ICYMI: Adam Page Beats Jon Moxley in Texas Death Match at AEW Revolution
\nHangman Adam Page prevailed over Jon Moxley in a bloody Texas Death Match at AEW Revolution. Even more notably, Page won not by knocking Moxley out, but by forcing him to tap. It's fair to say that Page has fully regained any momentum lost when he dropped the AEW World Championship last year, and The Chadster is just so cheesed off about what that means for The Chadster's hero, CM Punk.
This kind of variety helps a four-hour PPV stay fresh, which is a really underhanded tactic by Tony Khan to make the show seem to fly by.Within five minutes, both men were covered in blood during this match.
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