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Worlds End (2023)

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All Elite Wrestling pay-per-view event
Worlds End
Promotional poster featuringMJF andSamoa Joe
PromotionAll Elite Wrestling
DateDecember 30, 2023
CityUniondale, New York
VenueNassau Coliseum
Attendance10,093[1]
Buy rate135,000[2]
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The 2023Worlds End was aprofessional wrestlingpay-per-view (PPV)event produced byAll Elite Wrestling (AEW). It was the inauguralWorlds End and took place on Saturday, December 30, 2023, atNassau Coliseum inUniondale, New York onLong Island, marking AEW's first PPV to be held in the state ofNew York. The event featured the final of the inauguralContinental Classic to crown the inauguralAEW Continental Champion, and subsequently, AEW's first "American Triple Crown Champion".

Thirteen matches were contested at the event, including three on the "Zero Hour" pre-show. In the main event,Samoa Joe defeatedMJF bytechnical submission to win theAEW World Championship. In another prominent match,Eddie Kingston defeatedJon Moxley in the Continental Classic final to become Triple Crown Champion, retaining theROH World Championship andNJPW Strong Openweight Championship and winning the inaugural AEW Continental Championship. The event also saw the final match in AEW for bothAndrade El Ídolo andMiro as Andrade's contract expired following the event, which would eventually return to WWE at the start of 2024, and Miro's contract expired in February 2025; however, Andrade would later leave WWE in September 2025 and return to AEW that same October.

Production

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Background

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Worlds End was held at theNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum inUniondale, New York onLong Island, markingAll Elite Wrestling's firstpay-per-viewevent to be held inNew York state.

On October 25, 2023, it was reported that the Americanprofessional wrestling promotionAll Elite Wrestling (AEW) had filed to trademark the name "Worlds End".[3] Later that same night onDynamite, AEW announced that it would hold apay-per-view (PPV)event titled Worlds End on Saturday, December 30, 2023, at theNassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum inUniondale, New York onLong Island, marking the company's first PPV to be held in the state ofNew York. Tickets went on sale on November 3, 2023.[4]

Storylines

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Worlds End featuredprofessional wrestling matches that are the result of pre-existing feuds andstorylines, with results being predetermined by AEW's writers. Storylines were produced on AEW's weekly television programs,Dynamite,Collision, andRampage, and theYouTube series,Being The Dark Order.

On the November 11 episode ofCollision, AEW presidentTony Khan announced theContinental Classic (C2), a 12-manround-robin tournament similar toNew Japan Pro-Wrestling's (NJPW)G1 Climax, to be held across episodes ofDynamite,Rampage, andCollision, starting from the November 22 episode ofDynamite, with the semi-finals (promoted as the League Finals) held on December 27 atDynamite: New Year's Smash and the Championship Final held at Worlds End.Bryan Danielson announced his participation in the C2, despite his orbital bone injury.[5]Eddie Kingston also announced his participation and that hisROH World Championship of sister promotionRing of Honor (ROH) and hisNJPW Strong Openweight Championship would also be on the line in the tournament final. In addition to those two titles, it was also revealed that the winner of the tournament would become the inauguralAEW Continental Champion, with the three titles then being collectively held and defended under the American Triple Crown Championship banner.[6] In the League Finals atDynamite: New Year's Smash, Kingston andJon Moxley won the respective Blue League and Gold League Finals, thus setting up the Championship Final at Worlds End.[7]

AtDynamite: Grand Slam on September 20,MJF defeatedSamoa Joe to retain theAEW World Championship. Also during that match, MJF's tag team partnerAdam Cole injured his foot after he jumped off the entrance ramp when he came out to support MJF.[8] Cole subsequently was unable to defend theROH World Tag Team Championship with MJF, who was scheduled to defend it during theFull Gear Zero Hour pre-show on November 18. Joe offered to be MJF's partner for the title defense on the condition that MJF would give him another opportunity at the AEW World Championship. MJF initially declined, but he eventually agreed after Joe saved him from a beatdown,[9] and they retained the title, although MJF suffered a minor injury.[10] On the subsequent episode ofDynamite, after Cole convinced him to keep his promise, MJF said he would defend the AEW World Championship against Joe that night, but Joe declined as he instead wanted to face a healed up MJF in the main event at Worlds End in MJF's hometown of Long Island, and MJF accepted.[11]

