It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means …
All Elite Wrestling is live tonight from “The Lone Star State,” as the post-AEW All In: London episode of AEW Dynamite airs live from Allen, Texas at 8/7c on TBS and HBO Max.
“It’s Wednesday, And You Know What That Means …”
The September 2, 2026 episode of AEW Dynamite kicks off with the Sum 41 “You Wanted War” theme as the camera shot pans the crowd and settles at the commentary desk at ringside. Excalibur and Tony Schiavone talk about the seismic shift that AEW underwent at All In, with over six titles changing hands. We see a video recap of the show.
New AEW Champion Will Ospreay Kicks Things Off
Once it wraps up, we return inside the arena where “The Dapper Yapper” Justin Roberts introduces the brand new AEW World Champion, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay. Out comes the new torch-barer for AEW, with pyro erupting behind him as the Texas crowd gives him a big reaction coming to the ring.
Once he settles inside the squared circle and his music wraps up, fans cut off his opening remarks with loud “You deserve it!” chants. Ospreay tells them he’s been crying all week, and not to get him emotional again already. He then begins to talk about his journey to finally capturing the big one at Wembley of all places.
From there, Ospreay addresses Kenny Omega. The crowd chants for the former champion as Ospreay acknowledges the setbacks he endured before winning the title. He gives Omega credit for being the better wrestler on previous occasions but notes that it only takes one victory to become World Champion.
With Ospreay and Omega now holding two victories apiece, the crowd chants “One more time.” Ospreay says he is satisfied because he only wanted Omega to recognize him as one of the greats. However, if Omega wants another match, Ospreay tells him to name the time and place.
Ospreay turns his attention to the championship around his waist. He reflects on the previous titleholders, many of whom inspired him when he entered the business. Those former idols are now his rivals, and Ospreay declares himself the best wrestler in the world.
He warns anyone looking to take the title that they will have to walk through the same fire he did, promising to meet them at the end of the line. The champion then thanks his United Empire teammates for helping him through the low points of his career.
Ospreay says they built a United Empire in Japan, and now he wants to build one in AEW. Ricochet interrupts alongside GOA. He says he is not there to rain on Ospreay’s parade before bringing up their shared history. Ricochet claims Ospreay would not have reached the main event of All In: London without him.
He says he demands the first opportunity to challenge for the AEW World Championship. Gabe Kidd interrupts next and accuses Ospreay of taking away his opportunities to become both the first English IWGP Heavyweight Champion and the first English-born AEW World Champion.
Ricochet insists that he will receive the first title shot, but Kidd says he does not want the championship yet—he wants Ospreay’s life. Clark Connors joins Kidd on the stage, giving Kidd and Demand a five-on-one advantage. They begin making their way toward the ring until Ospreay’s United Empire teammates arrive to stand alongside him.
AEW Trios Championships
New Level & Swerve Strickland vs. The Rascalz
A video package then recaps the Trios Roulette Royale at AEW All In and the debut of New Level alongside Swerve Strickland. Back at ringside, the new AEW World Trios Champions make their entrance for the opening contest. The Rascalz follow, and the championship match gets underway.
Swerve Strickland and Myron Reed begin the match. Strickland fends off Reed and takes him to the canvas with a head-scissors. Reed sends Swerve toward the ropes, but Strickland catches him during a springboard crossbody attempt and drives him into the turnbuckle.
Reed tags in Dezmond Xavier, while Austin Creed enters for his Dynamite in-ring debut. Creed catches Xavier in a bow-and-arrow submission before Xavier escapes. Xavier avoids a series of kicks, but Creed eventually takes him down and tags in Kofi.
New Level connects with a double-team maneuver, forcing Xavier to tag in Zachary Wentz. Kofi and Creed take Wentz down with another tandem attack for a near fall. Wentz recovers and tags Reed as Swerve returns for the champions. The Rascalz isolate Strickland in the corner before sending him to the floor.
Creed makes a blind tag, allowing him and Swerve to catch the challengers on the apron. Kofi then dives onto The Rascalz at ringside. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
Back from the break, Austin Creed begins fighting his way out of The Rascalz’s corner. He plants Zachary Wentz with a sit-out powerbomb before tagging in Kofi. Myron Reed also tags into the match, but Kofi immediately takes control with a flurry of offense. He comes off the ropes with a leg drop before bringing Creed back into the ring.
