Mistico & JetSpeed Win AEW World Trios Title From The Don Callis Family At Revolution

Orange Cassidy, Darby Allin & Roderick Strong Defeat The Dogs At AEW Revolution

Orange Cassidy, Darby Allin & Roderick Strong Defeat The Dogs At AEW Revolution

Orange Cassidy, Darby Allin & Roderick Strong def. The Dogs (David Finlay, Gabe Kidd & Clark Connors)

The babyface trio got their revenge! Cassidy, Allin, and Strong ran wild on The Dogs in a chaotic Tornado Trios showdown at Sunday’s AEW Revolution. After 12+ minutes of high-risk action, Darby Allin zip-tied Gabe Kidd to the base of the ramp, clearing the way. Roderick Strong nailed a Rising Knee to Connors, followed by an Orange Punch and End of Heartache, securing the hard-fought victory!

Andrade El Idolo Gains Victory Over Bandido At AEW Revolution

Andrade El Idolo Gains Victory Over Bandido At AEW Revolution

Andrade El Idolo vs. Bandido

In a hard-fought singles contest at AEW Revolution, Andrade El Idolo secured a huge victory over Bandido in a match that lasted nearly 21 minutes. Both men delivered high-paced, high-risk offense, keeping the crowd on their feet throughout.

In the closing moments, Bandido seemed poised to steal the win, lifting El Idolo for a 21-Plex, but El Idolo kicked out at the last second. After taking a devastating X-Knee, he went for another 21-Plex, only to land on his feet and counter with a stiff back elbow. He followed up with the Avalanche DM to put Bandido away and claim the victory.

This win marks a major momentum boost for Andrade El Idolo as he continues his rise in AEW.

Mistico & JetSpeed Capture World Trios Titles at AEW Revolution

Mistico & JetSpeed Capture World Trios Titles at AEW Revolution

World Trios Championship Result
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— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) March 16, 2026

Thekla Retains Women’s World Title Against Kris Statlander At AEW Revolution

AEW Women’s World Championship: Thekla Retains Against Kris Statlander in Two-Out-of-Three Falls Thriller

In a hard-hitting, back-and-forth contest on AEW Dynamite, Thekla successfully defended her AEW Women’s World Championship against former titleholder Kris Statlander in a grueling two-out-of-three falls match. From start to finish, the matchup was a showcase of power, agility, and ring psychology, leaving the crowd on the edge of their seats.

The pre-match video hyped the intense rivalry between the two competitors, and as the bell rang, both women came out swinging. Thekla initially tried to control the pace, forcing Statlander to chase her around the ring, but the challenger remained calm and took the fight to the champion. Statlander locked in a bearhug and followed with a series of corner punches, keeping Thekla on the defensive. Despite Thekla’s attempts to regain control with hard strikes and a hammer throw, Statlander continued to push forward, nearly landing a super-plex from the top turnbuckle and connecting with two sliding lariats for near-falls.

Thekla turned the momentum in her favor with a catapult into the corner and a series of hard kicks. After a referee warning for removing her belt, Thekla caught Statlander in a tight clutch using the ropes for leverage, earning the first fall.

Fall 1 Winner: Thekla (1-0)

The second fall saw Statlander striking back aggressively. She hit a dropkick and a suplex to the outside, but Thekla returned to break the count and kept the fight going. Inside the ring, Thekla attempted her signature Tarantula in the corner, landing boots and a near-fall, but Statlander countered with headbutts and power moves. After a grueling exchange that included a near-miss spider suplex and multiple counters, Statlander finally hit her Staturday Night Fever finisher for the pin, evening the score.

Fall 2 Winner: Kris Statlander (1-1)

The decisive third fall erupted into chaos when Thekla accidentally sent the referee outside, giving her the opportunity to grab his belt. Statlander fought back, preventing Thekla from using it to her advantage. Briefly, the Sisters of Sin appeared to assist, but their interference was short-lived. Once the referee returned, Thekla landed a devastating spear and stomp combination to secure the fall and retain her title.

Final Winner / AEW Women’s World Champion: Thekla (2-1)