Brody King prepares for Texas Death match at AEW Full Gear
Cageside Seats • 2 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 2:43 AM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

On November 11, during AEW Dynamite, Brody King, alongside Hangman Page and Bandido, participated in a tag team match against New Level and Brodido. The match concluded without a winner, culminating in a chaotic aftermath. Following the match, King expressed his readiness for the upcoming Texas Death match against Swerve Strickland, Kofi, and Austin Creed at AEW Full Gear on Saturday. King referenced his past in the House of Black, stating that he is driven by violence and does not seek divine forgiveness for his actions in the ring.
- •The tag team match on November 11 had no declared winner.
- •Brody King emphasized a violent approach for his Texas Death match.
- •The Texas Death match takes place at AEW Full Gear on Saturday.
- •Hangman Page expressed reluctance about the Texas Death match format.
- •King's promo highlighted his previous experiences in the House of Black.
- 2:43 AMCageside Seats — Brody King doesn’t believe in God, luckily
"Tonight’s (Nov. 11) episode of AEW Dynamite featured New Level and Brodido fighting each other in a tag team match. The bout didn’t have a winner, but it did have a healthy dose of chaos afterwards. After the match was over, AEW World Trios Champions Hangman Page, Brody King, and Bandido cut a promo backstage about the extreme danger of their Texas Death match against Swerve Strickland, Kofi, and Austin Creed on Saturday night at the Full Gear pay-per-view. Near the end of the promo, Brody referred back to his time in the House of Black, when he was fueled by hate. Now he gets to go back to being that man in Texas Death. "THEY NEED TEXAS DEATH!" Hangman Adam Page wanted anything BUT Texas Death! The memories of @swerveconfident run deep, but Brodido and the #AEW World Trios Titles give him a new reason to fight at #AEWFullGear! Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max! pic.twitter.com/XKjLL4YHoW — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 12, 2026 “…on Saturday, I get to be the old me. In a Texas Death match, a man has to come to peace with the atrocities he’s willing to commit, and pray that there’s a God willing to forgive him. Well lucky for me, I don’t believe in God. I believe in violence.” Who am I to argue with Brody for believing that violence is the key to winning a Texas Death match? His babyface logic makes sense to me. And to be fair to King, I saw God try to wrestle at WWE Backlash 2006, and God wasn’t very good at it. What did you think of Brody King’s promo line about God and violence ahead of the Texas Death match at AEW Full Gear? Let me know in the comments below, Cagesiders. Catch up on all the results from Dynamite (and Collision!) in our live blog right here.
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