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AEW Dynamite Results: September 2, 2026 – AEW World Champion Ospreay vs. Moxley Set for All Out, Swerve & The New Level Retain Trios Titles, Thekla Interrupts Moné, More

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AEW Dynamite Results


AEW Dynamite came to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas, on TBS and HBO Max for the first Dynamite in the aftermath of AEW All In: London at Wembley Stadium! AEW World Champion Will Ospreay had the chance to address the fans for the first time since winning the title on Sunday, but that led to a massive Dynamite main event!


After Ospreay thanked the fans and expressed his emotions after the biggest night of his life, he was interrupted by Ricochet and The Demand and Gabe Kidd, which turned into United Empire coming out to save Ospreay from a 5-on-1 beatdown. In the main event, Ospreay, Andrade El Ídolo and United Empire came away victorious, but in the post-match chaos, the Death Riders arrived. Moxley and Ospreay had a few tense but civil moments together in the ring until we learned Moxley will challenge Ospreay for the AEW World Title on Saturday, September 26 at AEW All Out in Chicago!


Austin Creed and Kofi made their Dynamite debut with Swerve Strickland in a successful defense of the AEW World Trios Titles against The Rascalz. We learned the AEW World Tag Team Titles will be on the line at All Out after the champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage put out the challenge to the Young Bucks and FTR for a match that will include chairs, tables and ladders!


Plus, AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné had an unexpected guest during her championship celebration when Thekla decided to take the festivities in from the crowd while making it clear she wants her AEW Women’s World Championship back!


The first of two nights in Allen gave us a jam-packed edition of Dynamite! Here’s everything that went down!

AEW Dynamite Results From Allen




All In: London Recap


Before we jumped into the action, we looked back on one of the greatest nights in the history of AEW and professional wrestling, All In: London! If you haven’t seen it, what are you waiting for?


AEW World Champion Will Ospreay Interrupted by The Demand and The Dogs


There was no better way to open the first Dynamite after All In: London than with the new AEW World Champion, Will Ospreay! Ospreay seemed to be floating as he came to the ring with a smile as big as Wembley Stadium. 


Ospreay admitted he might look a little rough, but the crowd immediately interrupted him with a “You Deserve It” chant before chanting his name for an extended time, before admitting he’s been celebrating for days and almost missed the plane. He woke up here in Texas and can’t put the words to what happened to him on Sunday. So he just wants to say thank you, no matter if you’ve been with him from the beginning or since he got to AEW. 


But first, he needs to address Kenny Omega. They pushed each other to the limit, and while Ospreay wanted to stay down at times, he had to keep fighting for his dream. Ospreay said Omega has been the best wrestler of the last 10 years, and he still is, but it only takes one day to become AEW World Champion. Ospreay said he’s satisfied with being 2-2 against Omega since he just wanted to be seen as his equal. But if Omega isn’t satisfied with that, he can name the time and place.


Ospreay liked how the belt felt and ran down the names of those who held the AEW World Title before him. Those were his heroes. He watched them. But now he’s amongst them. 


“All my idols are now my rivals.”


“I am the standard now. I am the Billy GOAT. I am the best in the world. I am your AEW World Champion! And if you wanna take this from me, you’re gonna need to walk through the same fire that I went through, and I’ll see you at the end of the line, bruv.”


Ospreay gave a big shoutout to United Empire for being with him on Sunday because they were there with him for years in Japan. Ospreay knows there’s a United Empire in Japan, but he wants to create some opportunities here in AEW, so he’s going to start looking and bring United Empire to AEW.

The Demand interrupted Ospreay from the stage. Ricochet said he isn’t here to rain on Ospreay’s parade, but they will forever be tied together. Even Ricochet has to acknowledge how special Ospreay vs. Omega was on Sunday. Ricochet said the people don’t understand, but Ospreay knows that he wouldn’t be in the main event of All In without Ricochet. He said Ospreay would admit it. So Ricochet demands the first opportunity to take the title from around his waist.


Gabe Kidd interrupted and said Ospreay took his chance to become the first British IWGP Heavyweight Champion and now he’s done the same thing with the AEW World Championship. But that’s nothing compared to what Kidd will take from Ospreay and his family. Ricochet said that’s all well and good, but as long as it’s acknowledged that Ricochet gets the first shot. Kidd said he doesn’t want to take his title yet; he wants to take his life. This is still a numbers game, and it’s 5-on-1! The Demand, Kidd and Clark Connors started walking to the ring, but stopped when Callum Newman, Henare and Francisco Akira hit the ring with chairs to back up Ospreay. Ospreay said they can fight right now in street clothes or they can both go get changed and meet back out here for a main event tag team match! 


