AEW’s forbidden door Pay-per-view exposure to violence in and out of the ring on Sunday night. Resounding chant “You F-ed Up!” Hymns started ringing throughout the arena early in the main event between Jon Moxley and Hiroshi Tanahashi, but it wasn’t because of anything that happened in the ring. Several videos revealed that security guards were escorting a fan out of the arena, but the fan started throwing punches as soon as he was escorted to the top of the ladder. One of the guards returned with a few strokes before the fan could be moved.
No arrests were made or police statements were made as a result of the incident. It was also not addressed during the post-show press conference.
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– Ringmaster Mike Grove (@ringmaster_mike) 27 June 2022
The fan was kicked out, stunned over the security man’s head then grabbed a 3 😭 #AEW # Forbidden Door pic.twitter.com/FL2Wwu7XJL
– Nick (@HEELMitchell) 27 June 2022
Here are the results from forbidden doorWhich ended with Moxley being crowned as the new interim AEW World Champion. AEW returns to pay-per-view on September 4th with Everyone is outside Event.
- (Buy at) Bishamon def. the factory
- (Buy at) Lance Archer def. Nick Komoroto
- (Purchase in) Deflection in our glory def. suzuki gun
- (Buy at) Max Caster & Gunn Club def. NJPW LA Dojo
- Chris Jericho, Sami Guevara and Minoru Suzuki defeated. Eddie Kingston, Shota Umino, Wheeler Utah (Blood and Guts Advantage match)
- IWGP and ROH World Tag Team Championships: FTR def. Vice Roppongi, United Empire
- Sting, Darby Allen, defeated Shingo Takagi. Young Bucks and El Fantasmo
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Thunder Rosa def. Tony Storm
- US IWGP Championship: Osprey will be defeated. Orange Cassidy
- Claudio Castagnoli defeated. Zack Saber Jr
- IWGP Heavyweight Championship: Jay White def. Adam Cole, Kazuchika Okda, Executioner Beige
- AEW Interim World Championship: Jon Moxley defeated. Hiroshi Tanahashi
AEW President Tony Khan said in a conference call ahead of Sunday’s show that he had considered the idea of making one of AEW’s pay-per-view shows a two-night event in the future. Compare that to what WWE and New Japan have done with WrestleMania and Wrestle Kingdom in recent years.
“WWE had an interesting style to be honest, I don’t think it’s something anyone in AEW has enjoyed but me, but I see that it’s not only commercially profitable but there are a lot of superstars in AEW and honestly, there are too. They thought they had enough people.” To do two nights of the show. And now Wrestle Kingdom has two nights. We’ve never done anything like that, but you all told me I try to pack a lot into four hours plus in pay per show. There are so many people out there, it’s hard to do,” Khan said.
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