AtWrestleDream, afterChristian Cage retained theAEW TNT Championship againstDarby Allin, Cage,Luchasaurus, andNick Wayne continued their attack on Allin untilSting attempted to make the save, but he was also attacked. As Luchasaurus and Wayne were about to perform a con-chair-to on Sting,Adam Copeland made his AEW debut and saved Sting and Allin.[12] On the following episode ofDynamite, Copeland told Cage that he came to AEW to reform theirtag team so they could have one more run together before retiring, but Cage rejected the offer.[13] This would lead to a match atFull Gear where Copeland, Sting, and Allin defeated The Patriarchy (Cage, Luchasaurus, and Wayne).[14] Copeland then faced Cage for the TNT Championship on the December 6 episode ofDynamite, but lost after Wayne's motherShayna interfered and hit Copeland with the title belt. after the match, Shayna Wayne revealed she had signed with AEW, now working under the ring name, Mother Wayne.[15] On December 16 atCollision: Winter Is Coming, Copeland challenged Cage to aNo Disqualification match for the TNT Championship at Worlds End,[16] and Cage accepted.[17]

At Full Gear, The Golden Jets (Chris Jericho andKenny Omega) defeatedThe Young Bucks (Matt Jackson andNick Jackson) to earn the latter'sAEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity.[14] DuringDynamite: Winter Is Coming on December 13, The Golden Jets called out championsRicky Starks andBig Bill to invoke their title match for Worlds End, which was accepted.[18] However, two days later on December 15, Omega revealed he had been legitimately diagnosed withdiverticulitis, thus taking him out of action indefinitely and canceling the match at Worlds End.[19] On December 23 duringCollision: Holiday Bash, Jericho announced he would find a new partner for the championship match at an unknown date.[17] The following week duringDynamite: New Year's Smash, Jericho saved a returningSammy Guevara from a beatdown by TheDon Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita,Powerhouse Hobbs, andKyle Fletcher), with Starks and Bill subsequently coming out to attack Jericho and Guevara. Sting and Darby Allin then came out to help Jericho and Guevara clear the ring. Later, aneight-man tag team match was scheduled for Worlds End, pitting the team of the reunitedLe Sex Gods (Jericho and Guevara) along with Sting and Allin against the team of Starks, Bill, and The Don Callis Family (Takeshita and Hobbs).[7]

Event

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Other on-screen personnel
RoleName
CommentatorsExcalibur(Pre-show and PPV)
Nigel McGuinness(Pre-show and PPV)
Taz(Pre-show and PPV)
Tony Schiavone(PPV)
Stokely Hathaway(Statlander vs. Nightingale)
Matt Menard(Eight-man tag team match)
Bryan Danielson(Moxley vs. Kingston)
Ring announcersJustin Roberts
Dasha Gonzalez
RefereesAubrey Edwards
Bryce Remsburg
Paul Turner
Rick Knox
Stephon Smith
Brandon Martinez
InterviewerLexy Nair
Pre-show hostsRenee Paquette
RJ City

Pre-show

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There were three matches that took place on the pre-show. In the opener,Kris Statlander facedWillow Nightingale. In the closing stages, Willow performed a crossbody and a spinebuster on Statlander for a two-count. Willow then landed a cannonball and a Death Valley Driver for a nearfall. Statlander then delivered a scissors kick to Willow and attempted the Sunday Night Fever, but Willow reversed it into a roll-up pin for a two-count. Statlander then attempted a 450° splash, but Willow moved out of the way and hit the Doctor Bomb and then pinned Statlander to win the match.

The next match was a 20-manbattle royal for a future AEW TNT Championship match. In the closing stages,Killswitch delivered chokeslams to bothDarius Martin andAction Andretti.Lance Archer and Killswitch then threw Darius and Andretti out of the ring. The final four men were Killswitch, Archer,Trent Beretta andDanhausen. Beretta and Danhausen threw Archer over the top rope. Beretta and Danhausen then hugged each other, but Beretta then tossed Danhausen over the top rope. Beretta then performed three running knee strikes. Beretta attempted another one, but Killswitch impeded him with a chokeslam. Killswitch then attempted to throw Beretta over the top rope, but Beretta still hung on. Killswitch then performed an uppercut on Beretta and Beretta was eliminated, thus Killswitch won the battle royal.

