Kenny Omega returns to the ring on Dynamite… tonight!
- Mark Briscoe vs. Konosuke Takeshita
- ThunderStorm vs. Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford
- Mark Davis vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
- Brody King vs. Kyle Fletcher
- Kenny Omega (c) vs. Blake Christian
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AEW Dynamite 3/26/25
Live from the Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul, Minnesota! Taz, Tony Schiavone, and Excalibur are on the call and we’re joined by The Cleaner!
Match #1. Kenny Omega vs. Blake Christian w/ Lee Johnson
Catch-as-catch-can to start and we’ve got a stalemate. Kip up by Christian and a pie face to Omega. Christian gives Omega the finger and Omega blasts him with some hard chops. Omega misses a running back elbow in the corner and Christian attacks the kidneys with forearms. Dropkick to the face by Christian and a spear on the apron. Inverted tope suicida by Christian and Omega is in trouble early. Christian tries a springboard back elbow but Omega knees him in the back of the head. Snap dragon suplex! Make that two. Leg crossed knee brainbuster by Omega sets Christian up on the middle rope. V-TRIGGER! One Winged Angel and this one is over.
Winner: Kenny Omega
Rating: *3/4. Christian got in just enough offense to make it slightly competitive but man oh man, Omega’s offense looks as good as ever.
Omega grabs the mic and says it’s unfortunate he can’t wrestle every week, but when he gets the chance to wrestle, he promises to make it quick. It won’t be quick at Dynasty against Ricochet and Speedball.
Speaking of, here comes Speedball. Speedball congratulates Omega and says he’s an inspiration and more than respect, he admires him. At Dynasty, Speedball won’t hesitate to kick Omega’s head clean off and take his title.
Ricochet pops up on the tron, and he’s somewhere off getting married in the most ridiculous attire. Today is the best day of Ricochet’s life, until he beats Omega and Speedball and takes that title.
“It’s not about making friends, I have a cat, I don’t need anymore.” – Kenny Omega.
Omega says nobody is his comrade, and there’s only one thing Omega had time for and room for, and that’s his title and his legacy. Goodbye and good… NIGHT. BANG.
Chris Jericho says Bryan Keith and Big Bill have been under the branches of the Learning Tree for too long and have yet to prove themselves. Do they still want to be with Chris Jericho? If so, go prove yourself to him. PROVE IT. It’s not Gravity’s mask that Jericho wants… it his. Jericho then puts up his Ring of Honor Championship in an attempt to bait Bandido. See ya at Dynasty.
MJF is here and wants to play a game. Let’s play shut the hell up. MJF doesn’t have time and he calls out MVP. MJF says MVP isn’t in the business of friendship, he’s in business, period. MJF wants to be in the business.. of hurting people.
Enter Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin.
Bobby Lashley asks for the business card and rips it up right in front of MJF. MJF is confused, but he walks out, not wanting any trouble.
Big Bill and Bryan Keith are here. Keith says that hurt people, hurt people, and they’re not here for group therapy.
Bill takes the mic and MVP tells Bill to keep his bitch on a leash and let the men talk. Bill reminds us that he was never pinned, his partner was. Bill wants his rematch that he never got, against The Hurt Syndicate. MVP says win a match, and then they’ll talk.
Toni Storm and Thunder Rosa are with Renee. I stand correct, they are no longer Thunder Storm, they are Thunder Tits.
