AEW Dynamite

This week, on the final stop before Saturday’s FULL GEAR, The hard-hitting Brodido take on New Level, Kofi & Austin Creed. Jon Moxley & Marina Shafir join forces against the star-powered tandem of Jay White & Mercedes Moné. Plus, AEW National Champion Tommaso Ciampa puts his newly won title on the line against high-flyer Mike Bailey.




— The show opens up with commentary welcoming us. Excalibur runs down the card for the night, with Orange Cassidy taking on David Finlay in a singles match added to the lineup.

— Queen Aminata will also be defending her TBS Championship against Skye Blue and Hyan in a three-way. The Young Bucks will team with Jack Perry against Kevin Knight, El Clon and Brian Cage of the Don Callis Family and we will get a preview to Jake Doyle and Mark Davis’ challenge for the tag titles this weekend.

— We get a video package recapping last week’s Blood & Guts.

— We head to the back, where Will Ospreay, The Young Bucks, Steven Borden and Adam Copeland have a conversation after their Blood & Guts loss. Ospreay takes umbrage with Copeland surrendering despite having all agreed they wouldn’t. Copeland tells Ospreay to shut up, reminding him he had to retire for nine years because of the decisions he made in his career. Copeland asks Ospreay if he wants to have another neck fusion. Copeland says he doesn’t want to see anyone else go through what he went through and if they cannot get that, maybe it isn’t the place to be. Copeland walks off to end the segment.

— Don Callis accompanies Kyle Fletcher to the ring as commentary talks about his match for the AEW World Championship at Full Gear. Fletcher gets a microphone and out next is Will Ospreay to a big pop from the crowd. As the AEW World Champion enters the ring to pose for the fans, Fletcher says to cut the music. Fletcher says he is not out here to listen to this BS. This gets some boos and an “Ospreay” chants from the fans. The chants turn to “f–k Don Callis,” to which Fletcher asks if they’re done. He turns his attention to Ospreay, saying it’s been two years since they had a face-to-face conversation and they’re well due another.

He reminds us of when he shaved his head, saying so much has happened as the crowd tells him “you look stupid.” Fletcher disagrees, realizing this is not an argument worth having as he addresses what has happened to Ospreay in that same timeframe. Fletcher says Ospreay got married, he got neck surgery, he came back from neck surgery and he won the AEW World Championship. This gets a “he’s World Champion” chants, to which Fletcher congratulates the crowd on being observant before bringing up his own success in that timeframe. Fletcher wraps it up by giving Ospreay some respect and thanks. Ospreay is surprised by this, thanking Fletcher and saying he’s kept his eye on him for two years and he’s proud of Fletcher.

Fletcher says he is grateful for everything that’s happened since and this is a point Fletcher reiterates as he explains that he would do everything again if he could. Fletcher comes back around to the neck injury that took Ospreay out for months, upset that Ospreay went after Jon Moxley when he came back, when it was him who dropped him on his neck over and over to take him out. Fletcher says he wants the credit he deserves. Ospreay admits that it was Fletcher who broke his neck, addressing the pain he went through before explaining that the roar of the crowd is what kept him going when he was basically wrestling with one arm. Ospreay says it is a painkiller for him. Ospreay talks about the bit that Fletcher said moments ago, saying it’s a call to arms like the Bat signal for him.

Ospreay reminds Fletcher that even with a broken neck he beat him twice and now he is fully healed and he is wrestling at a level nobody can replicate. Ospreay talks about outlasting seven opponents in Clockwork Carnage, beating the ace of AEW, hit a Black Arrow when the world needed it most and beating Kenny Omega for the World Title at All In. He directs the production truck to play a clip he sent in this morning, reminding us that the last two men to see him backstage before he went out where Fletcher and Davis. He asks Fletcher to tell him what he was feeling in that moment. Fletcher starts to bring up Don Callis, but Ospreay says he doesn’t want to hear Don’s words, he wants Kyle’s answer.

