From earlier in the day, footage was played of Tony Schiavone interviewing Rebel for an update on Dr. Britt Baker’s medical condition.

Before Rebel could answer, Baker called from her room and told them to turn her wheelchair around so she could address the camera and answer for herself:

“Ladies and gentlemen, the conspiracy continues. We all remember vividly in April when Shida violently busted my nose and I returned to AEW the following week as the Role Model and as the much-needed face of this women’s division. And how was I repaid? My fragile, fractured nose was eventually targeted and taken advantage of.

“Rule #4: Never count out a role model. I’m set for the biggest comeback of all time. Do not count me out…particularly at ALL OUT.”

Tony Schiavone interviewed Dr. Britt Baker at the top of the entrance ramp. Baker said she knocked out Yuka Sakazaki’s tooth last week, because the tooth needed to come out…“and I extracted it for free!”

Schiavone asked Baker for her insight into the match scheduled for later in the evening with AEW Women’s Champion RIHO defending against “the Native Beast” Nyla Rose. Baker replied: “Nyla Rose and RIHO are still number two compared to me! I am a role model. I have three degrees. I was the first woman signed to All Elite Wrestling. This is my division! What I did last week was a statement!”

Britt Baker vs. Priscilla Kelly

They lock up and Baker takes control quickly with a side headlock on the mat. She gets a crucifix on Kelly for a one count, a second one for a two count, and the flip for another two count. It’s now time for a commercial, and they battle during the ads for chips, sammiches and phones.

When we come back Kelly is in control, working Baker in the corner and on the ropes. Baker escapes and pulls Kenny’s hair to drop her to the matt. Baker follows up with strikes and clotheslines. They miss a series of clotheslines, but Baker hits a sling blade for a two count. Kelly recovers with a pump kick and a leg sweep for a two count on Baker. Baker hits a thrust kick, a Russian Leg Sweep and tries to put Kelly in the Lockjaw. They get close to the ropes and Baker uses them to go to the center of the ring, Baker gets the Lockjaw cinched in and taps out.

Your winner, Britt Baker

Tony goes down to interview Baker, and he points out she used nefarious means to win. Baker mocks Tony for having worked at Starbucks before joining the announce team. Baker says that she is a role model, which is a lot of pressure, and she’s the hottest woman on the boat.

Baker keep bragging about herself and we go to commercial.

Dr. Britt Baker & Allie defeated Penelope Ford & Bea Priestley
The crowd was noticeably dead for most of this match, although Allie did her best to cheerlead. The story of this match was the continued feud between Baker and Priestley. Priestley did your classic heel tactics of taunting Baker when she was on the apron and then tagging out as soon as Baker tagged in.

The heels got the heat on Allie, working over her arm. Priestley did the Shayna Baszler move of stomping on Allie’s elbow. Allie came back and went for a hurricanrana on Ford, but they collapsed. Excalibur sold it as Ford blocking it and using a powerbomb.

Finally, Priestley and Baker tagged in and were the best part of the match. It broke down into a four-way and everyone hit a big move on everyone.

The DMD hit a DDT and then tapped Ford out with a laying down abdominal stretch while yanking on her jaw.

Bea Priestley & Shoko Nakajima vs. Britt Baker & Riho.

Nakajima was wearing the Tokyo Joshi Championship. Priestley wore the World of STARDOM Championship. Nakajima and Baker started out. They talked about Nakajima’s love of monster movies and how she compares herself to Anguirus, a big Godzilla ally. Shout out to everyone at the G-Fest in Chicago this weekend, by the way. She kept avoiding Baker and keeping her off-balance before taking her down with a shoulderblock.

Priestley tagged in for the first time and sent Baker into the turnbuckles. Baker avoided her and rolled her up for a two count. Baker tried to tag out to the wrong partner. Whoops! Riho finally tagged in but was almost immediately caught and slammed by Priestley. Riho’s arm was stomped upon and she then had her arm wrenched in an armbar. Riho made it to the ropes. Nakajima tagged in and continued the assault on Riho’s arm. Priestley tagged back and in and drilled Riho with big right forearms. Priestley and Nakajima worked over Riho. Britt tried to help but was held back by the referee, allowing Riho to be worked over and beaten down.

Nakajima drilled Riho’s head into the mat over and over. Riho came back with a backdrop. Baker tagged in and drilled Nakajima over the back. Nakajima reversed a suplex attempt into a neckbreaker. Nakajima went to the top and nailed a missile dropkick, but sent Baker into her own corner. Riho tagged in and began cleaning house. Riho worked over Nakajima and nailed Priestley outside on the apron. Riho nailed a 619 on Nakajoma and attempted a Northern Lights suplex. Riho went for another 619 but Priestley kicked her in the face.

Everyone battled. It settled down into Baker and Priestley finally facing off. The crowd popped for this. They went back and forth drilling each other before brawling in the center of the ring. Baker went for a Fisherman’s suplex but Priestley avoided it. They battled into the corner. Priestley nailed a springboard into a knee strike for a two count. It didn’t look pretty but as they say, it was effective. Baker nailed a superkick and a butterfly suplex for a two count. They all turned on the athleticism with lots of hot action and a few dives.

Baker caught Priestley with a DDT off the ropes and Riho covered her for a two count. Nakajima drilled Riho with a running forearm but was caught with a knee strike and a Northern Lights suplex that would have made Hiroshi Hase for a two count. Lots of near falls. Nakajima missed a big senton off the top but Nakajima scored the pin with a rana into a pinning combination.

