Kemo
09-02-2019, 04:56 PM
Adam “Hangman” Page was defeated by Chris Jericho in the main event of the All Out PPV from the Sears Center in Chicago. Following the event, Page was confronted by PAC while being interviewed backstage by media.
Footage of the confrontation was posted online by Chris Van Vliet:
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“I hadn’t thought of what it would be if I didn’t win..” Page was saying as PAC interrupted.
“I’ll be honest with you Adam, it broke my little heart to see you lose tonight,” PAC said. “But unfortunate for yourself, me and you, well we have some unfinished business. So let me tell everyone, the real reason I returned to AEW: revenge.”
Page and Pac were scheduled to wrestle at Double or Nothing on May 25th, 2019. Pac was pulled from the event, however, and the two wrestled a match in Nottingham on May 18th instead, with Page winning via DQ. It’s the only time the two have wrestled each other in their careers.
After Jon Moxley was pulled from the All Out PPV, PAC was announced as Kenny Omega’s new opponent. PAC defeated Omega last night via referee’s stoppage.
Footage of the confrontation was posted online by Chris Van Vliet:
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“I hadn’t thought of what it would be if I didn’t win..” Page was saying as PAC interrupted.
“I’ll be honest with you Adam, it broke my little heart to see you lose tonight,” PAC said. “But unfortunate for yourself, me and you, well we have some unfinished business. So let me tell everyone, the real reason I returned to AEW: revenge.”
Page and Pac were scheduled to wrestle at Double or Nothing on May 25th, 2019. Pac was pulled from the event, however, and the two wrestled a match in Nottingham on May 18th instead, with Page winning via DQ. It’s the only time the two have wrestled each other in their careers.
After Jon Moxley was pulled from the All Out PPV, PAC was announced as Kenny Omega’s new opponent. PAC defeated Omega last night via referee’s stoppage.