In the pre-show main event,Hook defended theFTW Championship againstWheeler Yuta underFTW Rules. In the closing stages, Yuta hit Hook with astop sign and delivered a senton to him for a two-count. Hoon then landed a northern lights suplex on Yuta for a two-count. As Hook attempted to lock in Red Rum, Yuta escaped and delivered a German suplex and a fisherman suplex to Hook. Yuta then hit Hook with the lid of atrash can and landed a DDT for a nearfall. Hook then hit Yuta with ahockey stick and used the remnants of the hockey stick to lock in a hockey stick-assisted Red Rum, forcing Yuta to tap out.

Preliminary matches

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In the opening contest,Blackpool Combat Club (Bryan Danielson andClaudio Castagnoli),Mark Briscoe andDaniel Garcia facedJay Lethal,Brody King,Jay White andRush. In the opening stages, Danielson delivered Yes! Kicks in the corner to White and a diving hurricarana. King then delivered a Bossman Slam to Garcia. Mark then delivered an apron brain buster to White and a cactus elbow to Rush. Claudio then performed a stalling suplex to King for a two-count after Rush broke up the pin. Rush and King then performed a punt kick/senton combination to Danielson. Claudio and Danielson then performed a Gianr Swing/dropkick to King for a two-count. Lethal locked in the Figure Four Leglock on Garcia, but Mark used the Froggy Bow splash to break up the submission attempt. Danielson then landed a Busaiku Knee to Lethal, White hit Danielson with the Bladerunner, Claudio delivered a pop-up uppercut and a discus lariat to White, Garcia delivered a Saito suplex to Rush. Lethal then attempted the Lethal Injection, but Garcia impeded him with a jacknife pin to win the match.

Next,Miro faced Andrade El Ídolo (accompanied byCJ Perry). In the closing stages, Andrade attempted a suicide dive, but Miro impeded him with a uranage. Andrade then delivered a feint moonsault to Miro for a two-count. Miro then delivered the Machka Kick and attempted to lock inGame Over, but Andrade went to the ropes. Andrade then performed a back elbow to Miro for a two-count. Andrade then locked in the Figure Four Leglock on Miro and attempted to transition into the Figure Eight, but CJ betrayed Andrade and swiped his hands. As Andrade was distracted by CJ, Miro hit the Machka Kick and then locked in Game Over, forcing Andrade to tap out. At the time, this was the final match for both men in AEW, as Andrade would leave the company immediately after the event (although he would eventually return in October 2025), and Miro would not be used on AEW programming again after the event before his contract expired in February 2025.

Next,"Timeless" Toni Storm (accompanied byLuther the Butler andMariah May) defended theAEW Women's World Championship againstRiho. In the closing stages, Riho performed a corner running knee, a bulldog and a roundhouse kick to Storm. Storm then landed a sitout spine buster to Riho for a two-count. Storm locked in the Texas Cloverleaf and as Riho attempted to get to the ropes, Luther pulled her. The referee then ejected Luther from ringside. Riho then performed the 619 and a dragon suplex to Storm for a two-count. Storm then delivered a pildriver and the Storm Zero to Riho for a two-count. Storm then delivered a DDT to Riho and pinned her to retain her title.

Next,Swerve Strickland (accompanied byPrince Nana) facedDustin Rhodes. Before the match started, Swerve performed a double stomp onto Dustin's ankle on acinderblock. Swerve then performed a running boot to Dustin in the corner. Dustin then delivered an uppercut and a diving splash to Swerve. Dustin then performed a Canadian Destroyer and a snap powerslam on Swerve for a two-count. Dustin then hit Shattered Dreams and the Cross Rhodes on Swerve for a nearfall. Swerve then performed a double stomp to Dustin's knees and then hit the Swerve Stomp and pinned him to win the match.