AEW World Trios Championship Match: Swerve Strickland & The New Level (Austin Creed and Kofi) (c) def. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed and Zachary Wentz)


Before this championship defense, we took a look back at the amazing, shocking and successful AEW debut of Austin Creed and Kofi, The New Level, at All In: London when they won the Trios Roulette Royale as the wild card team with Swerve Strickland to become AEW World Trios Champions! The New Level chants rang out during the first Dynamite entrance for Creed and Kofi!


Swerve and Reed started our opening contest with Swerve shutting Reed down at every turn before Xavier tagged in for the first time. Swerve brought in Creed, who was amped to get in the match. Xavier and Creed exchanged a series of pin attempts until Creed took Xavier down with a leg sweep and a senton. The crowd chanted for Kofi and got what they wanted when he tagged in for the first time! Kofi and Creed pulled out some unseen double-team offense on Xavier and then Wentz. Wentz came back to hit a defensive tornillo on Kofi so he could make the tag to Reed, as Kofi tagged Creed. Reed and Xavier double-teamed Creed with lightning-quick offense! They did more of the same to Swerve and worked him into their corner where Reed hit a lungblower and held Swerve down for Xavier to hit a senton from the top. The Rascalz hit their patented flipping triple dropkick to send Swerve to the floor. The Rascalz called for triple dives, so Kofi and Creed pulled Reed to the floor. Wentz and Xavier came out to help Reed, so Creed and Swerve charged them and got sent over with a backdrop, only to bounce off and come back with DDTs! Kofi went to the top rope and took a plunge onto all The Rascalz! 


The Rascalz turned things around when Reed ran Creed into the corner and isolated him away from Kofi and Swerve. Finally, Creed came back with a powerbomb out of nowhere to take Wentz down and made the tag to Kofi! He leaped from the top rope onto Reed and continued to show off his hops with repeated attacks to keep Reed down. Kofi hit the Boom Drop on Reed and sent him to the ropes for a spinning DDT from Creed! Swerve tagged back in and rolled Reed into a delayed vertical suplex, but Wentz came in to break up the pin. Wentz and Swerve exchanged shots in the middle until Wentz came off the ropes right into a Flatliner from Swerve! 


Swerve called for a House Call, but Xavier cut him off with a hurricanrana, who nearly won the match with a surprise pin attempt. Kofi came in to help, but got bounced off the ropes by Reed into a neckbreaker from Wentz. Creed followed in only to eat triple thrust kicks! Creed fought all three Rascalz out of the corner until Reed hit him with a Stundog Millionaire and Xavier kicked him into a German suplex by Wentz! Wentz called for the end, and Xavier pushed him into Hot Fire Flame! Kofi broke up the pin to keep their young title reign alive! Kofi hit a split-legged dropkick to take out Reed and Wentz. Swerve tagged Kofi in, but Xavier met him on the top rope with a rising kick. Xavier dove to the floor, but Kofi caught him and hit an SOS! Wentz took out Kofi with a tornillo, but Creed was there to follow with a pair of dives to take out Wentz and Xavier. He got back on the apron, but didn’t see Reed sky over the top rope to grab him for a diving cutter! Reed took Swerve over with a hurricanrana on his way down! What was that?!?! Reed showed no fear of the champs and the crowd chanted “Holy Shit!”


Reed lifted Kofi on his shoulders, but lost control as Kofi slipped behind him as Xavier came off the top to jump over both of them. Kofi hit Trouble in Paradise on Reed in the corner, but Xavier immediately took Kofi down with a nasty rolling kick! Xavier did a handspring off the ropes, but because he had his back turned, he never saw Swerve take him out with a House Call in midair! Swerve hopped to the apron and hit a PK on Wentz. Back in the ring, Creed put Xavier on his shoulder, so Kofi could come down from the top to stomp Xavier in the back! Swerve hit another House Call on Xavier and Kofi pinned Xavier for their first successful defense of the AEW World Trios Championship!


As The New Level and Swerve celebrated going up the ramp, the Young Bucks made their way out and had a staredown and some words for Kofi and Creed before continuing to the ring.