Creed connects with a tornado DDT and tags Swerve Strickland, who delivers a delayed vertical suplex for a two-count. Wentz breaks up the pin. Swerve takes down Reed and Wentz but fails to notice that Dezmond Xavier has made a blind tag.
Xavier catches Strickland with a roll-up for two before The Rascalz isolate the champion in their corner. Swerve attempts to fight his way free, but The Rascalz connect with a series of triple-team maneuvers for another near fall. Kofi enters the ring to break up the pin.
Kofi returns to the apron and waits for a tag, but Xavier intercepts him in the corner. Xavier attempts a dive, only for Kofi to catch him and send him to the floor. Wentz then wipes out Kofi with a tornillo. Creed dives onto Wentz and Xavier at ringside, but Reed answers by catching Swerve with a cutter from the apron.
Reed follows with a head-scissors that sends Creed to the floor. Reed brings Kofi back into the ring, but Kofi sends him into the corner and connects with the move formerly known as Trouble in Paradise, driving Reed into the turnbuckle.
Xavier enters with another burst of offense but is eventually sent out of the ring. Swerve tags back in and catches Reed with the House Call to secure the victory. The champions collect their titles and begin making their way up the ramp as The Young Bucks enter. The two teams briefly stare each other down before the Bucks head to the ring.
Winners and STILL AEW World Trios Champions: New Level & Swerve Strickland
Update On AEW Tag-Team Championship Landscape
The broadcast returns with a video package highlighting Mercedes Moné’s victory over Willow Nightingale to capture the AEW Women’s World Championship at All In. Back at ringside, Matt Jackson addresses what happened during The Young Bucks’ match against Cage and Cope at Wembley Stadium.
Matt says he will not complain about being screwed or cheated because he and Nick have done worse to others in AEW. However, he questions why Cage and Cope needed to win that way in what was billed as a generational match. Matt asks whether the champions are satisfied with their victory and invites them to come to the ring.
Instead, FTR and Big Stoke make their entrance. Stoke says Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler are the only two people who matter. He cannot believe The Young Bucks are asking for another championship opportunity and another chance to fail.
Dax takes the microphone and tells the fans in Texas to keep up. The crowd responds with a “Shut the f–k up” chant, but Dax continues. Dax tells Matt and Nick that “daddy’s home now.” He points to The Young Bucks’ latest loss before noting that FTR has defeated both the Bucks and the reigning champions.
Dax says it is time for FTR to become the first four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions. Nick responds that The Young Bucks have also defeated FTR. He then notes that the Bucks have never said “I quit” during an AEW World Tag Team Championship match.
Cage and Cope finally make their entrance. Cage takes the microphone and says there is an old expression in wrestling: They do not ask how you won. They ask who won. Cage addresses the criticism surrounding the champions’ age, pointing out that Cage and Cope defeated both The Young Bucks and FTR the last time they faced them.
He then takes a shot at FTR, saying he is surprised they did not accept a 50-percent pay cut to work somewhere else instead of returning to AEW to be embarrassed again. Cope steps in and acknowledges that he is not happy with how the match at All In ended.
He references making FTR cry during their previous encounter before turning his attention to the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Cope proposes that Cage and Cope defend their titles against both FTR and The Young Bucks in a three-way match at All Out.
He says the match could involve chairs and tables before confirming that it will also involve ladders. The crowd breaks into a “TLC” chant as the broadcast shifts backstage. The eventful tag-team progressing segment wraps up on that note.
Backstage
Will Ospreay meets with the members of United Empire to discuss who will join them as the fifth member of their team for tonight’s main event. Callum Newman says he has already found someone on the AEW roster who also has a history with United Empire.
HENARE knocks on the door, and Andrade El Idolo enters the room. Andrade, who earned a future AEW World Championship opportunity at All In, congratulates Ospreay and shakes hands with “The Aerial Assassin,” whom he will soon challenge for the gold.
TNT Championship
Darby Allin (c) vs. Mark Davis
We head back inside the arena, where we return to the ringside area for our next match of the evening. In more championship action, newly crowned TNT Champion Darby Allin will defend his title against Mark Davis. Allin makes his way out, but is ambushed from behind by Davis. We head to a mid-match commercial break.
