MJF Wins Men's Casino Gauntlet Match at AEW All In: Texas

Mark Briscoe, MJF, Mistico, Ricochet,Brody King and Bandido were confirmed for the match before the show started, so fans already knew the bout was going to be a special one.

Mark Briscoe and MJF started the match, and it was intense right from the start. MJF tried several quick pin attempts, including a roll-up, a backslide, and an inside cradle, but none of them worked. Briscoe then took MJF down to the mat and tried to choke him, but the referee stepped in and broke it up.

MJF took down Mark Briscoe and posed for the crowd, soaking in a chorus of boos while mocking Briscoe. However, he quickly paid the price when Briscoe fired back with a series of hard chops. Briscoe tried to hit his finisher on MJF but couldnt pull it off. At that moment, Ricochet entered the match as the third competitor.

Ricochet and MJF then teamed up to double-team Mark Briscoe, forming a short-lived alliance to keep Briscoe down. Soon after, Bandido entered the match as the fourth competitor, getting a huge round of applause from the crowd.

Bandido paused for a moment after entering, giving MJF the chance to betray Ricochet. Bandido then began dominating Ricochet with his fast-paced offense. MJF tried to jump Bandido from behind, but Bandido slipped away.

Mark Briscoe then came charging in and threw MJF to the outside with a big clothesline, before turning around and taking out Ricochet too. Briscoe followed up with a huge scissor kick through the ropes that landed on Ricochet. He then hit an elbow drop on Ricochet and nailed MJF with a blockbuster on the outside, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

Konosuke Takeshita then entered the match as the fifth competitor and immediately went after Bandido, taking him out with a powerful move. Ricochet tried to attack Takeshita next, but Takeshita quickly shut him down by hitting a big Blue Thunder Bomb.

Bandido and Takeshita traded a series of fast-paced moves and strikes, with Bandido eventually gaining the upper hand. But before he could keep the momentum, MJF jumped back in and nailed Bandido with a huge powerbomb onto his knee, nearly getting the win with a two count.

Mistico then came out as the next entrant and went straight after MJF. His entrance music played while the fans cheered loudly, getting fully behind him as MJF watched warily. Mistico and MJF traded big moves back and forth until Mistico dropped MJF with a sharp elbow. Mistico then turned his attention to Takeshita, taking him out with a spectacular Escalera armdrag that fired up the crowd even more.

Mistico locked MJF in La Mistica, nearly making him tap out, while at the same time Mark Briscoe put an armbar on MJF, adding even more pressure. Just then, Takeshita rushed in and broke it up, saving MJF from certain defeat.

After that, Josh Alexander entered the match as the seventh competitor. He immediately teamed up with Takeshita, and together they started taking out everyone else in the ring, clearing house with their powerful offense.

Takeshita then launched himself over the ropes with a huge plancha, crashing down on everyone on the outside. He and Josh Alexander were clearly dominating the match at this point, leaving the rest of the competitors struggling to keep up.

Anthony Bowens then entered the match as the eighth competitor and immediately went after both Josh Alexander and Takeshita. He nailed Alexander with a solid DDT, then turned his attention to Takeshita and MJF, hitting them with a flurry of moves that cleared the ring in a big way. Bowens then dodged a kick from Ricochet and took him out with a huge slam, keeping his momentum rolling.

Mark Briscoe and Anthony Bowens then traded a series of moves and strikes, with Bowens coming out on top. But right after that, Josh Alexander and Takeshita teamed up on Bowens, hitting him with rolling elbows followed by a pair of German suplexes that took him out of the match for the moment.

Ricochet then jumped in to try to shift the momentum, but he was immediately destroyed by a brutal double-team move from Takeshita and Alexander.

Roderick Strong entered as the ninth competitor and immediately went after MJF, taking him out with ease. He then took down Takeshita and Alexander, dominating everyone in the ring with powerful slams. Strong nearly won the match after getting a two count on Takeshita, but Alexander jumped in just in time to break up the pin.

Brody King then came out as the tenth entrant and quickly took control of the match, dominating for a while. He and Bandido soon teamed up to take out Alexander and Takeshita, hitting some strong tag team moves on the Don Callis Family to keep them down and punish them even more.

Brody King then started clearing house, crushing Ricochet, MJF, and Josh Alexander one after another with a series of powerful corner cannonballs, completely taking over the ring.

After that, Juice Robinson made a shocking return, entering the match as the eleventh competitor. He came out fired up and went straight after Ricochet, taking him down as the fans cheered loudly. Robinson then tried to pin Ricochet, but only got a two count, keeping the match going.

The Gates of Agony then interfered, trying to help Ricochet pick up the win, but their plan didnt work. After that, the Gates of Agony took control by isolating everyone else in the match while Ricochet focused on attacking Juice Robinson. Suddenly, the Gunns ran out and evened things up, coming to Juice Robinsons aid and turning the momentum back in his favor.

Kota Ibushi then entered as the twelfth competitor and immediately lit up the ring, taking out everyone with a series of sharp kicks. Brody King tried to stop him, but Ibushi blasted him with a huge kick that dropped him. Ibushi then turned to Anthony Bowens and took him down with a fast, five-strike combo that left Bowens laid out on the mat.

The Beast Mortos then entered the match as the thirteenth competitor and immediately went after Kota Ibushi, taking him down with ease. Mortos kept his momentum going by dropping Mistico, Mark Briscoe, and Bandido one after another, and then also took out Josh Alexander, leaving a trail of bodies across the ring.

Beast Mortos and Roderick Strong then faced off in the middle of the ring, but Mortos quickly took him out with a powerful headbutt. Mistico then jumped in and hit a huge move off the top rope on Mortos, nearly getting the win with a two count.

Josh Alexander and Konosuke Takeshita then teamed up and took out several people in the ring, clearing house for a moment. Meanwhile, Anthony Bowens went after Mark Briscoe, trying to keep him down. Brody King then stepped in and crushed Bowens with a huge chop, but right after that, Juice Robinson caught King and took him out with a big backdrop.

Roderick Strong hit Kota Ibushi with an End of Heartache, nearly winning the match with a two count before MJF ran in to break it up. MJF and Roderick then started trading moves, and MJF managed to get a two count of his own.

Max Caster then entered the match as the fourteenth competitor. Grabbing a mic, he addressed the fans in attendance, joking that the match was missing real star power. He then told the crowd they could fix that by chanting his name, getting them fired up before he finally stepped into the action.

In the final moments of the match, Mark Briscoe hit Roderick Strong with the Jay Driller, looking ready to secure the victory. But just then, MJF rushed in, kicked Briscoe out of the ring, and stole the pin for himself, winning the Casino Gauntlet match in classic opportunistic fashion.

After the match, MJF gloated that he will go after the AEW World Title again and win it, before making it clear that he will be the real main character of AEW. Therefore, well have to see if he does become the AEW Champion in the future.

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