Next,Sting,Darby Allin andLe Sex Gods (Chris Jericho andSammy Guevara) facedRicky Starks,Big Bill and The Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita andPowerhouse Hobbs) (accompanied byDon Callis). In the closing stages, Takeshita attempted a German suplex to Allin, but Allin reversed it into a Code Red for a two-count. Takeshita then hit Allin with an avalanche Blue Thunder Bomb. Guevara then performed a cutter on Starks, but Big Bill broke up the pin. Big Bill then hit Guevara with a Bossman Slam, but Jericho then hit Big Bill with a Codebreaker. Hobbs then hit the Last Testament Spinebuster on Jericho and the World's Strongest Slam. Sting then delivered the Scorpion Death Drop to Hobbs. As Guevara attempted a suicide dive, Starks impeded it with a spear for a nearfall. Starks attempted the RoShamBo, but Guevara escaped and hit a superkick. Guevara then delivered the GTH and a shooting star press to Starks and pinned him to in the match.

The next match was for theAEW TBS Championship contested between defending championJulia Hart andAbadon. In the closing stages, Hart performed a northern lights suplex to Abadon on the outside. Hart then performed a superplex and a running clothesline to Abadon. Abadon then delivered a spinning sit-out slam and a knee strike to Hart for a two-count. As Hart was distracting the referee,Skye Blue came down to the ring and pushed Abadon. Abadon then delivered a clothesline to Blue on the outside, but Hart pushed Abadon into the steps and repeatedly hit Abadon's head into the steps. Hart then performed a moonsault to Abadon and pinned her to retain her title.

The next match was a No Disqualification match for the AEW TNT Championship between defending champion Christian Cage (accompanied byMother Wayne and her sonNick Wayne) and Adam Copeland. In the opening stages, Copeland delivered a diving crossbody off the balcony onto Christian. Christian attempted to hit Copeland with awrench, but Copeland ducked and delivered the Sitout Rear Mat Slam for a two-count. Copeland then locked in a wrench-assisted crossface, but Christian escaped. Copeland then slingshot Christian into a wedged ladder. Copeland attempted to deliver a superplex to Christian from the ladder, but Christina blocked and delivered a sunset flip powerbomb from the ladder for a two-count. Nick Wayne then brought out a table from under the ring and set it up. Christian attempted to suplex Copeland through the table, but Copeland blocked it. Copeland then landed the Impaler DDT to Christian onto a chair. Copeland then attempted to deliver a con-chair-to to Christian, but Nick stopped it, allowing Christian to deliver alow blow to Copeland with the chair. Christian then set up a table in the corner and attempted a spear, but Copeland leapfrogged and threw a chair into Christian's face. Copeland then hit the Spear to Christian through the table and attempted to pin Christian, but Mother Wayne pulled the referee out the ring. Nick then hit Copeland with the title belt and then delivered Wayne's World. Nick then rolled Copeland into the ring and Christian pinned him for a two-count. Nick then lit the table on the outside withlighter fluid. Copeland then hit another spear to Christian and delivered a powerbomb to Wayne through the lighted table. Christian attempted a spear, but Copeland impeded it with a low blow. Copeland then delivered the Killswitch and pinned Christian to win the TNT title. After the match, Killswitch delivered a clothesline to the back of Copeland's head and then delivered a chokeslam onto a chair. Killswitch then attempted to cash-in the contract he won on the pre-show, but Christian stopped him and told him to give him the contract. Christian then signed the contract and the TNT Championship was again defended, this time Copeland was the defending champion. The referee rang the bell and Christian immediately delivered a spear and pinned Copeland to win the title for a second time.

In the penultimate match, Eddie Kingston faced Jon Moxley in the Continental Classic Final to crown the inaugural American Triple Crown Champion (ROH World Championship,Strong Openweight Championship and the inauguralAEW Continental Championship). In the opening stages, Kingston landed chops and an enzeguiri to Moxley. Kingston attempted the spinning backfist, but Moxley ducked and landed a German suplex. Moxley then delivered the Paradigm Shift and a punt kick to Kingston on the outside. Kingston then landed multiple Machine Gun chops and hit the spinning backfist, but he buckled his knee trying to make the cover. Moxley then delivered a piledriver to Kingston for a two-count. Kingston landed a DDT, but Moxley immediately delivered a cutter. Kingston delivered another spinning backfist, but Moxley delivered a lariat. Kingston then delivered a Northern Lights Bomb for a nearfall. Moxley then locked in a bulldog choke, but Kingston escaped and hit another Northern Lights Bomb for a two-count. Moxley delivered a lariat for a two-count. Both men then performed open palm strikes and Kingston then immediately delivered a spinning backfist and pinned Moxley to win the AEW Continental Championship. With this win, Kingston became the inaugural American Triple Crown Champion and the first man in AEW to hold three titles simultaneously.

