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AEW FORBIDDEN DOOR PPV
JUNE 28, 2026
SAN JOSE, CALIF. AT SAP CENTER
AIRED LIVE ON PPV (including PPV.com)
Commentators: Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, Walker Stewart
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Attendance: WrestleTix reports 9,021 tickets were distributed. It was set up for 9,374. The previous visit to the arena was for the Oct. 16, 2024 Dynamite which drew 3,464.
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[PRE-SHOW]
(A) DRILLA MOLONEY vs. DANIEL GARCIA
WINNER: Moloney.
(B) MAIKA vs. SKYE BLUE – Survival of the Fittest Qualifier
WINNER: Maika to advance in the quest for the AEW TBS Title.
(C) DIVINE DOMINION (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross) vs. THUNDER ROSA & OLYMPIA – AEW Women’s Tag Team Title match
WINNER: Bayne & Kross to retain the AEW Women’s Tag Team Titles.
[MAIN PPV]
(1) THE YOUNG BUCKS (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. EL SKY TEAM (Mistico & Mascara Dorada) vs. UNBOUND CO. (Shingo Takagi & Titan)
The fans are this up one highspot after another and, no, I’m not even going to try to keep up on all the spots in the description here.
Shingo ate stereo superkicks from the Bucks. Titan leaped off the top rope but ended up in position for a springboard stuff tombstone. They both made the cover and the ref made the count.
Excalibur called it an amazing way to kick off Forbidden Door.
WINNERS: The Young Bucks in 18:00.
ARTICLE CONTINUED BELOW…
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(2) KENNY OMEGA vs. ZACK SABRE JR.
Excalibur noted that Omega wants to beat someone of ZSJ’s caliber to prove he’s still worthy of AEW World Title contention. Tje bell rang 30 minutes into the hour. Nigel McGuinness discussed losing to ZSJ last year. Excalibur said ZSJ said his style is like jazz music, weaving and flowing, although he had made a note to improve his striking to round out his style. Nigel said he didn’t like jazz music.
They fought at ringside. Excalibur said the referee was “understandably liberal” with his ten count. They battled on top of the Spanish announce desk. ZSJ blocked Omega’s move and applied a submission hold there instead. ZSJ took over with sustained offense, focusing on Omega’s arm. Omega fired back with some chops at 9:00. ZSJ stayed in control and landed a running boot in the corner. When he went for another, Omega surged out of the corner and landed his own big boot.
Omega landed a running flip dive over the top rope to the floor. The announcers talked about ZSJ’s abdominal injury that has lingered for a while. Back in the ring, Omega landed a top rope dropkick for a two count. They battled back and forth mid-ring for a few minutes. Omega gave ZSJ a Snap Dragon suplex. Both were down and slow to get up.
ZSJ made a comeback and threw roundkicks to Omega’s chest. Omega let out a battle cry and caught ZSJ’s leg. ZSJ escaped and went back to working over Omega’s arm with his creative submission style. At 19:00, Omega exploded with a lariat that took ZSJ down hard. Omega set up a move off the second rope, but ZSJ countered with a sleeper. Omega leaped backwards and crashed ZSJ to the mat. Both landed hard and were slow to get up.
Omega landed a V-Trigger a couple minutes later, but ZSJ leveraged Omega’s shoulders down for a near fall. ZSJ gave Omega a Michinoku Driver for a dramatic near fall at 24:00. Omega set up a Snap Dragon, but ZSJ dropped down and applied a triangle. Fans reacted to that counter. Omega escaped and landed a One-Winged Angel a minute later for the win. The announcers gushed about the match, including calling it “a masterpiece.” Nigel noted Omega is looking to win the AEW World Title again.
WINNER: Omega in 26:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Excellent match. That was a really well-executed mix of two styles meshing well and telling a story that felt like a genuine battle to win the whole way. The announcers really leaned into this being an international rivalry even if they haven’t had recent singles matches, but Omega would see a win here as validation that he can chase another AEW World Title run.)
(3) JON MOXLEY vs. BANDIDO – AEW Continental Title match
The bell rang 3 minutes into the hour. As they started with a feel-out process, Nigel said he didn’t want to say Mox was being “apathetic” so he’d say he was “methodical.” Yes, that’s a good call. Mox leaped through the ropes and tackled Bandido at 4:00. When Mox threw Bandido back into the ring, before Mox could full turn around, Bandido leaped over the top rope with a dive on Mox.
