AEW Dynamite Fyter Fest Live Coverage - June 4th, 2025

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AEW Dynamite

Kenny Omega defends the International Title against Brody King, Mascara Dorada and Claudio Castagnoli. World Champion Jon Moxley battles Mark Briscoe.

– Excalibur, Taz, and Ian Riccaboni greet audiences at home before Tony Schiavone introduces Will Ospreay and he makes his way to the ring.

Schiavone throws it to a confrontation between Ospreay and Swerve Strickland last week about teaming up to take down The Death Riders along with "Hangman" Adam Page. Ospreay says it's not his brightest idea to get Page and Strickland on the same page because they're enemies, but Jon Moxley is the real enemy. He says Strickland and Page can kill each other once they get the AEW World Championship back.

Ospreay says he's giving Page his word and that means something, then reiterates his commitment and determination to get abc the AEW World Championship. He tells Strickland to listen to him and says he loves him, but he will prioritize AEW first and challenges Strickland to a match.

CRU's music hits, and Action Andretti and Lio Rush make their way out. Rush says he loves Ospreay as do the fans, then says if there's one thing he knows about Brits, it's that they talk a lot. He says they just got off a 14 hour flight from Japan and while Andretti is tired, he has some anger in him. He then says that Ospreay is his least favorite part about AEW. Ospreay invites Rush to fight him in the ring on Collision.

– The Death Riders then make their way out to the ring. Mark Briscoe follows.

Jon Moxley (w/ Marina Shafir and Wheeler Yuta) vs. Mark Briscoe

The bell rings and the two lock up. The action spills out of the ring, and Briscoe fires off chops and strikes on Moxley. He rains down right hands on him and returns inside the ring with him, but Moxley wears down Briscoe and jams his boot into the back of his neck.

Mark drags Moxley out of the ring, then lands a dropkick on him through the middle rope. Yuta gets in Briscoe's face, but Briscoe delivers a stomp to him. He looks to fly off the apron to level Moxley, but Moxley moves out of the way and sends him crashing into the floor. Yuta then sends Briscoe crashing into the ring post while the referee is distracted by Shafir and Moxley. Moxley fires off right hands on Briscoe in the corner.

Back from the break, Briscoe fires off chops on Moxley's chest and flies through the ropes to level Moxley on the outside. He dumps Moxley back in the ring and levels him with a basement clothesline, and the two men exchange right hands with one another before Briscoe levels Moxley with a clothesline. He looks to land Froggy Bow, but Moxley counters into a Bulldog Choke.

Briscoe gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold, then delivers an inverted Death Valley Driver on Moxley and follows it up with a piledriver. Moxley cinches in the Bulldog Choke on Briscoe, but Briscoe counters into a pinfall. Moxley cinches the hold back in for the win.

Winner: Jon Moxley

– A special video package airs to announce Mexican pro wrestling legend Mistico will be appearing at next week's AEW Summer Blockbuster special edition of AEW Dynamite from Portland, Oregon. After it wraps up, Mercedes Mone's "CEO" theme hits. Out she comes for special guest commentary of the next match.

– Mercedes Mone then makes her way to enjoy a steak dinner for the upcoming match. Skye Blue, Julia Hart, Mina Shirakawa, and Toni Storm follow.

Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa vs. Skye Blue and Julia Hart

Shirakawa and Blue begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Shirakawa rocks Blue with a kick, then follows it up with a Russian Leg Sweep and tags in Storm. Storm and Shirakawa double team on Blue, and Storm follows it up with a suplex before she tags in Shirakawa. Blue lands a handspring back elbow on Shirakawa in the corner, then tags in Hart.

Back from the break, Hart tags in and delivers an Old School to Shirakawa off the top rope. She lands a hair whip on Shirakawa, but Shirakawa flies off the top rope and sends Hart crashing into the top rope. Storm and Blue tag in, and Storm connects with a Thesz Press on Blue. She fires off right hands on her, then sends her crashing into the mat with a sit-out powerbomb. Shirakawa then delivers a spinning backfist on Hart.

Storm and Shirakawa land simultaneously German suplexes on Hart and Blue, and Storm cinches in a submission on Blue. Blue taps out.

Winners: Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa

– After the match, Storm stares down Mone and takes a big bite out of her steak. She eats some of her salad and takes a sip of her wine.

