AEW Revolution kicked off with some exciting tag team action that set a perfect tone for the show. The Young Bucks went against Chris Jericho and MJF for the AEW World Tag Team Championships, and boy, did they impress!

The Young Bucks overcome Chris Jericho and MJF at AEW Revolution

Both teams started the match on a high note and kept the pace for its entirety. In the initial moments, Jericho and MJF had the upper hand as they made quick work of the Bucks ringside. But the duo got carried away, as the Bucks made a strong comeback.

The Young Bucks started picking steam with stereo suicide dives. Then, they followed it up with stereo Sunset flips followed by Double Sharpshooters! The 30-year-veteran, Jericho, bore the pain and somehow reached the bottom rope to force a rope break.

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The momentum kept shifting in both teams’ favor repeatedly. It was difficult to guess who would win because of so much action and near-falls. The ‘Salt of the Earth’ proved how resilient he is when he kicked out of the American Destroyer!

The match had little homages, too! While MJF paid homage to Hulk Hogan with his style of a torture rack, Bucks acknowledged the Motor City Machine Guns when they used their Made in Detroit move!

Not just that, Chris Jericho even hit a Tombstone Piledriver on Matt Jackson, channeling The Undertaker within.

Fortunes completely shifted for Jericho and MJF in the closing moments of the match. Just as Jericho went for the Lionsault, the Bucks caught him in mid-air with stereo Superkicks! With Jericho down and out, the Young Bucks looked to get a pin following a BTE Trigger, but MJF showed off his resiliency.

MJF tried to use his Dynamite Diamond Ring but got caught in a Superkick Party instead. Jericho, who came for the save, wasn’t spared either, and even he joined the Superkick party! The Bucks finally hit the Meltzer Driver on MJF to retain their AEW World Tag Team Championships.

What’s next for The Inner Circle?

Alex Marvez caught up with Chris Jericho and MJF backstage, following their loss earlier in the night. Jericho said he knows they failed and also knows things need to change in the Inner Circle.

Jericho announced that there will be an Inner Circle War Council on AEW Dynamite this Wednesday. A lot of big changes will be coming in the stable. What could it be? We’ll have to wait till Wednesday!

Either way, both The Young Bucks and Jericho/MJF put on a classic tag team match. It was twenty minutes of high octane action and impressive storytelling. What did you think of the match? Let us know in the comments below!

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