The bell rings and everyone begins brawling with one another on the outside. AR Fox brawls with Rush, but Rush levels him with a headbutt. Fox levels several people with a moonsault on the outside, but Lio Rush delivers a dive through the middle rope to take out several competitors. Dalton Castle brawls with Katsuyori Shibata while Komander walks the ropes and flies off the ropes to level several others on the outside.

Several competitors finally enter the ring as Austin Gunn whips Jack Perry and Ace Austin into a few competitors stacked in the corner. Juice Robinson then whips Gunn into the people in the corner, but Ricochet fires off stomps on Gunn in the corner. Perry pounces on Ricochet and bites him, but Daniel Garcia pulls Ricochet out of the ring to help him escape Perry’s grasp. Perry joins the pair on the outside, but Garcia sends him crashing over the barricade.

Juice Robinson takes out Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero as Robinson sends Romero crashing out of the ring and over the top rope to eliminate him.

Eliminated: Rocky Romero

Rocky Romero goes after Robinson, and The Beast Mortos and Rush join him. Austin and Gunn help him out, but Rush eliminates Gunn.

Eliminated: Austin Gunn

Ace Austin goes after LFI, but Komander takes the out. Himself and Rush land a double boot on Fox’s midsection in the corner, but Fox lands a cutter on El Clon. Clon delivers a backbreaker to Fox, then dumps him over the top rope. Fox lands on the apron, but Clon rocks home with an enzuigiri to send him to the back.

Eliminated: AR Fox

Robinson lands a senton on TV, but TV rocks Robinson with an enzuigiri. Austin sends TV crashing over the top rope and on the apron, but TV lands on the ropes. Robinson then delivers a clothesline to TV to eliminate him.

Eliminated: Johnny TV

Shibata exchanges right hands with Scorpio Sky, but Sky is sent crashing over the top rope to send him to the back. Tommaso Ciampa then eliminates Rush to send him crashing to the back.

Eliminated: Scorpio Sky and Lio Rush

Mortos, Rush, and Dralistico triple team on Shibata, but Shibata rocks Mortos with a big boot. Dralistico and Anthony Bowens are then eliminated by Richcote, but Castle sneaks up behind him and delivers the Bang-A-Rang to him.

Eliminated: Dralistico and Anthony Bowens

Mortos delivers a Tornillo to Castle, then sends Castle over the top rope and onto the floor along with Rush to send him to the back.

Eliminated: Dalton Castle

Komander delivers a reverse hurricanrana to Mortos and sends him crashing over the top rope onto the floor to eliminate him when Mortos charges at him.

Eliminated: The Beast Mortos

Komander is sent crashing onto the apron, but hangs onto the top rope. He then eliminates Beretta and Garcia, but Ciampa eliminates Komander with a running knee to eliminate her.

Eliminated: Trent Beretta, Daniel Garcia, and Komander

Rush whips Austin into the corner and fires off double stomps on him. He catches Austin with a kick and strikes his signature pose and the two men exchange chops on the apron before Robinson catches Rush with a right hand to eliminate him. Shibata then sends Robinson crashing onto the ring apron over the top rope, but Robinson gets Shibata onto the ring apron over the top rope. Austin then catches Shibata with a kick to eliminate him, but Rush gets back in the ring. Austin sends him crashing over the top rope to eliminate him.

Eliminated: Katsuyori Shibata

Austin dumps Ricochet over the top rope, but Ciampa sends Austin crashing over the top rope. While Ricochet hangs on, Ciampa eliminates him with a running knee.

Eliminated: Ace Austin

Ciampa brawls with Robinson on the ring apron, but Robinson manages to eliminate Ciampa.

Eliminated: Tommaso Ciampa

We are live on the main show! Perry eliminates Clon, but Ricochet catches him with Spirit Gun.

