High-stakes tag match now set with brutal submission condition after FTR’s demand
Summary
– Adam Copeland and Christian Cage agreed to an I Quit stipulation for their AEW Double Or Nothing match with FTR
– FTR accepted the challenge on AEW Collision but demanded the added stipulation
– The agreement was confirmed during an interview on AEW Dynamite, raising the stakes for the bout
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage have officially raised the stakes for their upcoming match at AEW Double Or Nothing.
After issuing a challenge to FTR, the duo of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler accepted on the April 25 episode of AEW Collision, but only under one condition. They demanded that the bout be contested under I Quit rules.
Just days later on AEW Dynamite, Copeland and Cage made their decision clear. During an interview segment with Renee Paquette, the longtime partners confirmed that they are willing to accept the stipulation.
That agreement transforms the match into one of the most intense scenarios possible, where the only way to win is by forcing the opposing team to submit verbally.
With the added stipulation now locked in, the confrontation between Copeland and Cage against FTR carries significantly higher stakes heading into Double Or Nothing.
Both teams have built reputations around resilience and toughness, making an I Quit match a fitting but dangerous setting for the showdown.
As AEW continues to stack the Double Or Nothing card, this tag team battle now stands out as one of the most physically demanding matches announced for the event.
With the Double or Nothing stipulation on the table, the stakes are at an all-time high… do @RatedRCope & @Christian4Peeps accept?
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