Revolution is in the rear-view and the AEW International Championship Eliminator begins… now!
- Penelope Ford vs. Willow Nightingale
- Brian Cage & Dralistico vs. Powerhouse Hobbs & Hologram
- AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament: Orange Cassidy vs. Hechicero
- AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament: The Beast Mortos vs. ???
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AEW Dynamite 3/12/25
Live from the Save Mart Center at Fresno State, in Fresno, California! Tony Schiavone, Excalibur, and Taz are on the call tonight and here’s The Cleaner! Omega says he never expected to be back here, especially with the International Championship. Not only is Omega back, but he’s back with a single’s title. Omega also has to thank… Takeshita? Takeshita pushed Omega harder at the PPV than he could have ever pushed himself. Takeshita made the title truly international, and Omega wants whoever has this title to legitimately call themselves the best on the planet. Omega will be watching very closely, so until then, goodbye and good… night.
The Opps music hits as Kenny Omega walks to the back, and Omega stares down Shibata!
Match #1. The Opps vs. Vinny Pacificio, Eli Thesus, and Gabriel Aeros
Joe with some strong jabs and a running back elbow to Thesus (I think). Hook gets the tag and a big hip toss. Wrist clutch Northern Lights by Hook. Pacifico charges and misses. Shibata is in with a running boot in the corner and hard chops in the corner. Big dropkick to the face and a half-and-half front suplex. Two count. Sleeper. PK. Finito.
Winners: The Opps
Rating: NA.
Ricochet says he didn’t want that ugly ass robe, anyway. Omega’s championship does look pretty, but it would look better on Ricochet’s waist. Ricochet knows what Shibata is capable of, but he’s giving him the option to give up and not show up.
A rematch on Dynamite next week, as Cope takes on Jon Moxley in a Street Fight! Wow, that was quick.
Swerve will be challenging the winner of that match at AEW Dynasty, which is just four weeks away.
Moxley reminds us that they used to call Cope the opportunist. Moxley should have put Cope on ice before Christian had a chance to tie his boots. Cope was hurt but he didn’t care. Glassy eyes, sucking wind, but he didn’t care. Whatever Adam Copeland is made of, it’s rare, but if you want to complain about the rules.. take the rules. Street fight. Next week.
Match #2. Brian Cage & Dralistico w/ Mortos vs. Hologram & Powerhouse Hobbs w/ HarleyGram
Hobbs attacks Cage on the floor and here we go. Hologram and Dralistico trade chops inside the ring. Arm drag, chops, head lock take overs, and pin falls back and forth here and we reset. Cage gets the tag and Holograms dumps Dralistico to the outside. Military press by Cage but Holograms hurricanranas him to the floor. Suicide dive by Hologram but Cage catches him in a vertical suplex and drops him! Cage now curls Hologram and tosses him back in the ring. Commercial. Back from break and Mortos is putting the boots to Hologram behind the referee’s back, but HarleyGram stops it. Crucifix Bomb by Dralistico back in the ring and Hologram is back with a Spanish Fly. Everyone is down. Hobbs is in and tosses Dralistico like a sack of laundry. Hobbs wants Cage… and he gets him. MEAT. MEAT. MEAT. Superkick by Cage. Boby block by Hobbs. Powerslam! Two count. Dralistico wants in and elbows Hobbs out of nowhere. Hobbs doesn’t flinch, but a thrust kick and German suplex combo drops him. Dropkick and a step up rana to Dralistico. Powerbomb to Hologram and a buckle bomb by Cage on to Hobbs. Deadlift German suplex to Hobbs! MEATTTTTTTT. Dralistico springboards in misses whatever he was supposed to do, awkward spot, so Hobbs gets mad and running powerslams Dralistico. Discus lariat by Cage to Hobbs. Cage brings Hobbs to the apron but Hologram is here with an enziguiri and Hobbs spinebusters Cage on the apron. Hologram moonsaults off Hobbs to Cage on the floor. Another awkward spot in the corner between Hobbs and Dralistico and you can audibly hear Dralistico yelling at him. Hobbs sends him to the apron and he springboards in, right into a spinebuster!
Winners: Brian Cage & Hologram
Rating: **3/4. Some cool stuff happening here, but it felt a little all over the place and kind of just thrown together.
Lance Archer and Mark Davis hit the ring and talk down Dralistico.
We get a recap of the Toni Storm and Mariah May feud, culminating at the Hollywood Ending.
Stitches in her lip, staples in her head, and glass in her ass.. Toni Storm is here to tell you that this tramp is still the champ. A chunk of Storm’s heart will be gone forever, but when she looks at the title, it was well worth it. It is Storm’s honor to be our AEW Women’s World Champion, because this is the most talented locker in all of pro wrestling. Toni runs down all the champions of AEW, but you’ll never hear her meow, because she is no pussy cat. Nobody swings like Toni Storm, so ladies, put your keys in the bowl and let’s get this orgy started. It will be messy, and it will be sweaty, but it will always be… timelessssss!
Megan Bayne blasts Toni Storm from behind and stands over here. I guess we have our next challenger.
