The Death Riders’ dynasty continues after the AEW pay-per-view of the same name last night in Philadelphia.

Jon Moxley hung onto the AEW World title with a victory over Swerve Strickland.

After referee Paul Turner got knocked out, Hangman Adam Page came to the ring. The Death Riders attacked him, causing Samoa Joe’s group (The Opps) to hit the ring as well.

The lights went out, and when they returned, The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson) were in the ring. They hit Swerve with the BTE Trigger to help Moxley score the victory.

The Death Riders also hung onto the AEW Trios title, defeating FTR & Cope. After the match, FTR turned against Cope and bashed his head with the Con-Chair-to.

AND STILL …

The Hurt Syndicate retained the AEW tag team title with a victory over the Big Bill & Bryan Keith. MJF lent the champs a hand, but they didn’t appreciate it.

“Timeless” Toni Storm overcame the onslaught of Megan Bayne to hang onto the AEW Women’s championship.

Kenny Omega retained the International title in an outstanding three-way bout against Ricochet and Speedball Mike Bailey.

NEW CHAMPIONS

Adam Cole celebrated his 17th anniversary in wrestling by capturing his first singles championship in AEW. He defeated Daniel Garcia for the TNT title.

Bandido regained the Ring Of Honor championship by defeating Chris Jericho. He retained his mask and celebrated with his mom, sister, and brother Gravity.

OWEN HART CUP

Mercedes Mone defeated Julia Hart in the first round of the women’s Owen Hart Cup tournament. She will face the winner of Athena vs. Harley Cameron.

On the men’s side, Kyle Fletcher beat Mark Briscoe in a great match; and Will Ospreay defeated Kevin Knight in the PPV opener.

On the preshow, Nick Wayne & CRU beat Top Flight & AR Fox. Anthony Bowens returned to defeat his former partner in The Acclaimed, “Platinum” Max Caster.