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Death Riders member concerned in surprising incident with fan at AEW Redemption; footage emerges

A member of the Death Riders has come under heavy fire after being involved in an incident with a fan at AEW Redemption last night. Clips of the moment have gone viral all over social media.

The faction played a major role in how the pay-per-view ended as they came to blows with Will Ospreay, whom they once believed had fully become their ally. Jon Moxley and his crew tried to force Ospreay to take out Kenny Omega after his match, so he’d gain an advantage heading into All In. But he refused, and even got his physical with his supposed allies.

Ringside News and other sources who were at the venue captured footage of the Death Riders making their exit post-show. As they were making their way out of the arena, Daniel Garcia showed heel-like behavior to two fans by slapping their phones out of their hands. The first one was visibly heated after this, while the second just let it happen and asked for someone to pick it up for him.

See the footage below.


Death Riders had major involvement throughout AEW Redemption

Apart from their run-in with Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega right after the main event, the faction was heavily featured throughout AEW Redemption.

Four of their members, Ospreay included, competed in matches at the pay-per-view. Jon Moxley and the Aerial Assassin competed in tag team action against the Young Bucks while PAC and Claudio Castagnoli challenged Adam Copeland and Christian Cage for their world tag team titles.

They also came out during David Finlay and Clark Connors’ Double Chain match against Jay White and Juice Robinson. The Death Riders provided just enough interference for Finlay to steal the win. They continue to be pivotal allies for The Dogs in their war against the Bang Bang Gang.

The rest of the Bang Bang Gang focus on Yuta and Garcia while @MarinaShafir slips @THEdavidfinlay the shillelagh! Watch #AEWRedemption LIVE on HBO Max PPV

The biggest blow to the group, however, is the loss of Will Ospreay as an ally. In the end, it was Kenny Omega who did not hesitate to pull the trigger to gain an advantage, so it remains to be seen whether Ospreay will continue to listen to his moral compass, or finally take Jon Moxley’s advice.