Bandido threw Mox back into the ring. When he leaped at Mox in the corner, Mox lifted his boots and knocked him hard to the mat. Mox threw Bandido into the ringside steps. Bandido came up bleeding. Back in the ring, Mox tore Bandido’s mask. Excalibur said that in Mexico, that would be an automatic disqualification. Mox played to the booing fans. Excalibur said Bandido is going to have not only mount a comeback and withstand this onslaught, but he’d also need to try to keep his mask in position. (Mox really ripped it good.)
Mox mounted Bandido and threw elbows and forearms. For some reason, the ref and Walker on commentary indicated this wasn’t fair play by Mox. Mox mounted Bandido in the corner and threw right fists to his bloodied forehead. Bandido landed a released running sitout powerbomb. Mox hit at Bandido’s mask. Excalibur called him disgusting. Nigel called him a pig.
Bandido surged with a comeback and punched away at Mox in the corner as fans counted along. Bandido landed a running knee strike to a sitting Mox and scored a two count at 12:00. Bandido leaped off the to rope with a frog splash, but Mox lifted his knees. Bandido and Mox stood an exchanged kicks mid-ring.
Bandido set up a 21 Plex, but Mox landed a hard lariat and a Death Rider and scored a dramatic near fall. Mox climbed to the top rope. Bandido fought back to try to block whatever Mox was setting up. Bandido bit Moxley’s forehead and then landed a top rope backflip powerslam for a near fall. Fans chanted, “This is awesome!” Bandido set up a 21 Plex, but he slipped and Mox then put him in a sleeper. Bandido rolled through and leveraged Mox’s shoulders down for a near fall. Mox held on and shifted to a Bulldog Choke. Eventually the ref determined Bandido was out and called for the bell.
Mox celebrated by doing some push-ups. Mox then helped lift Bandido afterward and offered a handshake. Bandido shook his hand.
WINNER: Moxley in 18:00 to retain the AEW Continental Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Another stellar match. The first three PPV matches could easily be the show-closing three matches on an excellent event. I don’t like that Bandido shook the hand of the man who ripped his mask nearly off in the match and whose team member Claudio Castagnoli violently hit his partner Brody King in the head with a title belt just four days ago. It just makes it seem that nothing really matters even if it seems it should because they just “do stuff for the sake of doing stuff.”)
(4) SHOTA UMINO vs. PAC – IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship match
The bell rang 28 minutes into the hour. They had an intense back and forth battle. Pac eventually pulled a table out from under the ring. Umino went after Pac at ringside and then looked to the fans for approval as he looked at the table. He set up the table as fans chanted, “We Want Tables!”
Pac took over again and went back into the ring. Pac landed an overhead toss off the top rope and then scored a near fall. A few minutes later, Pac tossed Umino over the top rope and through the table with a released Razor’s Edge. Pac threw Umino into the ring and landed a top rope 450 splash for a near fall. He then applied a Brutalizer immediately. Umino draped his boot over the bottom rope.
Umino then made a comeback and scored several near falls. He hit a Paradigm Shift and a Northern Lights Bomb for the clean win. Hiroshi Tanahashi came out and put the belt around his waist.
WINNER: Umino in 19:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Another really good match, but perhaps a bit too similar in key ways including length the previous matches. A buffer match of a different style match between this and the previous matches might’ve been better.)
Commentary Note: Tony Schiavone joined the commentary team
(5) THEKLA vs. STARLIGHT KID – AEW Women’s Title match
The bell rang 57 minutes into the hour. They fought to ringside a few minutes in. Thekla harassed Stardom President Taro Okada.
Starlight Kid focused on Thekla’s leg including a stretch muffler. Thekla fought back and delivered Spider Suplex out of the corner, then hung up side down by her legs afterward. Starlight slammed Thekla onto the ring apron at 11:00. Excalibur noted that move was a tribute to Dynamite Kid and his battles with Black Tiger.
Starlight threw Thekla back into the ring. She went for a top rope moonsault, but Thekla moved and then speared Starlight. She went for a stomp, but Starlight moved an then dropkicked Thekla in the back.
Starlight applied a stretch muffler and spun Thekla around and slammed her to the mat at 16:00. Thekla rolled to the bottom rope to force a break. They battled back and forth from there with several near falls as fans chanted “This is awesome!” Thekla eventually landed a stomp for the win.
Afterward, Skye Blue and Julia Hart came out. They yanked off Starlight Kid’s mask and then Thekla fulfilled her promise and spit in Starlight Kid’s mask. She then shoved it at Stardom President Taro Okada.
WINNER: Thekla in 19:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: There was a lot of anticipation for this match-up, and I don’t think anyone would be disappointed. Thekla still leans on her spider gimmick but in a much more integrated way with being a badass wrestler. She plays to the crowd to get heat without it seeming to take away from her being focused on winning a big stakes fight. She’s really rising to a legitimate centerpiece act in AEW. Starlight Kid shined here.)
