If you watched AEW Revolution and thought, “Wow, that looked painful,” congratulations—you are correct. The fallout from last weekend’s festival of brutality has left several stars limping, bleeding, and in desperate need of ice packs.
According to Fightful Select, multiple wrestlers have landed on the “ow, everything hurts” list, with varying degrees of battle scars.
Cage Match Casualties: Fletcher, Ospreay & Davis
- Kyle Fletcher – Left the brutal cage match against Will Ospreay looking like he picked a fight with a barbed-wire fence and lost.
- Mark Davis – Not even in the match, but still managed to require staples. Apparently, interfering in a steel cage match has consequences.
- Will Ospreay – Left the match limping but “okay”—which in wrestler terms means “will wrestle again in 48 hours like nothing happened.”
Other AEW Walking Wounded
- MJF – Lost to Hangman Page and is “very banged up.” No surprise—he just spent months fighting for his life, and Page probably didn’t send him a get-well card.
- Swerve Strickland – Busted eardrum thanks to Ricochet. Wrestling is already dangerous, and now Swerve has to deal with his balance being all out of whack too? Not ideal.
- Mercedes Mone & Momo Watanabe – Their TBS Championship match did not end without its own war wounds. No specific details, but if it’s AEW, assume bruises, soreness, and at least one questionable decision involving a chair.
What’s Next?
- Ospreay is already back in action—because resting injuries is for mere mortals. He entered the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament on Dynamite.
- Mercedes Mone is booked for House of Glory against Indi Hartwell, proving that the TBS Champion has no off days, only different venues.
- Everyone else? Well, pain is temporary, paychecks are forever. Expect them to pop up sooner rather than later.
Final Thoughts
AEW’s Revolution aftermath proves once again that this roster has two speeds: “go hard” and “go harder.” Let’s just hope their trainers have enough ice packs, stitches, and strong opinions on concussion protocol to keep up.