Hold onto your hats, wrestling fans, because AEW Dynasty just turned up the heat with a twist that nobody saw coming! In a night already thick with tension and high-flying action, the Young Bucks made history by becoming the first ever three-time AEW Tag Team Champions, but not without a little dramatic assistance.
The stage was set for a ladder match showdown between the Young Bucks and FTR, a rivalry so intense it could only be settled sky-high. As the two teams clashed in what can only be described as a human demolition derby, the match was a non-stop thrill ride of aerial assaults and painful encounters with every piece of “furniture” imaginable.
The saga took a scandalous turn when a masked figure dashed through the crowd, throwing chaos into the already frenetic match. Just when FTR seemed poised to clinch their third tag team title, this mysterious intruder intervened, tilting the scales in favor of the Young Bucks. As the dust settled and the masked man was unmasked, the crowd erupted into a frenzy of shock and awe—it was none other than Jack Perry, making a bombastic return to AEW!
Perry’s comeback was nothing short of cinematic, as he returned from his NJPW stint following the notorious All In incident which had led to his suspension. His dramatic interference not only swayed the match but also ignited a firestorm of speculation and buzz around his motives and future in AEW.
As security dragged Perry away, the Bucks didn’t waste a moment, scaling the ladders to snatch the championship belts, solidifying their record-setting third reign. The event closed on a high note, with the crowd buzzing from the adrenaline and the sheer unpredictability of what they had just witnessed.
This historic win and Perry’s return are sure to be talked about for ages in wrestling circles. Was this planned by the Bucks all along, or was Perry acting on his own volition? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: the landscape of AEW’s tag team division might never be the same again.