Hold onto your light tubes and barbed wire, folks! The latest edition of “AEW Dynamite” brought us a Blood & Guts match that could only be described as absolute mayhem. Team AEW, led by the relentless Darby Allin, emerged victorious after Allin forced Matthew Jackson to surrender in a showdown that will be talked about for ages.
Darby’s Fiery Negotiations
The match was a symphony of insane bumps and creative violence. The climax? Darby Allin threatening to turn Jack Perry into a human torch. Allin, never one to shy away from a dramatic flair, doused Perry in gasoline and made it clear: surrender and relinquish the title or go up in flames. Perry, ever the stubborn competitor, refused. Allin then turned his attention to Matthew Jackson, negotiating a finish that secured him a TNT Title shot at AEW All In.
Page and Strickland’s Unfinished Business
Meanwhile, outside the cage, the saga of “Hangman” Adam Page and Swerve Strickland continued. Page, ever the dramatic entrance-maker, was absent at first despite Team Elite holding the advantage. When the AEW World Champion finally made his way to the ring, he was met with a vicious attack from Page, who beat him with his own title belt while handcuffed to the cage. This chaotic scene meant the match couldn’t officially start until Matthew Jackson, ever the diplomat, called Page into the structure and demanded the match commence.
A Stalemate in the Chaos
The carnage continued as Page and Strickland, once freed from their handcuffs, resumed their personal war, battling to a stalemate that saw both men crash off the stage. Their ongoing feud only added to the night’s drama, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their next encounter.
The Road to Wembley
With AEW All In set for August 25 at Wembley Stadium, the stakes have never been higher. Darby Allin’s upcoming TNT Title match is sure to be a highlight, promising more of the high-risk, high-reward action that AEW fans love.