Four of wrestling on a Wednesday night? Hope y’all are caffeinated.
- Mark Briscoe vs. Jon Moxley
- Atlantis & Templario vs. FTR
- Mina Shirakawa & Toni Storm vs. Julia Hart & Skye Blue
- Trios Match: Kevin Knight, Komander, & Mike Bailey vs. La Faccion Ingobernable
- AEW International Championship Fatal Four-Way: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Brody King vs. Mascara Dorada
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AEW Dynamite: Fyter Fest 2025
Live from the Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado!
Will Ospreay opens the show with Tony Schiavone. Ospreay wants Swerve and Hangman to put their differences aside and fight the real enemy… Jon Moxley. Ospreay says he will play a part in insuring the belt comes back to AEW. Ospreay knows that Swerve will do anything he can to prevent Hangman from taking the title, but Ospreay said he’s willing to step in if he has to. Ospreay says he would take a bullet for Swerve, but before that, he would take a bullet for AEW. Next week, Ospreay wants a fight with Swerve!
Here comes… The KRU?
Fans chant for them to STFU but Andretti wants them to shut their mouth. Lio Rush says Ospreay is a true Brit, and they like to talk a lot. Ospreay is out here doing a lot of yapping, and Rush wants to shut him up. Ospreay says he’s got his crimefighting pants on and his fake tan, bruv, so let’s do this.
Mark Briscoe tells us that his son asked him if he quit last week when Moxley locked him in that bulldog choke? NEVER QUIT, SON!
Match #1. Jon Moxley vs. Mark Briscoe
To the surprise of no one, both guys brawl to start. The fight spills to the outside where Briscoe uses some Redneck Kung Fu. Briscoe is busted open now as we come back from commercial break. Fans get behind Briscoe and he tries to lay in some chops, and now some throat thrusts. Enziguiri by Briscoe now and Moxley rolls to the outside. Briscoe follows with a flipping suicide dive right in front of the announcer’s desk. Sliding lariat by Briscoe gets two. Moxley is up and they’re trading elbows. Flying forearm by Briscoe and he’s thinking about the Jay Driller, but Moxley counters with a short-arm clothesline. Moxley thinks Paradigm Shift and Briscoe responds with a huge lariat of his own. Froggy Bow attempt by Briscoe but Moxley catches him with the rear naked choke in the middle of the ring. Moxley transitions into the straight armbar quickly, but Briscoe gets to the ropes. Death Valley Driver by Briscoe! Jay Driller! One, two, no! Moxley kicks out of the Jay Driller! Boo-urns. Briscoe signals for the Cutthroat Driver! Briscoe has Moxley up, but Moxley counters with an arm ringer and he follows up with a curb stomp! Moxley now locks in the rear naked choke, but Briscoe bounces off the ropes and rolls back over him, sticking him for the pin but only getting two. Moxley holds on, locks in the rear naked choke, and Briscoe goes out.
Winner: Jon Moxley
Rating: ***1/4. Fun brawl here but I question the finish, and Moxley needing to kick out of the Jay Driller? Briscoe said he doesn’t want his children to think he’s a quitter, and then we get the same finish? Kind of weird.
Mercedes is joining the commentary table which can only mean…
Wait, I take it back, she’s not joining the commentary table, she’s got a table for one with a rib eye and a glass of Vino.
Match #2. Mina Shirakawa & Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue & Julia Hart
Side Russian leg sweep by Mina to Blue and a quick tag to Storm. Mina goes over the back of Storm with a tornillo for two. Hart tags herself in and locks in a tarantula but breaks before the DQ. Magic Killer into a Uranage by Blue and Hart and we’re going to commercial. Back from break and Hart tries to go old school, and does. Sliding back elbow by Hart and a running PK by Blue. Storm breaks it up at two and that allows Mina to connect with a rolling elbow. Hair pull by Hart and both women go up top. Mina shoves Hart off and follows up with a diving Slindblade. Mina doesn’t get all of it, but she gets enough to make the tag. Shotgun dropkick by Storm to everyone. Thesz Press and a flurry of right hands by Storm. Sky High to Blue! Spinning backfist by Mina to Hart. Mina and Storm think about kiss but settle for a pair of German suplexes. Hip attacks by Storm and Mina before Storm locks in the TCM Chicken Wing on Blue. Blue taps!
