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Jungle Boy made Angelico submit to the Snare Trap, securing a ten-man Buy-In win for his Jurassic Express and Best Friends alliance over Matt Hardy's group. Luchasaurus had opened space for the winners with a flurry of big-man offense before Private Party and TH2 rallied against Wheeler Yuta. Orange Cassidy interrupted a potential finish on Yuta, but Hardy answered with a Twist of Fate, leaving Jungle Boy to find the deciding submission after climbing onto Luchasaurus' shoulders. The postmatch attack on Cassidy involved the returning Butcher and Hardy Family Office; it did not alter the recorded result. The pre-show bout combined five-versus-five tag structure with a single clear finishing submission, rather than a title match or an uncredited elimination.

Miro pinned Eddie Kingston after an unseen low blow and a high kick, retaining the AEW TNT Championship despite a challenger who repeatedly came close to dislodging him. Kingston focused on the champion's neck with suplexes and found a spinning backfist and DDT for a near fall. Miro applied the Game Over hold, but Kingston broke the submission by reaching the ropes, denying the champion his usual ending. The loosened turnbuckle pad became part of their late struggle before Miro resorted to the foul shot that the official missed. The match's identity lies in Kingston surviving Miro's hold and forcing a compromised pinfall, not in an uncomplicated domination or a recognized submission victory.

Jon Moxley pinned Satoshi Kojima after delivering a second Paradigm Shift in their non-title cross-promotional encounter. Kojima answered Moxley's early strikes with rapid corner chops and threatened his familiar lariat, but Moxley ducked it and survived both a brainbuster and Koji Cutter. The challenger briefly escaped a rear naked choke by reaching the ropes, extending a match built around hard forearms and repeated counters. Only the back-to-back Paradigm Shifts ended the contest. Minoru Suzuki then confronted and attacked Moxley after the bell, applying a choke and a piledriver; Suzuki's appearance advanced the international rivalry without making him an opponent in the recorded singles match.

Britt Baker made Kris Statlander submit to Lockjaw after landing a Pittsburgh Sunrise and curb stomp, preserving the AEW Women's World Championship in a defense that tested the champion far more than an ordinary ringside-heavy win. Statlander answered Baker's shoulder attack with a Falcon Arrow and scissors kick near falls, and she escaped enough of the champion's early control to attempt a moonsault. Baker moved away, then used the ring steps to attack Statlander on the floor before resuming the offense inside. Jamie Hayter and Rebel accompanied Baker, while Orange Cassidy encouraged Statlander, but the finishing submission belonged to the two legal wrestlers. The title did not change hands and the decisive result was a tapout, not a pinfall.

Penta El Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix won the AEW World Tag Team Championship when they pinned Nick Jackson after Rey's dive from the top of the steel cage and their finishing combination. The Young Bucks had nearly retained through a brutal sequence involving a thumbtack-covered sneaker smuggled in by Brandon Cutler, but Penta shielded his brother from the attack and survived the following BTE Trigger. The challengers rallied with an avalanche Canadian Destroyer and a cage-top crossbody before catching Nick in the last exchange. The Bucks' attempt to tear away the Lucha Brothers' masks added another personal turn to a match already defined by the cage and title stakes. The important outcome was a legal pin and an actual change of champions, with Cutler and Alex Abrahantes outside the sanctioned tag pairing.

Ruby Soho earned a future AEW Women's World Championship match by last eliminating Thunder Rosa from the Casino Battle Royale in her surprise debut. Rosa had already sent Nyla Rose to the floor to establish the final duel, but Soho survived a dangerous exchange on the apron and knocked Rosa off with a head kick. Jade Cargill and Jamie Hayter were among the earlier eliminations as the 21-person field narrowed, making the late arrival of the mystery Joker central to the result. This was an over-the-top-rope battle royal, not a pinfall or submission, and the prize was a future title opportunity rather than the championship itself. The final elimination immediately gave Soho a credible challenger role against Britt Baker.

Chris Jericho made MJF submit to the Liontamer, preserving his right to continue wrestling in AEW after an extended singles feud reached a career-stakes confrontation. MJF tried to target Jericho's arm and nearly won with the Heat Seeker, while Jericho survived long enough to land an apron powerbomb and search for the Judas Effect. MJF dodged that strike and applied the Salt of the Earth armbar, but Jericho reversed the position into the decisive hold. The match's condition is essential to the result: had Jericho lost, the announced stipulation would have forced him out of AEW competition. The Inner Circle's celebration came after the submission, not as outside assistance in the finish.

CM Punk pinned Darby Allin with the Go to Sleep in his first wrestling match in seven years, finishing a contest that deliberately contrasted Punk's methodical control with Allin's willingness to take risks. Allin threatened a victory with a Code Red and a top-rope senton, while Punk's earlier GTS sent Allin out through the ropes rather than resulting in a cover. Punk later evaded the Coffin Drop and caught a poison rana attempt before finally connecting with the finishing knee. Sting had accompanied Allin to the entrance but left them to compete without his interference. Afterward, Punk and Allin shook hands, underscoring that the outcome was a respectful singles return rather than a rivalry decided by outside involvement.

Paul Wight pinned QT Marshall after a chokeslam to win a very short non-title singles contest. Marshall's Factory partners Aaron Solo and Nick Comoroto rushed Wight early, only to be thrown aside, leaving the match to turn on a brief sequence of strikes and counters. Marshall targeted Wight's hip and attempted the Diamond Cutter, but the larger man had that move scouted and caught Marshall coming from the ropes before putting him down. The simplicity was part of the event's pacing: it served as a quick reset between Punk's return match and the AEW world-title main event. The Factory presence created an opening distraction, not an alternate winner or a longer three-on-one sanctioned match.

Kenny Omega pinned Christian Cage with an avalanche One-Winged Angel from the turnbuckles, retaining the AEW World Championship after the challenger had escaped a normal version of the move earlier. Christian drove Omega through a ringside table with a spear and later hit the Killswitch for a near fall even after the Good Brothers arrived, but the champion survived each opening. Omega answered with repeated snapdragon suplexes and V-Triggers before countering Christian's attempted avalanche Killswitch into the winning finisher. The Elite's postmatch attack brought Adam Cole into their group, then Bryan Danielson appeared to rescue Christian and Jurassic Express. Those separate debuts became the event's defining aftermath, but Omega's championship defense had already been decided by the pinfall.