AEW Revolution Results
March 15, 2026
Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California
Results by: Alex Kahrs of Wrestleview.com
Live coverage of tonight’s main card for AEW Revolution begins at 8:00 pm ET/5:00 pm PT!
Free Zero Hour Pre-Show Quick Results:
- Boom & Doom (QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ) def. The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean)
- TBS Championship Match: Willow Nightingale def. Lena Kross
- AEW National Championship Match: Ricochet defends the title in a 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal (match bleeds into the main show on PPV)
This revolution WILL be televised, welcome to AEW Revolution!
We kick off the show with pryo and music as the 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal rages on!
AEW National Championship Match: Ricochet defends the title in a 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal
We’re left with Jack Perry and Ricochet as the final two (and oh no, I think my HBO Max feed is not in sync audio-wise…) Perry goes for a sunset powerbomb but ends up hanging on for dear life. Ricochet takes advantage of this, looking for a Death Valley Driver…only for Perry to counter out, landing a reverse rana that sends Ricochet to the floor!
Winner of the 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal and new AEW National Champion: “Jungle” Jack Perry
Perry celebrates with his music and pyro, heading to the crowd to meet his family as Ricochet throws a tantrum with a chair in the ring. With that, we move on as commentary hypes the AEW World Tag Team Championship between FTR and the Young Bucks. We get a nice video package highlighting the family aspect of the Bucks, with their children promising a victory tonight before we head to ringside.
(Note: I may be slightly off on some details on the recap due to technical issues with HBO Max, but I’m tryin!)
Young Bucks come out first to a great pop, followed by FTR to a roar of boos. With that, we get this match underway!
AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) defends against The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson)
We start off with Dax and Matt who mouth off at each other before Harwood slaps Matt in the face. He returns the favor and this leads to an exchange of strikes. Dax hits the ropes but is met with a superkick by Matt, and Nick comes running in as all four men go at it. The fight spills to the outside, with Matt eventually bringing Dax back to the ring. Harwood fights back, but Matt fights out of a suplex. Standing switch back and forth, and Nick comes in for an assist on a German suplex!
With that, Nick officially tags in as FTR retreat to the outside. Nick goes for a dive to the outside, but FTR catch him and slam him into the announce table. This allows Matt to get the drop on the champs with a dive of his own! He brings Cash to the apron for a piledriver, but Dax intervenes and FTR connect with a spike piledriver onto the hardest part of the ring!
We get a look at Nick at the announce desk, and he’s been busted open after what FTR did earlier as he runs into the ring only to be laid out with a right hand by Harwood. Tag to Wheeler, who lays in some right hands before bringing him to the corner for a tag to Dax. Harwood continues the attack before setting up for a piledriver, but Nick fights out and lands superkicks on both men before covering Dax for two.
We see that Dax is now busted open as Nick continues to fight off both of the champs, landing a right hand to drop him to the mat after knocking Wheeler to the outside…only for Cash to keep Matt away from a tag! This allows FTR to continue the beatdown on Nick in the corner, and they set Nick up for Power and the Glory…but Nick fights off Harwood before hitting a missile dropkick onto Cash.
FTR regain control, landing a stuffed piledriver as Harwood goes for the cover…but Nick gets his foot on the rope just before the 3! FTR land some thrust kicks on Nick, mocking him as they land a FTR Trigger…but Nick kicks out at one!
He’s firing up now, laying into the champs as Matt runs in for an assist. They land a Shatter Machine on Harwood but only get two as Wheeler breaks it up. BTE Trigger lands on Harwood, but he kicks out just in the nick of time. Wheeler sends Nick to the apron but is sent through the ropes to the outside.
Nick lands a dive through the ropes to knock out Stokely before landing a Meltzer Driver…but Dax manages to kick out just in time to save the match for his team! They look for More Bang for your Buck but Wheeler intervenes. They land a spike piledriver followed by an avalanche Shatter Machine, and that gets them the win to retain!
Winners via pinfall and still AEW World Tag Team Champions: FTR
Stoke gets back up to join his pals in the ring as they celebrate…until the lights go out! We get a strange message about EVENGE…with a Rated R…before Adam Copeland makes his way out to a thunderous pop! He’s wearing a Cope/Cage shirt, and it becomes clear that he isn’t alone as Christian Cage makes his way out as well!
(Technical Note: at this stage I decided to stop watching on HBO Max, and that team will be getting a strongly-worded email from me…or maybe not, brother)
Cage blindsides Wheeler with a spray to the eyes before taking out Harwood with a Killswitch. Cope slides into the ring for a spear on Wheeler, before sending Stokely running from the ring. They pose with the titles indicating they want their crack at the champs as we go to a video package highlighting our next match, where Toni Storm takes on Marina Shafir with everyone banned from ringside!
