“Hangman” Adam Page and the AEW fans shared the post-All In Texas love last night on Dynamite in Chicago.

“You deserve it” chants rained down on the new AEW World champion as he displayed the title that was held hostage in a briefcase during Jon Moxley’s 10-month title reign.

Page kept the party going in the main event as he led his team to victory in a six-man tag team match.

Page joined forces with Mark Briscoe & Powerhouse Hobbs to defeat The Death Riders (Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta).

The champion pinned Claudio to win the match. After a distraction by Darby Allin, Page blasted Moxley with the Buckshot Lariat.

QUEST FOR THE TITLE

Kyle Fletcher failed to win the TNT title at All In Texas, as Dustin Rhodes walked away with the belt in front of his fans in the Lone Star State.

Fletcher got back on the winning track, pinning Mascara Dorada with the brainbuster.

The Young Bucks also returned to the winners’ circle, although they are distraught over losing their positions as Executive Vice Presidents.

The Bucks teamed with Hechicero & Josh Alexander to beat Kevin Knight, Speedball Mike Bailey, Bandido & Brody King.

Hechicero defeated Bandido with a sleeper to move into contention for the Ring Of Honor World title.

SPIDER LADY COLLECTS CASH

“The Toxic Spider” Thekla won $100,000 in a four-way match against Queen Aminata, Willow Nightingale, and Kris Statlander.

Julia Hart and Skye Blue helped Thekla win, and they formed a trio after the match.

Kazuchika Okada is the new Unified champion (Continental and International), and he targeted Swerve Strickland as his next challenger.

Okada scored a quick win over Rafael Quintero with the “Rainmaker” lariat.

“The Rated-R Superstar” Adam Copeland said he didn’t save Christian Cage at All In Texas. Instead, he was targeting FTR for injuring him for four months.

Something tells me Christian will join Copeland before September, when AEW presents the All Out pay-per-view in their hometown of Toronto.