AEW Double or Nothing Results (25th May 2019): Winners, Grades, Highlights, Reaction, Video Highlights & Analysis

All Elite Wrestling finally had their first pay-per-view after the announcement of their formation on January the 1st. The AEW Double or Nothing PPV was extremely important for All Elite Wrestling due to it being the first impression that it is making on the audience. Without any further ado, here are all the AEW Double or Nothing Results from tonight.

AEW Double or Nothing Pre-Show Results:

Casino Battle Royal

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In the pre-show, there was a Casino Battle Royal with 21 participants. The winner of the match would get a future match with the winner of the match between Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho for the AEW World Championship.

The match saw several huge participants, including surprise entrants, former WWE Superstar Tye Dillinger, now wrestling under the moniker Shawn Spears, and 'Hangman' Adam Page. Adam Page had a match on the card against Pac, but due to creative differences with management, the match did not take place.

Also in the match were Jimmy Havoc, Billy Gunn, Dustin Thomas and Tommy Dreamer.

The final four in the match were Luchasaurus, MJF, 'Hangman' Adam Page, and Jimmy Havoc.

A combination of Luchasaurus and Hangman Page eliminated Jimmy Havoc.

The match itself was a fun one, with comedy spots and display of talent at the same time.

Luchasaurus was eliminated by Adam Page, who then survived an elimination attempt by MJF and instead threw him out of the Octagon.

Result: 'Hangman' Adam Page won the Casino Battle Royal and will face the winner of Omega vs Jericho to be the inaugural AEW Championship

Sammy Guevara vs. Kip Sabian

Guevara and Kip Sabian were the two younger wrestlers on the card, as they took on each other's high-flying wrestling prowess.

In one of the spectacular moments on the match, Guevara and Sabian reversed each other's suplexes right out of the ring, with Sabian hitting the floor hard.

However, it was Kip Sabian who won the first-ever singles match of All Elite Wrestling. He hit the Deathly Hollows to pick up the win.

Results: Kip Sabian defeated Sammy Guevara

Read on as we continue our coverage of AEW Double or Nothing. From here on in, it's time to get into the results of the main card.

Double or Nothing Main Card Results

SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian, Christopher Daniels & Scorpio Sky) vs. T-Hawk, Lindaman & CIMA

SoCal Uncensored was dominating the match early on. A combination of Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky controlled T-Hawk. Lindaman came in to be isolated immediately by Kazarian and Christopher Daniels.

T-Hawk wrenched on Daniels' neck in the middle of the ring. His teammates tried and failed to stop Daniels' teammates from interfering. Daniels took down T-Hawk and got a tag to Scorpio Sky.

Lindaman managed to tag in, and his team triple-teamed Scorpio Sky. CIMA hit a huge knee and Lindaman hit a brilliant German Suplex for a near-fall

Kazarian managed to tag in on the hot-tag. He took out the teammates but pinned the wrong person. He finally got T-Hawk with a Northern Lights Suplex for a near-fall. Kazarian hit a Springboard Spike DDT on CIMA. The match got messy with all the members getting involved and thrown out of the ring as fast as they are entered.

Christopher Daniels hit an Angel's Wings, but he pinned the wrong person. Lindaman hit a German Suplex on Daniels for a near-fall. Kazarian broke it up and then took out T-Hawk on the outside with a huge Hurricanrana.

In the inside, Kazarian and Daniels hit the Best Meltzer Ever Piledriver on Lindaman to pick up the win.

Results: SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian, Christopher Daniels & Scorpio Sky) defeated T-Hawk, Lindaman & CIMA

Britt Baker vs. Kylie Rae vs. Nyla Rose vs Awesome Kong

Britt Baker, Kylie Rae, and Nyla Rose were about to begin their match when they were interrupted by Brandi Rhodes who named another, more 'Awesome' participant -- Awesome Kong.

Kong came in and dominated by taking everyone out, but missed the splash. As a result, the others took advantage, with Britt Baker dumping her out. Kong caught Kylie Rae, but Baker hit a Suicide Dive which took out Kong.