(6) ADAM COPELAND & CHRISTIAN CAGE vs. THE DOGS (David Finlay & Clark Connors) – AEW World Tag Team Title match
The bell rang 26 minutes into the hour. At 5:00 Christian charged at Finley, who side-stepped him. Christian crashed to the floor and favored his prior injured wrist. The Dogs isolated Christian in their corner.
Copeland knocked Finlay off the ring apron as he was running and planning to leap onto Christian. He threw Christian into the ring and then reached for the tag. Finley yanked Christian by his boot, but Christian thumbed his eyes and then hot-tagged in Copeland. Copeland landed an Impaler for a near fall at 12:00.
Finlay leapfrogged Copeland during a spear attempt. The Dogs then took over against Copeland. They gave him a High/Low for a near fall.
Finlay hit Christian with a shillelagh. When he wound up to hit Copeland with it, the lights went out. When they came back on, The Bang Bang Gang were standing under a spotlight. Then in the ring, “Switchblade” Jay White stood. He gave Finley his finisher. Excalibur said he was away from the ring more than a year. Copeland then speared Finlay for a three count. Excalibur wondered if White did that out of respect for Copeland and Christian or just out of animosity toward The Dogs.
WINNERS: Christian & Copeland in 18:00 to retain the AEW Tag Team Titles.
(Keller’s Analysis: A hard-hitting cage. A little more formulaic, and that’s not a bad thing. At first, I think fans groaned a bit at The Bang Bang Gang being the “reveal” after the lights went out, so Jay White was a nice upgrade from there.)
(7) MERCEDES MONE vs. MAYA WORLD – Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Final
The bell rang 50 minutes into the hour. Maya controlled early including a cannonball flip onto Mercedes off the ring apron to ringside. Back in the ring, Maya cut off Mercedes’ attempt at a comeback.
Mercedes took over at 4:00 and threw Maya to the floor. The announcers talked about Maya emulating Mercedes in certain ways, but not being a carbon copy in terms of her approach and style. Excalibur said Maya must have butterflies.
Maya made a fiery comeback at 12:00. She landed a double-stomp. When Mercedes took over again, she smugly smiled and then leaped off the top rope. Maya lifted her knees. Mercedes countered Maya seconds later with a Statement Maker at 16:00.
Maya leaped through the ropes and tackled Mercedes. Back in the ring she landed a top rope senton splash for a two count. Maya went for a sunset powerbomb, but Mercedes blocked it and then tried twice to powerbomb her. Twice, she slipped out of her grip. The crowd groaned. The announcers covered for it, saying Maya blocked it. Mercedes then sent Maya into the corner with a sunset bomb, with Maya’s head hitting the middle turnbuckle hard, leading to a two count at 20:00.
Mercedes sat up and just took some breaths and regrouped and planned what to do next. She stood and showed confidence as she set up a move, but Maya countered and sent Mercedes head-first to the mat. Mercedes hit a Mone Maker out of nowhere for a dramatic near fall.
Maya landed a nasty sunset bomb to the floor. She went for a springboard backflip off the middle rope, but slipped the first time. She regrouped and landed it. Then back in the ring she landed a moonsault from the second rope for a dramatic near fall at 23:00.
Maya applied a Statement Maker. Mercedes escaped and rotated into applying it to Maya. Maya reached for the bottom rope. She scooted over and almost reached it, but Mercedes pulled back. Mercedes leveraged Maya’s shoulders down for a two count. Maya reversed it for a dramatic two count. Mercedes hit a cut-throat backstabber and then a Statement Maker for a tapout.
WINNER: Mercedes in 26:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: There were a few clunky spots and slip-ups, but that was a really really good match overall, with an impressive series of dramatic near falls and suspenseful submission moments. There was also a point where the match kinda stalled as Maya was dealing with a clothing issue at riingside. Excalibur said he wasn’t sure if she had suffered an injury, as the ref was stalling and waiting for her to get it sorted.)
-Renee Paquette interviewed Athena in the arena off to the side. Athena asked Renee if she’s dumb since the obvious better wrestler won. She said she had a lapse in judgment, and otherwise no one would know who Maya is. She patronizing told Maya to keep having the big dreams, but as far as she’s concerned, she’s in the back of the line.
-They went to the announcers at ringside to reflect on the show.
