If that was Christopher Daniels’ last match, then he couldn’t have given anything more to professional wrestling.

“Hangman” Adam Page defeated Daniels last night in a Texas Death match on AEW Collision. This seems to be the final bout in the 33-year career of “The Fallen Angel.”

Both opponents used barbed wire in this bloody battle, and Daniels got the worst of it. Page used a Buckshot Lariat to knock him out for the 10-count.

Daniels competed in the first Ring Of Honor main event in 2002. He also opened the first AEW pay-per-view in 2019.

ELEVEN-MAN TAG MATCH?

Cincinnati’s own Jon Moxley teamed with The Death Riders and Chris Jericho’s Learning Tree squad for what was supposed to be a 12-man tag team match.

However, both factions attacked Powerhouse Hobbs, so he missed most of the match with partners FTR, The Outrunners, and “The Rated-R Superstar” Cope.

Hobbs hobbled out to the ring in the closing moments and hit a spinebuster on “The Bad Apple” Bryan Keith for the win.

NO MORE ACCLAIMED

The Acclaimed tag team broke up after nearly five years. Billy Gunn was unable to broker a truce between Max Caster and Anthony Bowens.

Like The New Day’s breakup in WWE, this team fell apart with hurtful words, not a brawl.

The Undisputed Kingdom (Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong) beat The Infantry & Lee Moriarty.

Julia Hart defeated Harley Cameron, whom she had blinded with black mist during the Women’s Casino Battle Royale on Dynamite.

Dustin Rhodes scored a quick win over Adam Priest. Rhodes holds the tag team and six-man titles in Ring Of Honor.

GROUNDED FLIGHT

Top Flight had a rough night. They lost to the Murder Machines (Brian Cage & Lance Archer). Then Lio Rush & Action Andretti came out in their poofy Sonic the Hedgehog jackets and beat them up some more.

Kazuchika Okada retained the Continental title with a victory over countryman Tomohiro Ishii. Okada hit the Rainmaker lariat for the win.

Next week on Dynamite, The Hurt Syndicate will challenge Private Party for the AEW tag team title.