Two big title matches highlight tonight’s Dynamite!
- AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament Four Way: Ricochet vs. Mark Davis vs. Speedball Mike Bailey vs. Orange Cassidy
- AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Billie Starkz
- AEW World Heavyweight Championship No DQ: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Adam Copeland
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AEW Dynamite 3/19/25
Live from the Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Omaha, Nebraska!
Match #1. AEW International Championship Eliminator Fatal Four Way
Cassidy mocks Speedball’s kicks with some of his own and delivers a shotgun dropkick. Ricochet pulls Cassidy to the outside as Speedball follows up with a diving hurricanrana to the floor. Speedball tries one on Davis but he gets powerbombed instead. Cassidy gets back suplexed on the apron for his trouble. Pump kick by Bailey to Ricochet on the apron. Speedball lays some chops in on Davis but Davis responds with one and absolutely floors him. Ricochet grabs a headset and lets us know that he’s going to pick his spots here. Senton by Davis to Speedball but Cassidy is back with Stundog Millionaire. Cassidy holds Davis there and Speedball comes of the top with a pair of knees. Helluva kick by Speedball and a missile dropkick off the top. High kick by Bailey and Davis finally goes down. Running Shooting Star Press by Speedball, and Ricochet dumps him. One by Riccohet, and Cassidy dumps him. Cassidy with a splash and he gets a one count. Triple boots to Davis but Davis eats it! Davis runs through everyone and we go to commercial. Back from break as Cassidy and Davis trade suplex attempts, and Cassidy finally gets him! Deja vu by Cassidy takes down Ricochet. Satellite DDT by Cassidy but Ricochet counters with a Northern Light’s suplex. Ricochet wants a suplex but Cassidy counters with Stundog Millionaire. Speedball takes Davis off the apron to the floor and knocks Cassidy out with a high kick! Two count. Short Falcon Arrow by Speedball. Shooting Star Press by Speedball CRUSHES Cassidy, and Ricochet pulls Speedball off the cover! Twisting plancha to the outside by Ricochet on to Davis and Speedball, and a Shooting Star Press (another one) to Cassidy! One, two, no! Cartwheel kick takes out Davis and a lariat to Speedball, both from Ricochet. Powerbomb into a Death Valley Driver by Riccohet on Speedball! Two count. Satellite DDT to Ricochet! Beach Break to Speedball. Orange Punch to Davis! One, two, no! Springboard clothesline by Ricochet sends Cassidy reeling. Davis with lariats to Speedball and Ricochet. One armed powerbomb to Bailey and a pop up powerbomb to Ricochet. Pop-up by the ankles into a piledriver on Cassidy from Davis! Bailey breaks up the pin. High kick from Bailey and a shooting star knee drop. High kick to the back of the head! Back slide by Bailey and Ricochet hops on top, both on Davis! One, two, three! Who wins?
Winners: Speedball Mike Bailey & Ricochet
Rating: ****. This was a heck of an opening match! Everyone got a chance to look great here, and Mark Davis, who was the “other guy” in Aussie Open, has become a beast. Awesome match, awesome result.
The Hurt Syndicate like violent, savage entertainment. Pain. If you want an opportunity to face them, they’ll hurt you. We hurt… people.
Match #2. AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Billie Starkz
Mone grounds and pounds Starkz early. Mone eventually rolls to the outside and Starkz follows up with a suicide dive. Somersault senton by Starkz to the outside takes out Mone, but Starkz lands hard on the floor herself. Back in the ring and Starkz connects with a senton! Electric Chair by Starkz but Mone goes to the eyes and connects with a backstabber. Two count. Commercial. Back from break and both women trade tombstone attempts, but Mone counters to a double knee gut buster from the tombstone position. Mone looks for the Three Amigos but Starkz counters the third into a brainbuster on the knee. High knee and a hook kick by Starkz and a lariat by Mone and we reset. Lucha cradle by Starkz. One by Mone. Two counts everywhere. Crucifix by Starkz gets two. John Wu dropkick by Starkz into the corner. Alabama Slam INTO THE BUCKLE by Starkz! Woooooof. Electric Chair by Starkz into a.. One Winged Angel? Kind of? Mone landed HARD. Somehow Mone gets her foot up on the rope but that was a brutal landing. Mone rolls to the apron and Starkz comes off the top with a senton and MISSES. Mone pulls her in by the back in a crucifix and gets two. Mone wastes no time in locking in the Statement Maker and this one is over.
