Kazuchika Okada wins the Continental Classic and retains his championship at AEW Worlds End.
The finish of the match saw Okada hit Will Ospreay with the Rain Maker to score the pinfall victory.
AEW Worlds End results
Check out a recap of the match, courtesy of our live coverage page:
Continental Classic Final: Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada
Ospreay comes out with his head bandaged after his match earlier. Okada and Ospreay feel each other out and battle back and forth early on. Ospreay sends Okada to the outside and dives onto him. Okada catches Ospreay with a DDT on the floor. He again DDTs Ospreay onto the floor. In the ring, he grounds Ospreay. Ospreay rallies and rocks Okada with a back handspring kick off the ropes. Okada gains the upper hand and hits a knee-breaker on the floor. Ospreay nails Okada with a superkick and an Os-cutter on the floor.
Ospreay hits an Os-cutter in the ring for a two-count. Okada catches Ospreay with a neckbreaker. Okada gains more momentum with a dropkick. Ospreay hits the Styles Clash for a two-count. Okada hits the Rainmaker for a near fall. Ospreay is bleeding again, and Okada suplexes him. Ospreay counters the Rainmaker and hits a Spanish Fly. Okada and Ospreay battle back and forth. Ospreay evades the Rainmaker, hits one of his own, and gets a near fall with the Stormbreaker.
Ospreay counters the Rainmaker. Okada counters the Hidden Blade. They keep trading counters, and Okada hits the Rainmaker for the win.
Winner of AEW Continental Classic 2024 and still AEW Continental Champion: Kazuchika Okada
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