Time to wrap up our three-week residency at the ECW Arena as we march on to All Out!
- Emi Sakura & Mercedes Mone vs. Alex Windsor & Riho
- Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet
- Non-Title Philly Street Fight: Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue
- Josh Alexander vs. Hangman Page
- $500,000 Ten-Man Tag Team Match: BroDido & The Opps vs. The Death Riders & The Young Bucks
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AEW Dynamite 9/10/25
Live from the ECW Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! Excalibur, Taz, and “THE AMERICAN DRAGON” BRYAN DANIELSON are on commentary! Danielson’s in-ring days are behind him, and he is now a permanent fixture on the commentary table.
Match #1 Hangman Page vs. Josh Alexander
Page attacks early and sends Alexander to the floor with a double jump lariat, as Don Callis joins commentary. Page tries a plancha but Alexander meets him with an anti-air elbow and a brainbuster on the apron from the floor! Alexander tries the cross body block through the ropes but Page moves and clotheslines him into the front row. Page moonsaults off the apron into a tombstone, but Alexander catches him and rolls through with an ankle lock on the floor! Both guys get back to the ring and Page quickly clotheslines Alexaner out again and this time hits the plancha. Page wants a triangle moonsault but Alexnader rolls to the far side of the ring. Commercial time. Back to see Alexander boot Page in the face and follow up with a flying forearm in the corner. Page fires back with clotheslines and a fall away slam. Death Valley Driver by Page gets a long two count. Alexander ducks a Buckshot Lariat and German suplexes Page. Twice. Page rolls to the apron, Alexander holds on and gets German suplexed on the apron! Both guys roll to the floor, Alexander still holds on, but Page reverses into an exploder on the entrance into a guard rail! Pop-up powerbomb back in the ring by Page gets a two count. Both guys head up top and Alexander reverses into a front flip Samoan drop off the top! Two count. The fight spills to the apron where Page blocks a big boot and drills Alexander with the Dead Eye! Orihara moonsault by Page! Rolling elbow by Page from the apron, after he fights off both Lance Archer and Rocky Romero. Buckshot!
Winner: Hangman Page
Rating: ***1/4. I think I should have liked this more than I did. It kind of felt like they were going spot to spot to spot, and I’m sorry but Alexander getting dumped on his head on the concrete and Dead Eye’d on the apron… should have been enough.
Page takes the mic and said the most important word in AEW is WRESTLING.
That didn’t last long, here comes the Protostar. Fletcher challenged Hangman last week, and he hadn’t gotten a response, so what does Page have to say?
Page doesn’t like Fletcher’s actions, but he understands it. If he wants to make a point, he can get in the ring and do it. Page says Fletcher is fast, strong, he can talk, and he’s built like a brick s house. When Page looks at him, he sees himself six years ago. Page tells Fletcher that he isn’t ready. Fletcher has heard it his whole life, but he decides when his prime is, and his prime is right now until he’s done. Fletcher is ready to carry the company on his shoulders and be a world champion. If Fletcher wants the shot, then there’s something he can do for Page. Page says he wants Fletcher to do it himself. Page needs Fletcher to earn it. To face him at All Out… without Don Callis and DAMNIT FIND SOME SOCKS.
A video package of the MJF and Mark Briscoe feud is shown.
Renee is in the back with the Young Bucks, who are eating in catering. What would the Bucks do if they won the $500k tonight? DoorDash Morton’s Steakhouse, that’s what. The Dark Order doesn’t allow the Bucks to sit with them. Brandon Cutler isn’t happy about it. Here’s Jon Moxley. Moxley says the Bucks can have $250k each if they just show up tonight… and win.
Ricochet and the Gates of Agony are with Renee Young. Ricochet calls for a gentlemen’s agreement, no seconds at ringside.
A video package detailing the upcoming tag team dream match between C&C and FTR is shown. FTR interrupt the package and look for a fight, trying to fight fans at ringside. Nobody takes the bait so they beat up a few cameramen instead.
The Hurt Syndicate are with Renee. Shelton accepts Ricochet’s gentlemen’s agreement, and Bobby will stay in the back with MVP.