The action remains in the crowd as the broadcast returns. Allin launches himself from the railing onto Davis before the challenger attempts to retreat. Allin sends Davis over the barricade and back to ringside. The champion grabs his skateboard and drives it into Davis’ back.
Davis responds with a forearm strike. He sends Allin into the announce table before rolling him into the ring, allowing the match to officially begin. The broadcast briefly experiences audio issues as the commentary team discusses tonight’s 10-man tag team main event.
Davis remains in control, delivering a series of elbow strikes before sending Allin into the ropes and connecting with a lariat for a two-count. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into another mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
When the show returns, we see things still ongoing. Allin regains control by trapping Mark Davis’ arm against the turnbuckle and delivering a series of strikes. Davis breaks free, hits the ropes and catches Allin in a sleeper hold, but the champion counters into a pinning combination for a near fall.
Davis returns to his feet and lifts Allin, who escapes and scores another two-count. Allin then connects with a missile dropkick from the turnbuckle that sends Davis to the floor. The referee begins counting as both men remain outside the ring, but they return just before the count of ten. Allin hits two Coffin Drops to win.
Winner and STILL TNT Champion: Darby Allin
RPG Vice Attacks, Steven Borden Jr. Makes Save
RPG Vice attacks Allin after the match until Steven Borden Jr. runs down to make the save. Davis stares Borden down from the apron, allowing Don Call Callis to blindside him. The Don Callis Family stands tall as the broadcast cuts to the next segment.
MJF Blames Will Ospreay
In the next segment, we hear from MJF, who blames Will Ospreay for what happened, pointing to Ospreay’s interference at AEW Dynamite: Beach Break and claiming it ultimately led to him losing the AEW World Championship to Kenny Omega.
MJF says Ospreay escaped without consequences and calls himself a “cold dose of reality.” He claims to be better and more important than everyone else before promising that payback is coming. MJF refuses to reveal when he will strike, warning that Ospreay will be begging for it by the time he does.
Alex Windsor vs. Megan Bayne
Back at ringside, Megan Bayne makes her entrance alongside Lena Kross. Alex Windsor follows with Jamie Hayter accompanying her to the ring. Bayne immediately goes on the attack, wearing Windsor down before sending her into the corner.
Windsor attempts to fight back, but Bayne takes her to the canvas and covers for a near fall. Bayne returns Windsor to the corner, where Windsor responds with a series of right hands. Bayne counters an Irish whip and launches Windsor across the ring with a fall-away slam.
Windsor catches Bayne with a boot near the ropes but is sent to the floor. Windsor responds at ringside with a cannonball. On that note, we head to a mid-match commercial break as the action in this women’s singles showdown continues.
Back from the break, Bayne controls Windsor and pulls her out of the corner. Windsor responds with a pair of lariats, but Bayne remains on her feet and catches her with a kick to the midsection. The action moves onto the ropes.
On the ropes, Windsor catches Bayne with a boot before driving her into the canvas with a DDT for a two-count.Bayne sends Windsor back into the corner, but Windsor charges out with a spear for another near fall. Bayne returns to her feet and answers with a forearm strike.
The two exchange strikes before Windsor picks up another two-count, followed by a roll-up for the same result. Bayne responds with a Falcon Arrow for a near fall, but Windsor takes her back down and scores another two-count as the match continues.
The action moves onto the apron as Alex and Megan Bayne exchange strikes. Windsor sends Bayne to the floor, but Bayne responds with a clothesline that sends both women down at ringside. Lena Kross retrieves one of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship belts from the timekeeper’s area.
However, Jamie Hayter intercepts her. Kross and Hayter begin fighting, distracting the referee as Bayne grabs the title and strikes Windsor in the head with it. Bayne rolls Windsor back into the ring and delivers the Megabomb to secure the victory.
Once the match wraps up, things continue to unfold. Divine Dominion continues attacking Windsor after the match until Hayter enters the ring to make the save. Bayne and Kross retreat up the ramp as Windsor and Hayter remain in the ring.
