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AEW Dynamite Results: July 15, 2026 – Omega vs. Knight Set for AEW Redemption, Mercedes Moné Stands Tall in Hometown Main Event, More

  • Jul 16
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AEW Dynamite Results

AEW Dynamite was LIVE from MGM Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, on TBS and HBO Max for the first of two nights, and on this Wednesday, we had multiple title matches!


The AEW World Tag Team Titles were on the line when Adam Copeland and Christian Cage successfully defended against Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia of the Death Riders. However, a post-match attack by The Dogs and Death Riders saw Bang Bang Gang make the save!


AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher had his first defense and turned away an outstanding challenge from Komander. However, after the match, Fletcher fought with Konosuke Takeshita, whom Kazuchika Okada took out, until Brodido came out to help Takeshita and took out Fletcher and Okada! Fletcher went out to challenge Bandido to face him at Redemption!


In the main event, Mercedes Moné received a huge ovation from her hometown crowd. She was victorious alongside AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion against Willow Nightingale, Maya World and Hyan! Kenny Omega got to celebrate his AEW World Championship by making his first defense for Redemption against TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight! But Knight also defends his TNT Title against Darby Allin next week on Dynamite!


Plus, Andrade El ídolo beat Jake Doyle to get a shot at AEW National Champion Mark Davis at Redemption! All that and so much more went down on a huge night in Boston for Dynamite! Here are your complete results!

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AEW Dynamite Recap Tonight for Boston


Jon Moxley Tells Will Ospreay He Can’t Hesitate

Before our opening contest, we reviewed a massive Dynamite Beach Break, which saw Kenny Omega win the AEW World Championship, Kyle Fletcher win the AEW International Championship, and Willow Nightingale’s surprise return, winning the Casino Gauntlet for a shot at AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla in 11 days at AEW Redemption.


Will Ospreay was training with the Death Riders earlier today until Jon Moxley came in to hype up Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta for their AEW World Tag Team Title match against Cage and Cope. Moxley sat down with Ospreay and told him the hard part is done. He won the tournament and his neck is strong. The last few steps are critical because you can make mistakes. Moxley says people make simple things so complicated. They can see the finish line, but then they hesitate. 


“You earned this. You EARNED this. There will come a time in your life when you’ll have to make some hard decisions. This, your dream, this is not a hard decision. This is simple. When you get your shot, you don’t hesitate. You pull the trigger. No matter who the target is.”


Moxley walked away, and Ospreay continued his strike chaining by himself. 

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: Christian Cage & Adam Copeland (c) def. Death Riders (Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta)

Our opening contest couldn’t begin until Boston belted out one of the best renditions of Cope’s themes in Dynamite history! Claudio Castagnoli accompanied Garcia and Yuta for this AEW World Tag Team Championship contest.


It looked like Yuta and Cope would start things, but the crowd had some loud, pointed words for Yuta, who got on the ropes to antagonize them. Cope picked Yuta’s leg at the bell and then frustrated Yuta by outwrestling him. Cope booted Yuta in the face and tagged Cage, but Yuta bailed and tagged Garcia. “HE’S YOUR FATHER!” chants made it clear to Garcia what Boston thought of Christian.


Cage messed with Garcia in the corner after Garcia rubbed his forearm all over Cage’s face. Cage returned to the middle of the ring and raised his arms as if he were about to bring back Garcia’s old dance! Then, he flipped off Garcia! Garcia charged, and Cage took him down with a back elbow. Cope tagged back in to hit Garcia with a perfectly timed double hip toss. Cope opened up on Garcia in the corner with big chops, but when Cope sent Garcia to the opposite side, Yuta came over to distract, so Cope nailed him. Garcia took the referee’s attention away while Yuta pulled Cope into the ring skirt and clubbed him from behind. Cage argued with the referee about the transgressions, so Garcia joined Yuta in working over Cope on the floor!


That coordinated attack kept Cope on the wrong side of the ring, as Garcia and Yuta did a fantastic job cutting off the ring. A desperation powerslam from Cope put Garcia down, as both men crawled to their corners. Yuta tagged in and nailed Copeland from behind to stop the tag to Cage. Yuta worked Cope up to the top turnbuckle, but when Yuta went up to meet him, Cope bit him in the head! That gave him the opening to tag Cage finally!


