AEW Summer Blockbuster Live Results: LEGEND STRETCHERED OUT; STARS LEAVE MIDWAY; MJF UNMASKS OPPONENT; FORMER WWE STAR RETURNS

RPG Vice get taken out. In the end, Lance Archer distracts the referee. Konosuke Takeshita hits a forearm shot on Roderick Strong and Josh Alexander follows up with a German Suplex for the win.

Don Callis Family win

Things have gone out of control. Roderick Strong hits a gutbuster and the sick kick for a two-count. All four babyfaces have their opponents trapped in submissions, but Archer breaks it up.

Daniel Garcia gets a two-count on Konosuke Takeshita after a twisted neckbreaker. He applies the Dragon Tamer on Takeshita, but Josh Alexander kicks him down.

Daniel Garcia and Konosuke Takeshita are legal now. Garcia and Takeshita take each other down. Garcia then unloads on Takeshita with right-hand strikes.

Konosuke Takeshita dances in front of Daniel Garcia, mocking him. Archer dominates KOR and gets a two-count after a belly-to-belly suplex. Josh Alexander is tagged in. He slams KOR and follows up with a knee strike on the head.

Lance Archer is put under pressure briefly, but he clears the house. Hechicero is back in the ring and he traps KOR in a submission move. The heels are in control at this stage.

Konosuke Takeshita is tagged in. Adam Cole comes in. The two have a back-and-forth before Roderick Strong is tagged in. Kyle O'Reilly is up next. Strong comes back in, but Takeshita drops him on the jaw.

Don Callis Familly vs. Paragon and Daniel Garcia

Daniel Garcia and Hechicero start the match. Hechicero engages in mat-based wrestling, but Garcia is holding his own. Both stars pose in the ring.

We see a recap of the unfortunate attack on Kenny Omega by Kazuchika Okada and Don Callis. Tony Schiavone reveals Omega has been taken to the hospital.

Kip Sabian and Nick Wayne are in a backstage segment. Christian is not there. Sabian says Wayne deserves his space. Christian is putting in the hard work with Nick Wayne's mom. Sabian then reveals Christian's surprise for Wayne, a clip from his BOSJ run.

Nick Wayne loves it. Kip Sabian says Christian is proud of him and asks where would Wayne be without The Patriarch. Wayne is not a big fan of that part.

In the end, Thekla connects with a spear on Queen Aminata and then gets the win after applying the Death Trap.

Thekla wins

Following a sequence of moves, Queen Aminata headbutts Thekla. She almost gets the three-count after a stomp from the top rope. Thekla gets a two-count with a roll-up.

Aminata hits a couple of lariats on Thekla and then follows up with a snap suplex. She then connects with a kick on Thekla, but The Toxic Spider kicks out at two.

After some back-and-forth action, Thekla has Queen Aminata trapped in a choke with her legs. Aminata makes her comeback and connects with a vicious headbutt on Thekla in the corner.

Thekla vs. Queen Aminata

The two stars have a staredown. Queen Aminata slams Thekla on the mat, but Thekla responds with a snap mare. Thekla slaps Aminata, but the latter responds with a stiff strike. Aminata sends Thekla to do the outside with a knee strike.

Prince Nana and Strickland heard it all.

Hangman Page says he didn't ask for The Young Bucks' help at Dynasty and tells them to stay out of his business, Swerve Strickland's business, and Will Ospreay's business.

Renee Paquette is backstage to get some updates on Will Ospreay. Hangman Page is there. The Young Bucks also come in. Matthew says that they were aiming for Swerve Strickland. Matthew tells Page to bring the AEW World Title back to The Elite and mentions about some real plan, but Page says there was no plan.

Mercedes Mone is in a backstage segment. Renee Paquette asks her what she whispered in Toni Storm's ear. Mone doesn't reveal it and vows to dethrone Storm at All In. The CMLL Women's World Champion Zeuxis shows up and attacks The CEO because of her challenge earlier in the night.

Bandido almost steals the win with some roll-ups. In the end, Bandido slams The Beast Mortos from the top rope and gets the three-count.

Bandido wins

Bandido hits a frog splash on The Beast Mortos and gets a two-count. Mortos stuns Bandido and gets a crucifix bomb for a two-count. He then hits a lung blower for another near-fall.

The Beast Mortos hits a running double-foot shotgun dropkick on Bandido. The ROH World Champion gets some offense in and connects with a hurricanrana on Mortos. He lifts up Mortos and slams him on the mat.

Back in the ring, The Beast Mortos hits a low blow in front of the referee but doesn't get disqualified. After some back-and-forth action, Mortos goes after Bandido's mask and then chops him.