Winners: Mina Shirakawa & Toni Storm
Rating: **3/4. I think it’s time for women’s tag titles, no? Blue and Hart put up a heck of a fight here, but this is all about Toni and Mercedes.
After the match, Toni drinks Mercedes wine and eats her steak.
Will Ospreay is in the back with Lexy Nair. Next week, Swerve and Ospreay is official! MJF is here, though. MJF reminds Ospreay that he can’t beat Hangman. Hangman and Swerve are animals, and you’ve got to let them eat each other. Ospreay is thinking about AEW, not himself. MJF inquires about Ospreay’s son, Harry. Ospreay grabs MJF but The Hurt Synicate are here. MVP wishes Ospreay luck tonight.
After a break, The Hurt Syndicate are here. Bobby Lashley used to live in Denver, but he’s a Texas guy now. MVP says Lashley and Benjamin, are the greatest tag team of all time. If AEW is where the best wrestle, then where are the contenders for these titles? There is no one capable of beating Lashley and Benjamin. Period.
Show respect to the Young Genius, Maxwell Jacob Freidman. As you dumb schmucks know, MJF wants gold. That means he’s going to have to start wrestling a bit more, like the marks in the back. MJF says Mexico’s top guy is Mistico? Mexico believes Mistico is the GOAT, but that can’t be true, because MJF is. The best wrestler in the world hails from the US of A, not Mexico. MJF sold out Arena Mexico, and he was the youngest man to ever do that. Why? He’s a Mega Star… Happy Gilmore 2 plug. MJF wants to watch Mistico’s match next week, and he will let him know what he thinks.
When it comes to the Syndicate.. it ain’t personal, it’s just… business.
Here’s Kevin Knight, Komander, and Speedball. Komander says MJF disrespects Lucha Libre, Mistico, and Komander. Komander then cuts a promo in Spanish and MVP translated into MJF’s ear in a funny bit. Speedball says if MJF wants the best, then in front of them are a group of international killers. Kevin Knight says they want a match tonight.
MVP says no shot, they haven’t earned it. You want a title shot? Earn it.
Match #3. Trios Match: Mike Bailey, Komander, & Kevin Knight vs. La Faccion Ingobernable
LFI does LFI stuff early on in this match, as the fight starts outside the ring. Arm drag by Knight and an assisted shotgun dropkick in the corner. Bailey gets the tag and delivers some roundhouse kicks in the corner. Dropkick to the side of the head by Bailey. Mortos distracts Bailey and Rush flattens him with a rolling elbow. Triple splash in the corner and a triple dropkick. Triple military press by LFI sends Bailey to the outside on top of his partners. Commercial. We’re back and Komander is in, moonsaulting off the top and landing on his feet. Springboard Destroyer by Dralistico! Tag to Rush and Knight and both guys are beating each other down. Palm strike by Rush and a rolling elbow. Down goes Knight. Rush teases the Bull’s Horns, but stops short and punts Knight in the face. TRANQUILOOOO. Rush charges Knight but Knight counters with a tilt a whirl backbreaker. Two count. Triple dropkicks by the good guys. Triple plancha to the floor! Bailey and Knight hold Mortos up for an assisted Code Red! Two count. Dralistico low bridges Bailey. Snap rebound German suplex by Rush and a pop-up Samoan drop by Mortos! Springboard cruciix bomb by Dralistico! One, two, NO! Kevin Knight makes the save. Komander flips out of a suplex and tags Bailey. Victory roll on Mortos for two. Komander drags Dralistico to the floor with a head scissors. Shooting Star knee drop by Bailey gets two on Mortos. Discus lariat by Mortos. Superkick by Bailey. Assisted lariat by Knight. Time Adventure by Bailey. Komander walks the ropes and changes his mind in mid-air, diving on Rush and Dralistico. UFO Splash by Knight! One, two, three!
Winners: Mike Bailey, Komander, & Kevin Knight
Rating: ***1/4. Crowd at this one up and it had all the fun stuff you expect from these guys. Bailey, Komander and Knight getting a win over an established trios group like LFI is a choice, though.
The Hurt Syndicate hit the stage and announce that next week, these guys get to face Shelton Benjamin, MJF, and Bobby Lashley in a trios match. They get a preview… now, however. Superkicks and dropkicks by Bailey and Kniight. Springboard dropkick by Komander to MJF and a triple plancha.