Nyla Rose dominated the match with Awesome Kong out of the equation. She kept trying to isolate either Kylie Rose or Britt Baker in the ring, but each time one or the other was able to get back in and interrupted her pinfall attempts.

There is a huge four-woman powerbomb, with Nyla Rose on the top rope, Kylie and Baker go for dual Superplex but got stopped by Kong, who powerbombed them all.

However, Britt Baker came away with the win, who hit a UshiGoroshi on Kylie Ray to pin her and pick up the win.

Results: Britt Baker defeated Kylie Ray, Awesome Kong, and Nyla Rose.

Angelico & Jack Evans vs. The Best Friends (Chuckie T & Barreta)

The match sees Chuckie T and Barreta dominate for a large part of the match, although they are frustrated by Evans and Angelico again and again. The match progresses at a high pace.

Chuckie T takes out both his opponents -- first Angelico with the Sliced Bread, and then Evans with a Splash. Chuckie T and Barreta hit Evans with a Crucifix Double Slam.

Just when it looked like Berreta and Chuckie T had control, Angelico came back to even up the odds. Angelico carried Trent Barreta with a Crucifix for the Crucifix Bomb on the corner. Jack Evans hit a 630 Splash on Barreta, but Chuckie T managed to interrupt them. He was dumped out again, and Barreta was isolated.

Chuckie T came in and took out Angelico. He then helped Trent Barreta to hit the Electric Chair slam, and then hit a Suicide Dive on Angelico eliminating him. Barreta and Chuckie T picked up Jack Evans and hit him with a Reverse Double Team Piledriver for the pinfall!

Result: The Best Friends defeated Angelico and Jack Evans

Everything went dark and there were two new men in the ring. The lights went out again, and there were more people outside wearing masks who drag all the tag teams out and then beat them out. They hit a backbreaker on Evans and then a Double Team Cutter to lay Barreta out completely.

Aja Kong, Yuka Sakazaki & Emi Sakura vs. Riho Abe, Hikaru Shida & Ryo Mizunami

Aja Kong and Ryo Mizunami tie up in a test of strength in the AEW match, but no one is a match for the strength Aja Kong brings to the ring. She blocked three shoulder tackles barely moving before the fourth one finally brought her down.

Yuka Sakazaki hit a diving Thesz Press on Riho Abe and then a bodyslam. She then tagged in Emi Sakura, who used her strength to lock in a surfboard. Aja Kong then came in and hit a solid kick on Riho Abe, effectively isolating her before the elbow.

Aja Kong hit a huge Piledriver on Riho Abe but Ryo Mizunami broke it up. Abe hit a Double stomp on Yuka Sakazaki. Ryo Mizunami hit a big Spear on Aja Kong and then hit chops on Sakazaki.

Mizunami went for the Urinagi but then switched up with a suplex followed by a Lariat. Aja came in and gets taken down by a headscissors by Riho Abe who hit the 702. Aja Kong caught Riho Abe and then hit her with a suplex for a near fall. Kong missed the elbow, but then Hikaru Shida tagged in. Kong tried to hit Shido with a can, but Shida blocked it with a Kendo Stick before finally being hit with it.

Shida and Emi Sakura faced off, and Shida hit Sakura with a Superwoman Superplex. Aja Kong took out Mizunami and Riho Abe with a Double Suplex and then isolated Shida as Sakura hit her with a Moonsault.

The referee counts 2, but the bell rings leading to confusion. The match restarts, and Shida takes advantage of the confusion to hit Emi Sakura with the Burning Knee to pick up the win.

Result: Riho Abe, Hikaru Shida & Ryo Mizunami defeated Aja Kong, Yuka Sakazaki & Emi Sakura

Cody vs Dustin Rhodes

Cody sent quite the message to Triple H and WWE with his entrance. He entered with a cape and on a throne, but then broke it with a Sledgehammer.

With 'Dusty' chants in the air, the two brothers faced off against each other. Cody and Dustin spilt to the outside where they brawled. Cody was taken by surprise when his brother came sweeping back out from the ring when he tried to throw him in. Cody found himself surprised with the new Dustin Rhodes.

