AEW Full Gear live results: Jon Moxley vs. MJF, The Elite return - Figure Four Online

ROH Champion Chris Jericho defends against Claudio Castagnoli, Bryan Danielson and Sammy Guevara in a four-way while TNT Champion Wardlow defends against Samoa Joe and Powerhouse Hobbs in a three-way.

In her first match in five years, Saraya returns to the ring against Britt Baker while Jeff Jarrett makes his AEW in-ring debut, teaming with Jay Lethal against Sting & Darby Allin.

"Jungle Boy" Jack Perry faces Luchasaurus in a cage match to round out the main card.

Marshall countered Orange Punch into a Cutter and was about to piledrive Cassidy on the ring steps.

(A good semi-final match that really had Cage in control for a majority of this, as Starks was selling his ribs almost the whole time. Starks has had to go through two monsters in two days, so the toll is being taken on his body.).

Ethan Page joined commentary for this match, as Cage attacked at the bell, but Starks turned it into a slug fest that spilled outside.

Cage hit a superplex from the ring apron back inside and posed for the crowd.

Starks tried a cross body off the top, but Cage caught him into a back breaker for two.

Starks countered a reverse DDT into a Tornado DDT of his own, tried Roshambo, but the ribs were injured.

Cage tried Weapon-X, but Starks got a roll up for a super close two.

Starks avoided a top rope elbow, Cage looked for a F-5, but Starks countered into a Destroyer then Roshambo for the win.

A video package on Saraya’s return to the ring in 5 years is shown ahead of her match with Britt Baker tonight.

Akiyama was sent outside, as Kingston went after, looking for a half & half on the apron, but Akiyama countered into a DDT and guillotine knee on the apron.

“Jungle Boy” Jack Perry defeated Luchasaurus (w/Christian Cage) in a Steel Cage Match.

Excalibur informs us pinfalls or submissions only in this cage match.

Perry nailed a dive from the ring to the floor, but Luchasaurus blocked another dive and slingshot Perry into the cage.

Perry was backdropped on the apron, as Luchasaurus tried a chokeslam through a chair, but Perry countered into a step up Destroyer off the chair and Killswitch onto the chair for two.

Post match, Perry climbed over the cage and hugged his mother and sister ringside.

(My goodness, I tried to cover as much as I could in this match, but this was unreal action, which is exactly what you expected out of these six men. You also had a great call back to PAC constantly wanting Fenix to use the hammer. This was one of the most action packed matches I’ve seen in quite a while.).

Cargill took the fight to Rose for the match to officially begin as she hit a pump kick that sent Rose over the barricade.

Bobby Cruise is doing ring introductions, while Ian Riccaboni joined commentary for our upcoming ROH Title match.

Chris Jericho defeated Claudio Castagnoli, Bryan Danielson & Sammy Guevara to retain the ROH World Title.

Jericho & Castagnoli began outside, while Danielson & Guevara paired off in the ring before Guevara was sent outside and Danielson hit a dive.

Jericho quickly rammed Danielson into the steps.

Back inside, Jericho ate some Danielson chops and ping ponged with uppercuts by the Blackpool Combat Club before Guevara made the save.

Jericho & Guevara posed for the crowd, dispatched of Castagnoli and delivered a delayed suplex on Danielson, as both went to the bad eye.

Castagnoli tried a springing uppercut, but Jericho countered into a Code Breaker.

Guevara tried the Walls of Jericho, but Jericho countered into his own.

Danielson tried to break it up with a dropkick, but got locked in the Walls himself.

Jericho tried to pin Danielson while in the hold, but Danielson locked on the LeBell Lock.

Guevara broke it up with superkicks and instead of going for Castagnoli or Danielson, Guevara opted to help Jericho up and drop him with the GTH and Shooting Star Press for two.

Castagnoli & Danielson took turns with anvil elbows, as Castagnoli tried a pop up uppercut, but Danielson got a backslide for two.

Jericho broke it up and everyone spilled outside, where Danielson was planted with a Neutralizer.

Guevara hit a Shooting Star outside, tried a springboard back in the ring, but Castagnoli hit a pop up uppercut for two.

(Overall, this was a solid return to the ring for Saraya, who looked very good for not being in the ring for 5 years. My sole complaint would be this went maybe longer than one would expect and Saraya kicked out of a lot of Baker’s offense. The question now is where do both ladies go in the women’s division?).

The first bump Saraya took, the referee had to check on her, she took her time getting up, but smiled at Baker.

Saraya hit a thrust kick that sent Baker to the floor to regroup.

Baker avoided a baseball slide and dropped Saraya with a spinning neckbreaker on the floor.

Back inside, Baker really zoned in on the neck, hitting a misdirect neckbreaker and sent Saraya outside again.

Baker talked too much trash and was dropped face first on the apron, as Saraya answered with a cross body.

Both ladies traded forearms until Saraya hit a series of short clotheslines for two.

Baker blocked a corner boot and sent Saraya face first into the buckle, but Saraya hit the Paige Turner, which Excalibur called the Knight Cap for a near fall.

Baker went for an avalanche Air Raid Crash, but Saraya countered into a sunset flip powerbomb for two.

They traded a series of roll ups, as Baker tried a rip cord, but Saraya hit a knee strike for two.

-Backstage Tony Schiavone interviewed Chris Jericho & Jake Hager about Sammy Guevara’s actions in their match.

Jericho said he respects Guevara and he’ll be a future World Champion.

Jericho said Ishii used to carry his bags and shine his shoes in Japan and grants Ishii’s request.

The action went to the ring where Jarrett did his strut and Lethal isolated Allin.

Both ladies tried their finishers, but the other had it countered into the face off.

Storm tried the hip attack the third time, but was sent outside.

(This was quite the match with the wheels finally coming off the partnership between Swerve in Our Glory, as Strickland pushed his luck one too many times with Keith Lee.).

We’re told Bowens had been walking around with his arm in a sling following Wednesday’s match with Strickland.

Strickland went into the crowd and grabbed a barricade, as Lee told him to stop and Strickland told him to worry about Bowens, who Lee clobbered with an overhand chop.

Strickland tried to suplex Bowens on the barricade, but Bowens reversed it.

Caster made the hot tag and ran wild with a dive on Strickland outside, but tried to lift Lee and that wasn’t happening, so he settled for a hurricanrana off the second rope.

Strickland went for a Swerve Stomp, missed, as Bowens hit The Arrival.

Lee bealed Caster clear across the ring as Lee & Strickland hit the Fall From Glory, but Caster somehow kicked out at two.

Caster was launched into the ring attendant table and Strickland pulled out pliers.

· Chris Jericho defends the ROH Title against Tomohiro Ishii

Moxley grabbed the title ringside and held it high, but MJF misted Moxley with a drink, as Moxley sent him into the steps

MJF fired off jabs inside the ring, sent Moxley into the corner ten times and went to the floor to set up the time keepers table, kissing the title belt in the process

MJF went for it again, but Moxley countered and hit a piledriver off the apron through the table

MJF went for it again, but this time Moxley chop blocked the bad leg out

MJF flipped off Regal and threw the ring down, but Moxley locked on the rear naked choke