Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall have set their sights on AEW Full Gear, issuing a direct challenge to Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero during the November 12 episode of ROH on HonorClub. Rather than asking for a straightforward tag team contest, the pair told RPG Vice to bring reinforcements, signaling that whatever is being built toward Full Gear could grow beyond a simple two-on-two matchup.
The confrontation unfolded on ROH programming, placing it within the Ring of Honor brand that AEW oversees, and ties the challenge directly to Full Gear, one of AEW’s marquee pay-per-view events. By inviting Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero to bring additional allies rather than settling the issue as a standard tag bout, Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall appear to be angling for a larger-scale encounter, though the exact stipulation, match type, and full roster of participants have not been detailed in the reports of the segment.
RPG Vice, the long-running tag team of Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero, has a history within AEW and Ring of Honor that makes them a notable target for a challenge of this nature. Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall’s decision to call them out on ROH television rather than AEW’s flagship programming suggests the rivalry may be tracking primarily through the Ring of Honor storyline, with Full Gear serving as the eventual payoff.
Neither Fightful nor 411Mania reported a response from Trent Beretta or Rocky Romero at the time the challenge was issued, and AEW has not publicly confirmed the match for the Full Gear card. What is established is that the challenge was made on the November 12 ROH on HonorClub broadcast, that it was framed around Full Gear specifically, and that Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall explicitly requested RPG Vice bring additional partners rather than face them in a one-on-one tag setting.
As Full Gear approaches, wrestling fans will be watching for official confirmation from AEW regarding whether the match is accepted, what form it ultimately takes, and which additional competitors, if any, join either side. Until that confirmation arrives, the challenge stands as a newly issued storyline development out of Ring of Honor television rather than a locked-in match.
