The Young Bucks and Kazuchika Okada were introduced and as Jack Perry’s music played, Team AEW blitzed with a surprise attack. As Bryan Danielson and FTR battled with The Elite, Darby Allin’s music hit and he emerged wearing a mask that appeared to have thumbtacks on it.
Matt Jackson took a microphone and demanded they play the Young Bucks’ new theme music as the brawl continued. Danielson then took out Jackson and made his own demand — play the greatest theme song in the history of wrestling.
Suddenly, “The Final Countdown” by Europe began to play, drawing a huge pop from the Vegas crowd.
A fitting music choice for the chaotic ending of Double or Nothing, the action was difficult to keep track of. Danielson and Okada battled in the crowd, Dax Harwood took the fight to the concourse. Darby Allin landed a Coffin Drop from a crowd entrance.
Matt Jackson demanded the music stop because of budgetary restraints and the crowd began to chant “we want music.”
Most of the action returned to the area near the ring, with only Allin and Perry fighting away from the six other parties. Perry gained an advantage over Allin by using a steel pipe and choking out his rival.
In the ring, the Young Bucks and FTR battled, with the EVPs landing a Shatter Machine for a near-fall on Harwood. Danielson ducked an Okada splash, leading the Bucks to kick their Elite teammate. Danielson went for a suicide dive but was met with a steel chair.
The action turned back to Perry and Allin, and Perry appeared to drive a bus into a passed-out Allin, leaving even the other Elite members stunned.
For Team AEW, FTR was doing most of the work against the Young Bucks, but with Danielson laid out ringside, the numbers game was too much for the tag team.
Allin limped down the ramp and briefly gained the upper hand over Okada, but again the Elite had too much of an advantage, with the Bucks slamming Allin onto steel chairs and taking him to the elevator at the top of the ramp, appearing to eliminate him from the match.
The Young Bucks then turned their attention to Danielson, who attempted to rally. The Young Bucks delivered a TK Driver to Danielson onto the prop poker chips. FTR and the Young Bucks then exchanged offense on the ramp, with Cash Wheeler setting up a table.
Naturally, the table would backfire, as Nick Jackson landed a swanton from the top of the entrance ramp onto Cash Wheeler.
Perry then reemerged and grabbed Tony Khan and brought him out to the ramp. As he did, Allin returned with a flamethrower and lit Perry on fire. The Young Bucks extinguished Perry and moved Allin to the ring in a two-on-one.
Matt Jackson removed Allin’s mask, protecting a real-life broken nose. Nick Jackson missed a 450 splash, landing on a trash can, Allin ducked a Rainmaker from Okada and then hit the Japanese star with a Coffin Drop. The Elite recovered, however, and then tied up Allin, threatening to hang him by his ankles. FTR came to his rescue briefly before being hit with an exploding chair by Matt Jackson.
Okada returned to the ring with a thumbtack sleeve and delivered a Rainmaker to Cash Wheeler before introducing a pair of Young Bucks Reebok Pumps that had thumbtacks fastened to the soles. Finally, the Bucks strung Allin up and hit a double superkick on him.
Danielson retuned to the ring and swung things into Team AEW’s favor, landing his Yes Kicks on the Young Bucks and a Psycho Knee with a steel chair. His pinning attempt was foiled by Okada and then Danielson was hit with the EVP trigger.
Perry returned to the ring and hit Danielson with a knee and scored the pin.
The Elite defeated Team AEW in 30:21.
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