AEW Worlds End outcomes, review: MJF wins world…
World’s End was about redemption for so many of AEW’s largest stars.
The show wasn’t one of the company’s top-tier efforts as it lacked some sizzle to go along with the well-cooked professional wrestling meat and potatoes that followers at Chicago’s Now Arena obtained on Saturday evening.
AEW did the sensible factor and gave the hot-returning MJF his redemption and revenge all in one fell swoop in the main event. MJF beat the company’s top two babyfaces in “Hangman” Adam Page and Swerve Strickland in the same evening, all while getting payback on Samoa Joe by pinning him two years after he beat him for the AEW Men’s World championship at World’s End in 2023.
MJF assaults “Hangman” Adam Page at World’s End. Lee South/AEW
MJF, who did his entrance from the center of the stage and not the heel tunnel, bought the least quantity of offense of any of the 4 males in the match, but swooped in to steal the win from Page. He cut off a Buckshot Lariat attempt on Joe by kicking the cowboy between the legs and hitting the Heat Seeker DDT on the champ to get the win. It made Joe’s beautiful win over Page at Full Gear to turn into champion make more sense.
Stay up to date with the latest trending topics! Visit our web site daily for the freshest Sports news and content, rigorously curated to keep you informed.
