AEW Dynamite Results: December 3, 2025 — Death Riders Clash in Continental Classic, Timeless Love Bombs Win Spot in Finals, Kingston Calls Out Joe, More
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AEW Dynamite was live on TBS and HBO Max from Fishers, Indiana on Wednesday night, and tournament season continued with the 2025 Continental Classic and the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinals!
A clash of the Death Riders took place in the Blue League, as Jon Moxley fought Claudio Castagnoli in the main event with Castagnoli coming away victorious to take control with six points! In the Gold League, “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher remained undefeated by turning away a very game Kevin Knight to take over sole possession of the table with six points, and AEW Unified Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada got on the board with a resourceful win over PAC.
The AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Finals were set when Timeless Love Bombs, “Timeless” Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa defeated MegaProblems, Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir, in a Holiday Hardcore Death Match! The Babes of Wrath vs. Timeless Love Bombs happens next Wednesday at AEW Dynamite Winter is Coming to crown the first AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions!
Plus, Eddie Kingston had plenty to say about who AEW World Champion Samoa Joe has become in their face-to-face efore they meet next Wednesday at Winter is Coming for the AEW World Championship! All that and so much more went down on this jam-packed night of Dynamite!
Here's everything that happened on AEW Dynamite in Fishers, Indiana for December 3, 2025, including your full results and match recaps.
AEW Dynamite Recap Tonight for Fishers
TNT Champion Mark Briscoe vs. Daniel Garcia Challenge Issued for AEW Collision: Winter is Coming!
Orange Cassidy vs. Roderick Strong This Saturday on Collision!
Don Callis Family Brawls with Young Bucks, Jurassic Express and Kenny Omega
Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita Almost Get Into It Again
Continental Classic Blue League Match: Claudio Castagnoli (6) def. Jon Moxley (3)
Kingston Says He’ll Eat Joe Alive at Winter is Coming!
The night began with a bang, as Tony Schiavone introduced us to both AEW World Champion Samoa Joe and the challenger for that AEW Championship next week at AEW Dynamite Winter is Coming, Eddie Kingston! Everyone else was banned from ringside.
”EDDIE!” chants were quickly cut off by Joe, who threatened to snatch the ugly wig off Schiavone’s head if he didn’t leave the ring. Joe decided to answer some questions, including why he didn’t show up tonight in a three-piece suit, a question he first considered on his jet to Indianapolis for the night’s show:
“I realized it would be like wearing a tux to a petting zoo.”
The crowd didn’t like that. Joe followed up with the answer to “Why, HOOK, why?”
He needed HOOK to know what it was like to be with second-place people, to know what the steak tastes like on the third-place team. He needed Eddie to be that guide because he’s a man who’s never gotten it done. He’s never crossed the finish line. He walks around screaming about his potential, but never quite fulfills it.
That elicited more “EDDIE!” chants from the crowd! Yet Joe said he’d answer the final question, which is what will happen next week.
Eddie will fight his ass off. He will be every bit the lion he claims to be. He will bring everything he has to the table to capture the greatest championship in this industry. ”But Eddie, you’re not gonna cross the finish line just like every other time. It won’t be because of anything you did. No, it will be because I choked you unconscious in the middle of this ring!”
Eddie gathered himself for half a second and responded incredulously, “My man said a jet! I can’t get over the fact that Samoa Joe, a man who was once held in such high regard, a man who saved the independents, a man who had one of the greatest title runs in Ring of Honor history, probably the greatest. A man who went to war with my mentor, Homicide. Talkin’ about jets? You sold yourself out hard!”
Kingston said HOOK learned perseverance from him. He learned from Kingston you don’t quit when people say you do, like Joe. HOOK learned that when you yell and scream, sometimes you get things done.
”This Samoa Joe, I don’t know, and I don’t respect. The Joe I know, and the Joe I respect, you ran through everybody. You showed fighting spirit. You let the world know what it meant to be a real heavyweight champion. But now? But now? What is this?”
Kingston wondered if Joe using tactics like chopping people from behind or using people like HOOK was just Joe acting like the old guys he used to hate.
