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Tommaso Ciampa still can’t win a match on AEW pay-per-view

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AI Story Summary

What happened?

Tommaso Ciampa challenged Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship at All Out in Chicago but failed to secure a victory, leaving him still without a win on AEW pay-per-views since his January debut. The match featured Ciampa’s family at ringside, a moment where his daughter flipped a table in response to Okada, and interference involving Don Callis’ screwdriver that Ciampa briefly countered for a near fall.

Key Takeaways

Ciampa remains winless on AEW pay-per-views since debuting in January.
He challenged Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship at All Out.
Ciampa’s family, including his daughter, were at ringside and were part of a ringside moment.
Okada attempted to use Don Callis’ screwdriver when the referee was distracted.
Ciampa countered the screwdriver and hit finishers for a near fall but did not win.

AI Timeline

January

Tommaso Ciampa made his AEW debut earlier in the year.

Pre-match (All Out)

Ciampa's family attended; Okada allegedly tried to antagonize Ciampa’s daughter before the match.

Match start

Ciampa challenged Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship in Chicago.

Mid-match

Don Callis’ screwdriver was introduced while the referee was distracted.

Finish sequence

Ciampa countered the screwdriver and hit big moves for a near fall but ultimately did not win the match.

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Sep 27, 2:03 AM

Tommaso Ciampa still can’t win a match on AEW pay-per-view

Cageside Seats • AEW

Tommaso Ciampa made his AEW debut way back in January, yet he walked into tonight’s (Sept. 26) All Out pay-per-view winless on AEW PPV nights out of four such matches. The Psycho Killer was back at it again here in Chicago challenging Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International championship. Ciampa’s family was at ringside to watch him win the big one. Okada planned to ruin Ciampa’s daughter’s birthday celebration by giving her the middle finger, but she flipped the tables on him, much to his surprise. The Rainmaker tried to pull out all the stops to retain his gold, which is why he introduced Don Callis’ screwdriver into the mix when the referee wasn’t paying attention. But Tommaso countered it and hit his big moves for a near fall. Okada has the screwdriver! But Ciampa with the counter! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/KkXxMHWQRL — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 Even with Ciampa’s family there at ringside, I think most fans knew how this one woul

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