Back at ringside, Marina Shafir makes her entrance before “Timeless” Toni Storm comes to the ring next…only to be blindsided by Shafir, just as this match gets underway!
Everyone Banned from Ringside: Marina Shafir vs. Toni Storm
Shafir lays in some hard kicks on Storm, dragging her to the middle of the ring to continue the damage. She brings her up for some knee strikes before being sent to the ropes, where she manages to dodge some strikes before taking an uppercut.
Shafir with a couple throws to take the former Women’s World Champion to the canvas, before going back to some kicks to the chest and back. She cradles both legs of Storm for a two count. Modified leg lock by Shafir, who mocks Storm as she slaps her around. She transitions to a deathlock before Toni counters, catching Marina in a rear naked choke!
Shafir gets to her feet, hoisting Storm up before dropping her to the mat. Storm responds with a release German suplex, only for Shafir to land a front kick that knocks Storm down hard. Cover for a nearfall, before Shafir goes back to work on the former champ.
The fight spills to the apron, where Shafir catches Toni with a back suplex onto the floor. She props Toni against the announce table for some more kicks before talking to Nigel saying this is for Bryan Danielson…but Storm finally gets out of the way, and Shafir kicks the table instead! Storm brings Shafir to the ring before taking a fight out of her foot, and brings her back into the ring for an exchange of strikes that ends with a German suplex series by Storm!
Shafir scrambles to the corner but is taken out with a hip attack by Toni, who sets up for a second hip attack. She goes for a third one for good measure, followed by a Storm Zero…but Shafir narrowly kicks out at two!
Shafir fights out of a second Storm Zero attempt, locking Mother’s Milk…until Storm claws at her face to break free. She then, uh…takes a bite out of Shafir’s chest, let’s just say, to get out of Marina’s grasp before getting in a headbutt and the Big Package for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Toni Storm
Storm celebrates in the ring before heading up the ramp as the fans continue to cheer. She drops to the stage to celebrate some more as Ronda Rousey comes in through the crowd! She steps into the ring, calling Storm out to come face her…and the Timeless One obliges, making a beeline for the ring.
The two women stare each other down until security and officials rush in to break things up…and this gives Shafir a chance to blindside Storm! She meets up with her old pal Rousey and they head through the crowd, as Jon Moxley’s music hits to bring out the Continental Champion for our next match. Mox meets up with Shafir and Rousey as they’re making their way out, and he heads to the ring as I wrap my head around not having a video package in between segments.
Out next is Konosuke Takeshita who makes his way to the ring to a big pop from the crowd before we get this match underway!
AEW Continental Championship Match – No Time Limit: Jon Moxley defends against Konosuke Takeshita
The two go at it with strikes early on, taking the fight to the outside where Mox goes after the eye of Takeshita. The match finally makes its way back into the ring where they go back and forth again, until Takeshita manages to take the champ out with a Blue Thunder Bomb for two.
Mox starts fighting back now, eventually sending his challenger to the outside as the ref begins the count. Konosuke is favoring the eye that Mox attacked early on, and barely gets into the ring at the count of nine…only to run into a piledriver by Mox for a two count! Mox takes the fight back to the Alpha, but his fighting spirit is running rampant as Takeshita gets back up and starts landing some hard strikes.
Mox takes it right back to him as they trade strikes now, and Mox sets up for a Gotch style piledriver. Cover by the champ, but it’s only good for two as Konosuke kicks out…only for Mox to transition into a a crossface followed by a choke. Takeshita rises to his feet, breaking free of the grip before Mox hits the ropes for a lariat…but the Alpha doesn’t fall! He goes for it again before Takeshita responds with one of his own, and Mox ducks it at first before taking a big lariat that sends the champ to the mat.
Mox sent to the corner for a jumping knee, before the two fight it out on the top turnbuckle. Takeshita takes a bite out of Mox before landing an exploder off the top rope! Mox is sent to the mat hard, and as he gets up he walks into a Power Drive Knee…only to kick out just in time to save his title!
Raging Fire countered into a cutter by Mox, but the Alpha rises to his feet as he lands an elbow strike. Lariat is ducked by Mox, and the champ lands a Paradigm Shift DDT sending Konosuke down hard. Both men are down, slowly getting to opposite corners as the ref reaches nine before they leap up to trade offense.
Back body driver by Mox, who keeps Takeshita down just long enough to get a one count. Jon motions that he’s ready to take out the Alpha, but Takeshita gets out of a Death Rider DDT to land Raging Fire on the champ! Cover by Konosuke…and Mox gets his shoulder up right before we get a three count!