As this goes on, there is a fan yelling out that Fletcher felt jealous, while Ospreay thinks Fletcher and Davis wanted to go out there with him like old times. Fletcher confirms that one fan’s theory by telling Ospreay that he was jealous. Fletcher says he was jealous that the man he hated most was about to win the biggest prize until he realized that he had a chance to be the one to take it all away. Ospreay says he doesn’t believe Fletcher, saying he thinks his old pals wanted to be at ringside just like he believes deep down Fletcher still loves him. Fletcher says he never loved Ospreay and that he and Davis saw the truth about Ospreay. He says Callum Newman recently saw it and someday everyone Ospreay ever loved will see it, including Ospreay’s wife and son and if his son won’t see it on his own, he will be there to tell him what kind of man Ospreay really is.

Ospreay says this will be his final comments and he will see Fletcher on Saturday, giving his challenger credit for his success but saying the two men are not on equal footing. He talks about everything he’s done in this business and how he will show Fletcher what he showed Moxley because he is Will Ospreay and he is on another. Fletcher slaps Ospreay in the face, telling him to do something about it and show him that killer instinct. Ospreay retrieves the mic and finishes his sentence with “level” before leaving the ring as his music plays.

— We get a video package hyping up a dream match for Full Gear as Adam Copeland challenges Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship.

— The New Level make their way down to the ring for the first match of the night. Brodido make their way out next, but Austin Creed and Kofi go after them to get things underway.

The New Level vs. Brodido

The match starts off with all four men going at it at ringside until Brody King finally brings Austin Creed to the ring, but Creed gets King to the outside for a dive through the ropes. Bandido rushes into the ring for a tope of his own, but is followed up with a dive from the top turnbuckle by Kofi. He goes around the ring to grab a chair and encourages Creed to grab a chair of his own. Creed takes down Bandido in the ring but is quickly dropped by King, who takes a guillotine leg drop from Kofi. Bandido takes out Kofi, but is hit with a fisherman’s buster by Creed. The New Level stay on top of things until King sends them out of the ring, only to be sent into the ring steps for his troubles as the referee begins the count.

They start to celebrate this until Bandido takes them out with a dive to the floor. He goes after Creed, bringing him up the ramp as he calls to King to grab a table but Kofi attacks him with a chair as we find out both teams have been counted out.

Double Count Out

— After the match, all four men are still going at it. Brody King gets sent off the stage and through a table as Creed and Bandido brawl to the back. Security tries to hold back King from going after Kofi, but Kofi takes flight to send King through the table with a crossbody. Bandido presses a security guard into those between him and Creed and they brawl out of shot to end the segment.

— We get a video package honoring veterans on this Veterans Day.

— We get footage from after Blood & Guts last week, where WrathLander and The Brawling Birds have some words about what went down as they gear up for their Women’s World Tag Team Championship Match at Full Gear this weekend.

— Orange Cassidy makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night. David Finlay makes his way down to the ring next as commentary talks about what happened to Juice Robinson last Saturday and the bell rings to get this match underway.

Orange Cassidy vs. David Finlay

The match starts off with Orange Cassidy leaving the ring and he walks to the corner where David Finlay sets down his shillelagh and he tucks it underneath the ring apron to get it out of play. Cassidy gets back in the ring, but Finlay starts to show he doesn’t need that weapon as he goes to work on Cassidy before Cassidy rolls out of harm’s way with his hands in his pockets. He comes back just as Finlay leaves the ring, playing a bit of possum with Finlay to keep him off his game. This leads to both men going out of the ring as Cassidy finally hits Finlay with a dive, bringing him back in the ring before climbing the top rope.

Cassidy gets caught in midair by Finlay for a backbreaker, dropping Cassidy down hard. He goes to the outside and continues to target the back with a belly-to-back suplex onto the apron. Finlay continues to wear down Cassidy, who fires back with his hands in his pockets. Finlay starts to mock him for this before laying Cassidy out with a rolling elbow. Cassidy starts to counter a suplex, eventually turning it around for one of his own and he sends Finlay to the mat. He dodges Finlay in the corner, slamming Finlay against the turnbuckle on two corners. Finlay blocks a DDT, but takes a Stundog Millionaire instead. This allows Cassidy to hit a DDT before going up top, where Finlay catches him with a bite on the head to stop his momentum.

