What grade do you give this show?All Elite Wrestling "Rampage #48" (Tapings: 07/06/2022) Location: Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York, USA First broadcast: July 08, 2022 Viewers: approx. 5,100It is Friday – you know what that means!It's time for the latest installment of Rampage, and today we're greeted by commentators Excalibur and Tony Schiavone.Today you get support from Jim Ross again.Justin Roberts introduces the protagonists for today's opener before the first match of the evening starts straight away!1. Match Singles Match Eddie Kingston defeated Konosuke Takeshita via pin after spinning backfist.Match time: 12:01Backstage, Athena and Kris Statlander hold a promo towards TBS Champion Jade Cargill.The two call Cargill a coward.A video hypes Hook's career so far.It will be interesting to see what his next step will be.For the next match, Bobby Cruise will act as ring announcer while Caprice Coleman will take a seat on the announcers.2. Match Tag Team Match Tully Blanchard Enterprise: The Gates of Agony (Kaun & Toa Liona) (w/ Tully Blanchard) defeated Jonathan Gresham & Lee Moriarty via a pin on Lee Moriarty by Kaun after a double knee gutbuster.Match Time: 06:24 - Before the finish, Moriarty wanted to tag in with Gresham, who was inactive for the entire match, but the ROH World Champion jumped off the apron.After that, Gresham went to Blanchard and hugged him!After the match, Jonathan Gresham completes his heel turn by joining Tully Blanchard Enterprise.Eddie Kingston is doing a promo backstage.He praises Takeshita for his achievement and calls him the future of pro wrestling.Jun Akiyama from Japan is said to say hello with a wink.After that, Eddie turns his attention to Chris Jericho.By not bleeding on "Bloods & Guts," Jericho managed to portray Kingston as a liar who can't keep his promises.Also, Jericho made a mistake by attacking “his” Ruby on “Dynamite”.So he challenges him to a barbed wire match.At the end, Kingston says that every drop of Jericho's blood represents a sin.The last drop before he faints is for "his" Ruby, Kingston said.3. Match Tag Team Match Mercedes Martinez & Serena Deeb defeated Kayla Sparks & Christina Marie via submission from Christina Maria in Serena Deeb's Serenity Lock.Match time: 02:22After the match, the winners clash before Deeb gymnastics against her day partner.She gets the serenity lock and Martinez has to tap.After that, Deeb grabs the ROH Women's World Championship and makes it clear that she's going for the title.Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Tully Blanchard and ROH World Champion Jonathan Gresham.Gresham says he's just been home since signing and Blanchard's call was eye-opening.Next week, Gresham will jeopardize his title against Moriarty.After a commercial break, Matt Sydal and Lee Moriarty are now being interviewed.Moriarty promises he won't forget what Gresham did and next week Gresham will say goodbye to his title.The commentators walk through the matches for the next editions of "Dynamite" and "Rampage", themed "Fyter Fest":All Elite Wrestling "Dynamite #145 - Fyter Fest 2022 Week 1" Location: Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia, USA First Aired: July 13, 2022Singles Match Claudio Castagnoli vs. Jack HagerSingles Match Serena Deeb vs. Anna JayAEW World Tag Team Championship 3-Way Tag Team Match The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) (c) vs. Swerve in the Glory (Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland) vs. Team Taz (Ricky Starks & Powerhouse Hobbs)A promo of Christian Cage and Luchasaurus will contest a match.All Elite Wrestling "Rampage #49 - Fyter Fest 2022 Night 1" Location: Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia, USA First Aired: July 15, 2022Tag Team Match The Lucha Bros. (Rey Fenix ​​& Penta Oscuro) vs. Private Party (Marq Quen & Isiah Kassidy)ROH World Championship Singles Match Jonathan Gresham (c) vs. Lee MoriartyAn interview from the Gunn Club (Billy Gunn, Austin Gunn & Colten Gunn).All Elite Wrestling "Dynamite #146 - Fyter Fest 2022 Week 2" Location: Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia, USA First Aired: July 20, 2022Barbed Wire Death Match - The Jericho Appreciation Society is locked in a shark cage Eddie Kingston vs. Chris JerichoBefore the main event, the protagonists have their usual promo.After that, it's time for the Main Event!4. Match Singles Match Orange Cassidy (w/ Danhausen) defeated Tony Nese (w/ Mark Sterling) via pin after the orange punch.Match time: 14:58 – Before the finish, Nese suffered a knee injury.Referee Aubrey Edwards dealt with him, but this was a planned action so Mark Sterling could intervene.However, he was stopped by Danhausen and received a low blow.Shortly thereafter, Nese was "cursed" by Danhausen.This distracted Nese, who was unable to deflect Cassidy's orange punch.Danhausen and Orange Cassidy celebrate their success, which also means they don't sign the petition to have Swerve Strickland kicked out.The show ends with these pictures.Discuss the episode with many other fans here!click!1 match under 5 mins - I wish I could find that out in WWE ;o(@Joe Well, I also noticed with Dynamite that some matches are already connected to WWE in terms of time.Of course there are still 5x longer matches here than in WWE, but I don't understand what such 1-6 minute matches are supposed to do with the best will in the world.And there were a few at Dynamite too.Of course it always takes a few beatdowns or dominance, no question about it.Or any outside intervention.But that sort of thing only gets 10-15 minute matches out, which is what AEW is doing way better than WWE at the moment, but I'd rather have 3 matches 10-15 minutes each than 5-7 matches with that crumb in between .In WWE you notice how underground this is developing.That's heartwarming wrestling... Not that entertainment junk of WWE@Joe: If you like or need smooth ironed, blingbling, fat entrances and various show / entertainment aspects, it was definitely a decent show.@Plöm: Entrances, all that Gresham fuss/heelturn, going through future show commentators, backstage segments...it's all entertainment(garbage).Does anyone here even know what “wrestling” really is?I'm starting to have my doubts.I don't even know anymore what "entertainment" is in wrestling and it's still so paradoxical and I keep comparing AEW to WWE and on the other hand there are always sayings that AEW isn't like WWE... notice you actually anything else?Take a look at “Karate Combat”, there you can see the martial arts counterpart to WWE / AEW / Impact and co.There you can see what "entertainment" is and how much it differs from the actual martial arts.@Worthless.You know better again.Sometimes it's better not to write anythingDo you actually notice anything else?So "going through the commentators of future shows" is entertainment?Do you know what the word "promotion" means in a "wrestling promotion"?"Entrances"?Have you ever seen a boxing or MMA fight?"Karate Combat the martial arts counterpart to WWE / AEW / Impact"?Ever heard of UFC for example?Maybe not pick out an insignificant fighting league, but the market leader in martial arts.Then we'll talk again regarding future matchcards, entrances and pre-fight promos.Fun Fact: The UFC borrowed many elements from pro wrestling.Already unbearable what one has to read from you permanently for a clumsy nonsense.The only one here who doesn't know what pro wrestling is is very obviously yourself.We sometimes have to approve comments manually, so it may take a while for your comment to appear.Save my name and email in this browser for the next time I comment.I agree to the privacy policy