Match #2. Kyle Fletcher vs. Brody King
Fletcher attacks before the bell with a Yakuza Kick in the corner. Fletcher rips his snap on pants off and hits the double bicep pose, but Brody King is up and he levels him with a chop. Hard elbows by Brody in the corner. Body slam and a senton by Brody. Two count. Running leg lariat by Fletcher and now some jumping stomps to the back of the neck. Brody is up with a clothesline over the top and to the floor. Commercial. Back from break and Fletcher is in control, apparently sending Brody into the announce desk during the break. Hard forearm by Fletcher as he hits the ropes, but runs into a Bossman Slam. Both guys are down. Big back body drop by Brody and Fletcher rolls to the outside, but Brody follows with a HUGE suicide dive! Brody is barking, which can only mean one thing. Doom. Wait, Fletcher posts Brody and connects with a running PK from the apron. Suicide dive by Fletcher sends Brody into the LED board and HARD. Brody rolls in the ring and Fletcher comes off the top with a diving elbow drop. Two count. Fletcher thinks about a vertical suplex but Brody counters with an exploder into the turnbuckles. Both guys on the apron and Brody has Fletcher up… Death Valley Driver! Another commercial. Back from break number two and both guys are trading elbows in the middle of the ring. Superkick by Fletcher. Rolling elbow by Brody. Larait by Brody and he says.. “he’s dead!” Ganso Bomb attempt but Fletcher counters with a kick to the knee and a superkick to the face. Tombstone by Fletcher! One, two, no! Fletcher charges but Brody turns him inside out with a brutal lariat. Avalanche in the corner by Brody and he’s barking again. CANNONBALL! Wait, Mark Davis pulls Kyle Fletcher to safety as Don Callis distracts the referee. Fletcher puts Brody on the top rope. Eye gouge by Fletcher leaves Brody on the top. TURNBUCKLE BRAINBUSTER BY FLETCHER! One, two, three.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ***3/4. Maybe overrating this, but these guys are two of my absolute favorite and I was looking forward to this one. Would love to see them re-do this on PPV, maybe Aussie Open vs. Hounds of Hell?
Fletcher and Davis jump Brody after the bell, but Powerhouse Hobbs is here to make the save! Hobbs is supposed to wrestle Davis tonight, anyway.
Back from break, and we’re getting right to business.
Match #3. Mark Davis vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
MEAT FEST 2K25. Back body drop by Hobbs and a huge powerslam. Don Callis has joined the commentary desk, by the way. Clotheslines in the corner by Hobbs. Taz and Don Callis going at it on commentary is hilarious, by the way. Hobbs tries to muscle Davis down and both fall awkwardly, so Davis pops up and connects with an enziguiri. Davis hits the ropes and runs into a spinebuster and that’s… it?
Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs
Rating: NR. This wasn’t a match and that’s unfortunate because this had a ton of potential.
Hangman Page is here and Swerve busts in the interview, saying if he gets involved in his match against Jon Moxley he will end him!
Tony Schiavone sat down with Cope and FTR. Dax says he owes Cash and Cope an apology. Dax says FTR took a break from their goal to help Cope with his goal, and twice it didn’t work. Cope cuts him off to say he came back to help FTR, he did not mean to pull them away from their goal. Dax says they were directionless and had nothing to do, but Cash says he won’t be caught in the middle of this. Cash says when he was struggling and had nowhere to live, Adam gave him a place to live. Cash wants his two best friends to stop fighting. Dax reminds us that he apologized, and he wants the AEW World Tag Team Championship. Cash cuts him off and says there’s still some meat on the bone, and the wants the trios titles. Adam agrees, and Dax shakes his head yes. Rated FTR vs. Death Riders. Top Guys… out. Wait, nevermind. Rated FTR… out!
Swerve is here and he doesn’t have time for games, so let’s bring out Jon Moxley.
Enter Jon Moxley. Swerve says the reason that Moxley hides the title in the briefcase is because he can’t even bring himself to look at it anymore, since Moxley is no longer the man who he thinks he is. Swerve says everything that Moxley used to stand for, is looking him in the eye right now. Claudio Castagnoli pops up behind Prince Nana, but Moxley tells him to chill. Moxley says Dynasty is Swerve vs. Swerve. How far is Swerve willing to go? When it’s dark, cold, the world is against him, what does he have left? Not for one night. Forever.
I mean, Swerve is the most dangerous man in AEW, right?
Marina Shafir is about to hit the ring with a crowbar, but here’s Willow Nightingale. Marina is held at bay as Swerve tells Moxley that Moxley has bled pints, Swerve buckets. Moxley has been in Texas Death Matches. Swerve has won them. Who’s house? Swerve’s house.
Marina and Willow brawl as we end scene.
Katsuyori Shibata is in the back, commandeering a camera and following Samoa Joe and Hook. Hook tells Joe that Caster is fun to choke out. Caster is seen talking to Top Flight and AR Fox, and Joe chokes him out. Joe sees what Hook meant, that was fun.
Renee is with Jay White. White says that he’s in the Owen Hart Cup this year, but in the meantime, one of the original Collision Cowboy’s steps up and issues an open challenge for Saturday.
Match #4. Top Flight w/ AR Fox vs. Alex Finley & Devo Knight
Top Flight are from Minneapolis, by the way, so they get a hero’s welcome. Running back elbow by Darius and a hard chop. Snap suplex by Darius and a senton by Dante. Manhattan Drop by Dante (terrible landing) anda bulldog over the middle rope. Enziguiri by Dante and a springboard crossbody. Shotgun dropkick into a snap German suplex. Shell Shock by Darius and a crossover splash by Dante and it’s over.
