FTR had revenge on their mind once they defended their AEW World Tag Team Championships against Adam Copeland and Christian Cage at Dynasty. The champions had been defeated by the challengers at All Out back in September, and so they managed to exact that revenge as they defeated Cope and Cage in Canada.
Things broke down almost immediately when Copeland spat in Money Wheeler’s face, and the motion spilled to the surface as the gang sang the Canadian national anthem in support. Nevertheless, Stokely at ringside and Dax Harwood on the apron used the numbers advantage to assist themselves get accountable for the match. Each members of FTR tried to maintain Copeland down, but he got enough space to tag Cage in, who stood on the necks of Harwood and Wheeler and delivered punches within the corner. Cage landed a Low Blow behind the referee’s back and took to the sky as he delivered a Crossbody to the surface on the champions, and earned himself a near fall when he returned to the ring.
Cage went for the Killswitch but Harwood landed some quick shots to regain control, but that control was short-lived when Cage landed the Killswitch. Wheeler broke up the pin attempt and threw Cage into the guardrail and once more, FTR had control of their opponents. Harwood and Wheeler targeted the left arm of Cage by slamming it into the ring post and the announce table, isolating Cage of their corner as Copeland watched on. The momentum shifted when FTR went for the Power and Glory but Cage was in a position to shove Harwood off the highest and landed a Diving Headbutt. Harwood tried to forestall the tag but Cage raked the eyes of Harwood and tagged in Copeland who arrived with an array of offense.
Each teams went for the Power and Glory but ate knees, but Copeland was the primary to react and locked Harwood in a Cloverleaf after which a Crossface, with Cage locking Wheeler in a Crossface of his own. Wheeler broke every thing up by biting Cage and throwing him on Copeland, before resorting to bringing the title belt into the ring. Nevertheless, this could backfire when Copeland was the one to eat the gold which split him open. FTR thought they’d the win but Copeland kicked out, and after a Shatter Machine was reversed, Copeland and Cage hit a 3D for a near fall. FTR would eventually hit the Shatter Machine however the pin was broken up as Cage threw Stokely within the ring to interrupt it up, and Copeland hit a Spear that was also broken up.
Wheeler threw Cage out of the best way and isolated Copeland with Superkicks and went for an FTR Trigger as a method to mock The Young Bucks, but Copeland ducked and hit a Double Spear. Copeland went for one more Spear but Wheeler ducked, and the champions followed it up with a Shatter Machine to retain the titles.