Now that All Out is in the rear-view, we start our march towards WrestleDream!
- AEW World Heavyweight Championship Open Challenge: Hangman Page (c) vs. Lee Moriarty
- Trios Match: The Conglomeration vs. The Don Callis Family
- AEW World Tag Team Championship: BroDido vs. Gates of Agony
- Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Claudio Castagnoli
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander vs. Mina Shirakawa
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AEW Dynamite 9/24/25
Live from the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! Excalibur, Taz, and Bryan Danielson are on commentary and we’re about to hear from our champion.
Fletcher took Hangman to his limit, but he’ll be watching what Fletcher does next. Page wants to fight the best wrestler that Pittsburgh has to offer, and that is… Lee Moriarty, tonight.
Match #1. AEW World Tag Team Championship: BroDido (c) vs. Gates of Agony
Ricochet joins commentary and here we go. Bandido tries to slam Toa and that’s… not a good idea. Bandido settles for a few dropkicks but gets swatted away. Kaun tags himself in and welcomes some chops, just to give one back. Bandido flips out of a hip toss but eats a right hand. Avalanche in the corner by Kaun and a vertical suplex. Toa gets the tag and body slams Bandido a few times. Bandido gets the tag and he runs through everyone. Thrust kick by Toa on the apron but Brody escapes a fireman’s carry. Toa gets posted and Brody hits a big lariat on Kaun. Two count. Brody tries a superplex on Kaun but Kaun trips out the legs, as Toa follows up with a running shoulder block in the tree of woe. Backstabber by Kaun with a diving headbutt by Toa gets a two count. Commercial time. Running knees in the corner by Kaun as Brody is seated in the corner. Kaun now dumps Bandido from the apron but misses a corner charge, hits Toa, and both guys get crushed by Brody. CANNONBALLLLLL. Bandido gets the hot tags and it’s pump kicks for everyone. Bandido evades all of Toa’s strikes in the corner and then does the Macarena. Amazing. Bandido now barks like Brody but gets caught by Kaun. Military press to Kaun as Bandido launches him into Toa in the corner! Two count. GOA back in control with double teams to Bandido. GOA looks for a double superplex but Brody sneaks underneath and connects with a double powerbomb. Toa and Brody fight to the outside as Toa catches a charging Brody and slams him over the announcer’s table and into the front row! Ricochet tries to sneak in with a chair but Aubrey Edwards catches him and ejects him. Two count as Bandido gets a roll up. Lariat by Kaun. Double chokeslam by GOA but Brody breaks up the pin at two. 21-Plex by Bandido on Kaun as Brody takes out Toa with a suicide dive! One, two, three!
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions: BroDido
Winners: BroDido
Rating: **3/4. Fine tag match to open the show. GOA seem like they’re about to take that next step, and losing to the champions is nothing to derail that. Bandido’s personality in the ring is amazing.
Alicia Atout is with The Conglomeration. Callis choose his team, and Briscoe wants the heaviest hitters. Tonight, Don Callis Family are getting their ass whooped. The word of the day is “mystery”, and today it is a mystery partner. Mark, ORANGE you glad you had so many conglomerators to choose from?
Kris Statlander is with Renee Paquette. Here’s Harley Cameron. Statlander has no issues with Mina, but someone has to be the first. Renee wants to know what Statlander’s association is with the Death Riders? “Things can move really fast when you make decisions.” Okay?
Match #2. AEW World Championship Open Challenge: Hangman Page vs. Lee Moriarty
We get a hype video of the Ring of Honor Pure Champion, Lee Moriarty. Moriarty with some pure action to begin this one. Greco Roman knuckle lock by Page as Moriarty bridges out. Hangman misses a sliding lariat but settles for a body slam. Commercial. Springboard clothesline by Moriarty gets two. Wrist clutch and some boots by Moriarty, but Page responds with a big back body drop. Fall away slam and a kip up by Hangman. Death Valley Driver gets two! Moriarty tries a head scissors but gets countered into a Deadeye, but Moriarty holds on and locks in an Octopus. Page gets to the ropes but Moriarty counters into the Border City Stretch. Page rolls back and stands up, leveling Moriarty with a lariat. Deadeye! One, two, three!
Winner: Hangman Page
Rating: **1/2. Not a bad match here, but now a whole heck of a lot to it. Seemed like a bit of a clash of styles that didn’t go as smoothly as I’d expected.
