All Elite Wrestling returns tonight, live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California with their latest annual AEW Revolution pay-per-view.
On tap for tonight’s special event, which kicks off at 6:30pm EST. with the “Zero Hour” pre-show, is Big Boom A.J. & Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy vs. Johnny TV & MxM Collection, Lee Johnson & Blake Christian vs Komander & Hologram, ROH Champion Chris Jericho vs. Gravity, as well as TNT Champion Daniel Garcia & Adam Cole & Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly vs. Shane Taylor Promotions’ Shane Taylor & The Infantry & ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty.
Featured below are complete AEW Revolution: Zero Hour results from Sunday, March 9, 2025. The following report was written by Rajah.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 6:30pm – 8pm EST.
AEW REVOLUTION: ZERO HOUR RESULTS 3/9/25
The “Zero Hour” pre-show is now underway. Renee Paquette, RJ City, Jeff Jarrett and Paul Walter Hauser welcome us to the show.
They run down the lineup as the official match graphics for each bout flashes on the screen. Afterwards, we settle in with the four pre-show personalities, who begin giving in-depth breakdowns on some of tonight’s bouts.
Multiple actors and actresses from the new “Queen of the Ring” biopic about legendary women’s wrestler Mildred Burke join Paquette, City, Jarrett and Hauser to talk about the movie and their thoughts on pro wrestling in general. Afterwards, a video package airs promoting Mercedes Mone vs. Momo Watanabe for the TBS title airs.
QT Marshall Throws Drink On Paul Walter Hauser
Harley Cameron joins the panel and as always, brings a ton of annoying hot girl energy to the mix. She babbles about puppets and other nonsense until finally the man who trained her, QT Marshall is introduced holding a red solo cup.
He talks with Paul Walter Hauser about being tired of celebrities like Big Boom A.J. wrestling. They should stick to pre-shows and leave wrestling to the wrestlers. Hauser says he wouldn’t say that if Marshall got a role in a film. Marshall and Hauser go back-and-forth until the others bring up Hauser doing some independent wrestling.
Marshall says there’s a difference between wrestling in a sold out Crypto.com Arena and in a local bingo hall. The panelists convince Hauser to show his lock-up skills on Marshall. Marshall allows it, but then Hauser snatches a side head lock to have some fun.
Marshall says he gave an inch and Hauser took a mile. He splashes the drink in his red solo cup on him and leaves. Hauser takes his mic and headset off and leaves as well.
Lee Johnson & Blake Christian vs Komander & Hologram
Things are sent down to ringside, where Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone welcome us to the commentary desk and quickly react to what just happened with Hauser and Marshall.
From there, the ring entrances for Blake Christian and Lee Johnson take place. The duo settles in the ring and wait for their opposition. The theme for their opponents hits and out comes the team of Komander and Hologram.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. After the initial back-and-forth action out of the gate, Komander and Hologram hit a high spot on the floor. Komander takes over on Johnson as the legal two men in the ring.
Johnson tags out and Christian beats down the masked high-flyer at ringside, before bringing him back into the ring and isolating his arm. He goes to work on the arm as the fans in L.A. try and rally behind the luchador.
Moments later, Hologram goes for a hurricanrana on the hard part of the ring apron outside of the ropes, but upon beginning the flip portion of the spot, the back of his head savagely whacks the apron and he just eats total sh*t. Ouch.
Johnson took over from there, but Hologram eventually recovered and continued, quickly tagging out and bringing Komander in. Komander walks the ropes and goes for a senton, but Christian moves and counters with a cutter.
Komander hits a destroyer and then a leaping back-flip off the top-rope to Johnson on the floor. Hologram hits a 450 splash off the top-rope onto Christian in the ring for the pin. Good match to set the tone for the crowd in the building.
Winners: Komander & Hologram
Renee Paquette Interviews Queen of the Ring’s Ash Avildsen
Once the match wraps up, Renee Paquette is standing by with the writer and creator of the Queen of the Ring movie on the life and career of women’s wrestling legend Mildred Burke — Ash Avildsen.
Avildsen cuts a promo with a ton of energy about “Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Mariah May in the “Hollywood Ending” trilogy bout for the AEW Women’s World Championship, as well as how fans can watch his movie in theaters for four more days.
Daniel Garcia & Adam Cole & Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly vs. Shane Taylor, The Infantry & Lee Moriarty
“Daddy Magic” Matt Menard joins the gang on special guest commentary as we gear up for the next match of the evening. With that said, Shane Taylor comes out with Lee Moriarty and The Infantry. They wait in the ring for their opponents.