Cassidy returns the favor before knocking Finlay down for a diving DDT to the canvas, but Finlay manages to roll out of harm’s way. He reaches under the ring, pulling out a chair to distract the referee so he can use his shillelagh to level Cassidy for the win.

Winner: David Finlay

— After the match, the referee notices the shillelagh and has it out with Finlay, trying to figure out if he used it to secure the victory. Eventually, Finlay’s arm is raised in victory when The Cut make their way to ringside, only to be cut off by The Conglomeration.

— Commentary hypes up the rest of the lineup for tonight before we go backstage, where we hear from Andrade El Idolo. He talks about losing the National Championship at Collision. He admits it was a setback but also points out that when one door closes, another opens. He looks to make history by becoming the first Latino AEW World Champion. He says this is a promise from Andrade El Idolo, the real Latino man.

— We get a video package hyping up AEW Thanksgiving Eve Dynamite and Thanksgiving Collision on November 25 and 26.

— We head to the back, where Lexy Nair interviews Stokely. We learn that the winners of the best of 5 series will face whoever leaves Full Gear as the World Tag Team Champions, with Stokely promising that FTR is going to win this series and go on to become four-time tag champions.

— Persephone makes her way down to the ring with Britt Baker. Gypsy Mac is already in the ring.

Persephone vs. Gypsy Mac

The match starts off with Gypsy Mac wanting to shake hands with Persephone. Persephone obliges before using it to sends Mac down to the mat. She follows it up with a basement dropkick, mounting her and punching while yelling her grief over the TBS Championship. Her loss of focus allows Mac to rally, hitting a Capoeira kick. Persephone hits Mac with a Razor’s Edge for the win.

Winner: Persephone

— After the match, Persephone leaves the ring to shout at commentary over her TBS Title being stolen by Queen Aminata.

— We head to the back, where “Hangman” Adam Page addresses the agreement for the World Trios Title rematch at Full Gear being Texas Death. Page talks about his history with Swerve Strickland and the fact that Swerve demanded this match be Texas Death. He says that going into this match is going in not knowing if you walk back out again. Page says this match is meant to be for the Trios Titles, but he knows this is about something more. Page says he has resisted and told everyone else not to give into the demands by Strickland, but he admits this is about something more than him.

Brodido joins him as he says his partners want Texas Death and they need Texas Death. He says he will walk side by side with his brothers into the mouth of hell. King says he understands Page’s hesitation, but he must know that for years hate was his worth. He says Bandido helped Page learn a new path, but Texas Death will let him embrace his old self. He says in Texas Death, you may pray to God that you will survive with King admitting he doesn’t believe in God, but he does believe in violence. Bandido tells The New Level and Swerve Strickland to meet their fate at Full Gear.

— FTR make their way down to the ring and Motor City Machine Guns follow.

Best Of 5 Series Match (Match 5): FTR vs. Motor City Machine Guns

The match starts off with Dax Harwood and Chris Sabin until some issues arise between both teams. We get Alex Shelley and Harwood starting off. Harwood hits a side headlock takedown before hitting the ropes, rolling up Shelley for a two count. Shelley fires back to get Harwood in an armbar, but Harwood is back up for a tag to Cash Wheeler. Double-team from FTR to no avail as they get taken to the mat by Shelley, who wrenches the arm of Wheeler. Wheeler breaks free as things break down with all four men going at it on the outside.

