Samoa Joe returned at AEW All Out to save FTR and Wardlow after they beat Jay Lethal and the Motor City Machine Guns in a six-man tag match. AEWAllOut
\n The match bridged the gap between prime TNA and modern AEW. FTR vs.
is a dream match that ought to be revisited later.\nDespite his best efforts, Jay Lethal ended up a victim of the Powerbomb Symphony from Wardlow. After the match, the Machine Guns, Satnam Singh, and Sonjay Dutt tried for a post-match beatdown, but Samoa Joe returned to AEW to make the save. Dax Harwood's 8-year-old daughter Finlay came out, broke Dutt's pencil, and then pinned him after a knockout punch from Harwood .
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