Match #2. Alex Windsor & Riho vs. Emi Sakura & Mercedes Mone
Riho and Windsor trade running back elbows in the corner. Single leg crab by Riho but both women fall to the outside. Mone runs over to help but Riho comes off the top with a plancha to both women and we go to commercial. Back from commercial and somehow Mone is back in control, driving alternating knees into the back of Riho. Tieres by Riho and Windsor gets the tag. Wiindsor lays into Mone with some clothesline and a change of direction that leads to a shoulder block. Mone pushes the Sharpshooter off but gets hot shotted on the top rope. Windsor holds Mone and Riho comes off the top with a double stomp. Sliding basement dropkick by Riho gets two. Mone with a hair whip and a tag to Sakura, who comes off the top with an assisted senton. Two count. Leg sweep STO kinda move by Riho gets two on Sakura. Step-up knee to Windsor by Mone as Riho rolls up Sakura, kind of, and gets two. Step over single-leg crab by Riho, as Windsor locks in the Sharpshooter through the ropes. Sakura taps!
Winners: Riho & Alex Windsor
Rating: **. This… this was a match. This felt disjointed and awkward in spots. The physicality was just… not there.
Match #3. Ricochet vs. Shelton Benjamin
A pair of running dropkicks in the corner by Ricochet and a twisting plancha to the floor! Springboard 450 by Ricochet! Benjamin kicks out with AUTHORITY and the crowd thinks that Ricochet has messed up. Ruh roh. Huge running knee to the face by Benjamin. Hammer throw to the far corner and Ricochet lands outside the ring. Benjamin now bounces Ricochet’s body off of anything and everything. Back suplex on the guardrail by Benjamin! High crotch toss by Benjamin. Benjamin tries a German suplex by Ricochet holds on to the apron, so Shelton dumps him to the outside. Commercial time. Back from break and Ricochet comes off the top, landing on his feet, sweeping the leg of Benjamin out and hitting a running knee to the face. Two count. Benjamin catches a crossbody and tosses Ricochet with a German suplex. Two. Three. The fans want four… and they get four! Rising knee in the corner and a brainbuster by Benjamin. Two count. Benjamin tries another German but Ricochet lands on his feet. Superkick by Ricochet. Superkick by Benjamin! High kick by Benjamin as he goes up top, but Ricochet meets him on the top rope with a Spanish Fly! One, two, no! Ricochet grabs the scissors and tires to stab Benjamin, but Benjamin blocks it! Lariat by Benjamin, who now has the scissors, and comtemplates. Benjamin breaks the scissors, but here’s the Gates of Agony. Headbutt by Toa and Ricochet rolls him up for the win!
Winner: Ricochet
Rating: ***1/2. This was really, really fun. The crowd loves it and there’s something awesome about seeing Benjamin throw people around as much as he does. The finish was blah but everything else was really good.
MVP is here with the cane, as is Bobby Lashley. The fight is eventually broken up by security but the trios match is set for All Out!
Hook is here, by a fire, somewhere in NYC on a rooftop. Hook was tight that The Opps replaced him so quickly, but now that Joe explains it, he get it. Hook appreciates the fact that The Opps will always have his back, but he’s got to stand on his own. Or maybe not?
Tony Schiavone is with Don Callis and Kyle Fletcher. Fletcher agrees to leave the Don Callis Family behind for his match against Adam Page. Callis says he doesn’t worry about Fletcher.
Match #4. Non-Title Philly Street Fight: Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue
Storm brings out weapons a la New Jack and crushes a beer like Sandman. Storm quickly lays into Blue with a kendo stick but misses a running hip attack, so Blue staples her back side. Then her front side. Then.. her front side again. Staple crotch jones. Two count. Storm gets the staple gun and returns the favor, before sending Blue crashing to the floor with another hip attack. Commercial time. Back from break as both women are fighting on the guardrail and both get crotched. Both women now trading elbows but Blue finds a street sign wrapped in a poster and blasts Storm with it. Storm now trips Blue up and she lands face-first on the LED Board. Storm finds a table and unearths… mousetraps! Storm also finds Swiss cheese and hands it to Excalibur, who eats it. Storm puts Blue’s finger in a mousetrap and now tries to piledrive her off the apron through the table! Blue counters with a piledriver off the apron but the table doesn’t break and that hurts even more. Two count. Blue gets a chair and wedges it in the corner, but Storm bounces her head off of it. Storm now lays into Blue’s back with the chair and a DDT! Two count. Storm now finds an electric flyswatter and swats Blue a bunch. Storm sets Blue up on the top rope and looks for a superplex onto a trash can, but Blue counters into a powerbomb! Two count. Blue thinks Code Blue on the chair but Toni counters with a chair shot. Storm wedges the sign in the corner, in front of Blue, and connects with the running hip attack. Storm Zero on the chair and this one is over!