– From there, the show shifts backstage, where we see Will Ospreay for the second time tonight. Ospreay is interviewed and quickly interrupted by MJF, who looks for any opportunity to point out that Will can’t beat Hangman and can’t get Page and Strickland to work together.

Ospreay scoffs at this, saying MJF doesn’t want Adam to win because he can’t beat him either. He starts to walk off when Max asks him how his son is doing, which riles him up, but the Hurt Syndicate pop in to keep him from getting some revenge. MVP says that the Hurt Syndicate have business elsewhere tonight. MVP wishes Ospreay the best of luck, and the show heads into a commercial break.

– The Hurt Syndicate then make their way to the ring.

MVP says he has an official announcement on behalf of The Hurt Syndicate, then asks for Bobby Lashley's opinion of Denver given that he used to live there. Lashley gives it a thumbs down, and MVP says that's why he left. He says AEW is where the best wrestle and he's standing in the ring with the best tag team in the world. He says no team from any company can dethrone Lashley and Benjamin as AEW World Tag Team Champions, and continues to gloat about how great the pair are.

MVP hands the microphone over to MJF, then says he wants gold like Lashley and Benjamin have and has his eye on the AEW World Championship. He says in order to regain the AEW World Championship, he has to wrestle a little more. He then calls out Mistico, then calls himself a mega star and says Mistico is a big fish in a small pond. He says he's feeling philanthropic, then says he'll be watching Mistico's match next as he considers whether or not he'll wrestle him at AEW Grand Slam: Mexico.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight, and Komander then make their way out to the ring. MVP asks what they want, and Komander says MJF disrespected Mistico, Lucha Libre, and himself. Bailey says The Hurt Syndicate wanted the best, and himself, Komander, and Knight are a group of international beasts. Knight demands a fight from The Hurt Syndicate tonight, but MVP declines to give him one because they haven't earned it. He tells Bailey, Knight, and Komander that they have to earn it.

– La Faccion Ingobernable then make their way to the ring.

Kevin Knight, Speedball Mike Bailey and Komander vs. La Faccion Ingobernable

Knight and Rush begin the action. The bell rings and Bailey runs over Rush with a boot. The Beast Mortos takes down Bailey, but Komander levels him. Dralistico goes after Komander and sends him crashing into the commentary as everyone else begins brawling on the outside.

Dralistico sends Komander crashing into the ring post, and dumps him back in the ring. Bailey and Rush tag in and Rush levels Bailey with a forearm. Rush, Dralistico, and Mortos take turns landing splashes on Bailey in the corner and continue triple teaming on him, then dump him over the top rope to level Knight and Komander on the outside.

Back from the break, Komander delivers a Canadian Destroyer to Mortos but Dralistico delivers a springboard Canadian Destroyer to Komander. Knight and Rush tag in, and Knight fires off chops on Rush. He lands a stomp on him, but Rush fires off strikes on him and stomps on him in the corner.

La Faccion Ingobernable look to triple team on Bailey, Komander, and Knight, but Bailey, Komander, and Knight land a triple dropkick on all three men and take flight to level La Faccion Ingobernable on the outside. Rush lands a suplex on Komander, and Mortos follows it up with a Samoan Drop. Dralistoco delivers a Crucifix Bomb, and Mortos (who has tagged in) pins Komander. Komander kicks out.

Bailey tags in and lands a modified moonsault on Mortos. He pins him, but Rush breaks the fall. Knight dropkicks Rush out of the ring, and Bailey trips Mortos. Bailey lands a superkick on Mortos, then double teams on Knight. Bailey lands a roundhouse kick on Mortos, and Komander walks the ropes. He flies out of the ring to level Rush and Dralistico on the outside, and Knight delivers the UFO Splash to Mortos for the win.

Winners: Kevin Knight, "Speedball" Mike Bailey" and Komander

– After the match, The Hurt Syndicate make their way back out to ringside. MVP says Knight, Bailey, and Komander have earend a trios match against Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and MJF in a trios match right now. Lashley and Benjamin go after Knight and Bailey, but Knight and Bailey send them crashing out of the ring. MJF goes after Bailey and Knight, but Komander flies off the top rope to level him.

