Kenny Omega defeated Kevin Knight to retain the AEW World Championship within the primary event of Redemption.
Knight rushed Omega before the match could even start, asserting an early advantage when the bell did finally ring. Omega fought back because the motion went to the surface, planting Knight onto the announcer’s desk with a snap-dragon suplex and taking him back to the ring.
Knight delivered Coast-to-Coast but went to the surface of the ring reasonably than making the duvet, grabbing each Omega’s World and his TNT title belts and bringing them to the ring. The referee noticed he had the World title belt, while he had hidden the TNT title beneath the ring skirt, and denied him the possibility to make use of it.
But then when the referee had his back turned to take care of that title belt, Knight connected with the Crash Landing onto the TNT title belt and went for the duvet. Omega kicked out and Knight searched for the UFO Splash but Omega got his knees up.
Omega searched for One Winged Angel but Knight flipped out of it, springing back at Omega with a leaping lariat only to get caught with one other V-Trigger, which Omega then followed up with the One Winged Angel for the winning pinfall.
After the match, the Death Riders got here to the ring and ambushed Omega. The Young Bucks got here right down to make the save but it surely was to no avail, and the Death Riders put a steel chair over Omega’s neck able to be stomped on.
Will Ospreay got here right down to prevent that from happening, swinging the chair on the Riders to get them out of the ring. Jon Moxley entered the ring to speak him down and introduce a plastic bag, telling Ospreay to place it over Omega’s head, but as an alternative Ospreay turned on Moxley.
He then looked to have a good time with Omega to shut the show, but Omega spiked him with One Winged Angel and stood over him because the show went off air.