Boston exploded when Cage made the tag! He unloaded on Yuta with punches in the corner until Garcia got in the way, so Cage punched him, too! Yuta brought Cage out of the corner, but Cage slipped out and set up Yuta for a Killswitch, only for Yuta to get out of it. Cage changed course and dropped Yuta with a reverse DDT! Yuta kicked out at two. Garcia came back in, but Cage threw him head-first into Yuta’s crotch! That’s an unfortunate headbutt!


Cage stood on Yuta’s neck on the ropes and followed with an uppercut. Garcia charged at Cage and took a rough landing on a back bodydrop on the floor! Cage yanked the back of Yuta’s neck down on the top rope. Quickly, Cage sprang to the top and came down with a diving headbutt! Yuta managed to kick out just in time! Garcia attacked Cage from behind as Yuta took Cope to the opposite corner. Cage and Cope ducked each other on whips out of the corner and took Garcia and Yuta down with clotheslines. Cope clotheslined Garcia and himself over the top rope onto the ramp! Cage ripped at a top turnbuckle pad, so the referee stopped him to check it. Cage lined Yuta up for a spear, but Yuta reversed it into a bridging German suplex for a near-fall! Cage bit Yuta’s head and backed up to the second rope, so he didn’t see Garcia grab his leg to crotch him on the second turnbuckle! With Cage stuck in the corner, Garcia and Yuta used the conveyor-belt attacks in rapid succession, then celebrated with their customary huddle. 


Yuta went back to the same turnbuckle Cage was messing with, so the referee went to stop him. That allowed Cage to kick Garcia low…with force. Ouch. Yuta turned around and ran into a pop-up spear from Cage to Cope! Cage covered Yuta for the win! Cage and Cope are STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions! The Young Bucks applauded the champions from the crowd, and Cope acknowledged it.


As the celebration continued, Castagnoli pulled Cope down to the floor while The Dogs, Clark Connors and David Finlay, pounced on Cage! Yuta returned to the ring to add to the beatdown. The Dogs targeted Cage’s injured arm, which was only protected by a plastic pad, so it was an easy target. Before Finlay could use his shillelagh, Bang Bang Gang hit the ring! The Gunns, Juice Robinson and Ace Austin cleared the ring until Finlay was left with Cage. As Finlay raised his shillelagh behind Cage’s back, the crowd came unglued when Jay White intercepted the weapon from behind! White had a chance to hit Finlay, but simply faked a motion toward him and Finlay rolled out of the way. The Dogs left, but Cage confronted White, who was still holding the shillelagh. Cope came in to settle things down, so the rest of the Bang Bang Gang joined, as tensions began to rise. White motioned for everyone to settle down, and Cage seemed to accept White’s intentions. Cope gave White the shillelagh back and greeted the rest of the Bang Bang Gang, as White tried to joke with Cage as he left the ring.

Hikaru Shida Will Defend her TBS Championship vs. Queen Aminata on Collision!

After Shida beat Harley Cameron on last week’s Collision to retain the TBS Title in her first defense, she continued attacking Cameron after the match until Queen Aminata came out to make the save. Now, Aminata gets her shot at Shida and the TBS Title this Saturday on Collision right back here in Boston! 

What Is El Ídolo?

We saw Andrade enjoying his time with a female companion on the beautiful beaches and waters of Florida while he explained what was next. He said he’s free from his past and is a man of destiny. He’s a future world champion. There is nothing and no one who can stop him.


“How you know? Soon, you will.”


Renee Paquette was standing by live with Andrade backstage and asked about his match with Jake Doyle to get at Mark Davis’ AEW National Title. Andrade said if he has to fight every member of the Don Callis Family, he will. If he were to take all their championships, he will. It is his destiny to be AEW World Champion. Paquette asked if he was worried about their numbers advantage. He told her, “Tranquila.” Andrade presented a box that contained MJF’s Dynamite Diamond Ring! Paquette asked where he got it, and he said he has a “good friend.” She asked if that friend’s name was Will Ospreay. 


“How you know?”