– We shoot backstage, where we see The Patriarchy. Christian Cage talks about Nick Wayne’s run in the Best of Super Juniors in Japan. He talks about the grueling schedule and how Nick is the ROH World Television Champion, meaning he doesn’t get a night off as he defends tonight.

Nick says this happened before and it was light work, but Cage says that he wasn’t finished. This match will be a four-way. Cage tells Mother Wayne they should go find a place to lay down, before deciding they want to see this one up close. The brief backstage segment wraps up there.

– Back from the break, Max Caster is in the ring with a petition to acknowledge that he is the "Best Wrestler Alive". He looks to have the referee sign it, but the referee stands there confused. Caster then proposes a 5 minute Beat The Clock challenge to see who can beat him, and Powerhouse Hobbs answers the call.

Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Max Caster

The bell rings and Hobbs runs over Caster. Caster looks to fly out of the corner off the middle rope, but Hobbs catches him and delivers a spinebuster to him for the win.

Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs

AEW International Championship 4 Way Match: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Brody King vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorado

Back inside the arena, it's time for the featured match of the first-half of tonight's four hour special event, and what would likely have been the main event if this were a regular two-hour AEW Dynamite show per usual. The AEW International Championship is on-the-line, as Kenny Omega defends in a four-way.

Brody King makes his entrance to a nice pop from the crowd. Out next is Claudio Castagnoli, who makes a pretty neat entrance from the staircase through the crowd to get to the ring. Mascara Dorada makes his way to ringside as the crowd shows some love for the luchador, but they show even more love for the arrival of Kenny Omega.

Omega settles inside the squared circle and after the formal pre-match ring introductions for the champion and the three challengers, the bell sounds to get this high stakes title tilt officially off-and-running. All four men go at it, with Brody and Claudio being cleared out before Omega and Dorada trade maneuvers.

This continues until Claudio rushes back in the ring to lay them both out. Castagnoli gets blindsided by King, both men heading to the outside where Omega gets the drop on Claudio, and Dorada gets the drop on the lot with a dive. Claudio sends Omega to the barricade before turning his attention to Brody, the two trading forearms before King gets sent to the barricade.

Claudio sets up for a running uppercut…and takes a boot instead by King. Brody goes for a running boot but Dorada tries to get the drop on him, only to be power-bombed onto Claudio by King instead. Brody takes control before being hit with a snap dragon suplex by Kenny onto the floor.

Kenny gets back in the ring, the crowd clapping to the tune of the Terminator theme for a big dive from the Best Bout Machine to the outside. Omega settles in a comfortable offensive lead at that point, as the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break.

This time when the show returns, we see Omega and Claudio in the ring, where Omega fights back to take Castagnoli to the mat before heading up top for a moonsault, onto the knees of Claudio. He sends Omega to the corner, but Omega slips away for a snap dragon suplex on Claudio, and then on Dorada as the luchador enters the ring.

Brody comes in and blocks the suplex, sending Kenny to the corner before catching Dorado on his shoulders, and landing a Death Valley Driver of sorts driving Dorada into Omega. But as he turns around, Brody gets caught by Claudio for a cover and a two count.

Claudio goes after Omega in the corner but Kenny fights back, landing a V-Trigger on Castagnoli in the corner. Claudio fights his way up top as Brody comes in to hit Omega, going after Claudio on the turnbuckle before Omega catches King on his shoulders. Brody blocks a One Winged Angel, but Claudio lands a clothesline on King sending him to the mat hard.

Cover by King, but Omega breaks it up. Claudio sends Omega out of the ring before climbing the turnbuckle, but Brody intercepts. Claudio fends him off, sending King to the mat, but Dorada hits a hurricanrana on Claudio. He sends the Swiss Superman away and goes for the cover.

After only getting a two-count, the action continues. Omega catches Dorada looking for a One Winged Angel, but the luchador fights him off before getting taken out by Claudio, who hits laid out by King for a two count. The crowd is electric as King and Claudio fight back to their feet.

Dorada looks for his opening and goes for a cross body to no avail, but he hits a head-scissors instead, before Claudio hits a boot on him. King goes after Claudio but he takes a giant swing for a moment, before Dorada goes for a cover that Castagnoli breaks up. He sends the luchador away with a Neutralizer.

