The bell rings and the two lock up. Takeshita sends Fletcher crashing into the mat spine first, but Fletcher lands a kick on Takeshita off the ring apron. Takeshita responds with a forearm to Fletcher on the outside and gets in Callis’ face at the commentary desk, then looks to land a strike on him. Fletcher ducks out of the way to send Takeshita’s right arm crashing into the ring post, then begins to target it and sends Takeshita crashing into the ring apron right arm first.

Fletcher rains down right hands and left hands on Takeshita back inside the ring, then continues to wear down Takeshita’s right arm. Takeshita intercepts Fletcher with an Exploder and flies over the top rope with a tope con hilo to take out Fletcher on the outside.

Back from the break, Takeshita delivers a Blue Thunder Bomb on Fletcher and the two men land on the ring apron. Takeshita lands a piledriver on Fletcher and follows it up with a German suplex to him, then dumps him back in the ring and charges at Fletcher. Fletcher sees Takeshita coming, but Takeshita lands a reverse hurricanana on Fletcher. Fletcher responds by sending Takeshita crashing into the mat.

Takeshita ascends to the top rope, but Fletcher joins him up there. Takeshita fights him off and delivers a powerbomb to Fletcher, but Don Callis distracts Takeshita. This opens the door for Fletcher to blindside Takeshita with a kick, but Takeshita manages to land Raging Fire on Fletcher. He goes for a pin, but Fletcher gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold.

Fletcher rolls up Takeshita, but Takeshita kicks out and Fletcher lands a kick on Takeshita’s injured right arm. He follows it up with a Brainbuster and goes for a pin, but Takeshita kicks out. Fletcher delivers a Brainbuster to Takeshita on the top turnbuckle and pins him for the win.

Winner (and new): Kyle Fletcher

After the match, The Don Callis Family joins Fletcher in the ring to celebrate his title win as The Conglomeration checks on the injured Takeshita.

Mick Foley then makes his way to the ring, joining Callis, Fletcher, Mark Davis, Jake Doyle, Brian Cage, and Archer in the ring. Foley says this moment isn’t about him but about Fletcher becoming the new International Championship, then asks Fletcher to take him inside his head about the match he just had with Takeshita.

Fletcher says Takeshita was never his friend because he was always #1 in their Protoshita tag team while Takeshita rode his coattails. Callis cuts off Foley and says this is about The Don Callis Family rather than Foley, but Foley says he wants to talk to Callis about credibility. He says he meant it when he said Fletcher just had one of the best matches he’s ever seen against Takeshita, and Foley points out his deceased dog Randall and alive dog Woofle on his shoes. He says instead of feeling sad about Randall, he walks around with him and chooses to keep him with him.

Callis calls Kevin Knight to the ring, and Knight makes his way out. Knight welcomes Fletcher to the club of having gold in The Don Callis Family and says it took Fletcher long enough, then says he’s owed an AEW World Championship match and says he’ll be watching the AEW World Championship.

Andrade El Idolo’s music hits and he makes his way out as Fletcher stares down Knight. Andrade says he was the best of The Don Callis Family and says Callis promised him the AEW World Championship, but he’ll take one championship from Callis. Callis says he had to endure months of Andrade being obsessed with the AEW World Championship, then says if Andrade can beat Doyle next week, he can challenge Davis for the International Championship.

Doyle, Cage, Knight, Archer, and Davis chase Andrade to the back, but Darby Allin sneaks up behind Knight, Doyle, and Cage. The Don Callis Family outnumbers Allin quickly and Cage grabs Allin’s skateboard, but the skateboard explodes in Cage’s face when Andrade triggers the explosion. All five men then continue brawling backstage.

The Death Riders then make their way to the ring. The Workhorsemen are already waiting inside.