AEW Revolution 2023: Title Match, Chris Jericho and more confirmed

The
card
for
the
Revolution
event
was
further
strengthened
this
week
as
AEW
announced
that
Ricky
Starks
will
take
on
Chris
Jericho
in
singles
action
at
the
PPV.

After
a
conversation,
Starks
fooled
Jericho
to
sign
in
an
open
contract,
this
week
on
Dynamite
to
make
the
match
happen.
The
bad
news
about
the
contract
is
that
Jericho
Appreciation
Society
members
will
be
barred
from
ringside.

Jamie
Hayter
will
also
defend
her
AEW
Women’s
World
Championship
in
a
three-way
match
against
Ruby
Soho
and
Saraya
in
a
marquee
match
at
the
upcoming
pay-per-view
event.

Hayter
issued
the
challenge
during
a
backstage
interview
segment
with
Tony
Schiavone
on
the
latest
episode
of
Dynamite.

Saraya
picked
up
a
win
over
Skye
Blue
this
week
on
Dynamite
after
which
Jamie
Hayter
and
Dr.
Britt
Baker
DMD
ran
down
to
the
ring
to
prevent
Saraya
and
her
tag
partner
Toni
Storm
from
spray-painting
Blue.

Dr.

@realbrittbaker
and

#AEW
Women’s
World
Champion

@jmehytr
aren’t
about
to
let

@Saraya
get
even
an
inch
of
a
victory
lap,
but

@realrubysoho
makes
her
intentions
known
here
on

#AEWDynamite
LIVE
on
TBS!

pic.twitter.com/wxUjLr31gq

—
All
Elite
Wrestling
(@AEW)

February
23,
2023

As
the
recently-turned
heel
duo
was
retreating
through
the
entrance
ramp,
Ruby
Soho
appeared
on
the
stage
and
she
also
intended
to
go
after
the
gold
held
by
Hayter.

Then
Hayter
and
Baker
talked
to
Tony
Schiavone
where
Hayter
ultimately
decided
to
give
both
Saraya
and
Soho
the
opportunity
to
the
championship
because
she
feels
confident
to
hold
on
to
her
title
despite
the
odds
not
being
in
her
favor.

Over
the
past
few
months,
Hayter
and
Baker
have
been
feuding
with
Saraya
and
Storm.
In
the
last
2022
AEW
PPV,
that’s
Full
Gear
in
November,
Saraya
returned
to
action
after
five
long
years
by
defeating
Baker
in
a
singles
competition.

Who
does

#AEW
Women’s
World
Champion

@jmehytr
think
is
deserving
of
a
title
shot?

@RealBrittBaker
@realrubysoho
@Saraya
#AEWDynamite
is
LIVE
on
TBS!

pic.twitter.com/1Imk7b1Vj2

—
All
Elite
Wrestling
(@AEW)

February
23,
2023

In
more
news
from
Revolution,
Jeff
Jarrett
and
Jay
Lethal
have
confirmed
their
place
on
the
card
by
winning
the
Revolution
Tag
Team
Battle
Royale
on
Dynamite,
this
week.

By
virtue
of
this
win,
they
will
now
challenge
The
Gunns
for
the
AEW
World
Tag
Team
Championship
in
a
match
that
will
also
involve
The
Acclaimed
and
a
fourth
team
that
is
yet
to
be
announced.

.@RealJeffJarrett
has
just
secured
his
spot,
with
tag
team
partner

@TheLethalJay,
at

#AEWRevolution
for
a
shot
at
the

#AEW
World
Tag
Team
Championship
against
the
Champs

#TheGunns
and

#TheAcclaimed!

Watch

#AEWDynamite
LIVE
on
TBS!

pic.twitter.com/Z5ocA0F8ox

—
All
Elite
Wrestling
(@AEW)

February
23,
2023

The
2023
AEW
Revolution
pay-per-view
event
is
scheduled
for
Sunday,
March
5
at
the
Chase
Center
in
San
Francisco,
California.
The
updated
match
card
for
the
event
goes
as
follows:

–

60-Minute
Iron
Man
Match
for
the
AEW
World
Championship:
MJF
(c)
vs.
Bryan
Danielson

–

Fatal-4-Way
Match
for
the
AEW
World
Tag
Team
Championships:
The
Gunns
(c)
vs.
The
Acclaimed
vs.
Jeff
Jarrett
&
Jay
Lethal
vs.
TBD

–

Singles
match
for
the
AEW
TNT
Championship:
Samoa
Joe
(c)
vs.
Wardlow

–

Texas
Death
Match:
Adam
Page
vs.
Jon
Moxley

–

AEW
Women’s
World
Championship
Three-Way
Match:
Jamie
Hayter
(c)
vs.
Ruby
Soho
vs.
Saraya

–

Singles
Match:
Ricky
Starks
vs.
Chris
Jericho
(Jericho
Appreciation
Society
is
barred
from
ringside)