Here’s a place to check results and comment along with a new episode of AEW Rampage, airing tonight at 10 pm ET on TNT.
The latest edition of AEW’s Friday night show comes our way on tape from Hertz Arena in Ft. Myers, Florida (spoilers are here, if you’re interested - and if you are and chose to discuss them in the comments, please use the spoiler tag).
Swerve Strickland’s debut match in AEW will take place tonight. He goes one-on-one with Tony Nese.
Also set for tonight’s card: Mercedes Martinez vs. Jamie Hayter, Darby Allin vs. Marq Quen, Keith Lee vs. QT Marshall, and more fallout from last weekend’s Revolution pay-per-view event.
Come right back here at 10 pm ET when Rampage kicks off on TNT. We’ll update the post with everything that happens on the show below the line.
Enjoy the show!
AEW RAMPAGE RESULTS FOR MAR. 11
- Rampage kicks off with Darby Allin and Marq Quen in the ring for their singles match. Sting and Isiah Kassidy are ringside for the bout.
- Quen dominates the first half of the match. Later in the fight, Kassidy distracts Darby as he’s about to go for a Coffin Drop. Sting takes out Kassidy, but Quen knocks Darby off the top rope to the outside. Marq then follows up with a 450 splash onto Darby on the outside! Quen gets back in the ring hoping to win via count out, but Darby just beats the count. Quen is shaken up from that 450 splash and is a step slow. Darby avoids a shooting star press and forces Quen to tap out with an armbar. Darby Allin defeats Marq Quen.
- The Andrade Family Office walks down do the ring. Before they can cause any damage to Sting and Darby, the Hardy Boys come out. The heels make their exit before any fisticuffs are exchanged. The Hardys stare at Sting and Darby from the entrance ramp.
- We get a backstage promo with Men of the Year and Dan Lambert. Scorpio Sky vows to retain the TNT title and keep his undefeated streak intact against by beating Wardlow next week.
- The House of Black has some dark and creepy shit to say. It’s not clear if it’s aimed at PAC, Penta, or someone else.
- Next up is Mercedes Martinez vs. Jamie Hayter. Britt Baker and Rebel are ringside.
- Hayter is in control early, pummeling Martinez in the corner just before a commercial break. The slugfest continues with Martinez nailing Hayter with low suplexes. Hayter comes back with a backbreaker but it’s not enough for the three count. She clobbers Mercedes with a blow to the head, dropping her right to the mat. Martinez recovers and executes an overhead throw. She follows up with a spider German suplex from the top rope. The referee is distracted by Rebel, allowing Baker to get in a cheap shot on Mercedes. Hayter follows up with a powerful lariat for the pin fall win. Jamie Hayter defeats Mercedes Martinez.
- The heels go for a 3-on-1 beatdown on Martinez after the match, but Thunder Rosa runs out with a chair to chase them off.
- Hikaru Shida cuts a promo on Serena Deeb. Revenge has been the only thing on her mind for the last two months, and she’s going to cut Deeb’s head off.
- Now it’s Keith Lee vs. QT Marshall. Lee tosses this fool around the ring. Marshall manages to fight back with a top rope dropkick, but the outcome here was never in doubt. Lee wins after countering the Diamond Cutter and hitting his finishing slam. Keith Lee defeats QT Marshall.
- After the match, Nick Commorato and Aaron Solo try to take out Keith, but he destroys them both. Ricky Starks and Powerhouse Hobbs charge the ring. Hobbs is able to land a spinebuster on Lee. Team Taz stands tall over Keith Lee as the segment ends.
- Mark Henry interviews Tony Nese and Swerve Strickland ahead of their main event match.
- The fans chant that it’s Swerve’s house. That doesn’t sit well with Nese, who says it’s Tony’s house. It’s a back-and-forth fight, rather than a one-sided dominant showcase for Strickland’s debut. Nese misses a moonsault late in the fight. Swerve punches him in the face and chops him down. He follows up with an uppercut to the back of the head from the middle rope. A brainbuster isn’t enough to keep Nese down for three. Nese comes back with an uppercut of his own. He knocks Swerve loopy with a kick to the head and lands a 450 splash. Swerve kicks out of the pin attempt, to Nese’s surprise. Tony is frustrated and lets his guard down. This gives Swerve an opening to go for the kill. He finishes Nese off with a stomp from the top rope. Swerve Strickland defeats Tony Nese.
- The commentators hype up St. Patrick’s Slam next week. That’s the end of the show!
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