MJF Wins 3rd AEW World Title, Beating Darby Allin at Double or Nothing

11 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 25

30-year-old MJF regained the AEW World Championship on Sunday in New York, pinning Darby Allin with an avalanche Tombstone Piledriver to become a three-time champion.
The title shot carried a hair-vs-title stipulation after Allin had taken the belt from MJF more than a month earlier, and MJF survived Allin’s Coffin Drop and Scorpion Death Lock attempts to avoid being shaved bald.
Queens produced the match’s biggest spot when Allin leapt from scaffolding through MJF and a table, but Allin emerged bleeding from the back of the head and could not finish the bout.
The fallout continued after the bell when TNT champion Kevin Knight attacked Allin on a stretcher with a UFO Splash, setting up a likely explanation on Wednesday’s 'Dynamite'.

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