Winner: Toni Storm
Rating: ***1/4. Lots of gimmicks in this one, a little too contrived at times but the fans enjoyed it.
Thekla and Julia Hart hit the ring, putting the boots to Storm. Kris Statlander makes the save, and so does Jamie Hayter. Hayter accidentally takes out Statlander with the lariat. Hayter gets dumped to the outside and Thekla spears Storm!
Match #5. $500,000 Ten-Man Tag Match: The Opps & BroDido vs. The Death Riders & The Young Bucks
Arm drag by Nick and a roll up on Bandido. Back slide by Nick gets two. Senton by Brody to both Bucks. Now… Bandido does the Macarena. BroDido thinks about a Cazedora bomb but Nick gets the knees up. Joe is in and he lights up Yuta with jabs. Shibata gets the tag and it’s a running boot in the corner. Yuta comes off the top with a shotgun dropkick. Claudio in and he suffers the same fate, and a stalling dropkick. HOCKEY FIGHTTTTT as everyone is in now, except The Young Bucks only opponents are Hobbs and Brody, and they think better of it. Suicide dive by Brody takes out both Bucks! STO by Shibata to Claudio. Bandido uses Brody to moonsault on to everyone outside the ring, and a frog splash to Claudio for good measure! Two count. Commercial time. Tornillo by Bandido on Matt. Corkscrew plancha to Hobbs and Brody by the Bucks. Standing Sliced Bread by Nick and a running knee on Bandido gets two. Bandido takes out Matt and Nick with a pair of armdrags and a cutter to Nick. Hobbs gets the tag! MEATTTTTTT. Clotheslines. Shoulder tackles. Clotheslines in the corner now to both Claudio and Moxley. Avalanche in the corner. Marina Shafir gets on the apron but Yuta heats Hobbs with a chair, and Hobbs doesn’t care. Double clothesline as Claudio and Hobbs take each other out. Brody gets the tag and he chops the soul out of The Bucks. CANNONBALLLLLLL to Matt. Two count. Superplex by Brody on Matt. BroDido try that running monkey flip 450 but Bandido lands on his feet and Moxley takes him out with a cutter. Claudio tries to swing Brody and does, a bit, but both guys fall. Joe in and he eats a Paradigm Shift. Hobbs spinebustered Moxley. Yuta with a flying elbow to Hobbs. Superkicks to Shibata from the Bucks. To Brody. Double hurricanrana by Bandido. X-Knee to Nick! Matt breaks up the 21 Plex and trips up Bandido, using his feet on the ropes as Matt holds him down! One, two, three!
Winners: The Young Bucks & The Death Riders
Rating: ***1/4. Lots of moving parts to this one but honestly, not much of substance. The Bucks finally getting some money is a nice wrinkle of the story.
The Death Riders attack after the bell and here comes Darby Allin. The Opps pull Yuta and Claudio out of the ring as Moxley and Darby go to war inside the ring. Someone sneaks in the ring and lays out Darby, they’ve got a hood on… it’s Daniel Garcia! Garcia then traps the legs and curb stomps Darby, a la Super Dragon, but he misses the chair, so he does it again. Poor Darby.
Final Thoughts: The show was an average one, I’ll say that. I think AEW has come close to overstaying their welcome in Philadelphia, so it’s a good thing this is the last week. The show felt like it really just… existed. These all star matches need to start meaning something, if not, can we at least skip maybe one week? All of the matches were consistent, but the show just felt like it was missing something from last week. 7.0/10.
