AEW Rampage results 03/08/24: Top Flight soars

A look at the results from the post-Revolution episode of AEW Rampage.

It’s Friday night, and as usual, you know what that means. AEW Rampage presents the latest episode of Rampage, following another newsmaking Dynamite and a particularly eventful week, highlighted by Sting’s retirement match at Revolution.

The March 8 edition of Rampage is mostly wall-to-wall in-ring action, with minimal two backstage segments highlighting the ongoing feud between Ruby Soho and Saraya.

In featured matches, Orange Cassidy and Trent Beretta take on Kip Sabian and Butcher, and Julia Hart defends the AEW TBS Championship in an Open House Rules match. The question remains: who will step up to answer the challenge?

In the main event, Private Party, Top Flight, and Bryan Keith and Komander compete in a high-flying match, vying to potentially compete in the AEW Tag Team Championship Tournament.

It’s all part of a fun way to start a full weekend of AEW action. Let’s dive into the results from the Mar. 8 episode of Rampage:

  • Orange Cassidy and Trent Beretta def. Kip Sabian and Butcher by pinfall
  • A video package showcases The Infantry (Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo)
  • Ruby Soho says Angelo Parker is “really hurt” after last week’s attack from Saraya’s brother; Soho blames herself and says she hates Saraya, calling her “ugly” and a “bad person”
  • Julia Hart (c) def. Robyn Renegade by submission in an Open House Rules match to retain the AEW TBS Championship
  • Saraya, Zac Knight and Harley Cameron interrupt Renee Paquette recording a video backstage; Saraya calls Ruby “pure filth” and teases what she’ll do next to Angelo after injuring him last week; An angry Knight then viciously attacks someone watching them
  • Penta El Zero Miedo def. Action Andretti by pinfall
  • A video package showcases Titan, who will face Chris Jericho tomorrow on Collision
  • Top Flight def. Private Party and Komander and Bryan Keith by pinfall

AEW Rampage results 02/23/24: Roderick Strong ruins Jake Hager’s homecoming

A look at the results from the Feb. 23 episode of AEW Rampage.

Pro wrestling fans are in for a whirlwind of in-ring action over 12 hours from Friday night to early Saturday morning, with WWE SmackDown starting at 8 p.m. ET, AEW Rampage at 10 p.m. ET, and Elimination Chamber at 5 a.m. ET. It’s all the matches fans can handle, and the excitement continues with Collision returning to its regular Saturday evening timeslot, as well.

AEW’s first of two weekend shows showcases notable names in a high-flying three-way tag team match, your executive vice presidents in action, and a surprising main event matchup that no one saw coming just 48 hours ago. With that, let’s dive into the action.

  • Bryan Keith, Komander and Penta El Zero Miedo def. Action Andretti and Top Flight (Dante and Darius Martin) and Matt Sydal and Private Party (Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen) by pinfall
  • Saraya tells Renee Paquette she doesn’t care about Ruby Soho, and Harley Cameron tries cooling her down; Saraya says her brother, “Zodiac” Zach Knight is All Elite and introduces him as he walks into the frame
  • The Young Bucks def. Jonny Lyons and Cappuccino Jones by pinfall; Matthew and Nicholas Jackson win with the “Tony Khan Driver,” formerly known as the “Meltzer Driver”
  • Nicholas tells the referee they’ll fine him the next time he calls him “Nick”; Nicholas calls Tony Schiavone into the ring to “clear the air” from last week and they apologize; Matthew gifts Schiavone a $25 Amazon gift card and apologizes that they can’t remove Darby Allin and Sting’s blood stains out of their white suits; Matthew says they’ll pin Sting and retire him at Revolution
  • Tony Schiavone welcomes Sammy Guevara to the ring; Guevara says he has a mix of emotions from wrestling his childhood hero, Jeff Hardy, to Powerhouse Hobbs putting him through a table; Guevara challenges Hobbs, but Don Callis acknowledges Guevara and says he wanted him in the Don Callis Family; However, Callis calls Guevara weak; Hobbs attacks Guevara from behind and they fight in and out of the ring, leaving the latter man laying in the middle of the ring
  • Skye Blue says she deserved to defeat Willow Nightingale last week; Julia Hart says they’ll have their comeuppance against Nightingale, Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway
  • Mariah May def. Anna Jay by pinfall
  • Ruby Soho says her date with Angelo Parker went well; Parker calls it “incredible”; Soho says it’s weird Saraya wants her brother to hook up with her; Soho says Saraya actually needs her and she’s the sad one; Parker and Soho leave for another date
  • Roderick Strong def. Jake Hager by pinfall; Orange Cassidy comes to ringside mid-match to support Hager and takes out Matt Taven and Mike Bennett; Cassidy throws a bucket hat into the ring that Hager puts on, but Bennett and Taven cause a distraction that lets Strong take advantage and win