The Demand and The Lethal Twist Work Together to Take Out The Conglomeration

Renee Paquette asked AEW World Trios Champions Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly about the other teams that would love to have their gold. Strong wondered where those teams were. Cassidy said it would be the perfect time for a team to walk up and challenge them. And right on cue, we heard the unmistakable laugh of Ricochet, who walked over with Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun. Ricochet said they didn’t come over to fight, and they’re lucky that’s the case because The Demand would put them down. Kaun said that keeping those belts in backpacks does the championship and division a disservice. It’s time they go around the waist of greatness. Liona said, “And allow us to take that weight…”


He reached for the gold, so Strong smacked his arm away. Ricochet backed Liona up to stop any physicality, as O’Reilly saw what was happening and said, “Well, these are the trios titles, boys. And there’s three of us. And there’s apparently three—”


The Lethal Twist attacked The Conglomeration from behind! The Demand watched as Jay Lethal, Blake Christian and Lee Johnson put the boots to Cassidy, O’Reilly and Strong, leaving them down on the cement. 


Ricochet left with an ominous message. “I’m a man of my word. I told you nobody in The Demand, but those guys? They’re not in The Demand…yet. AHAA!”


The Demand and Lethal Twist left together as Paquette tried to get help for the AEW World Trios Champions.

Andrade El Ídolo def. Don Callis Family's Jake Doyle – Andrade earns AEW National Title shot vs. Mark Davis

Andrade came out with a pair of women to help remove his ring jacket, as he showed off the Dynamite Diamond Ring on his pinky! Andrade removed his mask and continued to the ring alone. 


Doyle charged Andrade at the bell and shoulder blocked him hard through the ropes and to the floor! Andrade landed awkwardly and remained on the floor in pain. Doyle followed after and pulled Andrade’s shirt over his head, hockey-style, to get some shots in before throwing Andrade back into the ring. Doyle sent Andrade to the corner and followed in with a running splash. Doyle beat down Andrade in the corner with two more corner splashes before a whip to the other corner. Doyle charged into a boot and came back into a hurricanrana from Andrade! Andrade knocked Doyle off the apron with a step-up kick. Andrade flew off the apron with a hurricanrana, taking Doyle down! He revealed an edited version of his “F*** DON F*** MJF” shirt from Forbidden Door and took a selfie with a ringside admirer. Andrade went to the top rope, but took too long, and Doyle knocked him down. Andrade came back with chops, so Doyle goozled him and pushed both men over the top rope to the floor! Doyle never lost his grip and chokeslammed Andrade off the ring apron!


Andrade managed to weather Doyle’s continued assault on the outside and back in the ring until they exchanged strikes in the middle. Doyle took Andrade down with three shoulder tackles, but Andrade knocked Doyle down with a defensive enzuigiri. Andrade was first to his feet and took Doyle down with a pair of flying forearms. Andrade removed his shirt and posed before calling for his patented Meteora in the corner. However, he took too long, and Doyle came flying across the ring with a devastating bodyblock! Doyle missed a charge and hit the second turnbuckle with his face! Andrade connected on a beautiful moonsault from the second rope to the outside! Andrade threw Doyle back in and tried for a hurricanrana over the ropes, but Doyle was ready for it and caught Andrade for a sitout powerbomb! Andrade kicked out at two!


Andrade quickly turned things around with Three Amigos, but this time, Doyle kicked out at two. Andrade got a running start and crushed Doyle in the corner with a meteora! Andrade celebrated for too long on his way to the top rope, so Doyle was ready with a big elbow on the way down! Doyle cracked Andrade with another big elbow, but Andrade managed to kick out at two. Andrade caught Doyle in a crucifix for a near-fall. Andrade floored Doyle with El Día de los Muertos and followed up with The DM for the pinfall victory! 


Andrade earned his shot at AEW National Champion Mark Davis, and it will happen in 11 days on July 26 in Montreal at AEW Redemption!

Kenny Omega's AEW World Championship Celebration Looks to the Future

Before Omega’s celebration began, we took another look at his historic victory over MJF last week, which made him AEW World Champion for a second time. Tony Schiavone was in the ring on a red carpet with a customized Omega symbol featuring images of his career in the background. The Young Bucks came out carrying a golden bag. Matt Jackson told Omega they’ve been best friends for nearly 20 years and they watched him win the big one all by himself to prove he’s still the best professional wrestler on this planet! Matt said the belt Omega is wearing “kinda peeves” him. Omega still had MJF’s Triple B, so Nick revealed the golden bag had the proper AEW World Championship and gave it to Omega.


The crowd chanted “KENNY,” and he took the mic. It had been so long, he wasn’t sure if he could ever hold the AEW World Title again. He said the difference-maker was that he did this with everyone believing in him, from family to friends to fans! If it weren’t for everyone believing in him, he would have given up on himself a long time ago.