Winner: Megan Bayne
Backstage
The broadcast then airs highlights from the Casino Gauntlet match at All In. We then shoot backstage, where we see Chris Jericho pointing out that he was not technically defeated in Sunday’s match because Nick Wayne took the pin. Wayne responds by reminding Jericho that he was the one who removed him from the match.
Jericho insults Wayne, prompting Wayne to slap him across the face. The two begin brawling as Jericho drives Wayne toward a nearby shutter door. Wayne eventually takes control, sends Jericho to the floor and mocks him before walking away.
Mercedes Mone AEW Women’s Championship Celebration
From there, the commentary team runs down the remaining lineup for tonight, including AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné’s championship celebration, which is coming up next. On that note, we shift gears and head into another commercial break.
Back from the break, the ring is decorated with balloons, a red carpet and photographs of Mercedes Moné. The new AEW Women’s World Champion then makes her entrance. Moné says it means a great deal to celebrate the moment with the fans.
She credits AEW with giving women the opportunity to reach a global audience and says she took a chance on herself by joining the company. Moné says she proved that no one needs permission to be great and captured the championship on her own terms.
She also claims to have accomplished something no other man or woman has done by winning world championships in four major promotions. The champion then turns her attention to Willow Nightingale and remains angry about the damage Willow caused to her face at All In.
Moné says she initially believed Nightingale was standing between her and her destiny but now realizes that Willow was pushing her toward it. Moné says she took both Willow’s championship and her smile before raising the title above her head.
Thekla then interrupts and enters the ring with a bottle of tequila. Thekla congratulates Moné on her accomplishments but points out that she has never been “Toxic.” She also mocks Nightingale’s loss before turning her attention back to the champion.
From there, Thekla says she does not work for “The CEO” and warns Moné about insulting others. She then tells Moné to let her know when she is ready to give Thekla “her” AEW Women’s World Championship back. That’s how this segment wraps up.
Quick Word From Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D.
The broadcast shifts backstage, where Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. says she did not return after several months away to take a gamble. Baker says she returned for a guarantee and praises Persephone’s killer instinct. Baker then announces that new TBS Champion Persephone will defend her title against VertVixen on Collision.
AEW Continental Championship Eliminator
Jon Moxley (c) vs. AR Fox
Back at ringside, Jon Moxley enters through the crowd for the next contest. AR Fox follows, and the Continental Championship Eliminator gets underway. Moxley takes control of the opening lockup, but Fox breaks free and returns to his feet.
Moxley rebounds off the ropes and drops Fox with a shoulder tackle. Fox responds by sending the champion to the floor and connecting with a Pele-style kick from the apron. He returns Moxley to the ring, but the Continental Champion regains control and sends Fox back outside.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see the match still in progress. After a couple more minutes of offense, Mox hits the Death Rider for the win.
Winner: Jon Moxley
Backstage
Lexy Nair is backstage with Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight. Knight interrupts and says he was screwed out of the TNT Championship after Sting and his family became involved in his match at All In, ending the title reign.
One that Knight calls the greatest reign in the title’s history. Knight then points out that Fletcher also lost his championship in a match involving another member of the Don Callis Family. Fletcher responds that the AEW International Championship remains within the group.
Meanwhile Knight lost his title to Darby Allin. Callis stops the argument and says both men suffered individual setbacks, but the Family is focused on its long-term plans. He then announces that Fletcher and Knight will team together this week.
The two will join forces to take on the duo of Juice Robinson and Ace Austin on this coming Saturday night’s episode of AEW Collision. Kazuchika Okada enters and repeatedly references the “Family” before walking away. Fletcher watches Okada leave as the segment ends.
Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo & United Empire (Callum Newman, HENARE & Franseco Akira) vs. The Dogs (Gabe Kidd & Clark Connors) & The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona & Bishop Kaun)
It’s main event time!
Back inside the arena we go, where the ring entrances begin for the ten men involved in our main event of the evening. It will be Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo and The United Empire taking on The Dogs and The Demand. Once the ring walks wrap up, the bell sounds to get this one officially off-and-running.
Kicking things off for their respective teams at the onset are Will Ospreay and Ricochet. Before anything happens, however, Ricochet decides against it and tags in Toa Liona. Liona calls for HENARE, and Ospreay makes the tag. HENARE and Liona exchange strikes before HENARE connects with a series of headbutts.