Winner and STILL AEW TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone
Rating: ***1/2. A few scary moments here but this was a fantastic match. Mone has been delivering in championship bouts, both on PPV and on TV, and Starkz, at 20, more than held up her end of the bargain.
MJF runs down all the men he’s beat for the title. There’s only one horse to place your bets on, and it’s MJF. But… he’s been staring at that card.
Match #3. No DQ for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Cope
Cope blasts Moxley in the back during his entrance and here we go. There’s a blizzard in Nebraska, by the way. Dropkick by Cope sends Moxley into a garage door. Moxley now takes the briefcase to Cope’s face. Both guys fight through the crowd and her we go. Cope blasts Moxley in the face with the microphone and suplexes him on the floor. Running boot in the corner to Moxley by the guardrail, but Moxley ducks underneath and locks in the rear naked choke. Moxley decides to twist Cope’s head off instead and then bounces his head off the LED board. Moxley finds a kendo stick, cracks it over the back of Cope, and then chokes him with it. Moxley now tries to escape through the crowd, but Cope follows and tosses a garbage can in his face. Both guys are trading elbows in the crowd now until they get to the announcer’s desk, as Moxley gouges the eyes and bites the nose of Cope. Paradigm Shift on the desk and the desk doesn’t budge! Commercial time. We’re back and Moxley is laying into Cope with chair shots to the back. Moxley now grinds the chair on the throat of Cope and flips off everyone in the arena. Both guys on the top rope now and Cope scratches the back of Moxley and superplexes him off the top! Clotheslines by Cope, who rolls underneath the ring and finds… Spike! Cope walks back in the ring and right into an Ace Crusher! Moxley rolls out and looks underneath the ring, grabbing a table himself. Moxley sets up the table in the corner and Cope blasts him in the stomach with Spike, and now, in the back! Suplex on SPIKE AND SPIKE IT STICKING OUT OF MOXLEY’S BACK. HOLY S. MOXLEY IS STANDING UP AND SPIKE IS STICKING OUT OF HIS BACK. Yuta is here with the Busaiku Knee on Cope! Yuta tries to pull the knee out of Moxley’s back and it’s stuck. This is gross. Cope powerbombs Yuta through a table! Pac and Claudio are here and they jump Cope. Pac puts Cope’s head on a chair but FTR are here! Dax piledrives Moxley and clotheslines Pac over the top. Cash takes out Claudio with a suicide dive and both guys hit the announce desk and HARD. Moxley gets speared through the table! One, two, NO! Marina Shafir breaks up the pin! Shafir mounts Cope and drops some punches but Willow Nightingale is here and she takes out Shafir with a cannonball off the apron! This is madness. Spear to Kip Sabian! Wayne’s World on Cope! The Patriarchy is here! Moxley rolls Cope over and only gets a two count! Bulldog choke by Moxley and it’s tight. Cope is asleep.
Winner and STILL AEW World Champion: Jon Moxley
Rating: ****. Yes, this was just a complete cluster. It was fun, it was brutal, and it made up for their PPV match. I assume this lays the foundation for Cope and Christian.
Cope is in the ring with Dax, Cash, and Willow. Dax is clearly upset at what happened, as Cope reaches for his hand, and Dax walks out on him? Cash goes to grab Dax and Dax shoves him. Cope is granted a standing ovation as the fans chant his name. Willow holds the ropes open for Cope, as the fans serenade him with his song.