Winners: Top Flight
Rating: NR
Top Flight jaw with Lio Rush and Action Andretti, who are seated in the crowd.
Will Ospreay gives his thoughts on the Owen Hart Cup.
Match #5. Mark Briscoe vs. Konosuke Takeshita
Uppercut by Briscoe and an enziguiri. Briscoe runs into a boot but comes back with an uppercut. Briscoe back with a rolling Death Valley Driver before heading up top. Briscoe gets caught up on the top rope and brought in the hard way with a superplex. Two count. Briscoe back with a clothesline over the top rope as he looks to follow up with a suicide dive, but Takeshita runs in the right and catches a charging Briscoe with a big boot. Big elbow by Takeshita and a DDT on the apron before we go to commercial. Back from commercial and Briscoe comes off the top with a shotgun dropkick. Both guys exchanging chops here but Briscoe comes off the ropes with a flying forearm. Running clothesline in the corner and some Redneck Kung Fu. Spicy dropkick by Briscoe and a running blockbuster off the apron. Running flipping suicide dive by Briscoe, who climbs the LED board, and runs off as he delivers a Cactus elbow! Briscoe rolls Takeshita in the ring but misses the Froggy Bow. Release German suplex by Takeshita but Briscoe pops up! Lariat! Two count. Don Callis again leaves the announce desk to distract Briscoe. Exploder by Briscoe! Takeshita elbows his way out of a second one and delivers one of his own. One by Briscoe. Takeshita. Powerdrive knee by Takeshita! Two count. Briscoe ducks a clothesline and hits the Jaydriller! One, two, no! Takeshita gets his foot on the rope at the absolute last second. Briscoe looks for he cutthroat driver but Takeshita lands on his feet. Rolling elbow by Takeshita and Raging Fire finishes this one.
Winner: Konosuke Takeshita
Rating: ***1/2. Man, I wish they weren’t running short on time tonight. This was fantastic. Similar to King and Fletcher, two of the best in the business got to work tonight and had the crowd invested. Takeshita continues his ascent after losing the International title.
The Death Riders are here. Yuta says his family is stronger than Rated FTR. Claudio says Rated FTR are pathetic, and Pac thinks they’re pathetic, and have the audacity to challenge them? At Dynasty, the Death Riders challenge Rated FTR… to survive.
MVP tells Lashley and Benjamin that he likes MJF, and he’s grimy, but he can do a lot of good for The Hurt Syndicate. MVP says it’s a family business and if they don’t want MJF, then they won’t get MJF.
Match #6. Thunder Tits vs. Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford
Bayne body slams Thunder, but Storm makes the tag. Bayne doesn’t want that and tags Ford, so here we go. Up and over arm drag by Ford but Storm ducks a knee and delivers a German suplex. Back breaker by Storm and a leg drop by Thunder. Thunder now springboards off the back of Storm with a shotgun dropkick in the corner. Two count. Commercial break. Double clothesline after some big elbows and everyone is down. Storm tries to clothesline Bayne but she doesn’t budge. The headbutt works and Bayne heads outside. Bayne gets sent into the steel steps and it’s a tornado DDT on the floor. Ford matrixes out of a clothesline and hits an Ace Crusher on Storm. Thunder is in with a Death Valley Driver. Bayne is in and it’s Fate’s Descent, but Storm is legal. Back elbow by Bayne but Storm trips Bayne into the corner and comes back with a big running hip attack. Bayne is up! Bayne accidentally pump kicks Ford and Storm rolls her up for two. Fate’s Descent to Storm and she gets the one, two, three!
Winner: Megan Bayne
Rating: **1/2. Man, I didn’t see that coming. I’m against the champion taking a pin unnecessarily, but this did make Bayne look like a force.
Final Thoughts: The build to Dynasty continues, as does the Owen Hart Cup. Kind of a weird show tonight, to be honest. No thread, the segments felt disjointed, and the wrestling was a little all over the place. We have some strong wrestling matches, but the pacing of the show tonight just felt off and a lot of things felt rushed. Swerve and Moxley continued their build, Omega faced off with Speed and Ricochet (kind of), and we got stacked for the Owen so far. 7/10.
