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AEW Double Or Nothing Results (5/29/22): Adam Page vs. CM Punk, Owen Hart Tournament Finals

By Colin Tessier

All Elite Wrestling will deliver a star-studded show with AEW Double or Nothing on May 29.

The event, which will air love from the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, will feature AEW World Champion Hangman Page defending his title against CM Punk. Plus, The Young Bucks will face The Hardys, and both Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments will conclude.

The Buy In

The show opens with several video packages to hype up the show.

The Acclaimed and Gunn Club come to the stage, and Caster starts rapping about HOOK, spitting fire like Chris Jericho, and winning the tag titles. Anthony Bowens gets an “Ass Boys” chant going.

In a pre-taped promo, Eddie Kingston cuts a promo on how Chris Jericho brought him back to his darkest place, as he doesn’t know where he is mentally. He’s scared about what he’s going to do; through tears, he says he hurts people, and the JAS is bringing his demon back. He breaks a bottle of alcohol and says he can’t stand Jericho because he’s done this to him. Kingston dares him to find out why no company ever wanted him and says he’ll find out on Sunday. He also says this on Tony Khan, too, as he could have stopped this. But he closes it by saying he’ll see the JAS on Sunday.

HOOK and Danhausen vs. Tony Nese and “Smart” Mark Sterling

Danhausen and HOOK get huge pops. HOOK and Nese start the bout; Taz’s son takes “The Premier Athlete” down right off the bat. Danhausen tags in and Nese down with a hurricanrana. Nese gains the upper hand and isolates Danhausen with Sterling. “The Premier Athlete” drops HOOK with a cheap shot, but Danhausen rallies and drops Nese. HOOK makes the hot tag, and Sterling refuses to tag Nese. Sterling distracts him, but HOOK suplexes both men. He plays to the crowd and tags in Danhausen, who covers Sterling for the win.

Winners: HOOK and Danhausen

Main Show

MJF vs. Wardlow

MJF enters to loud boos and milks the crowds’ jeers. He does an airplane taunt in the ring, seemingly in reference to the report that a plane ticket out of Las Vegas was purchased for him on Saturday. Wardlow enters, handcuffed and surrounded by security guards. MJF leaves the ring once Wardlow enters. The bell rings, and MJF goes back outside. The fans chant “He showed up” at MJF. “The Salt of the Earth” attacks Wardlow from behind, and the powerhouse no-sells it. Wardlow gets his hands on MJF, who goes for a sunset flip to no avail. “Mr. Mayhem” goes for a powerbomb, and MJF bites his way out. MJF thumbs Wardlow in the eye and gets a two count after he counters a powerbomb. He seemingly hurts his leg and cries out. He takes the Dynamite Diamond Ring out of his trunks, and the referee stops him from using it.

MJF tries to talk to Wardlow and offers him a handshake. Wardlow shakes his hand and holds on. He then powerbombs MJF, much to the crowd’s delight. He poses and hits another powerbomb. He taunts and hits two more powerbombs. Wardlow breaks his own pin so he can inflict even more punishment. He hits three more powerbombs and pins MJF for the win.

Winner: Wardlow

After the match, MJF is taken out of the ring on a stretcher. The broadcast team announces that Wardlow is now officially a member of All Elite Wrestling. Tony Schiavone interviews Wardlow and tells him he is “All Elite.” The “Wardlow is #AllElite” graphic appears on the screen. The crowd chants, “You deserve it.”

The Young Bucks vs. The Hardys

A “Viva Las Vegas” parody plays before the Bucks’ entrance. Matt Jackson and Matt Hardy start the bout; they exchange “Elite” and “Delete” taunts. They feel each other out and match each other step for step. Jeff tags in, and Matt Jackson tags in Nick, who mocks Jeff’s dancing. The Hardys respond by mocking the Jackson’s flexing taunt. They gain the upper hand and force the Bucks to regroup. Fans chant for Brandon Cutler, and Nick shoves him out of frustration. Matt Hardy floors Matt Jackson with a clothesline and suplex. The Hardys suplex Nick onto Matt. The Bucks counter Poetry in Motion and turn it into a kick. Matt Hardy eats a superkick.

The Bucks mock the fans’ chants and isolate Jeff. Cutler stops Jeff from tagging out by pulling Matt off the apron. Jeff dodges Nick’s attempt at the Whisper in the Wind and hits it himself. Matt tags in and slams Nick into the turnbuckle. He takes the fight to Matt Jackson and Cutler, too. A Side Effect earns Matt a two count. The Bucks send Matt crashing to the outside, and Nick kicks him in the face. Jeff flips them off and dropkicks Matt. Nick superkicks Jeff and causes him to fall onto both Matts. Nick dives onto the three men outside the ring. Matt Hardy is left by himself, and the Bucks get a two count with a double-team. Cutler takes an accidental kick to the face, and The Hardys rally. Matt drops Matt Jackson with a Side Effect onto the apron. The Hardys hit Poetry in Motion. Nick stomps on Matt while he’s laid out across Matt Jackson’s knees. Nick dodges the Swanton Bomb and hits the Twist of Fate. Matt hits the Swanton for a two count.

Jeff fights his way of the BTE trigger, but the Hardys get invited to a Superkick Party. Matt and Nick kick them again, but The Hardys won’t stay down. Matt Jackson sets up the steps at ringside, but Jeff fights his way free. Matt Hardy hits a powerbomb on Nick. Jeff hits a Swanton Bomb on Matt on top of the steps. Matt gets a near fall with a Twist of Fate. Jeff clinches the win with the Swanton Bomb.

Winners: The Hardy Boys

Jeff temporarily leaves through the crowd after the match. He comes back and celebrates with Matt.

A pre-taped video shows the aftermath of The Acclaimed and The Gunn Club having fun in Las Vegas. All four men are laid out in their room; a sleeping Anthony Bowens is doing a scissors taunt.

TBS Championship: Jade Cargill (c) vs. Anna Jay

Cargill backs Jay into the corner. The challenger briefly gains the upper hand, but the champion slams her to the mat. Cargill suplexes Jay and clotheslines her. She rocks Jay with some strikes, but the challenger gains some momentum with a superplex. Cargill doesn’t go down when Jay hits a lariat. Cargill rolls to the outside, and Jay slams her into the steel steps. Kiera Higan and Red Velvet try to attack Jay, but she drops both with a double DDT. Cargill rocks Jay with a boot, but Jay gets a two count with a roll-through. “Smart” Mark Sterling comes to the ring and slips Cargill his crutch. He distracts the referee, and Jay hits a Russian Legsweep with a crutch. John Silver runs to ringside and drops Sterling with a Brainbuster.

Cargill hits the Isle of the Storm for a two count. Jay locks in the Queenslayer, but Cargill powers her way out. Stokely Hathaway (Malcom Bivens) walks down the ramp, distracting Jay and allowing Cargill to hit a super Jaded for the win.

Winner and still TBS Champion: Jade Cargill

Hathaway, Cargill and The Baddies celebrate together. Kris Statlander saves Jay from a beatdown, and Athena (the former Ember Moon) makes her AEW debut by coming out to confront Cargill.

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Colin Tessier
Colin Tessier

Colin Tessier is a lifelong fan of all things Marvel and DC, and he has used this passion to write about them for several years. Likewise, having been a fan of wrestling since he was a kid, he also covers professional wrestling. You can find him on Twitter at @ct_2110.

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