Eliminated: El Clon

Being the final two men in the match, Perry runs over Ricochet with a clothesline. He looks to deliver a German suplex, but Ricochet lands on his feet. Both men go over the top rope and land on the apron, but Perry hangs on to Ricochet to avoid touching the floor. Perry levels Ricochet and ascends to the top rope, but Ricochet gets Perry up on his shoulders. Perry then delivers a reverse hurricanrana to Ricochet to send him crashing onto the floor and eliminate him.

Eliminated: Ricochet

Winner (and new): Jack Perry

After the match, Ricochet uses a chair to hit the ring steps out of frustration as Perry celebrates becoming National Champion with his sister and his mother. 

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AEW presents its Revolution PPV tonight from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, and several backstage news have emerged as the company prepares for the event.

AEW Revolution Backstage News

Internally, there is said to be considerable satisfaction with the business performance of this year’s Revolution. Ticket sales have surpassed 12,000, generating a gate of more than $1 million. That total makes this the second‑largest Revolution in company history, trailing only last year’s show headlined by Sting’s retirement match.

There is also growing internal belief that the Revolution brand may receive an even bigger spotlight moving forward, with expectations that next year’s edition could take on increased significance within AEW’s annual pay‑per‑view lineup.

Regarding roster‑related chatter, nothing new has surfaced about Kris Statlander’s contract status. Inquiries made this week reportedly turned up no updates on the situation.

Despite fan speculation, there has been no indication that Mercedes Moné will appear tonight. She dropped another championship over the weekend, which fueled online discussion about her next move, but nothing suggests she is scheduled for Revolution.

Tonight’s show also marks a key moment for the rollout of MyAEW internationally. There is internal interest in how the service performs during its first major live event, with the launch viewed as an important test for the platform.

Beyond Revolution, there has been internal discussion about talent who have been off AEW television potentially resurfacing in the coming months. No specific names have been confirmed, but the expectation is that some absences may soon come to an end.

Jay White once again stirred speculation by teasing a possible return ahead of an AEW pay‑per‑view, something he has done during previous PPV weekends. As of now, there is no confirmation that “Switchblade” will appear tonight.

Another name quietly making the rounds backstage is Tatevik Hunanyan. Although she only recently had her first AEW match since signing months ago, she has reportedly been backstage at events regularly as she continues to settle into the company.

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This year’s WWE NXT Stand & Deliver will not be part of WrestleMania weekend for the first time in years, shifting instead to a standalone event on April 4 — two weeks before WrestleMania 42. As the brand prepares for the change, Booker T says he isn’t sure yet whether the move will ultimately help or hurt the show, but he believes it will definitely feel different for fans and talent.

Booker T on NXT Stand & Deliver Move

Speaking on the Hall of Fame podcast, Booker was asked whether separating NXT Stand & Deliver from WrestleMania festivities would be beneficial. He admitted he has mixed feelings.

“I don’t know, man,” Booker said. “I don’t mind being an add‑on because we know we ain’t going to have a problem selling tickets. We’re going to be around everything that’s going on. Actually, having the young guys still have a piece of that feeling of WrestleMania, I thought was very, very, very important. I really did. So yeah, it’s going to be different.”

Why Stand & Deliver Was Moved

Reports indicate that the decision to shift the show away from WrestleMania weekend was driven by several factors. In previous years, WWE’s production team was responsible for SmackDown, the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony, and NXT Stand & Deliver — all within a 24‑hour window leading into WrestleMania night one. Moving Stand & Deliver gives the crew relief while also giving NXT a clearer spotlight and more room to succeed on its own.

NXT Stand & Deliver will take place at The Factory at The District in St. Louis, with NXT Champion Joe Hendry, NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne, and NXT North American Champion Myles Borne all advertised for the event. The show will stream live on WWE YouTube channels.

WrestleMania 42 week will bring WWE back to Las Vegas, where multiple high‑profile matches are already confirmed. The two‑night event takes place April 18 and 19 at Allegiant Stadium.

Booker T on NXT Stand & Deliver Move Away From WrestleMania Weekend

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