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(8) MJF & KYLE FLETCHER & KAZUCHIKA OKADA ANDRADE & JAKE DOYLE & KEVIN KNIGHT vs. MARK BRISCOE & DARBY ALLIN & KONOSUKE TAKESHITA & KYLE O’REILLY & RODERICK STRONG & ORANGE CASSIDY – Cage match
MJF and the Callis Family members made their entrance first. Then Darby. Then Takeshita. And finally The Conglomeration. Don Callis joined in on commentary. The bell rang 29 minutes into the hour. The cage lowered around the wrestlers. The cage is round and big enough to surround ringside so the wrestlers can fight in the ring and at ringside with plenty of space.
Davis threw Darby into the side of the cage. Excalibur stressed that MJF had to buy his teammates while Briscoe “had people lined up around the block” to join him in this fight. O’Reilly used a filled hockey equipment bag as a weapon. He also used an old video game system as a weapon. The announcers of course sold this more like it was a slapstick showcase of silliness than a fight with actual weapons, violence, and pain.
Doyle swung O’Reilly by his legs into the cage. Briscoe leaped into Doyle at ringside. Fletcher was bleeding, but managed to counter O’Reilly and lawn-dart him into the middle turnbuckle. Fletcher tossed Briscoe on a cluster of thumb tacks on the mat.
MJF went after Darby at 8:00. Darby fought back, but when he tried to knock MJF onto the tacks, MJF backdrop faceplanted Darby onto the tacks. Exxcalibur said one of the tacks went into Darby’s eye. Several were stuck in his fingers and palms. MJF used a push broom to get the tacks out of the ring. Excalibur said that the first time MJF has performed any manual labor.
At 11:00, Takeshita and Okada stood mid-ring and the fans roared in anticipation. They exchanged strikes mid-ring. Fletcher intervened. Takeshita suplexed both Fletcher and Okada at the same time.
Doyle beat up Darby. Excalibur said Doyle was the MVP of his team. Knight landed a Coast to Coast dropkick into a chair against Darby leading to a two count, broken up by Briscoe.
Lio Rush popped out of a hockey equipment bag at ringside and scared Okada. He entered the ring and ducked a leaping Knight. He side-stepped a charging Okada. He gave Doyle a stunne. He then leaped at Knight at ringside and knocked him hard into the security barricade.
MJF entered the ring and squared off with Rush. Rush asked for MJF’s Dynamite Diamond Ring. Okada snuck in and gave Rush his signature Rainmaker. MJF threw Rush to ringside and then they stuffed Rush into the equipment bag. (This reminded me of a scene in Widow’s Bay late in the reason involving a coffin.)
Briscoe put a ladder over his head and spun around like a helicopter and hit a bunch of opponents. Briscoe was heavily bleeding from his face. MJF and Briscoe met mid-ring and punched away. Briscoe set up a Jay Driller. Doyle interrupted. O’Reilly went after Doyle. Strong then tossed Doyle through a table at ringside.
Andrade wedged a chair against the face of O’Reilly in the corner and then charged with double knees. Takeshita and Okada battled next. Takeshita hit Okada with a power drive knee on the ring apron. Fletcher kicked Takeshita on the ring apron and then set up a suplex through a table below, but Takeshita blocked it and gave Fletcher a Blue Thunder Bomb off the apron through a table.
Darby battled MJF. He landed a Coffin Drop. Knight went for a splash on Darby, but Darby moved and he splashed MJF instead. Fans chanted “You f—ed up!” Knight climbed to the top rope and then jumped to the cage and pulled himself to the top. Darby threw a chair at him.
Darby met Knight at the top of the cage. Knight got zapped by something and fell onto two tables below. Exxcalibur said Darby booby-trapped a bag that was up there. Darby then leaped off the top of the cage with a Coffin Drop onto a crowd of heels gathered below.
Briscoe came up behind MJF and gave him a leaping Jay Driller but Doyle knocked Briscoe off of MJF. He went after Briscoe’s bloodied forehead. Then he bashed Briscoe across his back with a chair at 18:00.
MJF instructed Andrade to hold Briscoe so he could hit him with his Dynamite Diamond Ring. Andrade had enough to knocked MJF down and then kicked Doyle. He took off his shirt and the t-shirt underneath said, “Fuck Don Fuck MJF.” Excalibur called it Andrade’s “letter of resignation” to the Don Callis Family and joked that they’d have to blur it on Dynamite on Wednesday. Briscoe then gave Doyle a Jay Driller for the win.
WINNERS: Team Briscoe in 22:00.
-Renee interviewed a bloodied Briscoe backstage. He said he wants his title shot this Wednesday on Dynamite.
