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AEW Worlds End Results: Adam Copeland Returns, Jon Moxley Retains World Title

Andrew Ravens
By Andrew Ravens
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AEW World Heavyweight Champion Jon Moxley vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Jay White vs. Hangman Page in a fatal 4-way bout took place at the AEW Worlds End pay-per-view event from the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. 

Moxley had some of the Death Riders attack the challengers as the match started.  The challengers fought back and went after Moxley, leading to a triple powerbomb through the announce table. Page with a fall away slam into the corner as White broke up the pin attempt. Orange with a stunner to Page before White blocked another one and hit a suplex. Moxley with a cutter to Orange. Moxley was cut from the back of his head and bleeding pretty good. Page with a big boot to Moxley before he was taken out. Orange with a floating DDT for 2. Page with two dead eyes to Moxley. Wheeler Yuta came out to stop Page, who kicked him off and hit the buckshot lariat, but the referee had been knocked down. Page with a low blow to Orange before White hit blade runner to Page and then Moxley for 2 as Yuta broke it up. White with the blade runner to Marina Shafir. Yuta with his finisher to White before Moxley hit the death rider DDT for the win. 

Winner: Moxley

FTR came out to stop a post-match attack and they did so with Adam Copeland. A brawl broke out with the babyfaces taking out Death Riders. Copeland had a staredown with Jon Moxley before spearing Moxley then putting a metal bar in the mouth of Moxley. Copeland said that Rated FTR is taking it all.

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Andrew Ravens
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