The Paragon are with Alicia Atout and Daniel Garcia. Adam Cole says they have a mutual dislike for the Don Callis Family. Garcia agrees.
Nick Wayne didn’t win the BOSJ, but he’s the son of Christian Cage, the Ring of Honor TV Champion.. and he’s going to defend that title tonight. Despite the fact he had 13 matches in 22 days, he’s defending his title in a four-way tonight.
Platinum Max Caster is here and he wants to know who can survive, the best wrestler alive? Caster has a petition saying he’s the best wrestler alive, and he wants the referee to sign it. Max gets the fans to chant his name and wonders… who can survive?
Match #4. Max Caster vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
Five minutes on the clock. Here we go. Shoulder block by Hobbs and clotheslines in the corner. Caster pokes the eyes and comes off the top, but Hobbs catches him with a spinebuster. Finito.
Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs
Rating: NR
Match #5. AEW International Championship Fatal Four-Way: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorada vs. Brody King
Everyone gangs up on Brody to start. Brody runs through a clothesline and takes out everyone. Omega feigns a dive but Claudio moves to the outside. Dorada and Kenny go move-for-move as Brody clotheslines Claudio over the top rope. Commercial break. YOU CAN’T ESCAPE to Claudio but he gets the knees up! Brody is here and he’s busted open somehow, too. Claudio now targets the midsection with shoulders in the corner but Kenny ducks under… Snap dragon! One for Dorado! One for Brody but no, Brody elbows him into the corner. Brody grabs Dorada and it’s a running Death Valley Driver to Omega in the corner with Dorada on his shoulders! Claudio pops Brody up into a European uppercut and gets two. Spinning hook kick by Kenny to Claudio and it’s the first V-Trigger! Kenny wants a superplex but Brody catches him and chops him down. Kenny grabs Brody in an electric chair and Claudio comes of the top with a European! Two count. Springboard shotgun dropkick by Dorada but Claudio send him to the outside. Claudio goes up top but Brody catches him, but Claudio gordbusters him to the mat. Doarada runs and jumps off the back of Brody onto the top, and hurricanranas Claudio off, onto Brody! Two count. V-Trigger to Dorada! To Claudio! One Winged Angel to Dorada, but he counters into a poisonrana! Lariat by Brody! Discus lariat by Claudio but Brody eats it and delivers one to Claudio! Brody and Claudio now trade shots in the middle of the ring until Dorada springboards in with an inside-out tieres to Brody. Big swing by Claudio to Brody and Dorada adds a dropkick! Two count. Neutralizer by Claudio to Brody but it’s only a two count. Superkick by Dorada to Kenny. Inside-out hurricanrana to Claudio! Two count. Another superkick by Dorada, before sending Claudio to the floor. Shooting Star Press by Dorada to Claudio on the floor. Tope to Brody. Diving hurricanrana attempt to Kenny but he catches Dorada, switches him around in mid-air, and finishes this one with the One Winged Angel!
Winner: Kenny Omega
Rating: ****. Heck of a match here. Every single guy came out of that match looking strong, and you can’t ask for more than that. When Kenny Omega wrestles, it feels special, and this was no different.
OKADA IS HERE! Omega and Okada go face-to-face, each holding up their respective belt. IT WAS A FIRE FIGHTTTTTT! Both guys go at it in the middle of the ring! Okada escapes a One Winged Angel and he bails.
A video package of FTR is shown.
So technically, Dynamite ends here and Collision starts, but it’s all Fyter Fest, so…
Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness take over commentary duties and here we go!
Match #6. Will Ospreay vs. Lio Rush
Both guys go flip-for-flip to start this one, until Rush slaps Ospreay in the face. Ospreay returns the favor and the fight continues to the outside as we go to commercial. Back from break and it’s a Poisonrana by Rush! Two count. Enziguiri by Rush as he dives off the top rope, but Ospreay catches him with a cutter. OsCutter by Ospreay! One, two, no! Ospreay thinks Hidden Blade but Andretti trips him up. Ospreay dumps Rush to the outside and a Sasuke Special takes out both Rush and Andretti. Phenomenal Forearm by Ospreay. Storm Breaker attempt by Ospreay but Rush counters into a tornado DDT. Rush goes up top… Rush Hour! One, two, no! Rush springboards in and Ospreay catches him, switches him around, and ends this one with the Styles Clash.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Rating: **3/4. This match was fine.. but I’m confused why CRU are like these monster bad guys that can take out Ospreay?