From there, he goes for the cover on King, only for Omega to break the pin up. Dorada catches Omega for a near-fall before Claudio rolls him up for a two count. Dorada gets cut off by Claudio but hits a head-scissors driving him into the mat all the same, and the crowd roars.

He heads up the ropes for a hurricanrana and then a cover, but Omega breaks it up just in time to keep his title alive. Claudio goes after Dorada but is sent over the top rope to the outside, allowing the luchador to hit a shooting star press off the top rope and to the outside. Moments later, Omega hits his One-Winged Angel finisher for the win.

Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Kenny Omega

– As Omega celebrates his title defense in the ring in front of an adoring Denver crowd, the AEW Dynamite portion of the annual AEW Fyter Fest special event comes to a close. The commentary team switches over to Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone, and we shoot backstage.

– We see Ricochet standing in front of the camera. He says he is not competing in this crappy town. Instead, Ricochet says he will be scouting for talent. Ricochet is looking for the talent that is willing to give it everything they've got. He'll be keeping an eye on the action in the ring tonight.

Will Ospreay vs. Lio Rush

After Omega retained, Kazuchika Okada came to the ring. Both men held up their titles and put them in each others faces before Omega started wailing on Okada. Okada hit him in the gut and went for the Rainmaker. Omega reversed into One Winged Angel, but Okada got out and scurried up the ramp.

Nigel McGuinness joins commentary for the "Collision" portion of the show. Will Ospreay comes to the ring. Lio Rush follows, accompanied by Action Andretti.

The bell rings and Lio exits the ring. Andretti whispers something to him before Lio gets back in the ring. Lio goes for the ankles. Both men go to the mat, face to face, and Lio slaps him in the face. They exchange blows before Ospreay goes for Styles Clash, but Lio gets out and rakes his eyes. Ospreay responds with a back body drop. Ospreay goes for a Hidden Blade, but Rush got out of the ring. Lio ran to the other side to get in the ring, but Ospreay grabbed his ankle. He kicked Andretti away before getting on the apron, but Rush knocked him off and followed with a running tope suicida.

After the break, Rush tried to put Ospreay in a sleeper, but Ospreay got out and hit him with a pump kick and kawada kicks. Ospreay did a Pele Kick to take Lio down and followed with a torture rack and a powerbomb. Rush ducked a kick and grabbed his leg, but Ospreay kicked him. Rush with a poisonrana and a bottom rope cutter for two.

Lio lays in several punches to the head before going up top. He got down to duck a charging Ospreay and kicked him in the face. OSpreay intercepted Rush with an Oscutter and followed with another one, but Rush kicked out at two. Ospreay went for Hidden Blade, but Rush grabbed the ref's shirt. Ospreay kicked away Andretti. Lio charged at him, but Ospreay dumped him over the turnbuckle and took Andretti out in the process. Ospreay followed with a flipping tope suicida. Ospreay put Lio in the ring and hit an elbow shot. Rush with a DDT and a frog splash. Andretti slid a necklace to Lio, but the ref saw it. Ospreay with a Styles Clash for the win.

Winner: Will Ospreay

– Once the match wraps up, the chaos only intensifies, as Andretti attacks Ospreay from behind. CRU double teams Ospreay, with a neck-breaker. The music of Hangman Page hits and he makes his way to the ring to make the save. Rush takes off, as Page punches Andretti. Rush is then saved by Lio to avoid a Buckshot Lariat. Page checks on Ospreay and helps him up. They both fist bump as Ospreay's music plays once again. Things aren't over with Hangman and Ospreay yet, however, as the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Tournament winner grabs a microphone.

Hangman says if Will Ospreay has his back, he will have his. Page says he wants to make one thing clear, he is his own man and he doesn’t need help to win the world championship, not anyone, especially from the worst man to ever walk the planet. He says he doesn’t need help from the man that will go after his family for his own glory. Page then says he will never need or accept help from Swerve Strickland. Page says he will ride into Texas and defeat Jon Moxley. He will hold the title high above his head for all the fans and all of Texas. Page turns around and Jon Moxley is standing behind him.

Both men stare each other down, as Marina Shafir, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta of The Death Riders come out through the crowd. Ospreay comes down with chairs and hands one to Hangman. Claudio grabs chairs, but Moxley calls them off, and The Death Riders retreat and leave through the crowd.