“This wasn’t something that was ever supposed to happen, trust me. And yet here we are”


Omega noted that we’re less than 50 days away from All In: London at Wembley Stadium, but there’s still work to do,, and in that time he promises to show everyone the best version of Kenny Omega in AEW!


Will Ospreay’s music hit and he made his way to the ring. He said hello to Boston and apologized to the Bucks for costing them their jobs as EVPs, and he was glad to see they landed on their feet. He asked if he could have a one-on-one conversation with Omega, so the Bucks checked with Omega and left the ring. Ospreay said he wanted to speak on behalf of Boston and himself in that it was really great to see Omega as AEW World Champion again. 


Ospreay said no matter who believed in him, Omega had to believe in himself. Ospreay had a front row seat to see him battle through 102-degree heat. When Omega got hit with the Triple B, Ospreay thought it was over. 


“And then you kicked out at one, you cheeky slag! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE CLEANER IS BACK! THE BEST BOUT MACHINE IS BACK! ONE OF THE GREATEST TO HAVE EVER DONE THIS IS BACK!”


Ospreay knows it will heat up on the road to All In, so he needs to tell Omega that for 10 years, he’s been Ospreay’s hero. For 10 years, Omega has inspired Ospreay to be the best wrestler he can physically be. And he can only thank Omega every single time he steps in the ring because of all the beautiful work Omega has done.


“When I think of AEW, I think of Kenny Omega! All I ever wanted to be was a fraction of the wrestler that Kenny Omega was, but Kenny, bruv, I’m locked in right now, and I’m not happy with being second!”


“Nor should you be, Will.”


Ospreay said they will keep it going and going because every single week, they will be out here showing why they are in the position they are in. 


“Sunday, the 30th of August, Wembley Stadium, main event, AEW World Championship. Let’s show em that this is where the best wrestle!”


Ospreay and Omega went to shake hands, but were interrupted by the music of TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight. Knight asked for time to speak to Omega, champ-to-champ, so Ospreay started to leave, but Omega told him to stay. Knight congratulated Omega and knows he and Ospreay are ready to get it on at All In, but Knight is still owed a title shot, courtesy of “Maxwell Jacob Fraudman,” and he’s come to collect. Knight challenged Omega for the AEW World Championship at Redemption!


Omega wondered how Knight would try to hold him to MJF’s word, which was a promise made by MJF to Knight. Why would Omega give Knight a shot if MJF promised him one? 


“We’re not gonna do that. But what we are gonna do is maybe, just maybe, I’m gonna give you a shot because I’m a nice guy. The first day I laid my eyes upon you, I saw something special. The first day I laid my eyes upon you, I saw something that had ‘It.” That undeniable factor that only a superstar possesses. I saw somebody that looked the part. I saw somebody faster than everybody. I saw somebody that could jump higher than everybody else. And most importantly, I saw somebody who was hungry. But that’s where it ended because then you had to go and do something just so silly and align yourself with Don Callis.”


The crowd booed, but Omega admitted he’d be a hypocrite if he didn’t believe Don Callis’ “siren song,” and the last time he held the AEW World Title, it was because of Don Callis. And when he had a party the first time he won, he thought the lockdown was why no one came to his celebration, but if he’s being truthful, no one would have shown up anyway. No one cheered for him. No one believed in him. No one was proud of that guy. That was the day Omega’s self-worth and worth to the fans went down the toilet.


Omega said he’s saying the words he believes, but also the ones Speedball believes. He’s saying the same things Ospreay believes. 


“And call me crazy, but when I tell you, you don’t have to be Kevin ‘Don Callis’ Lapdog’ Knight, that’s the same feeling the fans here in attendance have, too!”


Omega told Knight he could do all of it on his own. He could even be AEW World Champion on his own. Omega said MJF wasn’t a fraud because he defended the AEW World Championship and when he said he was going to do something, he did it. 


“Call me crazy, but the only fraud that I’m really looking upon here is you. Because I know that deep down inside, you aren’t being yourself, and all that shit you’re spewing to me, it’s not coming from here.”


Omega tapped Knight on the heart. Omega thought what comes from Knight’s heart is probably a good guy. Omega thinks there’s a whole lot of goodness left in Knight’s heart, and even Knight knows he doesn’t need Callis to beat Omega.