Bandido is with Renee in the back. Bandido says he can handle the things that Jericho and the Learning Tree do to him, but what he did to his brother Gravity, in front of Bandido’s family? Jericho must pay. Johnny TV says Bandido is a sad puppy, and they’ve got a match at Collision this weekend.
Match #4. Will Ospreay vs. AR Fox
Both guys handspring out of cutters, trade arm drags, waist locks, and more. Stundog Millionaire by Ospreay and Fox retreats to the outside. Plancha by Ospreay takes out Fox and the crowd is loving this. Back from break with a pair of enziguiri from Fox. Spanish Fly by Ospreay. Hook kick by Ospreay! Hidden Blade is ducked and Fox counters with a low cutter. Helluva kick in the corner and Fox goes up top, but Ospreay catches him. Cheeky Nandos is blocked and Fox takes Ospreay in the hard way with a Spanish Fly off the top! Fox goes up top… 450 is missed! Hidden Blade and this one’s over.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Rating: **1/2. Fox didn’t get a whole heck of a lot of offense in here but what little we got from these two was awesome.
Renee lets us know that it will be Jon Moxley vs. Swerve at Dynasty, while welcoming Hangman Page. Hangman said he’d never let Swerve hold the title again, and he’s nothing but a man of his word. Page’s focus will be only on him, and he wants to enter the Owen Hart Foundation Cup.
Mercedes Mone is here with Renee. Billie has a lot of heart, and she put up a fight, but who the hell trained her? What Billie learned tonight is that there’s no stopping the money train.
Toni Storm has joined commentary.
Match #5. Megan Bayne w/ Penelope Ford vs. Kris Statlander
Both women exchanging power early, with Bayne powering Statlander out of the ring. Statlander comes off the top with a missile dropkick and a big boot. Two count. Back elbow off the middle rope by Statlander. Statlander goes up top but Penelope Ford distracts her, allowing Bayne to knock her from the top to the apron with an elbow. Deadlift back suplex by Bayne! Two count as we go to commercial. Running Liger Bomb by Bayne! Fate’s Descent is blocked and Statlander connects with an axe kick. Both women now trade overhands here until Statlander comes back with a Pele kick. Ford trips up Statlander and the referee tosses her! Crowd goes bananas for that. High kick by Statlander. Thrust kick by Bayne. Bayne tries a big boot but Statlander drops to a knee, squats, and powerbombs her! Leg trapped Michinoku Driver by Statlander! Two count. German suplex by Bayne. By Statlander. By Bayne. Rebound by Statlander! Lariat by Bayne. Statlander rolls to the outside and Bayne follows with a suicide dive! Stalling Falcon Arrow by Bayne gets two. Bayne misses a charge and Statlander DDTs her from the apron through the middle rope. Cannonball off the apron by Statlander. Bayne ducks under and throws Statlander into Toni Storm at ringside. Fate’s Descent on the floor! Another Fate’s Descent in the ring and this one is over.
Winner: Megan Bayne
Rating: ***1/2. Who saw this coming? Did not even know this was on the show, and overdelivered in the main event. The rocket has been strapped to Bayne, that’s for sure. Big win, heck of a main event, and the crowd loved it.
After the match, Toni Storm tapes up her hands and runs into the ring to attack Bayne. Security tries to break them up but Storm clotheslines Bayne over the top and the crowd goes nuts. “My God, you’re a big bitch.” Storm challenges Bayne for Revolution!
Final Thoughts: This looked like a three-match show with filler, let’s be honest, but then the main event between Bayne and Statlander had to go and be awesome, too. One of the better four-way matches I can remember seeing, with everyone looking good and a fun, different ending. Mercedes Mone turned away a future star in Billie Starkz, who took her to her limit. Lastly, Cope and Moxley got a chance to right the perceived wrong that was their Revolution match, and did so in spades. Excellent show tonight. 9.0/10.