FTR vs. Atlantis Jr. and Templario

Templario and Atlantis Jr. come to the ring first. FTR followed and are accompanied by Stokely.

Cash and Atlantis start us off and Cash refuses to shake hands. They lock up and Atlantis backs him into the ropes, but Cash sends him to the mat. Cash offers his hand, but Atlantis doesn't accept. Cash puts him in a hammerlock and Atlantis responds with a tejares. He followed with a roll up on Cash, but Cash retreated to his corner. Dax tagged in and Templario got in the ring, but got out when FTR backed up.

Templario tags in and Dax works his arm before sending him to the mat. Dax shoves him and Templario responds with kicks and an enzuiguri. Dax kissed his boot and offered his hand. Templario grabbed it hard, so Dax poked him in the eye. Dax chopped him in the corner and Templario chopped his way out. Templario with a knee lift, sending Dax tumbling backwards. Atlantis double teamed FTR after Cash got in the ring. All four men battle on the outside.

Templario put Dax in the ring and put him on the turnbuckle, chopping him. As he was standing on the ropes, Cash flipped Templario over his head with Templario landing on his feet. Dax with a spinebuster and Cash went for the pin, but Templario got his shoulder up.

After the break, Dax sent Templario to the outside and FTR double teamed Atlantis. Templario with a crossbody on FTR. Atlantis sent Cash over the top rope so they can take FTR out with stereo tope suicidas. Atlantis and Templario double team Dax. Atlantis with a cutter and Templario gets on his shoulder so Atlantis can toss him on top of Dax. Templario tagged in and Dax rolled him up while Cash pulled Atlantis out of the ring. Templario rolled Dax up for two and followed with a hurricanrana into a pin attempt. Templario with a second roll up pin attempt.

Cash tagged in, but Templario hits a crossbody on Dax because he missed the tag. Cash charged at him, but he sends Cash into the turnbuckle. Atlantis pulled Dax by the feet while Templario pinned Cash. Templario hit chops for FTR. They put him in Shatter Machine, but Atlantis kicked Dax so Templario could roll up Cash. Atlantis with a Superkick on Cash and Templario does the same. Dax knocked Atlantis off the top and Templario knocked him off the apron. Templario with a back body drop on Cash onto the apron. Templario went for a vertical suplex, but Dax grabbed his leg, causing him to fall and allowing Cash to pin him for the win.

Winner: FTR

– After the match, Stokely said it doesn't matter what country they come from. Dax started to talk, but the crowd booed him so he said he wasn't talking anymore.

Hechicero & Protoshita vs. Los Outrunners & Bandido

Hechicero comes out first and is joined by Protoshita, who is accompanied by Don Callis. They are followed by Los Outrunners and Bandido.

Hechicero and Bandido start us off. Hechicero immediately put him on the mat and worked his leg. Bandido takes him down with an armdrag. They traded offense until Bandido did a tejares takedown. Fletcher kicked Bandido in the back. Hechicero with a roll through. Los Outrunners were being stretched by ProtoShita before flipping them. They broke up Hechicero's hold on Bandido. Los Outrunners and Bandido hit stereo dropkicks, sending them out of the ring. Los Outrunners helped Bandido do a dive, but he's caught by his opponents. Hechicero powerbombs him on the outside. Hechicero with a tope suicida to take out all of his opponents. Fletcher sends Bandido and Turbo into the barricades while Hechicero pins Truth in the ring. He works Truth's arm.

After the break, Hechicero is still working Truth's arm. Turbo tagged in and took everyone down. Hechicero holds his hand while Turbo walked the ropes into an armdrag. Bandido tagged in and exchange blows with Hechicero. Hechicero rolls him up and Bandido does the same. They exchange more pin attempts. Bandido with a shotgun dropkick.

Takeshita tagged and knocked down Los Outrunners and kicked Bandido in the face. Bandido puts him in a torture rack, but Takeshita reversed into a Blue Thunder Bomb. Bandido gets teed off on by his opponents. Outrunners double team suplex ProtoShita. Bandido with a frog splash on Fletcher, but Takeshita and Hechicero breaking up the pin. Bandido attempts the 21 Plex on Fletcher, but Fletcher reversed into suplex, but Bandido lands on his feet. Bandido flips off the rope, but eats a boot to the face. Hechicero and Takeshita get in the ring and tee off on Bandido again. Fletcher places Bandido on Takeshita, who is on the turnbuckle, but Bandido reverses into a hurricanrana. Bandido rolled up Fletcher for two. Outrunners help send Bandido into a dive onto Hechicero before going for a double bi elbow, but Takeshita stopped it. ProtoShita with stereo Exploders and Brainbusters for the win.