“I’m gonna end this real quick because I know you guys wanna see wrestling. I don’t have anything else to do. I’m gonna get back to the hotel and go to sleep. So here’s the thing, Joe, if you don’t bring the Ring of Honor World Champion, the submission machine, the man that made me wanna battle and keep going. If you don’t bring the Samoa Joe that beat up my mentor for years…I will eat you alive on the 10th!”
With that, Kingston flipped the mic and left the AEW World Champion stewing in the ring.
The Opps Send a Message to Dark Order, Hangman
HOOK said Samoa Joe took care of business tonight, just like he will at Winter is Coming. Powerhouse Hobbs promised to spread a little holiday cheer because he knows everyone wants a shot at the AEW World Trios Titles. And Tuesday night on a special Ring of Honor, they were impressed by Dark Order. So if Dark Order can beat The Opps tonight, they’ll get a shot at the AEW World Trios Titles. HOOK let Hangman know that because those are real good friends of his, they’ll have a good time with them tonight. With The Opps, it’ll be light work.
Continental Classic Gold League: AEW Unified Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada (3 points) def. PAC (3)
Don Callis joined the announce desk in a strictly-announcer role to watch Okada try to get on the board for the first time against an old rival in PAC.
PAC took Okada to the mat until Okada backed him in the corner, only for PAC to pie-face him! That led to an exchange of strikes that PAC got the better of with a low kick to the knee followed by a powerful dropkick from the top rope. He gained a big head of steam for a lariat, so Okada bailed to the outside. PAC tried to chase, so Okada grabbed him by the legs to drag him out and run PAC into the guardrail multiple times.
The crowd wanted Okada to do it again, so he ignored them and threw PAC back in the ring. Okada hit a pointed elbow in the corner followed by a neckbreaker to get a one count. PAC avoided Okada and quickly turned things around to grind his boot into Okada’s face before multiple kicks to the head.
PAC beat Okada up all around the ringside area but missed on another top-rope dropkick attempt. Okada immediately followed with a shotgun dropkick and both men stayed down for a six count. Okada caught PAC with a running back-elbow and a jumping elbow in the corner followed by a DDT for a nearfall. On commentary, Bryan Danielson called out Okada’s weak cover.
Okada went to the top and dropped a big elbow on the money, which he celebrated by flipping off the crowd. PAC stopped a Rainmaker attempt by backing into the corner and firing off some elbows. Okada dropped PAC onto the apron, but PAC came back in with a cutter! He built up another head of steam and ran right into Okada’s perfect dropkick!
Okada tried another Rainmaker, but just like last week, PAC used the same cazadora pin attempt that won Kyle Fletcher the match over Okada. However, Okada was able to kick out in time! Okada ran into a PAC boot in the corner, and the Death Rider nailed another boot and a pump kick. In the opposite corner, PAC hit a release German suplex followed by a deadlift version for a very close two-count!
Out of nowhere, Okada reversed PAC’s slow attempt to pick him up into a defensive tombstone! Both men remained down until Okada got to his feet first and went to the top, but PAC sprung up and met him with a super brainbuster! Another head of steam for PAC was enough to lay out Okada with a lariat! PAC tried to lock in the Brutalizer, but Okada snatched him in a pinning predicament to get the three count in shocking fashion!
TNT Champion Mark Briscoe vs. Daniel Garcia Challenge Issued for AEW Collision: Winter is Coming!
Mark Briscoe reminded us of a year ago when he faced off with Daniel Garcia on two occasions: once in the Continental Classic and once on Collision for Garcia’s TNT Championship. They each won one, and Briscoe realized Garcia was the real deal. A year later, things have changed. Briscoe is the reigning and defending TNT Champion. And his opinion of Garcia isn’t the same. He’s worried Garcia is falling into a Death Riders death spiral. He asked Garcia why he backed down on Collision when Briscoe answered Garcia’s challenge for a shot at the TNT Title. Was it mind games?
“Is this a Jon Moxleyism?”
Briscoe said he wasn’t ducking anyone, so he went to Tony Khan and said make this match for the TNT Title. And Tony had the perfect time and place: Cardiff, Wales, Winter is Coming!
”And it’s gonna be an international ass-whooping!”