Main event

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In the main event, MJF (accompanied byAdam Cole) defended the AEW World Championship against Samoa Joe. In the opening stages, Joe delivered a big boot and a senton for a two-count. MJF then performed an inside cradle on Joe for a two-count. Joe then delivered a dropkick and a suicide dive to MJF. Joe then delivered a German suplex, a dragon suplex and a straightjacket suplex to MJF, but MJF got his foot on the ropes. Joe then delivered an apron Muscle Buster to MJF for a two-count. MJF then performed a Heatseeker on Joe for a two-count. MJF attempted another Heatseeker, but Joe muscled him onto his shoulders. MJF then landed a sunset flip powerbomb to Joe while on his shoulders for a two-count. Joe then locked in the Coquina Clutch, but MJF pushed him into the referee. MJF then delivered an avalanche Death Valley Driver to Joe for a nearfall. MJF then asked Cole to give him hisDynamite Diamond Ring, but Joe used the opportunity and locked in the Coquina Clutch, forcing MJF to pass out and then become the new champion. After the match, Cole attempted to console MJF.The Devil's Masked Men then appeared and attempted to attack MJF and Cole. The lights went out and came back on and Cole was sitting on a chair with the Masked Men. The Masked Men were then revealed to beRoderick Strong,Matt Taven,Mike Bennett andWardlow, with Cole then revealed as The Devil. Strong then hit a jumping knee strike to MJF and Wardlow delivered a powerbomb to MJF to close out the show.

Reception

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Mike Malkasian ofWrestling Headlines gave the overall show an 8/10, saying that "the show was a rollercoaster and the opener, the TNT title match and the main event delivered the strongest. The rest of the card was fine, but underwhelming".[20]

Doc-Chris Mueller ofBleacher Report gave the show a C+, saying that "this PPV had a couple of really great matches and moments, but when compared to every other major event AEW has held, this one might be considered one of the worst. It wasn't a bad show, but there were so many things that felt overbooked, mediocre or just plain wrong that it was hard to stay invested throughout the entire thing. Kingston winning was the biggest highlight of the night, but Cage and Copeland probably came in a close second place. All in all, Worlds End was a down-the-middle PPV with a few memorable moments".[21]

Dave Meltzer of theWrestling Observer Newsletter rated the following matches: the Statlander vs. Nightingale match and the Battle Royal 2 stars, the FTW Championship match 3.75 stars, the eight-man tag team match, the No Disqualification match and the Continental Classic final 4.75 stars (the highest rated matches on the card), the Miro-Andrade bout 4 stars, the AEW Women's World Championship and the AEW World Championship matches 3.5 stars, the Swerve-Dustin bout 3.75 stars, the eight-man tag team 2.5 stars, and the TBS title match 1.75 stars (the lowest rated match on the card).[22]

Aftermath

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The following episode ofDynamite began with Samoa Joe stating that he would be taking everything from anyone who tried to dethrone him for the AEW World Championship.[23] The following week, on January 10, Joe declared that challengers would be determined by "their record and reputation", before being accosted by "Hangman" Adam Page, Swerve Strickland, and Hook in quick succession.[24] Joe would then retreat, with Hook stating "one week". This would follow up with Hook as Joe's first opponent for the AEW World Championship, which Joe would retain.[25]

Also onDynamite, Adam Cole, Wardlow, Roderick Strong, Matt Taven, and Mike Bennett, now dubbed theUndisputed Kingdom, taunted MJF and stated that he would never be coming back. Cole also stated that it was a pleasure doing business with Samoa Joe, but said that Wardlow would eventually win the AEW World Championship and give it to Cole.[23] MJF would eventually return atDouble or Nothing.