We then hear the familiar sounds of The Undisputed Kingdom’s theme music, and out comes Adam Cole, Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly. TNT Champion Daniel Garcia comes out next, as Menard puts his cheerleader persona in action.
The bell sounds and off we go. Strong and Bravo kick things off for their respective teams. Strong isolates Bravo’s arm and goes to work on it. Bravo gets in between the ropes and demands the referee get him off of him.
Strong chops away at Bravo and then tags in O’Reilly, who picks up where he left off with some chops and kicks. After a few more minutes of hard-hitting back-and-forth action, Garcia gets the win for his team.
The problem? It was with a submission after Cole seemingly had it won already with a Panama Sunrise. Garcia celebrates outside of the ring as The Undisputed Kingdom stare him down. Taz mocks Menard one more time before he leaves the desk.
Winners: Daniel Garcia & Adam Cole & Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly
ROH World Championship
Chris Jericho (c) vs. Gravity
In what can only be considered a bad Samuel L. Jackson narration parody, a video package airs with a ton of f-bombs and mother-f-bombs from an off-screen narrator talking about how bad The Hurt Syndicate are, as we see footage of them in the gym, to promote the tag-team title tilt tonight against The Outrunners.
Afterwards, the show returns inside the arena where Gravity makes his way out, stopping to hug his family members at ringside. He settles inside the squared circle as the commentators talk about his close relationship with Bandido.
The theme for the reigning and defending ROH World Champion hits and out comes “The Learning Tree” Chris Jericho, complete with Big Bill and Bryan Keith behind him. Fire and pyro explodes as they make their way down the entrance aisle and towards the ring, for our next match of the evening.
As soon as they enter the ring, Jericho walks up and blatantly hits Gravity with the bat, which is immediately followed by Bill and Keith immediately beating him down alongside him in three-on-one fashion.
The referee calls for the bell, throwing this out before it gets started. Bandido runs out to make the save, but gets gobbled up as well. Jericho also unmasks Gravity, who tries covering his face while Jericho beats him down with the bat, all-the-while Bill holds Bandido and makes him watch.
The mother and sister of Gravity hits the ring while Bandido tries to hide Gravity’s face. Jericho sees this and picks up his bat and in evil fashion looks at it. He tells the ladies to “watch this” and then kicks Gravity in the head. He triumphantly holds Gravity’s mask up to a ton of boos from the L.A. crowd.
Winner: No Contest
Big Boom A.J. & Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy vs. Johnny TV & MxM Collection
After that despicable scene, the show cuts back to Renee Paquette and RJ City, who are by themselves in the pre-show panel now. The Zero Hour hosts introduces Yung Gravy, some rapper and apparently country music maker?
They talk to him about MJF and Hangman Page. Paquette asks him what else is going on, and he responds in monotone fashion, “Life. Chillin.” Invigorating. Mercifully, that is over.
Inside the arena again, Johnny TV and MxM Collection come out for the final match of the Zero Hour pre-show. They settle in the ring and then the theme for Mark Briscoe hits and out he comes. Orange Cassidy’s tune plays next and out he comes with The Rizzler dressed up just like him for an insanely loud pop.
I’m definitely old. Still only know Big Boom A.J. and The Rizzler, The Costco Guys, and all of them, as “those TikTok or whatever famous dudes who appear in AEW.” Anyways, Big Boom A.J. comes out with theme music that seemed to be annoyingly performed by the son, Big Justice.
The bell sounds and Cassidy and Johnny TV kick things off for their respective teams. Johnny does some breakdancing for some reason and then poses to the crowd. Cassidy does his hands up and down in the pockets routine for a big pop. He then goes to work on offense with his hands still in the pockets.
Cassidy stops at one point to pop a squat next to The Rizzler and Big Justice, and eats a bite of a big cookie with them. Mansoor ends up coming over and yanking it out of Riz’s hands and slamming it on the floor. He got sent flying over the commentary desk for his efforts seconds later.
After several more minutes of back-and-forth action, things culminate with a multi-run-in finish, which saw Big Justice help his pops and his team win the match. Afterwards, the celebrity team were joined by celebrities from The Righteous Gemstones, who came out and helped during a post-match angle that saw The Murder Machines teasing a beatdown of Big Boom A.J. The pre-show wraps up moments later.
Winners: Big Boom A.J. & Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy