An International Championship match, the return of FTR, and more tonight!
- Will Ospreay vs. Bryan Keith
- Daniel Garcia & FTR vs. The Undisputed Kingdom
- Deonna Purrazzo vs. Harley Cameron
- AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
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AEW Dynamite 2/26/25
Live from the Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, California! Taz, Excalibur, and Tony Schiavone are standing by the ringside area and there’s an alarm…
Adam Copeland shows up in an ambulance! Cope just wants the Death Riders to know how they’re leaving the arena tonight.
A video of MJF is shown. The only three letters that matter to him are MJF.. as he’s getting his AEW tattoo lasered off.
Hangman Page shows up in a pickup truck with longhorns on it. Page pulls up in the parking lot, walks through the arena, and right to the ring in his jeans.
Match #1. Hangman Page vs. Aaron Solow
Big boot by Page but a corkscrew kick by Solow. Lariat by Hangman and the Buckshot finishes this one.
Winner: Hangman Page
Page grabs a chair and takes a seat before calling out MJF. MJF is here, with a bloody towel wiping off his hands. MJF is worried he doesn’t have a prayer on March 9th, but he better leave now and go get ready for this match. Wait, MJF forgot why he came out here, and he’s awfully worried about your friend. A video of Christopher Daniels busted open in the back is shown.
Renee is with Chris Jericho, after a video package of his title defense vs. Bandido on Collision was shown. Don Callis and Mark Davis walk out of Chris Jericho’s locker room, as Bryan Keith is collecting the Bounty on Will Ospreay’s head tonight.
Match #2. Bryan Keith vs. Will Ospreay
Both guys trade hard chops to start. Body slam by Ospreay and a standing moonsault. Keith rolls to the outside and Ospreay comes over the top with a big plancha. Springboard back inside the ring but Keith moves and Ospreay rolls to the floor. Running boot by Keith on the floor turns Ospreay inside out. Commercial break. Handspring corkscrew kick by Ospreay and a series of right hands. Mafia kick in the corner by Ospreay and a Phenomenal Forearm gets a two count. Don Callis and Kyle Fletcher are looking on from the sky box, by the way. Kawada kicks by Ospreay but Keith fires back with a high kick. Leaping enziguiri by Ospreay. Lariat by Keith. Stundog Millionaire by Ospreay! OsCutter! One, two, no! Ospreay thinks Hidden Blade but Keith counters with a knee! Tiger Bomb by Keith gets a long two count. Ospreay rolls through another Tiger Driver attempt and picks up Keith… Styles Clash! Hidden Blade finishes this one.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Rating: ***1/2. Good win for Ospreay but Bryan Keith showed up and showed out here. Would have loved to see this one get a bit more time, but what we got was awesome.
Ospreay heads into the crowd to meet Kyle Fletcher and it’s a brawl on the stairs! Security is there early to keep both of these guys from killing each other and the crowd loves it.
We’ll have an update on Toni Storm’s condition this Saturday on Collision, after the vicious attack from Mariah May.
Mercede Mone is in the back and she bumps into Billy Starkz. Mone throws Starkz drink in her face and Momo shows up, swinging a bat.
The OutRunners clip from SportsCenter this week is shown, which can only mean…
Match #3. The OutRunners vs. The Murder Machines
Cage blasts Turbo Floyd off the apron for no reason, and here we go. Double dropkick by Floyd and Magnum dumps both Machines to the floor. DOUBLE BICEPS BY THE OUTRUNNERS. Machines quickly take control and throw The OutRunners into everything at ringside as we go to commercial. Back from break and Archer is standing on the neck of Magnum in the corner. Running back elbow by Archer. Two. Three. Cage gets the tag and clotheslines Magnum. Jawbreaker by Magnum and he ducks a clothesline… here comes Turbo Floyd! Right hands to everyone! Crossbody off the middle rope to Cage. Cage accidentally clotheslines Archer in the corner but Archer steps on Floyd from a standing position. Death Valley Driver to Magnum. Ripchord elbow by Cage, right hand by Archer, and a jumping knee by Cage! Two count. Truth makes the save as Cage looked fo a powerbomb, but now Archer chokeslams Floyd in the middle of the ring. Two count! Archer is not thrilled. Archer wants Blackout anddddd… oh, the Hurt Syndicate’s music hits! Archer gets distracted and… rolled up for the three!
Winners: The OutRunners
Rating: **1/4. Fine tag team match here, and you know what you’re getting with The OutRunners… you’re getting some fun. The outcome of this match was a surprise, however.
Swerve is here with Prince Nana. Swerve reminds us that three years ago he signed at Revolution, and he made Black History when he fulfilled his destiny in becoming AEW World Heavyweight Champion. Swerve didn’t just defend his title, he showcased it, all the way to All In. Swerve said Nana was right two weeks ago, when he said the title was not his focus. Swerve reminds us that he’s still the man around here. Swerve is still the BITW and he needs gold around his waist, but he’s got to deal with Ricochet first. Ricochet isn’t done with Swerve, not yet, and they’re only done when Swerve says they are.
Enter Ricochet.
Are you stupid, or are you dumb, Swerve? Ricochet says he’s done. Winners don’t chase losers, and the fans don’t realize that, as Ricochet runs down the sports teams. Ricochet is a champion, as he turns around his hit to reveal an Eagles Super Bowl hat.
Nana says the fans deserve a rematch, and Tony Khan agrees. Whoever wins… will be the number one contender for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship!
Ricochet is conflicted. All he has to do, is whoop Swerve’s ass again? YOU’RE ON!
Swerve tries to leave, but Prince Nana says he’s got to talk to him. Nana says he’s proud of him, and he’s glad he’s making the AEW Championship a priority. Nana wants Swerve to go back to who he was. Who he believes he is. Who the fans think he is. Nana took a lot of bullets for Swerve. To see Ricochet walking around with Nana’s robe… Swerve needs to get Nana’s robe back. Or… he doesn’t know if he can do this anymore! Nana walks out on Swerve.
Renee is in the back with Hangman Page, who’s leaving the arena. If Hangman doesn’t run MJF over… he’s going to wish he did.
Match #4. Undisputed Kingdom vs. FTR & Daniel Garcia
Kyle tries to grab a straight ankle lock on Cash early, but Cash gets to the ropes. Tag to Cole, who misses an enziguiri on Garcia and both guys go move for move and wind up in a stalemate. Dax gets a tag and he forces Cole to tag Roddy, who gets arm dragged. Roddy delivers some brutal chops and Dax fires back! Snap suplex by Dax and a leg drop. Quick tag to Garcia who counters a suplex with a swinging neckbreaker. Garcia and Cole start jawing at each other as Kyle comes in with a boot to the face of Garcia and here’s FTR in the ring… hockey fight! Pump kick to Dax and a superkick by Cole! Cash charges Kyle on the floor but eats a knee to the stomach. Running dropkick by Kyle to Dax who’s on a chair by the corner of the guard rail! Shotgun dropkick by Garcia on the floor! Roddy back drops Garcia on the LED board! Tornado DDT by Cash to Roddy! Commercial time as everyone is down. Back from break and Roddy is clearning the ring with rising knees. Back suplex mat return to Cash. Running knee strike off the apron by Kyle to Cash. Gut buster/backstabber/PK combo by the UK gets a two on Dax. Running knee by Roddy but Dax shoves Kyle into Roddy and locks in a Sharpshooter on Kyle! Kyle tries to fight for the ropes and army crawls to the bottom rope but Dax pulls him back in. Kyle finally gets to the rope and tries it again as all six men are in the ring and it’s a triple small package by the UK for twos. Triple double clotheslines and everyone is down. Garcia throws his entire body into a lariat on Cole, as Dax locks a Sharpshooter in on Roddy. Kyle is in and jumps a guillotine on Dax! Cash traps Kyle in an abdominal stretch and Garcia tries for a piledriver but Cole jackknifes him for the win!
Winners: Undisputed Kingdom
Rating: ***3/4. Excellent trios match here, which almost got to that next gear but I feel like this is just the beginning. We need the Trios titles on the UK… soon.
After the match, all six guys seem like they want to shake hands but Kyle kicks Garcia’s hand away and a skirmish ensues,
Quickly made official for Collision, Adam Cole vs. Daniel Garcia for the TNT Championship!
Claudio is in the back looking for Cope, and there he is! They quickly battle to the ringside area where Wheeler Yuta is, and they jump Cope. Claudio lays in some chair shots but Jay White’s music hits and Cope is able to spear Claudio. Marina jumps on Cope’s back and Yuta accidentally hits her with the Busaiku Knee! Bladerunner to Yuta! ConChairTo to Claudio! Cope sets up Shafir for a ConChairTo as Moxley is being kept at bay by White. Willow’s music hits.. and SHE blasts Marina with the chair!
Match #5. Deonna Purrazzo vs. Harley Cameron
Arm drags by Cameron to start. Deonna blocks a spinning neck breaker and almost grabs the Fujiwara, but Cameron escapes. Tieres by Cameron and now she hits the neckbreaker. High kick from the apron as Cameron goes up top but Deonna catches her with a rising boot and drops her to the floor. Baseball slide by Deonna and we’re back going to commercial. Shining Wizard by Cameron as we come back. Cameron tries a bulldog over the middle rope but Deonna shoves her off and boots her in the face. Powerbomb by Deonna gets a long two count. Fujiawara armbar attempt but Cameron rolls her up for two. Deonna looks for a clothesline but Cameron traps the arm, bends Deonna back, and connects with a twisting reverse DDT-like maneuver. One, two, three!
Winner: Harley Cameron
Rating: **1/4. Not a bad match here, and a solid win for Cameron, with the fans clearly behind her. For someone who’s only been wrestling for three years, Cameron has “it.”
Match #6. AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
Don Callis joins the commentary table with Mark Davis as his heater. Back and forth to start as Cassidy evades a rising knee and Takeshita slips an Orange Punch. Cassidy with some Orange strikes, but Takeshita comes back with a big elbow. Thrust kick by Cassidy and a shotgun dropkick in the corner. Cassidy with some boots in the corner but Takeshita goes to the eyes. Cassidy springboards in the ring from the apron and snatches Takeshita with a swinging DDT! Two count. Takeshita roars back with a rolling elbow and we go to commercial. Back from break and Takeshita is putting the boots to Cassidy in the corner. Cassidy counters the Blue Thunder Bomb with elbow strikes to the back of the head and a back flip. Takeshita blocks the Satellite DDT, blocks a Stundog Millionaire, and holds Cassidy for the Blue Thunder Bomb! Wow. Two count. Takeshita looks for a powerbomb but Cassidy takes him over the top and to the floor. Cassidy takes a seat on the announce table and invites Takeshita to punch him in the face.. and Takeshita does. Cassidy goes pocket hands and Takeshita follows him up on the table… Beach Break through the table! Takeshita barely beats the count but walks into an Orange Punch! Takeshita rolls to the outside and Cassidy follows up with a suicide dive into a DDT! Cassidy comes off the top into a HUGE elbow. Takeshita thinks brainbuster but it’s STUNDOG MILLIONAIRE! Crowd is losing it. Elbow pad is down. Overhook tombstone by Takeshita! Takeshita holds on and Cassidy counters into a victory roll bomb (!?) for two! Orange Punch is countered into a POWERFUL Raging Fire and this one is over!
Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Konosuke Takeshita
Rating: ****1/4. Yeah, this ruled. The crowd loved it and Takeshita is untouchable right now. Heck of a showing by Cassidy as usual, and the crowd is always behind him. Excellent main event.
Final Thoughts: Man, this was a fun two hours of wrestling. The wrestling was strong and consistent throughout, and we had some nice build up to Revolution in two weeks. Opening the show with Will Ospreay, a strong trios match, and an International Championship match in the main event is really just excellent pacing. 8.75/10.
