AEW Full Gear 2024 Results, live recap, grades: Jon Moxley runs away, NEW CHAMPION CROWNED, Former WWE star RETURNS, Bobby Lashley squashes top name!!

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The End

Darby joins the fray, crashing a car into The Death Riders' vehicle. Jon Moxley and his group beat a hasty retreat as the show ends.

Complete chaos in the ring as Jay White joins in. What is next?

Christian Cage joins the ring and takes out Moxley!

Post-match, Cassidy gets attacked by Wheeler Yuta and Moxley. Hangman Page hobbles into the ring, taking out Yuta.

Wheeler Yuta comes in out of nowhere and attacks Orange. Moxley takes this opportunity to take the win!

Jon Moxley retains!

Moxley kicks out despite being hit by the briefcase! Orange is back in the driver's seat.

Claudio Castagnoli and PAC make an appearance. The Conglomeration also comes in to counter.

Orange's punches have lost their power, unsurprisingly. Moxley seems unbothered.

Orange Cassidy fights back, finally gaining some momentum.

Orange Cassidy shows incredible resilience, but Moxley is a master of the game. He is barely winded, while Cassidy looks exhausted.

Orange Cassidy is bleeding profusely but still seems determined to win.

Moxley dismantles the announcer table, putting Cassidy on it. What does he have planned?

Cassidy finally gets overwhelmed. Moxley takes control at ringside.

Moxley is still on the back foot. Cassidy seems to have no intention of slowing down.

Multiple Orange punches come out of nowhere, and Moxley is caught unawares. He seems dazed as Orange Cassidy continues his relentless onslaught.

Both the stars are in the ring, staring daggers at each other.

Jon Moxley vs. Orange Cassidy for the AEW World Title

Orange Cassidy, the usually unbothered one, seems invested in this match. Will he win?

Jon Moxley, as always, looks like a man on a mission, walking out into the arena with his signature intensity.

Post-match, Prince Nana is dragged into the ring and subjected to the same punishment, and he passes out next to Swerve Strickland.

Swerve Strickland passes out from a submission hold.

Bobby Lashley wins!

The All Mighty goes through a table. Swerve locks eyes with MVP, who was trying to raise his stablemate. This provides an opportunity for Bobby to recover and spear Swerve through a barricade.

Swerve finds an opening and finally seems to be on top. Lashley's power comes with a penalty of exhaustion, which Swerve is certainly taking advantage of.

Swerve counters! A reversal affords him a moment of respite, but it is short-lived as Bobby takes back control.

Bobby is still firmly in the driver's seat without much resistance from Strickland. Fans are vying for the latter, though, as he is still trying to find a way to turn the tables.

Bobby gets the upper hand early, unsurprisingly. Swerve is almost immediately down on the mat. He needs to pull something surprising off to get back control.

Bobby Lashley vs. Swerve Strickland

Bobby Lashley's first AEW PPV match! He enters the arena with a purpose. Win dominantly.

Swerve Strickland walks into the arena with his fan-favorite music!

Takeshita takes back control, slamming Ricochet and pinning him!

Konosuke Takeshita retains!

A massive attack from Takeshita as he slams Ricochet down on his neck. The ensuing pinfall attempt still fails.

A burst of energy from Ricochet fails to overpower Takeshita as the latter kicks out of his pinfall attempt.

Takeshita proves you can't face him in terms of raw power. Each of Ricochet's forearm hits receives a much stronger response, knocking him to the ground.

Richochet's high-flying moves lack his usual punch. He is struggling quite a bit but still pulls off a spectacular outside dive.

Ricochet's back is taking the brunt of Takeshita's wrath. This is certainly effective, as the high-flier is having trouble maintaining the speed he needs to face someone like Takeshita.

A fast pin attempt proves to be futile, as Takeshita escapes relatively easily. The rash decision costs Ricochet, with him being slammed down with a sickening spin.

Takeshita takes back control with his power advantage, though, throwing Ricochet out of the ring.

Ricochet and Konosuke's speed is evident right from the start. His quick pace seems to be too much for Takeshita, though, as the latter finds himself on the mat more than he would like.

Ricochet vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the International title

Ricochet enters the arena to a warm welcome, followed by Konosuke Takeshita.

A series of chops from Garcia reddens Perry's chest. Daniel executes a leg lock as Jack taps out!

Daniel Garcia wins the TNT Title!

A quick pin reversal from Garcia almost catches Perry off guard. But it proves to be too little too late, as Perry kicks out.

Jack Perry takes back control, pulling Garcia up to the top rope. A pinfall attempt doesn't work, though.

Daniel barely makes it into the ring as the referee counts down. This has seemingly provided an opening for him, though, as he is relentless with his attacks on Jack Perry.

Daniel is down on the mat. Jack engages in some trash talk as he feels firmly in control. Slow but targeted attacks seem to be his game plan.

The action spills out of the ring, with Daniel seemingly in control. Jack is no slouch either, as he targets Garcia's neck with his attacks.

The match starts with the two attempting to grapple each other. Jack shows some disrespect but slithers out of the ring before Daniel can retaliate.

Jack Perry still carried the Scapegoat title, a reference to his conflict with CM Punk. He has embraced his heel persona now.

Jack Perry vs. Daniel Garcia for the TNT Title

AEW Full Gear 2024 Results, live recap, grades: Jon Moxley runs away, NEW CHAMPION CROWNED, Former WWE star RETURNS, Bobby Lashley squashes top name!!

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