AEW National Champion Ricochet Has a Busy Weekend
Earlier today, Ricochet and GOA commandeered a camera crew to tell us how in demand Ricochet has been since becoming the AEW National Champion, with so many promoters hitting him up to save their companies. And that makes sense because he’s gone viral everywhere he’s gone in his career. This week, he’s going to perform some charity work when he defends the AEW National Title for the first time against former ROH World Champion Dalton Castle, the first time an AEW title has been defended on Ring of Honor. But Ricochet is going to stay in Columbus, Ohio for another night and come back to GalaxyCon for Collision, to do more charity work and give someone else a shot at the AEW National Title. He said The Demand is more in demand than ever.
Ricochet, Bishop Kaun and Toa Lions left with these words…
“When you’re in demand, you can make demands.”
”And when you don’t follow demands…”
”YOU GET PUT DOWN!”
Orange Cassidy vs. Roderick Strong This Saturday on Collision!
Renee Paquette was backstage with TNT Champion Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong and the Babes of Wrath, Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale. This Saturday on Collision in the Continental Classic Blue League, Cassidy will face Strong!
Briscoe cut in to say that the Conglomeration hasn’t started off the Continental Classic with an abundance of success. That’s why it’s a good thing the word of the day is “retributionication!”
“Somebody’s gotta win!”
Cassidy tried to high-five Strong, but he immediately shut it down and said he’s not in the Conglomeration. And he’s going to beat Cassidy’s ass and win the Continental Classic.
Cassidy asked Briscoe to give Strong the Conglomeration rules. Briscoe said, “Orange had an idea…no chops?”
Strong responded, “You’re an idiot, I’m gonna break your back.”
Medical Update on Darby Allin
We learned that after last week’s loss to Kevin Knight in the Continental Classic, Darby Allin was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure and wasn’t cleared to travel or compete on tonight’s Dynamite. Excalibur said we hope to have an update on Allin this Saturday on Collision.
Continental Classic Gold League Match: “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher (6) def. “The Jet” Kevin Knight (3)
Both men were coming off big wins in the opening week of the Continental Classic, including Fletcher’s second win in as many years against Okada in the C2. Don Callis was on commentary once again for another Family member. The two began with some mat wrestling until Fletcher overpowered Knight. Knight fought back with his lighting quickness and peppered Fletcher with strikes until Fletcher avoided a dropkick and bailed to the outside.
Knight returned to the ring and ate a huge chop, but turned it around and clotheslined Fletcher to the floor. Knight went for a crossbody, so Fletcher moved and ran back in the ring. Knight jumped on the apron only to eat a running boot from Fletcher. Fletcher tried for a powerbomb on the floor, but KNight escaped and hit a step-up lariat from the apron!
Knight got back in the ring and hit a massive springboard lariat to take Fletcher down on the floor. Callis was speechless on commentary and the crowd was fully behind Knight!
Fletcher avoided another Knight springboard in the ring and flattened Knight with a running elbow to the face! Fletcher slowed the pace and wore down Knight until Knight connected with a sky-high dropkick! Both men were down and the crowd chanted, “THIS IS AWESOME!”
Knight got control once both men made it back to their feet and Knight floored Fletcher with another dropkick. Fletcher got a boot up to stop Knight, only for Knight to hurricanrana Fletcher out of the corner. He quickly followed with a DDT that planted Fletcher on his head! Fletcher made an escape just before the referee came down for three!
Knight went back to the apron, so Fletcher charged and Knight caught him in the gut. Knight floated over for a sunset flip that got a two. Fletcher caught Knight in midair and lawn-darted him into the turnbuckle! Fletcher hit a running boot and went for the brainbuster, but Knight avoided it and got unbelievable height on a springboard clothesline that somehow didn’t get him a three count!
What a match!
Fletcher caught Knight with a super kick on the apron, but Knight came back with a DDT to spike Fletcher on the corner of the ring. Knight threw Fletcher back in and went to the top rope, as the crowd rose to their feet! Fletcher dove out of desperation to take out Knight’s legs. Fletcher grabbed Knight and went for a super brainbuster, so Knight floated over and caught Fletcher in the tree of woe. Just as we saw last week, Knight went coast-to-coast with a dropkick and it connected! He went back to the near corner for a UFO Splash, but Fletcher got the knees up and caught Knight in a small cradle. Knight kicked out!