Andretti jumps Ospreay from behind. Assisted inverted TKO by CRU. Hangman is here and he runs both guys off.
Page says if Ospreay will have his back, he will also. Page is his own man and doesn’t need help from anyone to win the title, Ospreay and Swerve included. Page says he will never need, nor accept, help from Swerve. Page will ride in to Texas at All In and it will be his night!
Page turns around, and Jon Moxley is here! The rest of the Death Riders are slowly circling the ring, but Ospreay comes down the ramp with a pair of chairs as the Death Riders slunk away.
Don Callis is here with ProtoShida. Callis says he’s accepted the Paragon’s challenge and brings in their third member… Hechicero!
Match #7. Templario & Atlantis Jr. vs. FTR
Templario spinaroonies himself out of a leap frog and here we go. Enziguiri by Templario gets a quick two. Rising knee by Templario to both members of FTR and a double tieres by Atlantis Jr. (AJ). Assisted dropkick sends FTR to the floor. Templario wants a hurricanrana on Dax but Cash grabs him and tries a German suplex, but he lands on his feet. Spinebuster by Dax! Two count. Loooong commercial and we’re back with AJ clotheslining both FTR over the top. Doble tope suicida! Dropkick into a wheelbarrow suplex by Templario and AJ. Two count. Electric chair splash by AJ. Two count. Majistral cradle on Dax gets two. Hurricanrana by Templario gets two. Victory roll for two. Blind tag to Cash as Templario goes op top and comes off with a crossbody. Two count. Shatter Machine is blocked and Templario superkicks everyone. AJ goes up top but Dax throws him off and to the floor. Templario looks for a suplex inside from the apron, but Dax grabs the boot fro the outside and Dax gets the pin.
Winners: FTR
Rating: ***. Little sloppy at points but this got the job done, and FTR make it over 50 team they’ve deated in AEW
Stoke doesn’t care where you’re from, but everyone falls to FTR. Dax is struggling to get a word in, so they thin better of it and just leave.
Match #8. Trios Match: Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, & Hechicero vs. The OutRunners & Bandido
Excuse me, “Los OutRunners” tonight. Hechicero twists the knee of Bandido and starts with a spinning toe hold. Tornado arm drag by Bandido and an enziguiri from the apron. Springboard hurricanrana by Bandido. Victory roll into a back take into a rear naked choke, but Los OutRunners break it up. Plancha by Bandido on to the Don Callis Family, but he gets caught and powerbombed on the floor. Hechicero follows up with a plancha and takes everyone out. Back in the ring, Hechicero looks for a straight armbar but Magnum breaks free as we go to commercial. Back from break and Floyd is body slamming everyone… even Takeshita! Floyd tries to go old school with Hechicero, right into an arm drag! Bandido in now and Hechicero picks him out of the air with an ankle pick, right into a seat belt, for two. Maijstral for two. Double shotgun dropkick and everyone is down. Taekshita gets the tag and clears the OutRunners from the apron. Inverted GTS by Bandido but Takeshita holds on and plants Bandido with the Blue Thunder Bomb. Double suplex by OutRuners and a frog splash by Bandido! Two count. 21 Plex but Fletcher counters into a suplex, but Bandido counters that into a moonsault… anti-air superkick! Double Helluva kick in the corner to Bandido! Banaido counters a superbomb into a hurricanrana! Two count. Assisted suicide dive to Hechicero! DOUBLE BICEP ELBOW but Fletcher and Takeshita break it up with a pair of half nelson suplexes! Brainbuster and Raging Fire combo by Fletcher and Takeshita and that’ll do it.
Winners: The Don Callis Family
Rating: ***1/4. This was a lot of fun from start to finish. I keep forgetting Bandido is the ROH Champion, which probably isn’t a good thing, but Los Outrunners always get me and the Don Callis Family is awesome.
A video package of Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford is shown. Ford and Bayne are here in the back and remind us they told Anna Jay to bow down.. and there she is. Bayne picks up Jay and tries to send her off the ramp with Fate’s Descent, but Tay Melo is back! Melo makes the save and security breaks up the brawl.
Anthony Bowens and Daddy Ass are in the back Lexy Nair. Bowens wants to celebrate Pride month by beating Kyle Fletcher’s ass next week.
Ricochet joins the commentary table.