“Fight Forever” chant from the crowd as Mox and Takeshita get to their feet, only for Mox to land a massive Death Rider DDT! Cover by Mox…and Takeshita narrowly kicks out! Mox brings him to the corner and lands an avalanche Death Rider…but that gets the same result!
He drags the challenger over to lock in a bulldog choke on the Alpha, trapping both arms to keep him from breaking the hold. Takeshita is fading…and he is gone, as the ref calls for the bell!
Winner via submission and still AEW Continental Champion: Jon Moxley
With the match over, the Death Riders come out to ringside to applaud Moxley. Mox shows a bit of sportsmanship toward the challenger, who starts to walk off before accepting the handshake. Mox goes to leave the ring when teh lights go out once again…and we get a vignette showing someone recovering in some laboratory. Not just any somebody, though…it’s Will Ospreay! Apparently they can rebuild him, they have the technology.
Lights are back on as we see a confused Mox and the Death Riders…before Ospreay’s music hits, and he makes his way out to a big pop. Ospreay looks like he’s ready to fight, and sure enough he runs to the ring as he goes after Moxley as he enters the ring!
The rest of the Riders come to Mox’s aid, but they get taken out by the Aerial Assassin before finally retreating through the crowd as Ospreay gets to enjoy being back in the ring.
We take a look back at Zero Hour and Willow narrowly retaining her TBS Championship, only to deal with shoulder issues from the post-match attack. Backstage, she promises she’ll be okay and that their challengers will feel the wrath.
We head back to ringside as Divine Dominion make their entrance for our next match. Out next are the champs as Babes of Wrath head to the ring, but they get blindsided as this match gets underway!
AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship Match: Babes of Wrath (Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale) defends against Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross)
We start off with Bayne and Cameron after Willow gets sent to the outside, and Bayne makes seemingly easy work of the less-experienced champion. Harley starts fighting back, sending Kross off the apron before Bayne intercepts her on the turnbuckle. Cameron knocks her off before going for a cross body…as my feed on Prime Video goes to black for a moment.
We come back just as Willow gets the tag, fighting off Kross and Bayne. Divine Dominion start to regain control until Willow fights back, countering a crucifix bomb for a backslide and two. Bayne comes rushing in and they land a double chokeslam, allowing Kross to get the pin as we get new champs!
Winners via pinfall and new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions: Divine Dominion
The champs celebrate as we get some hype for our next match with Swerve Strickland taking on Brody King!
Back at ringside, Swerve Strickland makes his way to the ring. Out next is Brody King to a big pop before this match gets underway!
Brody King vs. Swerve Strickland
Swerve goes on the offense early on, taking the fight to King before a back body drop to take him down. Swerve quickly fights back, landing a House Call followed by a stomp on the apron sending the big man to the floor. Swerve shows off his increased power as he hoists Brody up, sending him into the ring post.
He then starts pulling off the mat from the floor, but King stops him from going any further before landing a uranage of sorts onto an exposed guardrail! He pulls Strickland away before throwing him into another guardrail and then the barricade on the opposite side.
The fight returns to the ring as Strickland starts to regain control, but not for long as King sets him up in the corner. Swerve manages to fight him off, before attacking King’s hand. He continues the attack until the ref intervenes. Brody fights back with a forearm before pulling him over the turnbuckle cable.
The ref calls for a break and King obliges, only to drop Swerve hard onto the floor. Swerve is back up but takes a couple chops by King, only to fight back before Brody catches him with a big side slam onto the floor! Both men are slowly stirring as the ref begins a new count, and the fight makes its way to the apron…until Strickland drops King with a powerbomb onto the hardest part of the ring!
He brings Brody into the ring before pulling off the bottom turnbuckle cover. The two fight it out in the corner before King sends Swerve into the exposed turnbuckle, and follows up with a cannonball before pulling him away for the cover…but Strickland kicks out at two!
Swerve scrambles to the apron to get away from King, but he follows close behind for a sleeper hold over the top rope. Swerve is seemingly out cold as King follows him, looking for a ganso bomb…but Strickland counters out, landing a Vertebreaker that sends Brody onto the exposed floor instead!
He slides into the ring, willing to take the countout victory as the ref begins the count. He reaches nine before King gets back into the ring…and right into a Swerve Stomp! Swerve with the cover…and King kicks out at one! House Call by Strickland, but King doesn’t leave his feet. Another one, and King is still on his feet…but Swerve dodges a lariat to land a third House Call for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Swerve Strickland
No celebration from Swerve on the victory here, as he directs Prince Nana to grab something underneath the ring. That something? A cinder block, as Nana brings it into the ring. They prop Brody up over it but Kenny Omega runs out to make the save, forcing Strickland and Nana to retreat up the ramp.