Winner: Hechicero & ProtoShita

– Once the thrilling trios tilt wraps up, we see footage of Harley Cameron being bloodied and injured during her tag-team match alongside Anna Jay against the duo of Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford on last week's show. After the video wraps up, the show shifts backstage.

– We see Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne standing together. Ford says Harley should've just bowed down last week. The camerapans down and we see Anna Jay is laid out. Bayne grabs her hair and picks her up by it. She then drags her off-camera. Back inside the arena, the camera catches up with the action.

Ford is telling Bayne to throw Jay off of the stage. Bayne gets ready to do exactly that, when out of nowhere some music hits and out comes Tay Melo. Formerly known as Tay Conti, the better-half of Sammy Guevara makes her surprise return, running Bayne and Ford off and saving Jay.

– After the Tay Melo surprise return segment wraps up, the show heads into another commercial break. When we return, we shoot backstage, where Lexy Nair is standing by with Anthony Bowens and Billy Gunn.

Bowens talks about it being pride month and mentions the Pride Parade he will serve as Grand Marshal for. He then issues a challenge to Don Callis Family member Kyle Fletcher. Bowens calls him out for a one-on-one showdown at AEW Summer Blockbuster next week.

– We settle back inside the arena, where Ricochet's theme hits. He makes his way out, avoiding fist bumps from fans the crowd as he heads down to join Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness on special guest commentary for the next match of the evening, which features the ROH Television Championship on-the-line.

ROH Television Championship Match: Nick Wayne (c) vs. Sammy Guevara vs. AR Fox vs. Lee Johnson

Guevara comes to the ring first. Lee Johnson follows and is accompanied by Blake Christian. AR Fox is next. Nick Wayne is accompanied by Mother Wayne and Christian Cage.

Wayne kicked Sammy while Fox sends Johnson to the outside. Sammy threw Wayne to the outside. Fox and Sammy shake hands. Sammy attempted a cutter, but Fox did a handstand to stop it. Sammy grabbed Fox's legs, but he kicked him and they did stereo kip ups and stereo kicks. Wayne kicked Sammy out of the ring. Wayne and Fox shove each other, but Johnson pulls Wayne out of the ring. Fox did a dive on the outside, but Wayne ducked, so he took out Johnson.

Sammy has Wayne by the foot and chops his chest. Sammy with a dropkick. Fox got in the ring only for Sammy to dropkick him. Sammy with a tope suicida on Fox and does one on Wayne on the other side. Sammy with a cutter on Fox and covered him for two. Sammy looks for a 640, but Blake got on the apron to distract him so Johnson could shove Sammy. Johnson takes Sammy out with a tope. From the apron, Fox kicked Johnson in the face before hitting a moonsault. Fox puts him in the ring and Blake did a running flip off the steps.

Following the break, Sammy rolls up Nick. Nick got to his feet and Sammy hit him with a running knee and both men are down. Sammy went for a cutter, but Nick caught his arms and did a backslide. Sammy with a GTH, but Johnson breaks up the pin. Johnson with a DDT and kick to Sammy's face, followed by a standing moonsault. Johnson picked Sammy up, but Fox ran up Sammy's back to kick Johnson in the face. Johnson with an enzuiguri, but Wayne got in the ring to do a dragon suplex. He and Fox went at it. Fox with a pumpkick and a twisting suplex sending Wayne out of the ring. Fox with a modified hurricanrana off the middle rope sends Johnson to the outside. Fox with a swan dive on all three men. Fox sends Wayne into the ring. He went for a 450, but Wayne got his knees up. Wayne with a spin kick and a driver for the win.

Winner and STILL ROH Television Champion: Nick Wayne

– Now it's time for the highly-anticipated debut of "The Toxic Spider" Thekla. Video footage of her surprise debut on last week's show is shown. We then hear the entrance tune for the highly-regarded newcomer to the scene in the AEW women's division.