“So if it’s going to be you and I at the PPV, I want it to be Kevin ‘The Jet’ Knight, not Kevin ‘Don Callis’ Lapdog Little Bitch’ Knight! And if you’re gonna become Kevin ‘2Belts’ Knight, I want you to do it on your own, big boy!”


Knight admitted Omega made a good claim because he did come this far on his own, but he disagrees with one thing.


“There’s no goodness left in my heart…only greatness!”


With that, Knight slammed the microphone into Omega’s head and ducked Ospreay’s attempt at a Hidden Blade, then escaped up the ramp. What Knight didn’t see was Darby Allin come from behind to attack! Allin unloaded on Knight until Brian Cage came out and laid Allin out with a clothesline. He motioned for the Don Callis Family to come out and they did, but Trent Beretta walked right into a Snap Dragon from Omega! Cage, Knight, Jake Doyle and Hechicero jumped on the apron with a serious numbers advantage, but Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli quickly hit the ring to protect Ospreay!

What’s Next for “Jungle” Jack Perry? A Unique Opportunity on Collision

After re-signing with AEW last week, Perry is ready to begin chapter two. Chapter one was great because he got to wrestle all over the world and against all-time greats. He won four championships during that time, but he was also so close to breaking through to the next level. That’s what chapter two is all about. So this Saturday at Collision, he’s looking for a match and wants to allow someone who was in the same shoes he was in. Someone who wants to break through and show the world of professional wrestling what the future holds. He asked someone off camera if they got it. We saw Luchasaurus holding a boom mic, and he indicated it was a wrap.


“See you Saturday, Boston.”

Brodido (ROH World Champion Bandido and Brody King) def. Nick Comoroto & Aaron Solo

Bandido was ready to start with Solo, but he decided to tag out to Comoroto, who called for King. Bandido stayed and stood up to Comoroto, who lifted him for a gorilla press, but Bandido escaped, lifted Comoroto for a gorilla press, and finished off the slam! What an impressive feat of strength by the ROH World Champion! King tagged in, and Bandido got on his shoulder for an extended splash, which King followed with a senton. King covered, but Solo made the save. Bandido and King beat down Solo in the corner, then Bandido dropped Solo onto the top rope for King to hit a high-angle suplex. King slammed Comoroto onto Solo, and Bandido came off the top with a frog splash onto both, securing the pinfall victory! What a great win for the former AEW World Tag Team Champions!


Renee Paquette caught up with AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher, who was with Don Callis, to ask whether he was ready for his first challenger, Komander. Fletcher shot back at Paquette that of course he felt ready. Before he could say anything else, Brody King and Bandido came through, and each gave Fletcher a Bandido Most Wanted poster. Fletcher crumpled them up and went to the ring for his match.

AEW International Championship: "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher (c) def. Komander

Komander kicked Fletcher twice to start, but Fletcher caught the third. Komander flew around the ring and caught Fletcher in a pinning predicament that nearly won him the AEW International Title! Fletcher bailed to the floor, so Komander went for a dive but put on the brakes when Fletcher moved. Komander flew off the apron, but Fletcher caught him and dropped him face-first onto the apron, then delivered a huge boot! 


Fletcher threw Komander back in and paused to hug Callis, who was on commentary. Fletcher wiped out Komander with a big shot and posed, but he took too long and missed a charge in the corner when Komander danced away. Fletcher missed another charge and flew over the top to the floor. Komander walked the ropes from one side to the other with a twisting body press to take out Fletcher! HE IS KOMANDER!


It didn’t take long for Fletcher to turn things around with a big bodyslam back in the ring. Fletcher toyed with Komander and invited his contact, which Fletcher initially brushed off until Komander dropped him into the corner with a huge kick. Fletcher put Komander on the apron to block a charge and hit a step-up kick. Fletcher tried to suplex Komander back in, so Komander slipped out and chopped Fletcher on the ropes. With Fletcher stuck, Komander hit a springboard hurricanrana, sending Fletcher to the outside! Komander ran up the ropes and sent Fletcher into the corner of the announce desk with a diving hurricanrana! 


Komander threw Fletcher back in as the crowd chanted, “THIS IS AWESOME!”