Match #3. AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament: The Beast Mortos vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
Speedball bows to Mortos and here we go. Rapid fire kicks by Speedball and a high kick. Speedball moonsaults from the apron and Mortos runs him over with a shoulder block. Mortos misses a charge in the corner, topping over and to the outside. Speedball with a running plancha to the floor and we are headed to commercial. Back from break as Speedball connects with a spinning back kick and a high kick. Running Shooting Star Press gets a two count. Tornado kick by Speedball but Mortos rolls to the outside. Running boot to Mortos on the apron and an inside-out moonsault over the corner. Mortos goes up top but gets caught with an enziguiri. Liger Bomb off the top by Speedball, but he misses the Ultimate Weapon. Huge pop-up Samoan drop by Mortos! Two count. Mortos up top now but Speedball catches him with a forearm. Both guys up top now and Mortos tosses Speeball with an avalanche gorilla press! Headbutt by Mortos into a tilt a whirl backbreaker. Discus lariat! Both guys trade roll ups. PK by Speedball! Moonsault knee drop by Speedball! Tornado kick by Speedball and this one is over!
Winner: Speedball Mike Bailey
Rating: ***1/2. Crowd loved this one and Bailey is a great addition to the AEW roster. He and Mortos beat the heck out of each other here and Speedball already has the crowd behind him.
Renee is with The Patriarchy. Why interject yourself on Sunday? Renee is related to Jon Moxley, and Christian doesn’t talk to anyone related to Jon Moxley. Christian is still the reigning, defending, next AEW World Champion and he wants his contract back. Christian wanted a one-on-one match, and he did not tap out. He also, did not pass out. Christian relegated his breathing and was preparing to turn it around, when…
“You’re just making excuses!” Nick Wayne interrupts Christian and tells him he should have stuck with the plan, and he owes him an apology. Christian shoves Wayne and Mama Wayne stops him, but Christian says keep it up and she’ll be back at the waffle house. How many world titles did Nick win? How many did his biological father win? The coward he was, that died in front of his mother’s face. Christian will be AEW World Champion if it’s the last thing he does. The next time they have this conversation… will be the last time.
MJF can be seen in his locker room screaming at himself, telling himself he’s not enough… before putting his fist through a mirror.
Speaking of MJF, here he is, at the ring. MJF says he knew Hangman had to cheat to win, and it was a fluke victory. This thing isn’t over between them.
Enter… MVP? MJF looks confused as well.
Both guys share a hug! MVP says he’s proud of MJF, and he gives us a history lesson. MJF volunteered to drive MVP to a HR documentary (lead singer of the hardcore band Bad Brains, btw), and all e had to do was ask questions. MJF told MVP back then, one day, he would be a heavyweight, main event, world champion.
What MVP is not, proud of, is what happened to him on Sunday. Why isn’t Max… angry? Why… is he whining? MVP knows why. MJF has lost his edge, and people don’t respect him anymore. Nor do they… fear him.
You know who they do fear? The Hurt Syndicate. And that… is what MJF is missing. MVP extends his car to MJF… and MJF rejects him.
With all due respect… MJF doesn’t need his help, nor does he need his advice. MJF tells us he was the worst champion for 406 days.
Keyword… “was.”
MJF takes his car.
Match #4. Max Caster vs. Konosuke Takeshita
Takeshita accepts the open challenge, but Caster tries to talk his way out of it. Takeshita destroys Caster with an elbow and picks him up before the three count.. Raging Fire.
Winner: Konoske Takeshita
Rating: NR
Match #5. Willow Nightingale vs. Penelope Ford
Body slam and a vertical suplex by Willow. Ford ducks a clothesline and drops a pair of knees on Willow on the apron. Commercial break. Short-arm palm strike to the chest and a trio of clotheslines. Avalanche in the corner and a big spinebuster by Willow. Two count. Ford breaks free of the Doctor Bomb but Willow locks in the Gory Special. Ford bites her way out! Triangle choke over the ropes by Ford, but she’s got to break as four. Diving crossbody by Ford gets two. Superkick by Willow. Pump kick by Ford. Stunner by Willow! Pounceeee.
Winner: Willow Nightingale
Rating: **. Not a whole lot here.
Ford attacks Willow with a steel chair after the match, and it’s the worst chair shot ever. Statlander makes the save and Willow looks confused, allowing Megan Bayne to attack both women from behind. Clotesline to both women and an F5 to Statlander!
Renee is in the back with Mercedes Mone. Mone has a bruised throat, and she asked Billy Starkz to join her. Starkz wants to learn from the best. Can that be Mone?
Will Ospreay meets Tony Schiavone in the middle of the ring and he wants to be the world heavyweight champion.
MJF runs into Hangman Page in the back. MJF says he’s calling Hangman’s bluff, and what happens is, MJF goes on to become one of the greatest of all time, and Hangman is going to fail just before he gets to the top. One day, the fans are going to get sick and tired of waiting for Hangman to win the big one. MJF will win it over and over again, laughing at Hangman the entire way up the mountain.
Match #6. AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament: Orange Cassidy vs. Hechicero
Hechicero prevents pocket hands and looks for a kimura. Cassidy does get the hands in the pocket and connects with a shotgun dropkick. Leg lace roll up by Cassidy gets two. Back from break and Hechicero is on the apron, taunting Cassidy. Cassidy dives off the top with a crosbody, but Hechicero blocks a satelite DDT with a spinning hammerlock backbreaker! Two count. Stundog Millionaire and a Satellite DDT. Cassidy tries to kip up but the knee that Hechicero worked on during the commercial has come back to haunt Cassidy. Cassidy goes up top and drops a lazy elbow… right into a triangle choke! Hechicero rolls through and traps the arm, right into a Rings of Saturn. Cassidy gets his foot on the rope. Around the world by Cassidy but he somehow traps the arms and rolls Hechicero up in the mouse trap for the win!
Winner: Orange Cassidy
Rating **1/2. Not a heck of a lot of time for this one, and it showed. Hechicero is so cool, but this one didn’t really click for me with the time allotted.
Speedball Mike Bailey makes his way to pay respect to Cassidy
