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— Kylie Rae kicks off the night on stage and welcomes a friend to the ring from Denver, Colorado. He’s there to propose to his girlfriend! The crowd goes absolutely insane, and when she says “yes” everyone bursts into a massive “HOLY SHIT!” chant.
— Cody and Brandi Rhodes make their way to the stage to get thing started! Cody wants to talk about women’s wrestling and the 24/7 Championship, but Brandi stops him and asks if he has anything to say that the fans won’t turn into clickbait. So we’re taking some questions…
Q: Is there a Double or Nothing theme song?
Yes! There are two!
Q: Is WWE still wishing you well in your future endeavors?
“I’ve had some text messages that say otherwise” … “I hope they still wish that, because I wish them the best in their future endeavors.” Cody says AEW isn’t drawing any lines in the sand and he has no ill-will toward WWE at all.
— Brandi reminds us that Double or Nothing is the first ever “sensory inclusive” wrestling event, and she is actually now on the board of KultureCity. All proceeds from the “AEW is Awesome” shirts will go to support autism awareness and KultureCity.
— Sammy Guevara comes out and weighs in, and tells a fan in the crowd that his dad sucks d*cks. He says AEW put them on first tomorrow and that’s fine, because by the time they’re done they will regret not putting them on last. Kip Sabian weighs in and says he didn’t hear anything he said because Sammy’s non-existent facial hair looks ridiculous. The two shake hands, but Sammy takes a cheap shot and decks Kip, leaving him laying.
— The Young Bucks are here!
— Nick Jackson tells the story about how their dad built them a wrestling ring as teenagers and they fought and clawed their way through the business for years. He talked about all the times he wondered if his car would be repossessed, and going to buy groceries not knowing if his card would be accepted, but Matt keeping him in the wrestling business becoming they knew there was a future for them down the line.
— Dustin Rhodes is next to the stage. He says that nothing will ever top being able to perform at Double or Nothing tomorrow night. Cody wants to kill the Attitude Era, but Dustin says he considers himself the last outlaw of the Attitude Era, and he is not Old Yeller to be put down like an old dog. He’s been training his ass off, and if it’s his last ride he’s going to go out and give it his all. He takes off his jacket to reveal a shirt that says “Dusty’s Favorite” and says he’s the son that’s going to kick Cody’s ass tomorrow night.