In Greensboro, North Carolina, wrestling fans witnessed a historic event at AEW Revolution as the legendary Icon, Sting, wrestled his final match alongside Darby Allin. The duo defended the AEW World Tag Team Championship against the EVPs of the company, Matthew and Nicholas Jackson, in a highly anticipated showdown.
The question on everyone’s mind was whether Sting would retire as a champion under the bright lights of Revolution. The event took place at the iconic Greensboro Coliseum, known for hosting some of the most memorable moments in professional wrestling history.
Leading up to the pay-per-view, several matches were announced, including championship bouts and an All-Star 8-Man Scramble Match. The night kicked off with the Bang Bang Scissor Gang emerging victorious in a 12-Man Tag Team Match during the Zero Hour kickoff show.
One of the standout matches of the main card saw Christian Cage successfully defend the TNT Championship against Daniel Garcia. The intense rivalry between Eddie Kingston and Bryan Danielson culminated in a physical battle for the Continental Crown Championship, with Kingston emerging victorious.
The night featured exciting matchups, such as the All-Star 8-Man Scramble Match and Orange Cassidy defending the AEW International Championship against Roderick Strong. The event also marked the conclusion of Sting’s illustrious career, as he and Darby Allin secured a victory over The Young Bucks to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championship.
Despite some controversial moments, AEW Revolution delivered with impressive performances and memorable encounters that left fans satisfied with the outcome. The event showcased the talent and storytelling prowess of AEW’s roster, setting a high bar for future pay-per-view events.