AEW Revolution 2022 is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by All Elite Wrestling. The event was established by the promotion in 2020 and is held annually in late February–early March. The 2021 event was AEW’s first PPV held on a Sunday.
AEW Revolution 2022: Results| Full Recap| News and Analysis
Results:
On the women’s side, Dr. Britt Baker will defend the women’s championship against Thunder Rosa and Jade Cargill will attempt to remain the only TBS champion in AEW history when she defends against Thunder Rosa.
In addition to the championship action, CM Punk, MJF, Jon Moxley, Bryan Danielson and more of AEW’s top stars are set for huge matches as the action goes down from Addition Financial Arena in Orlando.
Full Recap:
AEW Revolution 2022 is the company’s first pay-per-view of the year, featuring plenty of marquee matches on the card. From CM Punk to Bryan Danielson to Britt Baker, the promotion’s biggest stars were in action at the show.
Hirsch was the first to make her way out to the ring, followed by Statlander. The match started with Kris Statlander using her size advantage to dominate her opponent. She trapped Hirsch into a Side Lock Takeover, but the latter made her way back into the match thanks to her technical abilities.
News and Analysis:
The two performers began sharing brutal elbow strikes, followed by Kris Statlander taking Leyla down with a dropkick and Blue Thunder Bomb for two the count. Moments later, Hirsch took down Statlander with a step up Hurricarana from the ring apron to the outside.
Back in the ring, Leya Hirsch got Statlander in an Arm Bar, but the latter managed to break it up quickly. Statlander executed an inside hook on Hirsch, but the latter managed to kick out. Leyla Hirsch went outside, where she used a turnbuckle to blindside Statlander while the referee was distracted. Hirsch followed it up by executing a Moonsault to win the match.
The action spilled to the outside, where Leyla Hirsch attacked Statlander using the steel chairs. Back in the ring, Kris Statlander found an opening in the match and went to the top rope but was soon interrupted by Hirsch, who continued to target Statlander’s left elbow.