Cody came back in and immediately with the referee distracted Brandi distracted Dustin with water in his eyes. Cody hit Dustin with a Dragonscrew, but Dustin fought back. Cody caught Dustin with a Powerslam as the action rolled on.

Dustin lined Cody up for Shattered Dreams but Cody managed to sneak off and open the middle turnbuckle pad. Dustin came at it anyway, and Cody sent him face-first into the steel.

Brandi was ejected from ringside after a spear to Dustin Rhodes which the referee did not completely see. Diamond Dallas Page came out and carried Brandi Rhodes to the back when she was not cooperating.

Dustin Rhodes was bleeding from the injury to his eyebrow after falling into the steel. Blinded by the blood in his eyes could not hit Cody, while his brother exploited his wound. His brother hit him again and tried to pin him, but Dustin kicked out. Dustin Rhodes was bleeding like a faucet.

Cody hit him with a Double Sledge off the second rope and then went to the top rope. He missed the dive and Dustin hit him with a Powerslam for a near fall. Cody locked in the Figure Four Leglock.

Every time Dustin got up he hit Dustin with a punch. After much effort, Dustin was able to turn over his brother and break the hold.

Dustin put Cody on the top rope and then spanked him. He then hit a Sunset Flip Powerbomb for a nearfall, before going for the Superplex, followed by a Cross Rhodes for a very near fall.

Cody hit the low blow on Dustin when the referee was distracted. He then hit the Disaster Kick and the Cross Rhodes, but Dustin kicked out.

The blood covered everything in the ring.

Dustin Rhodes hit another Cross Rhodes for a near fall, with Cody somehow kicking out.

Cody hit a seriously bad reverse piledriver on Dustin. He then hit the Cross Rhodes again for the 3-fall.

Finally, the match was over.

Results: Cody defeated Dustin Rhodes.

After the match was over, Cody asked Dustin Rhodes to join him for a match next month as a partner to face The Young Bucks. The immense show of love and respect between the brothers ended their match.

Bret Hart came out next to present the AEW Championship to the crowd. Hart invited out Adam 'Hangman' Page, but MJF came out to make fun of Bret Hart and Adam Page.

After insulting Adam Page and Bret Hart, he found himself in trouble. Trapped between Jungle Boy, Adam Page, and Jimmy Havoc, he was dropped by them and then thrown into the crowd where Havoc and Jungle Boy followed him.

Lucha Brothers vs Young Bucks for the AAA Tag Team Titles

The Young Bucks and Lucha Brothers faced off in the co-main event of the night.

The Bucks and Lucha Brothers exchanged moves and tested each other. The Lucha Brothers hit Nick Jackson with a Brain Breaker. They then hit a Kasadora into a Splash for a near fall.

Nick Jackson took out both the wrestlers with a Hurricanrana and an arm drag. Matt Jackson came in and took them both out with lariats.

The Young Bucks isolated Pentagon in their side of the ring. Matt Jackson slapped down Pentagon, but Nick Jackson accidentally landed on Matt with the stomp.

The Young Bucks sent Pentagon sailing followed by a headscissors capture and a Superkick to Fenix.

Fenix came out of nowhere with a counter the likes of which no one had seen. Fenix took Matt Jackson's hand and then used it to spring on the rope and sent both Matt and Nick to the ground. It was a near fall, but Fenix and Pentagon continued, then isolating Matt Jackson.

The Young Bucks somehow managed to get back control and with smooth offence that only Nick Jackson is capable of, he hit Fenix with a Facecrusher and then a Moonsault to Pentagon on the outside. He hit a running bulldog and lariat combination on them both and tagged in Matt Jackson.

They worked together for stereo sharpshooters. Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson hit Fenix with a Powerbomb Enzuigiri combination and then they hit him with a combination reverse DDT and Powerbomb.

Superkoicks came from all around as each Superstar hit the other with a Superkick. With all fouir men flat on their back, Pentagon and Matt Jackson went at it on the apron. They hit each other with pump kicks and fell.

Fenix and Pentagon did Double Destroyers on Nick Jackson, but it was not enough. Fenix took to Pentagon's shoulder and dove onto the Bucks before sending them into the ring.

