Brawling Birds Survive Brutal Chicago Street Fight to Retain AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship

The Brawling Birds survived an absolutely brutal Chicago Street Fight against The Divine Dominion at All Out: Chicago, successfully defending the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship.

The violence began before the opening bell, with Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor immediately brawling with Megan Bayne and Lena Kross around ringside.

The match quickly descended into chaos, featuring a series of brutal and dangerous spots. Bayne and Kross teamed up to powerbomb Hayter through a table at ringside, while Windsor was repeatedly battered with a kendo stick.

Hayter later fought back by driving Bayne with a DDT onto a chair wrapped in barbed wire, opening up the Divine Dominion powerhouse. The Brawling Birds continued their assault when they suplexed Kross onto the guardrail.

Windsor also endured a brutal moment when Divine Dominion delivered a Chokeslam that sent her crashing onto two chairs.

The violence continued when Divine Dominion introduced a barbed-wire board into the ring. Hayter managed to turn the weapon against Bayne, sending her through the board with a Death Valley Driver.

Kross then brought a bag of thumbtacks into the ring, but Hayter countered by knocking her out with a chain-wrapped fist.

With Kross down, The Brawling Birds hit their signature Two Birds, One Stone onto the pile of thumbtacks. Windsor then covered Kross and secured the three-count.

The victory allowed The Brawling Birds to survive one of their most punishing title defenses and retain the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship.

Their reign now stands at 28 days. Hayter and Windsor captured the championships from Divine Dominion at All In: London last month and remain the champions following their violent rematch at All Out: Chicago.