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AEW Rampage Results (2/10/23): AEW All-Atlantic Title Match

By Anthony Nash

All Elite Wrestling will deliver an action-packed episode of AEW Rampage on February 10.

On tonight’s episode, Lee Moriarty will challenge Orange Cassidy for the AEW All-Atlantic Championship on Friday night. The match comes after FTW Champion HOOK physically confronted Moriarty’s manager, Stokely Hathaway, on the February 8 episode of AEW Dynamite.

Also planned for the show is a match between Ruby Soho and Marina Shafir, “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry will look to get back into the ring, and Mark Briscoe will take to the ring to speak.

The results are as follows:

Match 1: Blackpool Combat Club defeats The Butcher, The Blade, and Kip Sabian via pinfall

In the opening match of the night, the trio of Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta walked out with a big win. Late in the match, Yuta hit The Butcher with a shocking German suplex, while Moxley was able to stop Sabian from getting a huge splash in by hitting him with a cutter in mid-air. While this was going on, Claudio finally ended things by hitting The Blade with the Swiss Death uppercut for the pin and win.

Segment: Darby Allin

Allin said that he would keep his word and not challenge Samoa Joe for the TNT Championship. Instead, Allin said he owed Ortiz a favor for having his back, and that he and Sting are planning to go out in a blaze of glory.

In-ring segment: The Impractical Jokers

The hosts of the hit comedy series made their way out to the ring with Chris Jericho’s bat, Floyd. In the ring, they began mocking the size of the bat, and even got the crowd chanting “small bat” for a moment, too.

Eventually, Jericho confronted the group, demanding his bat back before all of the Jericho Appreciation Society came out to surround the crew. Things quickly got chaotic, as the members of the Jericho Appreciation Society began an assault on the duo, eventually choking them out with the bat and putting them through a table.

Promo: Dustin Rhodes

In a promo after the Jericho Appreciation Society attack on the Impractical Jokers, Rhodes said that he isn’t afraid of Swerve Strickland, or what he called Swerve’s “brain-dead thugs.” Rhodes said that Swerve would not be able to tarnish the Rhodes name, and that he is going to be coming for his “blood and soul.”

Afterward, a brawl ensued as Parker Boudreaux and Trench showed up, with Rhodes eventually getting taken down by the duo. With Rhodes downed, Swerve then appeared, standing over Rhodes and saying that next week, they’ll face off at Rampage.

Match 2: Ruby Soho defeats Marina Shafir via pinfall

In a relatively quick bout, Soho walked out with a big win, taking down Shafir, who was competing in just her bare feet. In the match, Ruby quickly got on the offensive, and essentially dominated Shafir throughout the bout. Despite getting some nice headbutts in, Shafir was simply no match for Soho, who ended things with the Destination Unknown for the pin and win.

After the match, Saraya and Toni Storm came down to the stage and made their way down to the ring, but were cut off by an attack from behind from Britt Baker and Jamie Hayter. That then kickstarted a wild brawl, with Ruby watching from the ring as all four superstars fought.

Match 3: Jungle Boy defeats Ryan Nemeth via pinfall

In an almost instant match, Jungle Boy hit Nemeth with a running knee to the head for the immediate win. After the match, Brian Cage walked out, and he and Jungle Boy had a brief stare down in the process.

Promo: Ortiz

After the Jungle Boy match, Ortiz took to discussing Eddie Kingston. He said that he knows where he screwed up when it came to Eddie, and that he won’t let Kingston become a martyr for the House of Black. If it came down to it, Ortiz said, he would have Eddie’s back, but as of right now they have to fight it out, which he is also cool and okay with.

Backstage segment: Hangman Page

In a backstage segment, Page told Renee Paquette that he didn’t want to hear about Jon Moxley or how he lost. He said that it isn’t the end of their feud, before being interrupted and mocked for his anger by Kip Sabian. Page took a swipe at Sabian and missed, and then held himself back before walking off in anger.

Match 4: Orange Cassidy defeats Lee Moriarty via pinfall

In a relatively quick title defense for the reigning AEW All-Atlantic Championship, Cassidy got some help from Danhausen after Stokely Hathaway — who was ringside for the bout — threatened to attack Cassidy with his cast. Danhausen then quickly came down and helped stopped things, and despite kicking out of a Beach Break and Orange Punch, it wasn’t enough. The match came to an end after Cassidy flipped Lee’s submission finisher over for a quick roll up for the pin and win.

After the match, Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, and Jay Lethal came down to the ring and quickly attacked Danhausen and Orange Cassidy with the stolen Golden Globe Award. The rest of The Best Friends tried to come down and make the save, but also got taken out with the award in the process. As Jarrett lined up to take out Cassidy with a guitar shot, The Acclaimed saved the day, making the save by coming down running to the ring and chasing off Jarrett, Singh, and Lethal as the show closed.

RELATED: AEW Dynamite Results (2/8): Trios Title Match, Bryan Danielson vs. RUSH, MJF In Action

Anthony Nash
Anthony Nash

Anthony Nash has been writing about games and the gaming industry for nearly a decade. When he’s not writing about games, he’s usually playing them. You can find him on Twitter talking about games or sports at @_anthonynash.

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