AEW wrestling dinosaur is back on the scene.
AEW All Out took place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The tag team titles were on the line, and that was a very fast-paced encounter. That also included a big surprise at the end.
At AEW All Out, the second to last match of the night featured Brodido defending the AEW World Tag Team Championship in a four-way ladder match. Their challengers were The Young Bucks, JetSpeed, and the Don Callis Family, with all four teams battling to climb the ladder and secure the titles.
Don Callis came out to give his team a grand entrance, one that brought a ton of boos from fans in Toronto. He was very confident that his team would emerge as champions.
The Young Bucks are looking to reclaim their top spot in the AEW tag team division. They have been receiving lackluster treatment from management in recent memory, but they actually got their old entrance back this week with their Succession sound alike theme.
This match got weapons involved as well. Speedball was able to nail a dive onto the ladder to cause a lot of damage, and the match kept going from there. The ladder was finally in play as teams tried to get to the titles, and they ended up on each others shoulders, battling for an advantage. However, Brody King shoved the ladder over, causing everyone to crash to the mat. Fans chanted, this is awesome as it continued.
A table was broken, and a ladder was collapsed with twin moves off the apron. Fans chanted holy sh*t as the match continued. The ringside area was full of broken bodies as the match carried on. It looked like the Young Bucks would win the match, but the ladder was tipped over on them. Then Bandido was handed a ladder before he nailed a moonsault with the ladder in his arms to take everyone out.
Then Bandido climbed up to grab both titles and claim the championship. After the match, the Young Bucks were not very happy about how things turned out. Jack Perry showed up and they ganged up on him. Just as they were about to nail a Trigger on him, the lights went down.
A video package played on the screens showing someone getting resurrected. A man was shown on an operating table, and then he sat up to reveal it was Luchasaurus. He has been wrestling as Killshot, but now his former Jurassic Express gimmick is back. It appears that he is now back on the scene, as he helped run the Young Bucks off, and then he hugged with Jack Perry in the middle of the ring.
You never know what can happen in AEW, especially for their tag team division. This was certainly a great example of what they can bring to the table.
Whats your take on this AEW World Tag Team Title match at All Out? Do you think that the Young Bucks should be on top of the division? Let us know what you think in the comments section!
