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SportsMoney AEW Redemption 2026 Results As The Young Bucks Beat A Bickering Ospreay And Moxley By Alfred Konuwa ,
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about men in tights & the billions they make for men in suits. Follow Author Jul 26, 2026, 07:54pm EDT --:-- / --:-- This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more . This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more . Summary The Young Bucks defeated Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay in a tag team match, with the Death Riders' internal conflict and crucial mistakes costing them the win. Jon Moxley's ongoing mission to convert Will Ospreay into a ruthless "Death Rider" ultimately backfired. Early in the bout, Nick Jackson suffered a head injury, which Moxley urged Ospreay to exploit, but Ospreay hesitated. A significant miscue saw Ospreay accidentally strike Moxley with a flying forearm. The match concluded when Moxley, instead of pinning Nick Jackson after a Death Rider, opted for a steel chair. Ospreay intervened, preventing Moxley's attack, allowing the Young Bucks to capitalize with a BTE Trigger and a superkick party on Moxley for the victory, highlighting the Death Riders' fractured dynamic.
The Young Bucks beat Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay in tag team action. The Death Riders’ varying killer instincts—in addition to a crucial mistake—cost them the match.
In one of the few definable storylines on AEW television, inevitable AEW world champion Will Ospreay has been converted to a Death Rider by Jon Moxley, a no-nonsense heel intent on bringing out the best (and worst) in Will Ospreay. This was similar to his tough-love mission statement with the entire AEW brand, which ended in Hangman Adam Page’s win over Moxley at AEW All In 2025. The storyline is also similar to Ospreay’s “can they coexist” story with Kenny Omega. Fittingly the match saw a miscue where Ospreay accidentally took out Mox with a flying forearm.
The story of the match was Nick Jackson suffering a (kayfabe) head injury early in the match, only for Moxley to encourage Ospreay to take advantage of his ailing friend. In the end, Ospreay couldn’t pull the trigger and it cost them.
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