Your winners, Bea Priestley and Shoko Nakajima!

A very good tag team match where everyone had their moment to shine. Athletically, it was a very good match and if the idea is to build the women as the modern day version of the old WCW Cruiserweight division, this was a great sampling of that.

Priestley and Baker got into it briefly after the match.

A new match has been added to All Elite Wrestling’s Fight For The Fallen event that will take place tomorrow, Saturday, July 13th in Jacksonville, Florida.

The match will see Riho and Britt Baker, two of the undefeated females in the company take on the debuting World of STARDOM Champion Bea Priestley and the current Tokyo Joshi Pro TOKYO Princess Of Princess Champion Shoko Nakajima.

Britt Baker defeated Awesome Kong, Kylie Rae, and Nyla Rose in a fatal four way at AEW’s first show – Double Or Nothing.

Riho teamed up with Hikaru Shida and Ryo Mizunami to defeat Aja Kong, Emi Sakura & Yuka Sakazaki at AEW’s Double or Nothing. She also defeated Nyla Rose and Yuka Sakazaki in a three-way match at Fyter Fest last month.

This match joins Allie vs. Brandi Rhodes as a female match on the card.

Fight for the Fallen will be the third event by AEW. The show will take place from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida. All of the event’s proceeds will be donated to victims of gun violence.

Credit for the Article goes to :SquaredCircleSirens

Match Number Two: Britt Baker versus Nyla Rose versus Kylie Rae

Before the match starts, Brandi Rhodes comes out and she is in wrestling gear. Brandi says don’t look confused and look at her like she lied to you. When she said each of you could win this match, she meant it. When she said this Triple Threat match could be a great match, she meant it. Brandi says she wants a match that is awesome.

Match Number Two: Britt Baker versus Nyla Rose versus Kylie Rae versus Awesome Kong

The bell rings and Rose and Kong go face to face. Rae and Baker go after Kong and it has no effect. Kong with a spinning back fist and kick to Rose to send Rose to the floor. Rae goes for a sleeper but Kong with a snap mare. Kong slams Baker onto Rae. Kong misses a splash and then she goes to the floor when Baker moves. Rae with a rollup for a near fall. Rae with a shoulder tackle and Rose is knocked off the apron. Rae with a rolling senton and Baker gets a near fall with a rollup. Baker with a Japanese arm drag. Rae with a forearm and Baker fires back. Rae with an Irish whip and misses a splash into the corner. Baker with a cross body off the apron onto Kong but Kong catches Baker. Rae with a suicide dive to take Kong and Baker down.

Rose gets a near fall on Rae. Rose with a leg drop for a near fall. Rae with forearms to Rose’s back. Rose with a spinebuster. Rose gets a near fall. Rose goes for a power bomb but pushes Rae way when Baker gets back in the ring and Baker with Slingblade for a near fall. Baker kicks Kong back to the floor and then Rose with a forearm to Baker and a Samoan drop. Baker is kicked to the floor and Rose kicks Rae and goes for a power bomb but Rae with punches and a sunset flip for a near fall when Baker breaks up the cover. Baker with an Irish whip to Rae and follows with a knee but Rose with a splash on both. Rose slams Rae.

Rose goes to the turnbuckles but Baker with a forearm to stop Rose. Rae goes to the turnbuckles as well for a double superplex. Kong gets back into the ring for the Tower of Doom. Kong goes to the floor after Baker. Kong sets for a power bomb but Baker escapes and Kong with a spinning back fist to Baker. Kong sets for a power bomb on the apron but Baker escapes and hits a super kick. Rae kicks Kong off the apron and Rose spears Kong into the ring steps.

Baker with a rollup on Rae for a near fall. Rae with a hip toss and rolls through for a thrust kick. Rae with a waist lock but Baker with elbows and a standing switch. Baker with a forearm and a swinging neck breaker for a near fall. Rae blocks a super kick from Baker and Rae with a German suplex for a near fall. Baker with a super kick and shoulder breaker for the three count.

Winner: Britt Baker

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SHIMMER Champion Nicole Savoy defeated Britt Baker via submission to retain the SHIMMER Championship. After the match Hudson Envy attacked her.

Britt Baker has signed with All Elite Wrestling.

Dave Meltzer has confirmed that Baker, 27, has signed with AEW. In the last year, she has worked for promotions such as Stardom, RISE, Shimmer and ROH. She also was an alternate for the Mae Young Classic and worked an NXT taping recently.

She was also part of the All In event in September where she competed in a fatal four way that also had Tessa Blanchard (who won the match), Madison Rayne (who has now signed with ROH) and Chelsea Green (who has signed with WWE).

Baker’s signing comes as AEW is continuing to take formative steps in establishing itself as a new promotion.

It is already known that Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks will have executive vice president roles within the organization. Meltzer is also reporting that Brandi Rhodes will be the key person when it comes to the women. Dana Massie, who is key to the Young Bucks merchandise business, will also be key in the merchandise for AEW.

Rhodes, Brandi, the Bucks and Massie recently posed together in a photo, signing their contracts with the promotion.

Credit for this article goes to : F4WOnline

4-Way Elimination Match For The Guardians Of RISE Championships
Raven Ash & Dust (w/Rosemary) defeated Fire And Nice (Chelsea Green & Britt Baker), The Blue Nation (Jessica Troy & Charli Evans) and Kylie Rae & Miranda Alize to become the new Champions.