Cage and Cope Challenge FTR and the Young Bucks at All Out!


Matt and Nick Jackson soaked in some appreciation from the crowd before Matt spoke about losing their AEW World Tag Team Championship match to Adam Copeland and Christian Cage at All In. He didn’t want to come out and talk about getting screwed because, quite frankly, the Bucks have done worse to people in AEW. But he was curious that for such a big, generational match, Cope and Cage had to beat them THAT way? Do they feel good about how they beat the Bucks? Are they satisfied with how they did it? Matt called them out and said they should tell them to their face!


Instead, FTR and Stoke came out, and Stoke had a mic. Stoke couldn’t believe what he was hearing, and there are only two people who matter in this ring: Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. Is he really hearing the Bucks beg for another title shot? They failed at Revolution, they blew it at Wembley, and now they want to fail for a third time? They disgust Stoke.


Harwood took the mic and immediately got booed, which only got worse when he insulted the Texas crowd. Harwood said they had their chance and they lost again. FTR has beaten the Bucks. They’ve beaten Cope and Cage, so now it’s time for the Bucks to step back so FTR can become the first-ever four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions. Nick reminded FTR that the Bucks also beat them, but at least the Bucks never said “I quit” into the microphone.


Cage and Cope made their way out to the top of the ramp. Cage said it’s not about how you won, but who won, as he took off the protective shield on his arm. Cope said he has to be the voice of reason, and he’s not happy with how they won at Wembley, but there’s a way to fix it. At All Out, they can have a three-way match.


“And that match may just involve chairs. That match may just involve tables. And that match will damn sure have ladders!”


Andrade to join Ospreay and United Empire in the Main Event


Lexy Nair was backstage with AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and, as she called it, “his United Empire.” Callum Newman asked why she called it his United Empire. Ospreay said he knew this would happen and while the rest of UE can call him leader, Ospreay said he’s his little brother, and he doesn’t need permission to expand the group because he started it. There’s no heat, so they should move on. Nair asked if they'd found a fifth member of their team for the main event. Ospreay said no, but Newman said not to worry because he knows a guy who’s been in AEW and in United Empire for a minute now, so don’t worry about it. Ospreay said he thought everyone was standing there, but Newman said trust him. Henare knocked on the door behind them, and Andrade El Ídolo walked out! 

“How you know?”


Andrade exchanged pleasantries with the rest of the group, as he’s part of United Empire in Japan, and then offered congrats to Ospreay, who offered the same back to Andrade for winning the Casino Gauntlet. Ospreay rallied the group and stormed off to prepare for the main event!


TNT Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) def. Don Callis Family's Mark Davis


Allin was out first and skateboarded down the ramp, much like he did to enter the Casino Gauntlet at All In, Davis came out of nowhere to clobber Allin at the bottom of the ramp instead of making a normal entrance! The crowd booed the attack, and we heard the voice of Don Callis on commentary. Davis slammed Allin on the apron and trapped him in the ring skirt to brutalize him with chops! The bell still hadn’t rung, as Davis dragged Allin on the floor and flung him into the barricade. Davis ran Allin to the timekeeper’s area and threw him clear over the barricade for a dangerous crash landing! 


Davis brought Allin into the crowd for more punishment, as the match still hadn’t officially begun! Davis tried to powerbomb Allin on the concrete floor, so Allin escaped with a headbutt and started to work his way up the stairs. He pulled Davis’ arm through the rail to smash him into it and let go so he could continue to scale the stairs to the top of the floor entrance in the crowd. Allin came down on Davis with a Coffin Drop! The crowd chanted “Holy shit!” He just did the same things days ago up the stage truss at All In! Allin clotheslined Davis back over the barricade into the ringside area and then grabbed his skateboard. He cracked Davis with the skateboard, so Davis came right back with a vicious elbow strike to the side of Allin’s head! Davis tried to pull Allin up to the apron, but Allin pulled Davis down into the ring skirt. Davis shook off some strikes from Allin and shoved him into the bottom of the commentary desk!


Davis threw Allin in the ring, and the match finally began! Davis choked Allin with his boot in the corner and then tossed Allin with reckless abandon into the opposite corner. Davis was dominating Allin, as he tossed him across the ring again and followed with a release German suplex. Allin threw some weak up-kicks as he tried to pull himself up, but Davis cut that off with three mean chops and then a release vertical suplex from the apron back in the ring. Davis came down on Allin with a brutal elbow strike and covered him, but Allin kicked out. The crowd tried to get Allin back into it, but Davis absolutely crushed him with a clothesline. Once again, Allin kicked out, although he was in dire straits!


Allin took more and more punishment until he found an opening in the corner and tied Davis’ right hand to the tag rope! Allin threw a barrage of uninterrupted strikes and a dropkick as he begged Davis to come back at him, which Davis did with an elbow that knocked Allin to the mat. Davis picked Allin up with one hand and powerbombed him while still tied to the corner! Davis is a monster! Davis crushed Allin with a running forearm in the corner, but Allin kicked out again, and the chants for him got louder! Allin threw wild strikes, but Davis knocked him into the ropes and rebounded him for a clothesline, only for Allin to duck it and try for a Coffin Drop, which Davis caught! He rolled Allin down in a choke, but Allin flipped over him to get a near-fall.


Davis missed an enzigiri, so Allin tried a Code Red, which Davis countered with a back bodydrop that folded Allin in half. Davis picked him back up, yet somehow Allin flipped over him for a Code Red! Allin covered, but Davis kicked out, and both men remained down while the crowd chanted for Darby! Davis went to the floor, so Allin followed out with a torpedo dive to the back of Davis’ head! Allin went to the top rope and came down with a dropkick to Davis on the floor! That hurt both men! The referee counted both men down on the outside until they both got back to nine. However, Davis rolled in and stayed down, while Allin instead scaled the ropes and came down with a Coffin Drop on Davis’ back! Allin went back up top and hit another to Davis’ chest! He covered Davis and got the pinfall victory! 

Allin didn’t even have a chance to get off the mat before Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta hit the ring to attack Allin. Steven Borden came in to save Allin by taking out RPG Vice, punctuated by a dropkick from the heavens on Beretta! Davis got back on the apron, so Borden told him to come in. Davis slowly started to enter, but a returning Josh Alexander attacked Borden from behind! Davis and Alexander put the boots to Borden until Allin came back in to defend him, but Alexander stopped that with a chop block. Alexander put Allin in an ankle lock while Davis spiked Borden with Close Your Eyes and Count to Three! The Callis Family posed over the fallen Allin and Borden.


MJF Promises Payback on AEW World Champion Will Ospreay


After taking a look at how Andrade El Ídolo won the Casino Gauntlet match, we heard comments from MJF after the match on Sunday. He said his knee was killing him. He lost a match he wasn’t supposed to be in. He entered a Casino Gauntlet match at Wembley Stadium because he had to prove to everyone what he already knows. He had to win the contract and wrestle the “fake champion” to prove that he’s the undisputed one, the one true champion. He’s in this spot because of one name and one name only: Will Ospreay. MJF repeated the name with a few more expletives thrown in as he grew increasingly loud and angry. MJF said if anyone else got screwed the way he did at Beach Break against Kenny Omega in the most important professional wrestling television matchup of all time when Ospreay blatantly got involved, the match would have been thrown out. But not MJF, because no one likes him. He knows why. It’s because MJF is a cold dose of reality no one wants to deal with. When you think of MJF, you have to think of all your favorites growing up and know he’s better than all of them. He said there is no star in this company more important than MJF, including Ospreay. He promised Ospreay that payback is coming and payback is a bitch. And no one will see it coming. It could happen anywhere. By the time MJF hands off some payback, you’ll be begging for it.


Divine Dominion's Megan Bayne def. AEW Women's World Tag Team Champion Alex Windsor of The Brawling Birds


Bayne had Lena Kross with her while Windsor had the other half of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions, Jamie Hayter, in her corner to fully represent The Brawling Birds. Bayne used her power to take Windsor down with repeated shoulder tackles followed by shoulder thrusts to the gut in the corner. Bayne chopped Windsor down the mat and picked her up to continue the punishment. Windsor turned things around with strikes of her own and tried to whip Bayne to the ropes, but Bayne stopped her,r so Windsor headbutted her. Bayne came back to drop Windsor with another shoulder tackle, but missed a charge in the corner, and Windsor took advantage with a barrage of strikes. Bayne intercepted Windsor off the ropes with a fallaway slam. Bayne charged at Windsor near the ropes, but was sent to the floor on a low bridge. Windsor ran down the apron with a cannonball and took Bayne out on the outside!

Back in the ring, the two continued to slug it out, with Windsor finding a flurry of energy to unload on Bayne in the ropes before connecting on a dropkick followed by a DDT! Bayne kicked out of the pin attempt, so Windsor stayed on her with a boot out of the corner and a second-rope clothesline for a two-count. Bayne and Windsor slugged it out again until Bayne hit a pair of German suplexes and a diving lariat to get a near-fall. Bayne picked up Windsor for a Falcon Arrow, but Windsor rolled into an inside cradle for a near-fall! Windsor kicked Bayne to the mat and then in the face. She tried to pick up Bayne, but Bayne turned the table and hit a Falcon Arrow! Windsor kicked out at two! Bayne charged at Windsor right into a Blue Thunder Bomb! Bayne kicked out!


Windsor and Bayne traded forearms on the apron until Bayne booted Windsor to the floor. Bayne tried to kick Windsor, so Windsor caught the leg and sent Bayne face-first onto the unforgiving apron! Windsor charged at Bayne, but Bayne was ready with a clothesline, and both women were down! Kross grabbed one of the titles, so Hayter came over to stop her ,and they brawled around ringside. The referee was distracted by Kross and Hayter, so he didn’t see Bayne hit Windsor in the head with one of the title belts! She threw Windsor back in and stuck her with a Mega Bomb to get the pinfall victory! 


Jericho Gets Into a Fight with Nick Wayne


Lexy Nair was backstage with Jericho to ask about coming up short at All In in the Casino Gauntlet. He said he didn’t win, but he didn’t lose either because Nick Wayne got pinned. Wayne showed up and got in Jericho’s face. He said that at 21 years old with 10 years of experience, he stood in Wembley Stadium and owned the ring. He was the one who took Jericho out of the match. So what does that say for Jericho? Jericho said he had 15 years of experience before Wayne was born, but Wayne is one of the best 21-year-old wrestlers he’s ever seen and better than Jericho at 21. But he’s still only 21, so he doesn’t know what he doesn’t know; Wayne asked what he didn’t know, so Jericho made fun of his puka shell necklace, and Wayne responded with a slap across the face! They started brawling, and Jericho threw Wayne into the loading dock door, so Wayne responded with a low blow and pushed Jericho to the ground.


Thekla Brings Her Toxicity to Mercedes Moné’s Championship Celebration

With the ring adorned in flowers, balloons and images of Moné’s victory, Moné said she hasn’t stopped smiling since All In and thanked the fans. She needed to be here so the women’s revolution could be globalized. And now she’s standing here as the new AEW Women’s World Champion! She took a bet on herself, and this is what happens when you stop asking permission to be great. She traveled around the world winning championship after championship, and now has done something no woman or man has ever done: win a world championship in four major companies. The crowd broke out in a huge “C-E-O” chant. But to get to all this, she had to leave one thing behind, and that was Willow Nightingale. At All In, Moné said she showed the world who Willow truly is: a self-centered, narcissistic, egomaniac bitch!


Moné chastised the crowd for chanting for Willow because of what she did to Moné’s face, which was heavily bruised under both eyes due to a broken nose. Moné thought Nightingale was stopping her from destiny, when in reality, Nightingale was pushing her towards it, so she thanked Willow. 

“Thank you…because look who’s smiling now!”


Moné said she did everything she said she was going to do. She took the title and Willow’s “stupid smile,” and now everyone is standing in the kingdom of The C.E.O.


This is her moment, but what she wants for this division doesn’t even exist yet. Now that she holds this title, it will. Moné raised a glass to toast herself only to be interrupted by Thekla from the crowd, who was holding a drink of her own. Thekla said that speech was great and she’s here to celebrate, not interrupt! She even brought her own tequila! Thekla said she really likes Moné because she’s legendary and iconic, but for all the accolades, she’s never been toxic! Thekla thanked Moné for what she did to Willow because she deserved to be humiliated. Thekla noticed Moné likes to swing the title between her legs.


“But just so you know, nobody swings it bigger than Thekla!”


Thekla also heard that while she’s been gone, Moné has been calling people “dumb bitch.”


“Now if there’s one thing I hate more than a dumb bitch, it’s a dumb bitch calling other people dumb bitch, ya dumb bitch! You may be the C.E.O., but I don’t work for you! So here’s to our new AEW Women’s World Champion! Just let me know when you’re ready to give me my title back!”