Fletcher nailed a massive Liger Bomb, but Knight kicked out again! Knight reversed the brainbuster into another nearfall. Knight left his feet and Fletcher took advantage with a precise kick to the face. He hit another massive running boot in the corner and followed with a brainbuster to get the victory. Fletcher earns three more points and sits on top of the Gold League all alone with six points!
As “Speedball” Mike Bailey helped Knight from the ring, Callis entered with a microphone …
Don Callis Family Brawls with Young Bucks, Jurassic Express and Kenny Omega
Callis said he had something important to say, and it was about the Young Bucks, but first he was going to let us hear from the greatest wrestler he’s ever seen, Kyle Fletcher. He gave Fletcher the mic and asked how he was doing. As he did this, Hechicero and Josh Alexander made their way to the ring with duffel bags.
”Not great, Don, I’ll be completely honest.” Clearly, Fletcher was still hurting from the hard-fought victory against Knight, so Callis took the mic back and we went to commercial.
When we returned, Callis wanted to discuss what happened last week with the Young Bucks. He said he could forgive lying, cheating, and even killing someone, because he has forgiven that before. But the one thing that is an unforgivable sin is siding with Kenny Omega.
“KENNY!” chants rang out! Callis said he has the Bucks’ money and that he knows Omega won’t finance them.
”So if you don’t like it, I suggest for the first time in your god forsaken lives, let your nuts drop, be men, and try to come in here and take it.”
Matt and Nick Jackson hit the ring and hit double superkicks on Fletcher and a couple more for Alexander and Hechicero before taking out Fletcher with a BTE Trigger! Matt grabbed a money bag from Alexander, but Kazuchika Okada ran in and took him out with a Rainmaker. Nick tried to superkick Okada, but it was caught and Alexander clipped Nick’s leg from behind! The Callis Family attacked the Bucks until Jurassic Express ran down to make the save! Jack Perry kicked Alexander out of the ring and Luchasaurus knocked Okada to the mat! Hechicero was thrown over the top and Luchasaurus aided Perry in a step-up, rope-walk moonsault to Alexander and Hechicero.
Back in the ring, Okada put Luchasaurus down with a low blow, so Perry came back in and got in his face. Okada responded with a middle finger, so Perry bit it! Mark Davis and El Clon hit the ring to show off the Callis Family’s sheer numbers and get the fight back in their favor. With the Jacksons weakened, Callis got in the ring and repeatedly punched Matt in the face. With Davis and Okada holding Nick, Callis tried to gouge his eye but stopped when he heard Omega’s music!
Omega ran into the ring and quickly took out Davis and Alexander, but Okada snatched him for a Rainmaker only for Omega to escape with a snap dragon suplex! Omega had Okada lined up for a V-Trigger, but Okada was pulled from the ring by the Callis Family.
The Babes of Wrath are Ready for Anyone in the Finals
We heard from Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron, as they await their opponents in the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Finals. Cameron remembered Nightingale being the opponent in her second match, and look how far they’ve come since then. They are ready to be the first AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions no matter who is standing across from them in the ring.
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinal Hardcore Holiday Death Match: Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless” Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa) def. MegaProblems (“The Megasus” Megan Bayne and “The Problem” Marina Shafir)
After Bayne and Shafir made their entrance, Storm and Shirakawa quickly hit the ring to jumpstart the match! We learned that the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Finals will take place next Wednesday on AEW Dynamite Winter is Coming in Atlanta, Georgia!
Storm and Shirakawa took the MegaProblems down with stereo Thesz presses and then a pair of DDTs on the floor! Storm produced a glass bottle and smashed it over Shafir’s head! She took the broken bottle and shoved it into Bayne’s head! Back in the ring, Shirakawa hit Bayne with a Slingblade assisted by a barbed-wire wrapped candy cane! Storm lifted Shirakawa up and dropped her across Bayne! Back up the ramp, Shafir was busted wide open from the bottle shot!
Timeless Love Bombs went for a suplex on Bayne, but she blocked it and tossed them over her head in an awkward manner. With Storm draped over the second rope, Shafir spiked her into the apron with a head scissors. Bayne chucked Shirakawa from the ring to the floor onto Storm!