Pentagon put Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson with the Penta Driver, with Fenix followed with a splash for a near fall. Pentagon was taken down by Matt Jackson's Superkick. He got the tag from his brother and then took Pentagon out with a Suplex. Matt Jackson then hit Fenix with the Big Boot and finally followed it up with a Top Rope Brainbuster.

Matt Jackson went for the Meltzer Driver, but Pentagon reversed and snapped his arm followed by a Package Piledriver.

Fenix got caught with the Meltzer Driver and that was enough for the Young Bucks to retain the title.

Results: The Young Bucks defeated the Lucha Brothers to retain the titles.

Kenny Omega vs Chris Jericho

Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho had an amazing match in the ring. The fight spilt to the outside almost immediately after the match started. Jericho pushed Omega into the crowd when he jumped on the barricade.

The two men got back in the ring and started to chop away at each other. Omega hit a Kamikaze followed by a Moonsault for a near fall.

Omega and Jericho chopped each other's chests until he brought Omega down with a lariat. Jericho brought a table out, but Omega hit the table with a dropkick.

Omega had a huge double stomp on the table, underneath which Jericho was trapped. Omega hit Jericho with a crusher for a near fall. Omega went for the Snapdragon Suplex, instead hit him with a kick to the head, followed by a V-Trigger to the back of the head.

Omega went to hit an Avalanche Snap Dragon Suplex, but Jericho reversed. Instead Omega went for a Back Body Drop Suplex from the top rope and hit it.

Jericho went for then Lionsault but Omega got his knees up. Jericho hit Omega with a German Suplex followed by a two Lionsaults. Y2J then went for the Codebreaker, but Omega stopped it and tried to hit the Tiger Driver. Instead, Jericho Backdropped him out of the ring and through the table. The two men exchanged strikes, but Jericho caught Omega with a huge dropkick to the face.

Jericho was able to catch Omega with a Codebreaker from the Top rope, but Omega was still able to kick out. Jericho went for the Liontamer, but Omega stopped it immediately. Omega went for the V-Trigger, but Jericho blocked it and locked in the Walls of Jericho.

Jericho then transitioned to the Liontamer, but Omega rolled around and hit Jericho with a right hand followed by a V-Trigger. Omega put Jericho in position for a One-Winged Angel, but Jericho hit him with a DDT. Omega caught Jericho again, but again Jericho hit him with a DDT and followed it with a Codebreaker. He finally hit the Judas Effect, and that was it!

Chris Jericho beat Kenny Omega.

Results: Chris Jerichon defeated Kenny Omega

Chris Jericho will face Hangman Page in a future match for the AEW Championship.

After the match, Jericho addressed the crowd, insulting them saying that it was his time now. He said that his presence was the reason for the success of AEW.

However, there was one presence at the pay-per-view no one was expecting.

Jon Moxley aka Dean Ambrose came out to the ring and faced down Chris Jericho before hitting him with an incredible Dirty Deeds.

He did not stop there and hit the referee with a Dirty Deeds as well. Finally, he turned his attention to Kenny Omega, lifting him up to hit him with a Dirty Deeds.

However, Omega charged through the ropes, and they started to brawl in the middle of the crowd. They headed to the giant casino chips and climbed up them, before Dean Ambrose, aka Jon Moxley hit Chris Jericho with a Dirty Deeds on top of it. He was not done and then in an almost Attitude Adjustment like move, threw him from the top of the chips to the ground below.

Jon Moxley has arrived.

About the author

Anirban Banerjee is a journalist from Kolkata, India and has been a part of building Sportskeeda's WWE section over the past 9 years. He's been an Assistant Content Manager for the team during the past 4 years as well. Banerjee has interviewed Jon Jones, Conor McGregor, 'Cowboy' Cerrone, Jorge Masvidal, Mandy Rose, Joe Hendry, Darren Till, and many others.

Anirban has worked in the field of wrestling and mixed martial arts journalism for several years. In addition to his work on Sportskeeda, Anirban is a fiction writer and has co-written over 20 biographies. He was also a columnist for 90 Minutes.

In his free time, Anirban is an avid reader and spends hours lost in books.

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