Komander hit a springboard 450 on a springboard for a near-fall! Fletcher was cut open, likely from the commentary desk, but he blocked a suplex and tried a brainbuster, which Komander blocked with a knee. Komander dropped Fletcher with a big boot from the corner and went to the top rope. He started walking the ropes for a moonsault, so Fletcher took his legs out, but Komander landed on his feet and hit Fletcher with a swinging pendulum kick through the ropes! AMAZING!


Komander spiked Fletcher with a super Canadian Destroyer! 1-2-Fletcher kicked out! Komander hit Fletcher with a short-range thrust kick, but walked back into a Michinoku Driver out of nowhere from Fletcher! 1-2-Komander kicked out! Fletcher tried to lawn-dart Komander into the corner, but Komander pushed Fletcher into the corner and ran up the ropes. Fletcher caught him on the way down and changed course into a sheer-drop brainbuster to secure the hard-fought first defense of his AEW International Championship!


Fletcher decided to try to rip Komander’s mask off after the match, which brought out former AEW International Champion Konosuke Takeshita! He and Fletcher met in the middle of the ring and exchanged blows until Takeshita dropped Fletcher with a big elbow strike! Takeshita picked up the AEW International Title, so he never saw Kazuchika Okada come in from behind with a Rainmaker to drop Takeshita! Okada and Fletcher picked up the title at the same time, but Okada wouldn’t let it go, and the two came face to face! Bandido came out of nowhere with a springboard dropkick, taking them both down! Brody King followed them to the floor with a huge dive! King, Bandido and Takeshita regrouped together in the ring!

AEW World Champion Kenny Omega Gets Confronted by Darby Allin and Jon Moxley

Renee Paquette asked Omega about his AEW World Championship match with Kevin Knight at Redemption. Omega said he still hasn’t given up hope on Knight, but was interrupted by Darby Allin, who said Omega doesn’t get it. Knight needs to be physically humbled. Omega can waste his time talking. Allin said next week, he’s going to take the TNT Championship from Knight and humble him.


“You can waste your time talking or beat it out of him. What are you gonna do?”


Omega said he’ll leave it to Allin. Allin walked away, but reiterated Omega was wasting his time.

Jon Moxley appeared and said, “He’s right. Some people are what they are and can’t be anything else, even if they try.”


Moxley walked away.

Brawling Birds Will Go Through Anyone to Get to Wembley Stadium

Renee Paquette brought Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor onto the stage and said it was safe to say the Birds are back! Windsor said if anyone knows about drinking and fighting like them, it’s Boston! Hayter said they just enjoyed a pint down the street and had a bloody good time! And while they were sad England lost in the World Cup, they won’t be lying down. They have Wembley Stadium in their sights and will take out anyone who gets in their way. Hayter suggested they go to the pub and said the first round is on them!

Jericho is Bringing the Painmaker to Tommaso Ciampa at Redemption!

We saw a silhouette of Jericho, who addressed Ciampa. “Last week, you left me bloodied and battered, but I liked it, so let’s do it again July 26 at Redemption. But let’s raise the stakes, shall we? You bring the pain, and I’ll bring the Painmaker! Hell is coming for you!”


Ciampa was elsewhere and said, "We’ll see if the Painmaker is ready for the Psycho Killer. Challenge accepted.”


Ciampa then challenged anyone to face him on Collision because he has another night in his hometown of Boston.


“The city of champions. The city of CIAMPA!”

Darby Allin def. Don Callis Family's "The Machine" Brian Cage

Allin was out first, but didn’t let Cage get too far into the ring before dropkicking him at the bell. Cage got sent over the top and Allin dove after, but just bounced off Cage! Cage posed and threw Allin into the barricade multiple times. Cage picked up Allin for a suplex, then walked up the steps before dumping him onto the ramp! Cage suplexed Allin from the second rope back outside the ring to the ramp! That was brutal! Cage curled Allin a few times and chucked him off his shoulder with a fireman’s carry tornado slam!


Cage continued to punish Allin around the ringside area until he threw Allin at the steel steps and Allin jumped over them to come back with a flying dropkick! Allin quickly went up top for a Coffin Drop to the floor! Cage met Allin on the top turnbuckle, but Allin took Cage down with an avalanche Code Red for a near-fall! Allin dove low through the ropes onto Cage on the ramp. Cage bounced Allin off the ropes and dropped him with a clothesline. Cage lifted Allin high in the air and threw him off the ramp with Allin’s head hitting the ring post on the way down! Allin scratched at his head to get rid of the pain, but he was in trouble! Cage went out to get him and tried to pull Allin onto the steel steps, but Allin tripped him! Allin went back to the top and hit a Coffin Drop to Cage on the steel steps! Cage just beat the 10-count, but dove into the ring for a Coffin Drop! Allin followed with another Coffin Drop and pinned Cage for the win!