Kenny raises the arm of Brody to a pop as we cut to a video package hyping tonight’s Women’s World Title match between Thekla and Kris Statlander with two out of three falls!
We head to ringside as Kris Statlander makes her entrance first. Thekla is out next with a vignette promising to take Stat’s sanity here tonight, and the champ makes her way out to get this match underway!
AEW Women’s World Championship Match – 2 out of 3 Falls: Thekla defends against Kris Statlander
The two women stare each other down until Thekla forces Stat to chase her around the ring. Stat doesn’t fall for any tricks as she locks in a bearhug on the champ, bringing her to the corner for some punches. Thekla fights back but is quickly sent to the corner, where the challenger continues to take Thekla to her limit.
Hammer throw sends Thekla across the ring, but Stat takes a boot to the face as the champ looks for a Tarantula…but Kris breaks free. She meets the champ on the top turnbuckle for a superplex, but it only gets her a two count.
Sliding lariat twice over gets her another nearfall, and the champ fights back until Stat drops her for a catapult into the corner. Thekla dodges a lariat, eventually rolling up the challenger for a two count of her own. Champ with some hard kicks and the cover, but Kris kicks out. Thekla pulls her belt off but is admonished by the ref, and Stat goes after her…only to be sent to the corner by the champ, who rolls her up for a tight clutch. She’s got the rope for leverage and it’s enough for the three, and the champ wins the first fall!
Winner of the first fall: Thekla
Bell rings for Fall 2 as Kris cuts off the champ with a dropkick, followed by a suplex onto the floor. Thekla manages to fight back, sending her challenger into the barricade as the ref begins a count. Thekla returns to the ring just long enough to break that count, heading back to bring Stat into the ring once more. She brings Kris to the corner for a Tarantula, just barely breaking the hold before the count of five. She lands a boot to the face and then gets the cover on Stat, but the challenger kicks out.
Thekla goes for a spear but gets laid out by Stat, who gets the cover for a two. Kris hoists the champ onto her shoulders before getting onto the turnbuckle, only for Thekla to break free. She looks for a spider suplex but takes a headbutt by Stat, and a second one for good measure…but Thekla responds with a forearm before connecting with the spider suplex!
She poses, mocking the crowd as Stat heads to the outside. Thekla goes for a cross body, but Stat rolls through! They trade off trying to send the other into the barricade, and Stat wins out before grabbing the champ’s legs to swing her against the guardrails. Ref intervenes to get the match back into the ring, and Stat pulls Thekla toward the ring before sending her into the steps.
She brings the champ back into the ring for a Michinoku Driver, but Thekla kicks out at two. Both women are back on their feet as Stat absorbs a series of chops from the champ, before slapping her…only for Thekla to respond with a modified octopus hold! Stat is not fading, however, getting to her feet before sending her onto the turnbuckle to break free…and lands a Staturday Night Fever for the win and the second fall!
Winner of the second fall: Kris Statlander
After a short rest period Stat calls for the bell to ring to get the final fall going…but this leads to Thekla sending her into the ref! Ref falls to the outside, and Thekla leaves the ring to grab his belt before heading back into the ring. Stat grabs the belt away from her, dropping the champ before whipping her across the back!
Thekla fends her off and the Sisters of Sin come out for an assist, just long enough for the ref to return to the ring, taking his belt back from Stat…who gets dropped with a spear and a stomp by Thekla for the win!
Winner via pinfall (2-1) and still AEW Women’s World Champion: Thekla
Triangle of Madness celebrate in the ring as we go to a video package looking at the AEW World Trios Championship bout between the Don Callis Family and the united forces of JetSpeed and Mistico!
Back at ringside, JetSpeed are wearing masks in honor of their legendary lucha friend Mistico on their way to the ring. Out next is the Don Callis Family and we get this match underway!
AEW World Trios Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis defends against Kevin Knight, Mike Bailey and Mistico
Mistico and Okada start things off. They trade offense until Mistico backs off, and Knight (notably still wearing the mask!) gets the tag. Davis tags in as well, using his power to keep Kevin off his game for a moment before Knight fights back.
Davis gets sent to the outside as Bailey goes on the attack with a dive onto both of Aussie Open. Okada and Mistico go back at it in the ring until the Family takes control with a dive onto all three opponents by Davis on the outside. They celebrate as Davis brings JetSpeed back into the ring, pulling off their masks to the chagrin of the crowd.