TBS Champion Persephone & Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. Lay Out Their Partnership


Baker said she didn’t come back after two years for a gamble. She came back for a guarantee. She said the new TBS Champion has a killer instinct that can’t be taught and they are a perfect duo. Britt has already gone where the majority of the division will never go: championships, making history in main events, college and so much more. 


“But Perse here, she’s gonna take it somewhere it’s never been before.”


Persephone said Baker laid the foundation and she is the future. They didn’t need each other, but together, they will be eternal, and they have no Achilles heel. Not only did she make Maya’s world stop spinning, but she also did everyone a favor and brought back The Doctor. Like the fighting champion she’s always been, on Collision, she’ll give Vert Vixen a chance at her new TBS Title. 


AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match: Jon Moxley def. AR Fox


Moxley tried to ground Fox in the early going, so Fox tried to stay a step ahead of Mox by escaping him on the mat and striking quickly. He staggered Mox with an enzigiri and sent him to the floor. Fox kicked Mox from the apron and ran up the turnbuckle connectors for a moonsault to the floor! Fox threw Mox back in and tried a 450 splash, but Mox moved so Fox rolled through only to eat a shotgun dropkick from Moxley!


Moxley continued the assault out of the ring and back in, where he mounted Fox in the corner for punches. Moxley followed with clotheslines until Fox got a boot up and rolled Moxley out of the corner into a cutter! Fox tried to shake off the pain and take Moxley down with a clothesline, to no avail. Fox avoided Moxley’s lariat and kicked him down to his knees before a short-range cutter put Moxley back down. Fox went for a diving senton, but Mox got his knees up and dropped Fox with a King Kong lariat. Fox reversed Moxley into a spinning suplex and quickly went up top for a 450 splash that connected! Moxley kicked out in time! 


Fox tried to pull Moxley up into a cutter, but Mox was ready for it and pulled Fox into a choke. He spun Fox around for a Death Rider and got the three count! Moxley is now AEW’s all-time win leader! 


Don Callis Puts Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight Together on Collision!


Lexy Nair was backstage with Don Callis, “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher and “The Jet” Kevin Knight, both of whom lost their respective championships at All In. Nair called it a tough night, so Knight cut her off and said she’s not going to demean him on national television. Did she not see Sting and his whole family get involved? 


“Meanwhile, this flamingo over here had a whole other Family member in the match and still lost!”

Fletcher didn’t take kindly to that and said at least his title was still in the Family, while Knight lost to Darby Allin. Callis tried to calm things down and said that while they had individual setbacks, they were playing the long game. Callis said his plan was followed by one member of the Family, and he still has his title. Fletcher didn’t want to hear about the new AEW International Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada, but Callis had a new plan for cohesion. He’s going to have Fletcher and Knight tag up to face Juice Robinson and Ace Austin of Bang Bang Gang on Collision! Fletcher and Knight protested, with Fletcher saying he didn’t want to team with Knight.


Okada showed up and said, “Family, Kyle. Family!” He laughed and walked away with Callis, while Fletcher was left with Knight.


10-Man Tag Team Match: AEW World Champion Will Ospreay, AEW National Champion Andrade El Ídolo & United Empire (Henare, Francesco Akira and Callum Newman) def. The Dogs (Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors) & The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun)


It looked like Ospreay and Ricochet would start things off, but Ricochet didn’t give the fans what they wanted and tagged in Liona. Ospreay decided to tag in Henare. Liona and Henare exchanged strikes for what seemed like forever until Henare uncorked multiple headbutts to the chest. Henare came off the ropes, but Liona recovered to crush Henare with a clothesline. Kaun tagged in and he and Liona double-teamed Henare with a basket slam. They followed with a pair of sentons, but Henare kicked out at two. Connors tagged in and ran Henare’s head into the turnbuckle twice, which was a dumb idea, as Henare ran his own head into the buckle several times! Henare came out of the corner with a shoulder block and tagged Akira, but the match quickly devolved into chaos with United Empire clearing the ring and apron to get a 5-on-1 advantage on Connors! Connors ate impactful offense from everyone until Ospreay dropped Akira onto Connors from his shoulders. Akira covered, but Kidd got in to break up the pin.