Match #9. Ring of Honor World TV Championship: Nick Wayne (c) vs. Sammy Guevara vs. Lee Johnson vs. AR Fox
Cutter by Fox to start. Pump kick by Wayne to Guevara and now he and Fox reunite their rivarly. Johnson pulls Wayne outside and Fox takes them both out with a plancha. Back flip by Sammy and a twisting dropkick. Springboard dropkick by Fox but Sammy catches him with a knee in mid-air. Suicide dive by Sammy to everyone. Corner moonsault by Fox. Blake Christian dives off the steps, as we go to commercial. Sammy rolls up Wayne for two as we’re back from break. Shoulder block by Sammy and an enziguiri. Back slide by Wayne gets two. Rising knee by Sammy to Wayne and he hits the GTH! Johnson breaks up the pin. Rolling DVD to Sammy and a moonsault by Johnson gets two. Fox dives over Sammy with a kick to Johnson. Superkick by Johnson to Fox. Dragon suplex by Wayne to Johnson and he and Fox square up again. Hockey fight! Spinning suplex by Fox to Wayne. Over the top Destroyer to a hanging Johnson! Never saw that. Fox goes up top and dives over the corner to Wayne and Sammy! Fox goes up… swanton to Wayne but he gets the knees up. High kick by Wayne and a cradle Fisherman’s buster finishes this one.
Winner and STILL ROH World TV Champion: Nick Wayne
Rating: ***1/2. This was a fast paced sprint from the start. AR Fox always seems to steal the show in these, an this was no exception.
AEW Summer Blockbuster is next week, and it’s another 4-hour spectacular.
Match #10. Thekla vs. Lady Frost
It’s the debut of the Toxic Spider! Running forearm in the corner and a snap mare by Thekla. Thekla locks in what looks like the Lockjaw, but the hold is broken due to a fish hook I’d guess. Thekla lays in the ropes like a spider and kicks Frota in the face. Running face wash by Thekla. Two. Frost fights her way up but runs into a forearm. Thekla does the spider walk, spears Frost, and then finishes her in the Death Trap.
Winner: Thekla
Rating: NR. Hot take, Frost looked better in this match than Thekla did and this wasn’t the best debut.
Thekla locks in the Lockjaw-like maneuver again after the bell, but Queen Aminata makes the save.
Tony Khan announces that Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega will take place at All In!
Match #11. Don Callis Family vs. The Paragon & Danny Garcia
Trent lays some hard forearms into Cole in the corner. Kyle gets the tag and get body slammed by Josh Alexander. Kitchen sink by Kyle and Garcia gets the tag, clearing the ring with clotheslines. Garcia mounts the entire Don Callis Family in the corner and delivers some punches. Archer gets on the apron and tosses Garcia to the floor. Garcia is in trouble now as Archer beats on him in the corner and it’s quick tags between the Callis Family. Vertical suplex by Rocky. Vertical suplex by Alexander. Garcia ducks a clothesline and tags Kyle. Now Roddy. Assisted gut buster to Archer. Superkick by Cole. Spicy dropkick by Roddy and a running knee off the apron by Kyle to Archer. Pump kick to Alexander and an enziguiri. Backstabber by Cole. Two count. Superkick to Rocky on the apron, and Roddy grabs him and drives him into the LED board with a back suplex. Running shotgun dropkick by Garcia to Rocky. Roddy stacks Trent on top of Rocky in the corner on the outside and Kyle delivers a running dropkick from the apron! Straightjacket German suplex by Alexander to Cole for a two count. Superkick by Cole to Alexander and the Panama Sunrise! Jackknife cover by Garcia but Archer picks him up and chokeslams him against the buckles. High low to Archer. Sliced Bread by Rocky to Kyle! Cole and Trent now legal and both men exchange elbows in the middle of the ring. Half nelson suplex by Trent to Cole. Trent runs into a superkick and Cole looks for the Panama Sunrise, but Trent holds on and thinks about Storm Zero. Garcia boots Trent in the face and Cole counters into a Code Red! Rocky comes off the top and misses and tries to springboard off the middle rope, but eats an anti-air superkick. Cole lowers the boom on Rocky! One, two, three!
Winners: The Paragon
Rating: ***1/2. The Paragon got a much-needed victory tonight, and Cole got a nice chance to shine in the main event.
Final Thoughts: That was… a long show. Consistent, but long. Strap back in next week because we’ve got another four hours coming your way. 8/10.Â
