The pair put on an excellent match with too many great spots to name, but was highlighted by Page surviving the Panama Sunrise into The Boom, as well as the Deadeye through the table. The crowd was hot, despite it being the main event out of a 12-match AEW pay-per-view, as the company’s events have become notorious for running long. The crowd leaned to some silliness playing off the first names of the competitors, chanting “We want Adam!” and “Let’s Go Adam” with the response of “Adam sucks!”

Revolution 2022 overall was a highly-rated event on Cagematch, currently sitting at a 8.86 (out of 10) average rating with just over 475 votes. Page and Cole’s match for the AEW World Championship has an average rating of 8.26, based on 645 votes, with a majority of those votes rating the bout an eight or nine. Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter gave the match four-and-a-half stars.

Page would go on to successfully defeat Cole once again in a Texas Deathmatch on an April 2022 episode of “AEW Rampage.” “Cowboy S***” would come to an end, for the time being, in AEW, when Page lost the title to CM Punk at Double or Nothing in May, ending his reign at 197 days.

Cole would go on to begin his infamous bromance-turned-failed feud with MJF as “Better Than You Bay-Bay” in June 2023. The storyline, which saw Cole reveal himself as “the Devil” was marred by injury, and in recent memory, Cole appeared to retire, or at least announced an extended hiatus, at All In 2025.

“Hangman” has faired better, and following his second reign with the AEW World Championship, is back in the title scene once again. He goes one-on-one with MJF in a Texas Deathmatch at Revolution on Sunday.