The Beast Mortos take out Bandido on the outside with a diving tornado. He slams Bandido on the steel steps and unloads on the ROH World Champion.

Bandido vs. The Beast Mortos

The Beast Mortos is dominating Bandido in the early stages of the match. He makes his comeback with a tope suicida. Banido climbs up the turnbuckles but misses a high-flying move. Beast Mortos breaks him in half with a spear.

Willow takes down Taya and Johnny TV. MxM Collection double-team Mark Briscoe, but he fights them off. Mansoor with a sunset bomb on Briscoe, but Willow hits the Pounce on him.

In the end, Willow Nightingale survives a roll-up attempt and finishes off Taya Valkyrie with the Doctor Bomb to pick up the win for her team.

Mark Briscoe, Willow Nightingale, Tomohiro Ishii win

Briscoe corners Mason Madden, but the former WWE star fights back with a leg drop. After some back-and-forth, including Taya and Johnny TV kissing, Willow unloads on Valkyrie.

Mark Briscoe, Willow Nightingale, Tomohiro Ishii vs. Taya Valkyrie, and MxM Collection

Tomohiro Ishii and Mansoor exchange blows early on. Mansoor tags in Taya Valkyrie after getting chopped by Ishii. Willow Nightingale unloads on Taya before she tags in Mark Briscoe.

Ricochet is in a backstage segment, talking about his new faction. Blake Christian and Lee Johnson approach him, but he says that they are still missing something.

Post-match, Mercedes Mone enters the ring. She and Toni Storm have an intimate moment before Mone attacks Storm. Mina Shirakawa comes out for the save and forces Mone to run away. However, she comes back and attacks Mina. Mone tells Storm to kiss her title goodbye at All In.

Julia Hart with a leg trip takedown and she goes for the moonsault. Storm dodges it and in the end, gets the three-count on Hart with the small package.

Toni Storm wins

After some back-and-forth action, Julia Hart traps Toni Storm in a submission move. Storm counters with a powerbomb and gets a two-count.

Toni Storm vs. Julia Hart

Julia Hart unloads on Toni Storm in the initial stages of the match. She gets a two-count after a moonsault. Storm makes her comeback with a dropkick and she sends Hart to the outside. However, she misses a hip attack and crashes onto the steel steps.

Mercedes Mone comes out for the match between Toni Storm and Julia Hart. Hart and Skye Blue attack Toni Storm. Blue has been ejected from ringside. Mone is happy with has gone down.

Big Bill and Bryan Keith are in a backstage segment. They bring up their win over Gates of Agony before and call out any tag team for a match. Workhorseman confront them after a lengthy layoff and we will probably get a match in the future.

Dax Harwood is surrounded by the babyfaces. Atlantis connects with a powerslam on him and unloads on him. Harwood is running for his life.

Atlantis has heard enough and a brawl breaks out. FTR try to hit a stock piledriver on Atlantis, but Adam Cole makes the save. Don Callis Family and Hechicero get involved. Bandido and Templario also join in on the fun as do Brody King.

Stokely Hathaway brings up FTR's recent victims and takes shots at them. Dax Harwood says he is excited about the partnership between AEW and CMLL. Harwood disrespects Atlantis and says he would have been FTR's bag boy if they wrestled in his era.

Carlos Cabrera is in the ring. He hypes up the collaboration with AEW and CMLL. Cabrera brings out Atlantis and his son, Atlantis Jr. Atlantis is a Mexican wrestling legend. BUT FTR and Stokely Hathaway ruin the moment.

In the closing moments, Bowens takes down Fletcher with a dive to the outside. However, Lance Archer attacks Billy Gunn, which distracts Anthony Bowens. Fletcher takes advantage with a kick and follows up with a sheer drop brainbuster for the win.

Kyle Fletcher wins

Kyle Fletcher briefly stops Anthony Bowens on the turnbuckles, but the latter hits the twisting neckbreaker and gets another near fall. Fletcher stops Bowens with a thrust kick and gets a two-count after a powerbomb.

The action spills to the outside, and Anthony Bowens slams Kyle Fletcher face-first on the apron. Back in the ring, he connects with a lariat and gets a two-count.

Bowens makes his comeback and hits a faceplant on the mat before following up with a Famouser on Fletcher. He gets a two-count shortly after.

Kyle Fletcher gets the upper hand by kicking Anthony Bowens from the apron, who crashes onto the barricades.

Anthony Bowens vs. Kyle Fletcher

Adam Cole is in commentary for this match. Kyle Fletcher and Anthony Bowens have a back-and-forth before Bowens plants Fletcher on the mat.