Thekla vs. Lady Frost

Thekla comes to the ring where Lady Frost is waiting. Thekla kicked her in the gut and sent her to the corner. She sends her to the mat and kicks her in the head and puts her in a submission. Frost kicked her in the face. Thekla is hanging in between the ropes and kicked her. Thekla follows with a running kick and does another one on the apron. They exchange blows. Thekla sends her down with a forearm shot before doing her spider pose before spearing her and putting her in the Death Trap for the win.

Winner: Thekla

– After the match, she puts Frost in the Death Trap again. Queen Aminata runs down to the ring with a high heel and Thekla rolls to the outside.

– After the break, Aminata said they stomp on spiders left and right. She challenged her for next week.

– Back inside the arena, the camera settles at ringside, where Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness are shown at the commentary desk. They bring up Kenny Omega's successful defense of the AEW International Championship earlier tonight.

Footage is then shown of Omega emerging victorious in the four-way title tilt in the main event of the first half of tonight's AEW Fyter Fest special event. The footage focuses on the post-match scene, which saw AEW Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada come to the ring and stare down AEW International Champion Kenny Omega.

– Back live, Schiavone stands up and gets on the house microphone. He mentions Tony Khan promising a major announcement, and says it's time to reveal what it is. He says at AEW ALL IN: Texas, it will be Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada in a champion versus champion showdown.

The contract signing for the match scheduled for July 12 will take place next week during the AEW Summer Blockbuster special evet on Wednesday night. The major announcement segment wraps up there, and the commentary crew shifts gears and prepares for the final match of this four-hour long show.

Don Callis Family (w/ Don Callis) vs. Paragon & Daniel Garcia

Don Callis Family come to the ring first, accompanied by Callis. Daniel Garcia comes to the ring next, followed by Paragon. Callis and Daddy Magic join commentary.

Rocky and Strong start us off. Strong works his arm and Rocky does the same. They exchange chops. Trent and Cole tagged in and Trent worked Cole in the corner. Cole with a neckbreaker. O'Reilly tagged in and worked Trent's arm. Trent chopped him and tagged in Alexander. Alexander with a scoop slam for a two count. Alexander with a shoulder tackle. He ran the ropes and O'Reilly tripped him. Garcia tagged in and clotheslined Alexander and RPG Vice. Archer tried to grab his throat, but Garcia grabbed his arm and slammed it over the rope.

Garcia with punches to Alexander in the corner. He puts Trent in front of Alexander to continue punches. Romero gets added to the mix before Archer grabs Garcia by the throat and tosses him backwards.

After the break, Paragon cleaned house. KOR took out Archer with a running knee of the apron. Cole with a pumpkick on Alexander and a spinning heel kick and a backbreaker. Cole sent Rocky to the outside. KOR dumped Rocky over the barricade. He pulled Rocky back over, put him in a chair and held him in place for Garcia for a running dropkick. Roddy picks up a charging Trent and puts him on top of Rocky and Garcia so KOR can do a running dropkick off the apron. Archer dives off the apron to take his opponents.

Archer put Cole in the ring and Alexander suplexed him for two. Archer tried to tag in and Paragon pull him off. Archer responds with a clothesline on them. Cole with a back body drop before tagging in Garcia. Cole does a Panama Sunrise and Garcia rolled him up, but Archer broke it up. Archer slams into the turnbuckle and goes for a double chokeslam on Roddy and Kyle, but they knee him in the gut. They double team him and Rocky. Rocky fights out and hits a double neckbreaker. Cole and Trent exchange blows. Trent takes him down with a rolling elbow strike. Cole kicked him in the chest and put him in torture rack, but Trent reverses into a half and half. Cole with Superkick and Panama Sunrise, but Trent stood up and went for a Storm Zero, but Garcia kicked him. Cole flipped him out of the ring. Alexander pulled Garcia out of the ring and slammed him into commentary. Rocky jumped over Cole and kicked him in the gut. Cole with a Superkick to Rocky and one to Archer. Cole hits The Boom on Rocky for the win.

Winner: Paragon and Daniel Garcia

– ProtoShita come to the ring to stare them down while Kyle picked up Rocky to stand him up.

[Kemo]