Bayne had a chair in wrapping paper and Shafir wound up with a frying pan. She beat Shirakawa with the pan as Mina was trapped in the ropes, as Bayne hammered away on Storm. Bayne cracked Storm across the back with a chair and Shafir followed with a frying pan shot to the behind. They repeated those shots until they missed and slammed into each other! Shirakawa dropkicked the chair into Bayne’s face from the top, so Storm took Bayne to the apron and hit a Storm Zero through the table on the floor!
Back in the ring, Shafir took down Shirakawa and trapped her in Mother’s Milk, which was exactly how Blood & Guts ended. Shirakawa escaped by stabbing Shafir with a broken pool cue. Shirakawa floated over with a jackknife pin that got a two count, then put Shafir right back down with a spinning back fist.
Storm assisted Shirakawa on a top-rope splash to the outside onto Shafir! She threw Shafir back into the ring, where Storm held her and Shirakawa nailed a top-rope slingblade onto a chair! It looked over, but Bayne rushed into the ring to break up the pin. Shafir avoided a suplex through a propped up table and reversed it into a suplex of her own. As Shirakawa struggled to her feet, Bayne speared her through the table!
Bayne tried to drop Storm onto Shafir for Mother’s Milk, but Storm escaped and dropped Bayne onto Shafir with a Storm Zero! Santa Claus made his way to ringside with a present and he handed it to Shafir, but when she grabbed the box, it only revealed the middle finger of Santa Luther! Toni’s butler is healed!
Storm threw Shafir with a release German suplex and grabbed a shoe from Luther! She spiked Shafir in the head with the heel and won the match with The Big Package to send Timeless Love Bombs to the finals!
AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander & Jamie Hayter Challenge Sisters of Sin Set for Collision: Winter is Coming!
Triangle of Madness addressed their battles with Kris Statlander and Jamie Hayter in Blood & Guts and Statlander sticking her nose in their business. Thekla ran down Statlander, so we heard from the AEW Women’s World Champion and Hayter. They threw out the challenge for a tag team match in Cardiff, but Hayter said her and Statlander would need to chat after, as she eyed the AEW Women’s World Title.
Dark Order Runs Into Hangman
As Evil Uno, John Silver and Alex Reynolds made their way through the backstage area, Uno was fired up for their chance to face The Opps and get a chance at the AEW World Trios Titles. When “Hangman” Adam Page walked by them, Reynolds grabbed him and said he knew Page was looking for blood, but asked that he not ruin this for them. Page agreed because he owed them that much, but said the second the match was over, The Opps were his.
Mercedes Moné is Ready for Red Velvet at Final Battle
Renee Paquette caught up with TBS Champion and ROH World TV Champion, 13 Belts Ultimo Moné! Moné stopped a question about her unsuccessful challenge for the AEW Women’s World Championship and then ran down her accomplishments and asked if that sounded unsuccessful. She addressed her ROH Final battle opponent, Red Velvet, who will get a rematch for the ROH World TV Title this Friday and promised to be part of ROH Honor Club this Thursday!
FTR Have Words for Bang Bang Gang
After their confrontation with the Bang Bang Gang on Collision, FTR was backstage with Stoke. He said tonight was the greatest night of his life because FTR are the AEW World Tag Team Champions. He questioned why Juice Robinson and Austen Gunn wanted to win the titles for Jay White and Colten Gunn, a pair of guys on the injured list. Cash Wheeler reminded Robinson and Gunn of FTR’s successful history against them and Dax Harwood dared them to show up on Collision and put their hands on FTR again.
Trios Match (Non-Title): AEW World Trios Champions The Opps (Powerhouse Hobbs, Katsuyori Shibata & HOOK) def. Dark Order (Evil Uno, John Silver & Alex Reynolds)
The Opps attacked Dark Order on the apron during their entrance and beat them around the ringside area before throwing them back into the ring to start the match. HOOK threw Silver with a capture suplex. Reynolds came in and went for a dive on Hobbs but was caught and dumped to the ground. Shibata kicked Evil Uno off the top rope to the outside and The Opps were in full control!
Silver fought back and made a tag to Uno, who decided to take on HOOK and Shibata with some successful splashes in the corner before dropping both with double DDTs! Hobbs shook off Uno’s chops and flattened him with a running body block. He dropped Uno with the World’s Most Dangerous Slam, but Reynolds and Silver came in to break up the pin. Silver and Reynolds got caught in chokes by Shibata and HOOK while Hobbs finished Uno with a spinebuster for the win!