Tag made to Fletcher, who mocks Knight in the corner before sending him to the ropes…only for Kevin to land a flying clothesline to take the Protostar to the mat! Okada and Davis clear his friends off the apron before they gang up on Knight. The ref intervenes as Bailey goes after Fletcher…only to get dropped hard. Aussie Open focus on Knight, setting him up for a dropkick by Okada as Kyle makes the cover…but Mistico breaks it up at two!
Mistico with the tag as he fights off Fletcher and Okada. Kyle is on the turnbuckle as Mistico goes for a rope walk holding the arm of the Rainmaker before taking both men down to the mat. Fletcher and Okada retreat to the outside, but this leads to a triple dive by Mistico and JetSpeed! The Family regroups as Okada gets a tag, calling out Mistico before kicking him down. Mistico fights back with a couple of arm drags, before stacking him up for a nearfall.
Bailey with a tag and he drops Okada with a dropkick, before Fletcher comes in. Protokada and JetSpeed stare each other down in the ring before Bailey and Knight hit the ropes. Bailey takes a dropkick from Okada and Fletcher takes one from Knight, with Knight and Okada having words until Fletcher comes in to intervene. Things break down once more utnil we get Knight and Fletcher back in the ring, with Knight taking Fletcher down for a double stomp by Speedball!
Bailey with the cover, but Okada shoves Knight into them to break things up. Davis comes in with a tag to drop Bailey with an enziguri, and grabs Knight while dropping Speedball. He drops Knight as well but Bailey comes in, only to get dropped hard for a two count before Mistico breaks it up. Okada sends him to the outside as Davis heads to the ropes, but he takes a spinning heel kick for two. Fletcher goes after him but is sent to the outside.
Bailey tags Knight in before hitting a dive on Fletcher on the outside. Knight with a nearfall as Mistico fends off Okada, sending him to the outside as well. Knight goes up top but is intercepted by Fletcher, only for Mistico to fend him off with La Mistica. Bailey lands a kick on Davis, dropping him for a UFO Splash by Knight for the win!
Winners via pinfall and new AEW World Trios Champions: Mistico & JetSpeed
This adds to Mistico’s title collection as he is a CMLL trios champion as well, as the three celebrate. Mistico’s music hits as we get a graphic revealing that Mistico is #AllElite (with Excalibur noting the dual contract along with CMLL). The trio continue to celebrate as we go to a video package hyping up our next match with Bandido taking on Andrade El Idolo!
Back at ringside, Andrade El Idolo makes his entrance. Out next is Bandido, showing a mask that honors PWG founder and SoCal notable name Super Dragon as he heads to the ring to get this non-title match underway!
Non-Title Match: ROH World Champion Bandido vs. Andrade El Idolo
Andrade gets a pop for taking his shirt off, as the crowd chant “take your pants off” but to no avail. With that, we get to the actual wrestling as both men trade offense before taking to the ropes. More offense sent by each man and they hit the ropes again, with El Idolo telling Bandido to be tranquilo as he poses in the ropes.
Bandido decides to give the fans what they want as he tears off the pants to reveal trunks underneath…but the delay in doing this allows Andrade to blindside him. He teases revealing his trunks but once again refuses, taking the fight to Bandido instead. He brings him out of the ring, bringing him back in for a powerbomb as the crowd gives out to Don Callis. Bandido leaves the ring but is followed by El Idolo, who slams him into the barricade before stepping up onto the ring steps to finally pull off his pants for the big reveal.
He meets up with someone at ringside for a selfie before going back after Bandido, bringing him back into the ring for the cover but it’s only good for a two count.
Quick Results:
- “Jungle” Jack Perry wins the 21-Man Blackjack Battle Royal for the AEW National Championship
- AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) def.The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson)
- Everyone Banned from Ringside: Toni Storm def. Marina Shafir
- AEW Continental Championship Match – No Time Limit: Jon Moxley def. Konosuke Takeshita
- AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship Match: Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) def. Babes of Wrath (Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale)
- Swerve Strickland def. Brody King
- AEW Women’s World Championship Match – 2 out of 3 Falls: Thekla def. Kris Statlander (2-1)
- AEW World Trios Championship Match: Kevin Knight, Mike Bailey and Mistico def. Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis
- Non-Title Match: ROH World Champion Bandido vs. Andrade El Idolo
Still to Come:
- Tornado Tag Match: Roderick Strong, Orange Cassidy and Darby Allin vs. The Dogs (David Finlay, Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors)
- AEW World Championship Texas Death Match: MJF defends against Hangman Page. If Page loses, he can’t challenge for the World Title ever again