Allin will face Kevin Knight for the TNT Title next week on Dynamite!

Kyle Fletcher Challenges Bandido for Redemption!

Fletcher was beside himself, yelling at Bandido for sticking his nose in Family business. He’s not scared of anyone, and he will defend against anyone. He wants Bandido! For the first time, Fletcher vs. Bandido for the AEW International Championship at Redemption!

Kevin Knight Has a Conversation with “Speedball” Mike Bailey

Renee Paquette was with Knight and Don Callis and asked Knight about having so much on his plate with a TNT Title match next week vs. Darby Allin and an AEW World Title shot vs. Kenny Omega at Redemption. Callis said Knight can handle it and said Omega was trying to play mind games. Everything Omega has is because of Callis. Callis told Knight if he wants to be his two-belt man, he’ll take care of that punk. 


Speedball stepped in and said he wasn’t here to start trouble, but he just hoped that Knight would stop the facade he’s putting up as part of the Don Callis Family. Speedball hoped Knight would take Omega’s advice and that both he and the people love him enough that when he’s ready to go back to who he is, they’ll forgive him. Knight said he didn’t need the love, and Bailey walked away, leaving Knight stewing.

2026 Owen Hart Women’s Tournament Champion Mercedes Moné & AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion ("Megasus" Megan Bayne and "Colossal" Lena Kross) def. Willow Nightingale, Maya World & Hyan

Seeing Divine Dominion and Moné on the same page was a scary sight, although not for Boston, who gave their hometown CEO a huge ovation. Nightingale, World and Hyan got a huge ovation of their own with some matching gear for the main event!


All six women ended up facing off when everyone wanted to start the match, but Divine Dominion took care of World and Hyan with stereo fallaway slams. World and Hyan used their speed to get Kross into the corner and tagged Nightingale. Kross and Nightingale battled to a stalemate coming out of the corner until Willow hit an enzigiri, slamming Kross into the mat. Hyan and World used some innovative double-team offense on Kross in the corner. Kross crawled out to Bayne, so World and Hyan threw Moné onto Kross and Bayne! Hyan, World and Willow took out Moné and Divine Dominion with triple dives/cannonballs!


World wound up in the wrong corner and was cut off from her teammates for an extended time. Hyan tried to run in to help, but was caught by Bayne, who held Hyan and World for a double lungblower from Moné and then pulled them back into a double German suplex! Moné covered World for a two-count.  Moné took World down by her hair in the corner, then missed a Meteora but managed to cut off World’s tag attempt. World came back with a suplex, so Moné tagged Kross. World had to fight her way out of the opposite corner, but finally did and tagged Willow!


Nightingale hit a combo of strikes on Bayne in the corner and then a big boot, which Moné saw as an opening to attack Willow from behind. Willow saw it, so Moné bailed to the floor. Willow hit Bayne with a spinebuster, but Moné made the save. All six women took each other out, with Willow and Bayne collapsing in the middle after clotheslining each other. Moné and World tagged in at the same time and exchanged pin attempts until World pulled Moné up for a suplex, which Moné turned into Three Amigos! Moné tried a frog splash from the top, but World got her knees up! 


Moné tagged in Kross, and she ate a boot from World, who then reversed a suplex from Kross, landing her weight on top of Kross. World tagged Hyan, who hit a crossbody from the top and then a running knee strike to Kross! Kross turned things around with a backdrop and tagged Bayne. Divine Dominion destroyed Hyan in the corner with their patented double-team offense that ended with Bayne hitting a German suplex followed by a Falcon Arrow, but Willow came to break up the pin! 


Kross decked Willow with a high kick, but World came in only to get taken out by a combination big boot/German suplex combo from Bayne and Kross! Willow chopped her way out of Divine Dominion's grasp. She knocked Kross to the outside and sent Bayne flying with a pounce! Moné came in and threw Willow to the floor. Hyan speared Moné for a near-fall. Moné reversed a backslide into the Moné Maker for the pinfall victory in the main event! Moné and Divine Dominion celebrated on the ramp to end Dynamite!


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