(9) SWERVE STRICKLAND (w/Prince Nana) vs. WILL OSPREAY – Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Final
Justin Roberts did formal ring introductions. The bell rang 14 minutes into the hour. They worked a bit methodically, but with intensity, for the first ten minutes, perhaps sensing a worn out crowd after more than five hours since the pre-show matches began. Swerve did a good bit of trash-talking throughout.
Swerve took control and exposed a turnbuckle. Ospreay surged with offense, but Prince Nana threw coffee in his face. When Ospreay set up a huracanrana, Swerve powerbombed him on the back of his neck on the ring apron. Swerve then catapulted Ospreay into the bottom turnbuckle from the ring apron. Ospreay came up bleeding heavily from his forehead.
As Swerve stalked Ospreay, he said he doesn’t care about anything but winning. He leaned in and had some more words for Ospreay. Ospreay punched him, but Swerve suplexed him. Ospreay’s face was drenched in blood.
At 17:00, Ospreay made a comeback and hit a Styles Clash for a near fall. Ospreay could barely hold position during the count and put up little resistance when Swerve lifted his shoulder. Ospreay hit Swerve with a Hidden Blade, but Swerve no-sold it and backhanded Ospreay. Ospreay dropped in a heap.
When Swerve climbed to the top rope, Ospreay knocked him off balance. They went into a series of finishers and kickouts. Then the action spilled to the floor where Swerve got cut open. The crowd reacted to a camera shot of the trail of blood on the mat at ringside. Ospreay rammed his head into the ringside steps and then had some words for him. Ospreay pulled the ladder away from the ringpost and set it up next to the announce desk. Ospreay dragged Swerve to the steps and then set up a powerbomb. The ref told him not to do it. Nana swept the leg of Ospreay. Ospreay swung at Nana. Swerve leaped off the steps and landed a House Call kick to Ospreay.
Swerve then set up a vertebreaker on the stairs on Ospreay, but Ospreay blocked it and escaped with a back elbow and reverse headbutt. He then gave Swerve a leaping modified Styles Clash off the steps onto the announce desk. Swerve barely beat the ref’s ten count. Ospreay then hit a flying top rope dropkick and an Oscutter for a near fall.
Ospreay stood and kicked Swerve in the head a few times. When Ospreay stomped Swerve’s head violently, the announcers said that could be Moxley’s influence. Swerve was down for the count of nine, but then Ospreay charged with a Hidden Blade for another very near fall at 27:00. Schiavone said Swerve was amazing.
Ospreay then set up a Death Valley Driver off the second rope. Swerve forearmed his way out of it and then delivered a leaping double stomp to the back of Ospreay as he leaned forward off the second rope. Swerve set up a vertebreaker, but Ospreay escaped and scored a leverage two count. Swerve hit a House Call, but Ospreay kicked out at one. Ospreay hit a Hidden Blade, and Swerve kicked out at one. After that adrenaline rush, both wrestlers went down and were slow to get up. Fans chanted, “AEW! AEW!” Then “Fight forever!”
Swerve and Ospreay stood and eyed each other like two warriors. Swerve took off his bloodied gloves. They leaned in opposite corners and reset, faces drenched in blood. They charged and Osreay knocked Swerve down with a Hidden Blade and a Storm Breaker for a near fall at 31:00.
Swerve ducked a Hidden Blade and a kick. The ref got turned around so Swerve gave Ospreay a vertebreaker and scored a dramatic near fall. They were cutting to fan reactions to the kickouts. “Holy hell!” said Schiavone. Swerve then hit a Hidden Blade for a near fall.
Jon Moxley and The Death Riders walked to ringside, encouraging Ospreay from the ring apron. Swerve hit a House Call. Ospreay looked to Mox and let out a defiant yell. He then hit Swerve with a Hidden Blade followed by a springboard Buckshot for a near fall. Ospreay stood and gave Swerve a Paradign Shift. He followed with a Death Rider and then a Tiger Driver for the three count.
The Death Riders entered the ring and handed Ospreay the Owen trophy and then lifted him in the air onto their shoulders as pyro blasted. Schiavone said it was one of the greatest matches ever and one of the best nights ever for AEW. “Damn, I love it!” he said.
WINNER: Ospreay in 35:00 to win the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament.
(Keller’s Analysis: Epic. This was in some ways everything you’d want from a war between these two rivals who gave it their all, both in terms of duration, intensity, drama, and bloody optics. The downside is the kickouts got to be so much that might have crossed into farcical for some viewers. Also of note, it’s almost 1 a.m. on a Sunday night on the East Coast. It’s just too late for a match like this to be taking place, by design. Too many people want to watch this live, but are either falling asleep or nodding off or having to throw in the towel before it’s over.)
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