AEW Road Rager: Young Bucks survive street fight, Malakai Black arrives

Cody Rhodes’ coach Arn Anderson was later joined by announcer Tony Schiavone for an interview inside the ring. The lights in the arena went out again, however, Malakai Black suddenly appeared when the lights turned back on and took Anderson out with a kick to the face. Malakai Black formerly competed in WWE as Aleister Black and was making his AEW debut. Cody Rhodes rushed to the ring and was also taken out by a kick to the face. The moment received one of the loudest crowd reactions of the night.

Andrade El Idolo victorious in debut match

Andrade El Idolo had his first match in AEW against Matt Sydal. He was accompanied to the ring by his manager Vickie Guerrero and a personal assistant. El Idolo arrived onto the scene wearing a white business suit and a black luchador mask that he took off. El Idolo was impressive in his first AEW bout and dominated most of the match. He also paid homage to Vickie Guerrero’s late husband, the great Eddie Guerrero, by performing a trio of Suplexs known as the Three Amigos. The Miami crowd appreciated the gesture and briefly chanted Eddie’s name as Vickie Guerrero clapped. El Idolo won the match by performing a modified Hammerlock DDT. He later applied an Armbar to Sydal after the match.

Stipulations set for Chris Jericho by MJF

MJF of The Pinnacle and Chris Jericho of The Inner Circle had an in-ring meeting to discuss the stipulations MJF wants in place in order to wrestle Jericho once again. A fan was able to get onto the entrance ramp during the segment and was met by security. Jericho also briefly got involved in the scuffle and joked how he should have let the fan in so he could beat up MJF. MJF said Jericho would have to defeat four opponents of his choosing before he agreed to another match. Jericho accepted the stipulation and nailed his rival with the Judas Effect after they shook hands.