Renee tries to get a word with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. Copeland tells Christian he doesn’t know if he can do this anymore, it’s effecting him, and it’s effecting his family. Cope is leaving, and he doesn’t know if he’s coming back. Cage tells him to go take care of his family, since he doesn’t have one. Cope tells him he does have family, and shakes his hand.
Tony Schiavone welcomes FTR to the ring. Tony tells the fans it’s the worst thing he’s seen in an AEW ring. Cash says they deserve the boos. Cash says this has kept them up at night, and all they wanted to do was beat C&C and send them off into the sunset. Copeland brought Christian and Beth into this, and it’s his fualt. Stokely forgives Beth for what she did to him at All Out. Stokely allowed Beth to spear him because chivalry is not dead. Dax says he never meant to drop Beth on her head, and that Cash had jumped off accidentally.
Willow Nightingale has seen enough and she jovially makes her way to the ring. If FTR wrestled as good as they lied, they may have won last week. Willow says women like Beth inspired her to become a wrestler. Women like Beth are why Willow came back from a broken freaking neck and become All Elite. Women like Beth are the reason women like Willow don’t take shit from guys like Dax. Willow says they can look at the camera and add some sincerity, or get the hell out of the ring.
Stokely says it’s past her bedtime. Isn’t there an episode of The Proud Family that can help Willow get to sleep? Willow slaps Stokely as JetSpeed hit the ring to make sure we don’t have an issue. Superkick by Bailey and a dropkick by Knight! FTR pull Stokely to safety.
MJF doesn’t have the energy to yell anymore. MJF used to be the guy, until Adam Cole came into his life and broke his heart. MJF lost everything at World’s End. Ospreay, Swerve, Hangman… they were once in MJF’s dust. Now, he’s in theirs. MJF is going away for away and he won’t come back until he’s the most dangerous version of himself. MJF will do it… My Way.
The Don Callis Family are here. Callis talks about his artistic expertise, and demands that his new painting be unveiled to the masses. The cloth over the painting is dropped and… it’s Orange Cassidy! Mark Briscoe and Hologram hit the ring as well and here we go!
Match #3. Trios Match: The Don Callis Family vs. The Conglomeration
Double dropkick by Cassidy to Takeshita and Okada. Uppercuts by Briscoe to everyone and an enziguiri to Takeshita. Briscoe clotheslines both guys over the top rope. Plancha by Briscoe. Plancha by Hologram! Falling thumbs up plancha off the top by Cassidy. Briscoe mounts Hechicero in the corner and delivers some punches before tagging Hologram, who does the same, as the fans count in Spanish. Cassidy in now and he delivers… one. Lol. Hologram in him with a set of arm drags to Hechicero. Running knee in the corner by Hechicero and a tilt a whirl slam. Reverse monkey flip into the back take by Hechicero, who snatches an arm, holds on, stands up, and spings Hologram out into a TKO! Commercial. Back from break and Hologram counters a fireman’s carry into an arm drag. Takeshita in now and an inside-out tieres by Hologram. Okada knocks Briscoe and Cassidy off the apron. Hologram flips out of a German suplex and tags Briscoe. Flying forearm by Briscoe. Fisherman’s buster. Two count. Briscoe runs into a boot but comes back with a clothesline. Cassidy tags himself in and… hugs Okada. Stundog Millionaire to Okada! Takeshita catches a satellite DDT and hands Cassidy to Okada, who drops him with the Air Raid Crash neckbreaker. Exploder by Takeshita to Briscoe. Flapjack by Okada to Hologram. Cassidy in now with Orange kicks to both guys and a double huricanrana! Hechicero with a running knee to Holgoram on the top rope and the Mad Scientist Bombo Cassidy. Guillotine drop to Hologram. Satellite DDT by Cassity to Hecichero. Shotgun dropkick by Okada. Explder by Briscoe to Okada. Powerdrive knee to Briscoe. Takeshita blocks a cazedora bomb and turns it into a double overhook tombstone! Hologram counters a wheelbarrow suplex into a Destroyer! Hechicero sneaks in and tries the Mad Scientist Bomb but Hologram escapes and Cassidy hits the Orange punch! Portal Bomb by Hologram! That’ll do it.
Winners: The Conglomeration
Rating: ***1/2. Great trios match here. Surprised Cassidy didn’t get the pin, but Don Callis Family can lose once in a while. So much talent in one ring and I can’t wait for the eventual Okada and Takeshita showdown.