Additionally, Chris Jericho chose Sammy Guevara as his new partner to challenge for the AEW World Tag Team Championship, which was scheduled as aStreet Fight atBattle of the Belts IX.[26]

Results

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No.ResultsStipulationsTimes[39][40]
1PWillow Nightingale defeatedKris Statlander bypinfallSingles match[27]13:25
2PKillswitch won by last eliminatingTrent Beretta[i]20-manBattle Royale for a futureAEW TNT Championship match[28]13:50
3PHook (c) defeatedWheeler Yuta bysubmissionFTW Rules match for theFTW Championship[29]10:20
4Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli andBryan Danielson),Mark Briscoe, andDaniel Garcia defeatedJay Lethal,Brody King,Jay White, andRush bypinfallEight-man tag team match[30]17:50
5Miro defeatedAndrade El Ídolo (withCJ Perry) bysubmissionSingles match[31]14:45
6"Timeless" Toni Storm (c) (withLuther andMariah May) defeatedRiho bypinfallSingles match for theAEW Women's World Championship[32]11:40
7Swerve Strickland (withPrince Nana) defeatedDustin Rhodes[ii] bypinfallSingles match[33]9:30
8Sting,Darby Allin, andLe Sex Gods (Chris Jericho andSammy Guevara) defeatedRicky Starks,Big Bill, andThe Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita andPowerhouse Hobbs) (withDon Callis) bypinfallEight-man tag team match[34]15:40
9Julia Hart (c) defeatedAbadon bypinfall"House Rules" match for theAEW TBS Championship[35]
Abadon's stipulation was that biting was legal.
11:35
10Adam Copeland defeatedChristian Cage (c) (withMother Wayne andNick Wayne) bypinfallNo Disqualification match for theAEW TNT Championship[36]25:00
11Christian Cage (withMother Wayne,Nick Wayne, andKillswitch) defeatedAdam Copeland (c) bypinfallSingles match for theAEW TNT Championship[36]
Cage immediately invoked the title shot earned by Killswitch on the pre-show.
0:11
12Eddie Kingston (c)[iii] defeatedJon Moxley bypinfallChampionship Final of theContinental Classic for the inaugural American Triple Crown Championship
(ROH World Championship,NJPW Strong Openweight Championship, and the inauguralAEW Continental Championship)[37]
17:20
13Samoa Joe defeatedMJF (c) (withAdam Cole) bytechnical submissionSingles match for theAEW World Championship[38]17:50
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match
P – the match was broadcast on the pre-show
  1. ^Order of elimination:Serpentico,Dalton Castle,Johnny TV,Lee Johnson,Angelo Parker,Alex Reynolds,John Silver,Kip Sabian,Bryan Keith,Matt Menard,Christopher Daniels,Rocky Romero,Darius Martin,Action Andretti,The Blade,The Butcher,Lance Archer,Danhausen, andTrent Beretta
  2. ^Strickland was originally scheduled to faceKeith Lee; as Lee was not medically cleared to compete, he was replaced by his Naturally Limitless tag team partner Rhodes.
  3. ^Kingston came into the event as the ROH World and NJPW Strong Openweight Champion