HENARE hits the ropes, but Liona cuts him off with a clothesline. Bishop Kaun enters as Gates of Agony deliver a double hip toss to HENARE. Kaun follows with a backsplash for a two-count. Clark Connors tags in and repeatedly drives HENARE’s head into the turnbuckle.
HENARE absorbs the blows and runs through Connors before his teammates enter to clear the ring. Ospreay launches Francesco Akira onto Kaun for a pin attempt, but the opposing team breaks up the count. The action spills to ringside, where Andrade wipes out several opponents with a tope con hilo.
Andrade pauses to take a photograph with a fan, and the rest of his team joins him. Their opponents use the distraction to launch another attack. Ricochet then powerbombs Akira from the apron onto his teammates at ringside. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
Back from the commercial break, Francesco Akira and Clark Connors exchange strikes in the ring. Connors sends Akira to the apron, where he fights off the opposing team before spring-boarding back inside with an Ace Crusher. Akira reaches his corner and tags in Callum Newman.
Connors sends Newman into the ropes, but Newman responds with a boot. Bishop Kaun enters and attempts a lariat, but Newman ducks and takes him down with a running big boot. Kaun returns to his feet and delivers several chops before lifting Newman into a fireman’s carry.
Newman escapes, but Kaun catches him with a punch that sends him into the corner. Newman answers with a series of elbows before Kaun knocks him down. Newman connects with another boot and tags in HENARE. United Empire delivers a double-team attack before HENARE takes Kaun down with an airplane spin for a two-count.
Gabe Kidd breaks up the pin, but Andrade El Idolo catches him with an inverted headlock backbreaker. Kidd responds with a lariat. Kidd delivers several elbows to Henare, who sends him over the ropes and to the floor. Kaun enters and helps isolate HENARE in the corner.
Ricochet follows with an Ace Crusher and a diving splash, but Akira breaks up the pin. Akira delivers chops to both members of Gates of Agony. Liona and Kaun lift him for a double back suplex, but Akira lands on his feet, runs through the ring and dives onto Kidd at ringside.
Gates of Agony move toward Akira from opposite sides, but Newman dives onto both men. Back inside the ring, HENARE kicks Ricochet away and tags in Will Ospreay. Ospreay and Ricochet exchange chops before Ricochet connects with an elbow.
Ospreay answers with an enzuigiri, but Ricochet fires back with several kicks. Ospreay connects with a handspring corkscrew kick for a near fall. Ospreay heads to the top rope and attempts a springboard attack, but Ricochet moves out of the way.
Ricochet reverses an Irish whip and delivers a handspring back elbow before tagging in Connors. Connors plants Ospreay with a snap scoop powerslam. Ospreay responds with a front kick, but Kidd enters and takes him down. The other competitors enter the ring as the match breaks down.
HENARE and Liona exchange headbutts before Akira takes out Ricochet. Akira then connects with an Orihara moonsault onto Gates of Agony at ringside. Newman drops Ricochet with a lariat, but Connors cuts Newman down with a spear.
Connors turns his attention to Ospreay and charges across the ring, only for Andrade to intercept him with an elbow strike. Andrade steps aside, allowing Ospreay to connect with the Hidden Blade on Connors for the victory in an excellent main event.
Winners: Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo & United Empire
AEW All Out 2026 Main Event Set
After the match wraps up, Gabe Kidd immediately attacks Will Ospreay and Andrade El Idolo after the bell. Kidd and Andrade brawl outside the ring, where Kidd sends El Idolo over the announce table. Kidd then pulls the ring announcer’s chair away and prepares to strike Ospreay with it.
However, Jon Moxley enters and stops him. Kidd and Moxley exchange words until Andrade returns and spears Kidd. Andrade and Kidd continue fighting as they make their way backstage. Moxley remains in the ring as Ospreay returns to his feet.
Moxley picks up the AEW World Championship and places it over Ospreay’s shoulder. The two stare each other down before a graphic confirms that Moxley will challenge Ospreay for the title at AEW All Out. Moxley leaves the ring without attacking Ospreay. The champion raises his title as Dynamite comes to a close. Thanks for joining us!