Kyle Fletcher’s music hits. Fletcher welcomes Cassidy back. Fletcher says Hangman was right about one thing, and the morning after was the worst day of his life. But then Fletcher looked in the mirror and remembered who the hell he is. On track to becoming the greatest TNT champion of all time. Kyle Fletcher vs. Hologram. Title vs. Streak. And when Fletcher ends his streak… he will say his full name.
Jurassic Express returns… next week!
Match #4. Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Claudio Castagnoli
MEAT. MEAT. MEAT. Hobbs charges early and Claudio responds with uppercuts. Now they’re both slugging it out. Body slam by Hobbs. Two. Three. Claudio responds by clubbing the back and hitting a back suplex. Hobbs lands on his feet. Body slam! Two. Three. Claudio grabs a headlock and both guys tumble through the ropes and to the floor. MEAT. MEAT. MEAT. The slugfest continues on the floor. Claudio misses a shoulder charge and eats the steel steps. Back suplex by Claudio ON THE LED BOARD. Woof. Hobbs tumbles to the front row and Claudio does it again! Commercial. Back from break and both guys continue to slug it out in the middle of the ring. Hobbs catches an uppercut and fires some elbows back. Avalanche in the corner. Two. Hobbs misses a third and eats some more uppercuts. Claudio wants a superplex and gets it! Two count. Hobbs escapes a Neutralizer attempt and powerslams Claudio. Two count. Clotheslines by Hobbs in the corner now. Another body slam. Two more. Claudio blocks another body slam and delivers some uppercuts. Flying lariat by Hobbs! Another body slam. Hobbs drops the straps but here comes Pac! Pac gets goozled but Claudio flies in with an uppercut and packages Hobbs for the win!
Winner: Claudio Castagnoli
Rating: **3/4. Lots of meat here, but I don’t know that we need fifteen body slams in a match? Having Pac back is great and Claudio will forever be the man.
Samoa Joe hits the ring to make the save but Pac, Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli, and Daniel Garcia continue the attack. Hangman makes the save to even up the odds and the Death Riders scramble.
Tony Khan has a special announcement. AEW has the best wrestlers in the world, especially the women’s division, and it’s time to introduce the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship. Tony sends it to Renee to reveal the belts. Nice looking belts, very similar to the AEW World Heavyweight Championship.
Match #5. AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Mina Shirakawa
Body slam and a moonsault by Statlander gets an early two. Statlander misses a running boot in the corner and Mina dropkicks the knee. Mina then with a knee breaker on the apron before dropping Statlander to the floor. Twisting tornillo on the floor before we go to commercial. Back from break and Mina is in control with a double stomp to the back of the knee from the surfboard position. Slingblade by Mina and a big DDT. Mina thinks Glamorous Driver but Statlander counters with a leg trapped Michinoku Driver! Two count. Mina is quickly back to the injured knee with a pair of dragon screw leg whips. Diving Slingblade off the top by Mina gets two. Roundhouse kicks to the face by Mina but Statlander catches one, lifts Mina up in an electric chair, but Mina rolls through into a figure four! Mina hits the ropes but runs into a superkick. Rolling elbow by Mina! A second one. Spinning backfist by Mina. Mina thinks about another figure four but Statlander kicks her off and quickly wraps her up with the seatbelt for the win!
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s World Champion: Kris Statlander
Rating: ***. Statlander proves to be a fighting champion, taking on the ROH Women’s TV Champion in her first defense. Heck of a showing by Mina, here,
Kris Statlander celebrates after the win, and she’s joined by Wheeler Yuta Harley Cameron, and now the Death Riders… and now lastly, Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir. Moxley hits the ring and Yuta gives Statlander a big hug… and Statlander hugs him back. Statlander looks conflicted.. and CLOTHESLINES WHEELER YUTA! Statlander ducks a clothesline from Marina Shafir, flips off Moxley, and then dives out of the ring with Harley Cameron. Darby’s music hits and… he’s here with a flamethrower. Ruh roh. Darby points the flamethrower at Moxley and it’s literally a flamethrower. Wow. The Death Riders backtrack and Darby stands tall. Darby says he wants Moxley in an I Quit match at WrestleDream.
Final Thoughts: In the ring, tonight’s show was pretty average, maybe slightly above. That being said, what happened in between matches, the continuation of storylines and the creation of new ones… really good stuff. Statlander made it clear where she stands, Darby set things on fire, Orange Cassidy is back, among other things. Good show coming off of All Out to establish where we’re headed. 7.75/10.
Runtime: 2h7m
