Sammy Guevara advances in Four Pillars tournament on AEW Dynamite
Posted: Apr 20th 2023 By: Bryan Rose
Sammy Guevara has advanced in the Four Pillars tournament.
Guevara defeated Jungle Boy Jack Perry on Wednesday’s Dynamite via count out in order to advance to next week, where he will meet Darby Allin in the finals to determine MJF’s opponent for Double or Nothing next month. The finish came when MJF used the Dynamite diamond ring to punch out Jungle Boy on the outside while Guevara distracted the referee, who eventually counted to ten and gave the win to Guevara.
Earlier in the show, MJF told Guevara he wanted him to advance to Double or Nothing so Guevara could take the fall for him. Guevara initally wasn't interested in MJF's offer, but after MJF gave him a blank check Guevara became more receptive to the idea.
The Four Pillars tournament was established in the opening segment of Wednesday's Dynamite where Jungle Boy, Guevara, and Allin all made claim to be the next challenger. MJF came out and proposed the Four Pillars tournament, with Allin being selected to get the bye to the next round.
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