Continental Classic tournament

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This section istranscluded fromContinental Classic (2023) § Leagues.(edit |history)
Legend
 Qualified to league final
Participants
Blue LeagueGold League
Bryan Danielson10Jon Moxley12
Eddie Kingston[a]9Swerve Strickland12
Andrade El Idolo9Jay White12
Claudio Castagnoli7Rush6
Brody King6Mark Briscoe3
Daniel Garcia3Jay Lethal0
  1. ^Kingston advanced to the Blue League final due to his head-to-head victory over Andrade.
Tournament overview
Blue LeagueAndradeCastagnoliDanielsonGarciaKingKingston
AndradeCastagnoli
(15:33)
Andrade
(18:33)
Andrade
(11:02)
Andrade
(14:45)
Kingston
(15:39)
CastagnoliCastagnoli
(15:33)
Draw
(20:00)
Castagnoli
(10:27)
King
(12:34)
Kingston
(18:04)
DanielsonAndrade
(18:33)
Draw
(20:00)
Danielson
(15:35)
Danielson
(15:11)
Danielson
(16:50)
GarciaAndrade
(11:02)
Castagnoli
(10:27)
Danielson
(15:35)
Garcia
(10:21)
Kingston
(12:12)
KingAndrade
(14:45)
King
(12:34)
Danielson
(15:11)
Garcia
(10:21)
King
(16:41)
KingstonKingston
(15:39)
Kingston
(18:04)
Danielson
(16:50)
Kingston
(12:12)
King
(16:41)
Gold LeagueBriscoeLethalMoxleyRushStricklandWhite
BriscoeBriscoe
(13:53)
Moxley
(11:29)
Rush
(11:25)
Strickland
(15:44)
White
(11:19)
LethalBriscoe
(13:53)
Moxley
(11:19)
Rush
(4:30)
Strickland
(13:51)
White
(11:24)
MoxleyMoxley
(11:29)
Moxley
(11:19)
Moxley
(14:32)
Moxley
(16:23)
White
(15:09)
RushRush
(11:25)
Rush
(4:30)
Moxley
(14:32)
Strickland
(14:53)
White
(13:53)
StricklandStrickland
(15:44)
Strickland
(13:51)
Moxley
(16:23)
Strickland
(14:53)
Strickland
(15:27)
WhiteWhite
(11:19)
White
(11:24)
White
(15:09)
White
(13:53)
Strickland
(15:27)
League Finals
Dynamite:New Year's Smash
(December 27)
Championship Final
Worlds End
(December 30)
      
Bryan Danielson22:37
Eddie KingstonPin
BlueEddie KingstonPin
GoldJon Moxley17:16
Jon MoxleyPin
Swerve Strickland
Jay White