Everyone spilled to the floor except Andrade, who flew over with a springboard tornillo to take out The Demand! Andrade went to take a selfie with an admirer, but called over the rest of United Empire to join! The Demand and The Dogs quickly attacked to stop the fun! Ricochet stopped Akira on the turnbuckles and powerbombed him onto UE on the floor! That made Akira the isolated target for the next few minutes, and he was punished until a desperation leaping cutter from the apron to the ring on Connors gave him a glimmer of hope!


Newman tagged in and cleared out Connors, followed by Kaun with high kicks. Kaun came back and knocked Newman into the corner. However, Newman’s amazing speed allowed him to come right back at Kaun. Kaun answered with a shot of his own, so Newman went back to the ropes and dropped Kaun with a high boot. Newman tagged Henare, who took advantage of a triple-team to drop Kaun with a spinning Samoan Drop followed by a senton splash! Henare covered, but Kidd came in to break it up. Andrade grabbed Kidd and dropped a hammer elbow on him, only for Kidd to come right back with a lariat. Kidd went after Henare, who clotheslined him to the floor. Henare got trapped in the wrong corner and was overwhelmed by The Demand, with Liona throwing Henare into a cutter from Kaun!


Ricochet hit a springboard splash and covered, but Akira was there to break it up. He stayed on Ricochet until he was surrounded by Kaun and Liona. He tried to throw every chop he could on both men, and the crowd loved his efforts! Kaun and Liona never moved, and they snatched up Akira, but he escaped and dove to the floor onto Kidd! Akira celebrated only to get sandwiched by Liona and Kaun. Newman came over the top to take out Liona and Kaun! Back in the ring, Henare kicked Ricochet away and tagged Ospreay!


Ospreay and Ricochet renewed the long-term hostilities by trading strikes in the middle of the ring! Ospreay and Ricochet each had their own flurry until Ospreay took Ricochet down with a corkscrew kick and covered him for a near-fall. Ospreay waited on the ropes for a springboard, so Ricochet ducked underneath and came back with a handspring elbow. Connors tagged in and powerslammed Ospreay. He tried to get a head of steam, but Ospreay cut him off with a kick. Kidd laid out Ospreay with a big elbow. Kaun dropped Andrade with a clothesline. Henare came in and headbutted Kaun. Henare and Liona exchanged headbutts until Henare used a leaping headbutt to send Liona to the floor. Ricochet came off the top with a springboard clothesline to Henare! Akira charged at Ricochet, who sent him to the apron. Akira changed targets and came off the turnbuckle connectors with a moonsault to Liona and Kaun on the floor!


Back in the ring, Newman escaped Ricochet’s grasp and leveled him with a lariat. Connors cut Newman down with a spear! He tried to do the same to Ospreay, but Andrade stopped Connors cold with Dia De Los Muertos! Ospreay finished Connors with the Hidden Blade to get the pinfall victory for his team! 

United Empire celebrated in the ring, and Andrade showed Ospreay his guaranteed AEW World Title shot contract as they shook hands. Kidd pulled Andrade to the floor to brawl before they meet on Collision! The two teams brawled on the floor with security trying to keep them apart! Kidd sent Andrade over the commentary desk, but Ospreay came right after Kidd! Kidd threw Ospreay in the ring, but Ospreay came back with a hook kick! Ospreay started to hook up Kidd for a Tiger Driver, so Kidd dropped down and hit Ospreay low! Kidd brought a chair in the ring, but the music of the Death Riders played, and they came through the crowd!


They surrounded the ring as Kidd started to get ready to use the chair, but Moxley dove in and took it away! He threw the chair down and tried to reason with Kidd, who wasn’t having it. Kidd picked up the chair and went to swing at Ospreay, but Moxley stepped in his way. Kidd paused long enough for Andrade to tackle him out of the ring! They brawled into the crowd!


Moxley stood behind Ospreay as the AEW World Champion struggled to his feet. Moxley picked up the AEW World Title and put it on Ospreay’s shoulder. He grabbed Ospreay’s head, and they both looked up to see that Ospreay vs. Moxley for the AEW World Title will happen on Saturday, September 26 at All Out! Moxley looked stunned, and Ospreay was guarded. Moxley looked at the belt and slowly backed away from Ospreay before leaving the ring as Dynamite came to a close!


Catch AEW Collision this Saturday on TNT & HBO Max at 8/7c from right back here in Allen, Texas!

And remember… We are AEW—Where The Best Wrestle!


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