Kazuchika Okada Set to Make History as the First Unified Champion

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At AEW All In: Texas, Kazuchika Okada triumphed in a dramatic and intense match to become the first AEW Unified Champion to defeat Kenny Omega. The contest was a memorable classic but was somewhat marred by repeated interference from the Don Carris family.

Throughout the match, Okada focused his attacks on Omega’s abdomen, the same area where Omega previously underwent surgery for diverticulitis. Despite multiple impressive comebacks by Omega, including a string of V-triggers and a top-rope twisted Full Nelson slam, Okada kept targeting the midsection to maintain control.

The closing moments were marked by chaos outside the ring. Don Karis, acting as a commentator, attacked Omega from ringside, and his family member Rocky Romero attempted to interfere but was stopped by Kota Ibushi’s timely arrival. A pivotal moment occurred when Omega landed his winged angel finisher on Okada, but Karis pulled referee Bryce Remsberg out of the ring before the three-count could be made. New referee Aubrey Edwards then entered, and Okada seized the opportunity created by the confusion to deliver his finishing move, The Rainmaker, clinching the win.

Okada’s historic victory stood out as one of the night’s most significant moments.

Fan Take: This landmark win is a game-changer for AEW fans, signaling a thrilling new chapter for the AEW Unified Championship. The intense rivalry and high stakes brought new energy to the sport, promising even more unforgettable matches ahead.

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