Hangman kept his promise and waited for the match to end before he hit the ring! He attacked with a chain until Shibata and Hobbs overpowered him, as HOOK bailed, but Page escaped and nailed Hobbs with a bottle to the head! Security ran in to stop Page from doing any more damage, so he fought through them and dropped one with a Buckshot Lariat!
Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita Almost Get Into It Again
Renee Paquette was with Okada, Callis and Fletcher to ask if it was fair to say that the Young Bucks will never be joining the Don Callis Family. Callis said he was tired of answering negative questions, and Okada blamed Konosuke Takeshita for letting them down again. Callis reminded Okada that Takeshita is away training, but then Takeshita showed up and got in Okada’s face, as Fletcher tried to back him away.
Callis said that with these three studs, he knows the Continental Championship will come back to the Family. Paquette said if he’s so confident, why didn’t he have Okada put up both legs of the AEW United Championship, in reference to the AEW International Championship. Callis said he’d make it simple and explained how the International Title and Continental Title came together to form the AEW United Championship. Paquette said he still didn’t answer the question, so Callis said he doesn’t make dumb bets. Fletcher said the Family was sitting pretty in the Continental Classic with all three of them already on the board.
“Hangman” Adam Page Calls Out The Opps
A furious Page was backstage yelling about how it took three years to get back to the AEW World Championship and about everyone he fought to get back to it, but he was incredulous that HOOK was the one who cost him that title. Page promised to take the AEW World Championship from whoever wins between Samoa Joe and Eddie Kingston, but next week, he told Hobbs and Shibata that he won’t be there alone.
”You know who is coming for you. Get your affairs in order.”
Continental Classic Blue League Match: Claudio Castagnoli (6) def. Jon Moxley (3)
As Jon Moxley made his way through the crowd, Renee Paquette reported from the crowd and gave insight about this match, including Moxley telling her earlier that he will give no ground to Castagnoli. During the latter’s entrance, we saw highlights of Castagnoli winning the CMLL World Heavyweight Champion from Gran Guerrero over the weekend.
There was no hesitation from the two at the bell, but neither gained an advantage on the mat. The referee had Marina Shafir leave the ringside area because of Continental Rules. Castagnoli powered Moxley to the mat and stomped him in the chest. Any questions about how this match will go had been answered, as they started trading big shots with Moxley gaining an advantage. He mounted Castagnoli with 10 punches in the corner and gouged his eye!
Castagnoli turned things around and the two fought to the outside where Castagnoli swung Moxley into the steel steps. They are holding nothing back!
They returned to the ring and traded blows as Moxley was bleeding from the head! Castagnoli swung Moxley again in the ring and stepped into a Sharpshooter as the blood poured from Moxley’s head! Moxley fought his way back to his feet and they traded punches again! Castagnoli was sent to the outside and Moxley followed with a big dive sending Castagnoli into the announce desk.
Back in the ring, Mox reversed an uppercut into a backslide for a two count, but Castagnoli fired back up for a huge lariat! Moxley got out of the Gotch-style piledriver twice and nearly caught Castagnoli in a pinning predicament for the win. Castagnoli hit an uppercut and tried to go for another, but Moxley came back with a lariat!
Claudio avoided one stomp but couldn’t avoid another, and Mox went for the pin, but it was only good for a two count! Claudio escaped from a choke and dumped Mox to the outside. He followed with a running uppercut into the barricade and then stomped a sitting Moxley in the chest! Castagnoli propped Moxley against the stairs and hit another uppercut. He threw Mox back in and got a lariat for another two count. A powerbomb from Castagnoli earned yet another two count! Mox shook his head and the two Death Riders went forehead-to-forehead! They traded shots again, but Mox hit a Paradigm Shift out of nowhere and both men were down!
As the five-minute warning was announced, Castagnoli ran through Moxley with a running uppercut to get the pin on Moxley and take six points to top the Blue League!
Catch AEW Collision on TNT and HBO Max back on its regularly-scheduled broadcast of Saturday at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT at GalaxyCon in Columbus, Ohio!
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