23:14

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  10. ^Powell, Jason (November 18, 2023)."AEW Full Gear Zero Hour pre-show results: MJF and Samoa Joe vs. Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn for the ROH Tag Titles, Eddie Kingston vs. Jay Lethal for the ROH Title, Claudio Castagnoli vs. Buddy Matthews".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedNovember 18, 2023.
  11. ^Powell, Jason (November 22, 2023)."AEW Dynamite results (11/22): Powell's live review of Rush vs. Jay White, Swerve Strickland vs. Jay Lethal, and Jon Moxley vs. Mark Briscoe in Continental Classic tournament matches".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedNovember 23, 2023.
  12. ^Powell, Jason (October 1, 2023)."AEW WrestleDream results: Powell's live review of Darby Allin vs. Christian Cage in a best of three falls match for the TNT Title, Bryan Danielson vs. Zack Sabre Jr., Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Page".Pro Wrestling Dot Net.Archived from the original on October 2, 2023. RetrievedOctober 1, 2023.
  13. ^Powell, Jason (October 4, 2023)."AEW Dynamite results (10/4): Powell's live review of Adam Copeland's debut, Rey Fenix vs. Nick Jackson for the AEW International Title, Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher vs. Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedOctober 6, 2023.
  14. ^abPowell, Jason (November 18, 2023)."AEW Full Gear results: Powell's live review of MJF vs. Jay White for the AEW World Championship, Hikaru Shida vs. Toni Storm for the AEW Women's Title, Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Page in a Texas Death Match".Pro Wrestling Dot Net.Archived from the original on November 19, 2023. RetrievedNovember 18, 2023.
  15. ^Tessier, Colin (December 6, 2023)."AEW Dynamite Results (12/6/23): Adam Copeland vs. Christian Cage, Continental Classic Matches".Wrestlezone.com. RetrievedDecember 6, 2023.
  16. ^Keller, Wade (December 19, 2023)."AEW Collision results (12/16): Keller's report on Danielson vs. Brody King, Kingston vs. Garcia, Claudio vs. Andrade, plus Cassidy, Brian Cage, Toni Storm, more".PWTorch. RetrievedDecember 24, 2023.
  17. ^abPowell, Jason (December 23, 2023)."AEW Collision results (12/23): Powell's live review of Bryan Danielson vs. Brody King, Eddie Kingston vs. Daniel Garcia, and Andrade El Idolo vs. Claudio Castagnoli in Continental Classic matches".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedDecember 24, 2023.
  18. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 13, 2023)."Kenny Omega And Chris Jericho To Challenge Ricky Starks And Big Bill For AEW Tag Titles At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 18, 2023.
  19. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 15, 2023)."Kenny Omega Announces He Is Out Indefinitely".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 18, 2023.
  20. ^Malkasian, Mike (December 30, 2023)."AEW World's End Results 12/30/2023".Wrestling Headlines. RetrievedJanuary 31, 2024.
  21. ^Doc-Chris Mueller (December 31, 2023)."AEW Worlds End 2023 Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction and Highlights".Bleacher Report. RetrievedJanuary 31, 2024.
  22. ^Holder, James (January 5, 2024)."Dave Meltzer Shares Match Ratings For AEW Worlds End".Wrestling Headlines. RetrievedJanuary 31, 2024.
  23. ^abKeller, Wade (January 3, 2024)."AEW Dynamite results (1/3): Keller's report on Samoa Joe, Christian, and Adam Cole all speaking, plus Cassidy vs. Dante, Garcia vs. Strickland".PWTorch. RetrievedJanuary 5, 2024.
  24. ^Powell, Jason (2024-01-11)."AEW Dynamite results (1/10): Powell's live review of Sting and Darby Allin vs. Konosuke Takeshita and Powerhouse Hobbs in a Tornado Tag match, Hangman Page vs. Claudio Castagnoli, Sammy Guevara vs. Ricky Starks".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. Retrieved2025-07-29.
  25. ^Powell, Jason (2024-01-18)."01/17 Powell's AEW Dynamite audio review: Samoa Joe vs. Hook for the AEW World Championship, Christian Cage vs. Dustin Rhodes for the TNT Title, Mogul Embassy vs. Bullet Club Gold for the ROH Six-Man Titles".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. Retrieved2025-07-29.
  26. ^Lambert, Jeremy (January 6, 2024)."Big Bill And Ricky Starks To Face Sammy Guevara And Chris Jericho In A Street Fight At AEW Battle Of The Belts".Fightul. RetrievedJanuary 8, 2024.
  27. ^Defelice, Robert (December 30, 2023)."Willow Nightingale Defeats Kris Statlander On AEW Worlds End: Zero Hour".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  28. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Killswitch Earns AEW TNT Title Shot With Battle Royal Victory At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  29. ^DeFelice, Robert (December 30, 2023)."HOOK Makes Wheeler Yuta Tap Out, Retains FTW Title In FTW Rules Match At AEW Worlds End: Zero Hour".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  30. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Daniel Garcia Scores Pinfall Victory In All-Star Eight-Man Tag At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  31. ^Defelice, Robert (December 30, 2023)."CJ Perry Helps Miro Defeat Andrade El Idolo At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  32. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Toni Storm Remains AEW Women's Champion, Defeats Riho At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  33. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Swerve Strickland Applies Big Pressure To Dustin Rhodes In Victory At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  34. ^Defelice, Robert (December 30, 2023)."Sammy Guevara Pins Ricky Starks, Leads Team To Victory In 8-Man Tag Team Match At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  35. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Julia Hart Retains AEW TBS Title With Help From Skye Blue At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  36. ^abDefelice, Robert (December 30, 2023)."Adam Copeland Wins TNT Title, Immediately Loses It Back To Christian Cage At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  37. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Eddie Kingston Wins AEW Continental Classic, Defeats Jon Moxley In Finals At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  38. ^Lambert, Jeremy (December 30, 2023)."Samoa Joe Wins AEW World Title At AEW Worlds End".Fightful. RetrievedDecember 31, 2023.
  39. ^Powell, Jason (December 30, 2023)."AEW Worlds End Zero Hour pre-show results: 20-man battle royale, Kris Statlander vs. Willow Nightingale, Hook vs. Wheeler Yuta for the FTW Title".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedDecember 30, 2023.
  40. ^Powell, Jason (December 30, 2023)."AEW Worlds End results: Powell's live review of MJF vs. Samoa Joe for the AEW World Championship, Eddie Kingston vs. Jon Moxley to become the first AEW Triple Crown Champion".Pro Wrestling Dot Net. RetrievedDecember 30, 2023.

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