Wheeler has Shelley in the corner for some right hands, but is caught with a flatliner into the turnbuckle. Harwood gets a tag to keep him from going for a tag of his own, only to be sent to the corner himself. A tag is made but with the referee distracted he calls it off, while Harwood and Wheeler pull Shelley away for some more shots. Shelley fights them off and gets the tag to Sabin, who goes at it with Harwood. Blind tag by Wheeler, but FTR are taken down with a flurry of offense by Sabin. He sends Harwood to the outside before dropping Wheeler to the canvas for a near fall.

Wheeler starts to fight back as we get a dueling chant for both teams and the fight makes it to the corner where Sabin is attacked with a right hand. A tag is made to Harwood, but he gets caught with a cradle for two. The fight spills to the outside once more as Wheeler is stopped by Shelley from using a ring bell. Harwood kicks out of a pin attempt, sending Sabin into a ring bell shot by Wheeler. Cover by Harwood, but Sabin manages to kick out at two. Things break down as we see all four men at it in the ring, with Stokely attempting to help out only for Sabin and Wheeler to clear out of the ring. Backslide by Harwood only gets a near fall. He fires away with some shots on Shelley, who hits some of his own in response.

We get a five minute warning as Sabin gets involved as well, with Wheeler looking for a rolling suplex only to be stopped by the Guns. They fire up on Harwood with a double-team and stop Stokely from getting involved. They hit Harwood with a double team neckbreaker for the cover, but Wheeler narrowly breaks it up to save the match. Harwood turns things around as he catches Shelley with a pin. Stokely helps with some leverage, but Shelley shoves Harwood off to break the pin for himself. He stares down Stokely who backs off and FTR hit a Shatter Machine for the cover, but Sabin breaks it up. Stokely gets on the apron for a distraction, but takes a Cradle Shock for his troubles.

FTR hit some stuffed piledrivers on Sabin and Shelley, but it’s not enough as Shelley kicks out at two to save the match once again. “Fight Forever” chants from the crowd with one minute remaining. Shelley drops down to stop a stuffed piledriver attempt. Thirty seconds as FTR struggle to set up the piledriver and Shelley blocks a Shatter Machine. He kicks off Wheeler and gets a sunset flip for the pin and the win.

Winners: Motor City Machine Guns

— After the match, MCMG celebrate the win as FTR stare them down, stunned by the result. We now know the Guns will face either The Young Bucks or Davis and Doyle after Full Gear as we see FTR shaking hands with MCMG before leaving the ring.

— We take a look back at AEW’s history in Salt Lake City before looking ahead to Full Gear this weekend in Phoenix.

— Mike Bailey makes his way down to the ring, Tommaso Ciampa follows.

AEW National Championship Match: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey

The match starts off with both men charging at each other before Tommaso Ciampa hits some strikes, only for Mike Bailey to return the favor and send Ciampa to the corner. Ciampa responds by sending Bailey to the outside, declaring “Ciampa rules” before leaving the ring to bring Bailey back. Bailey dodges him and hits the ropes, dodging him again to send Ciampa to the floor with a sky twister press. Bailey brings Ciampa back into the ring, following him right back out for a kick to the chest. He brings Ciampa back in, but Ciampa catches Bailey off the ropes before sending Bailey back out and into the ring steps before reminding us that Ciampa Rules.

He gives a couple fans a high five for agreeing and we see Bailey is busted open. Ciampa seeks to open up the cut with angled punches, digging his fingers into the wound and stomping against his head on the floor. Ciampa rubs the blood on himself, putting Bailey back in the ring. Ciampa comes in with another kick to the face, now driving the elbow into the cut. Ciampa drapes Bailey over the middle rope and begins to bite at cut. The crowd doesn’t hesitate to inform him he’s a sick f***. Bailey starts to fight back, absorbing return strikes from Ciampa to hit a roundhouse to send him to the mat.

Bailey goes for a running shooting star press, but Ciampa rolls out of the way and hits a German suplex. He maintains the waist control, bringing Bailey up and back down with another and continuing to elbow down at the cut. Bailey comes back once more, climbing to the top rope. Ciampa runs to meet him from the apron, hoisting him up for an Air Raid Crash. Bailey slips it and tries for a sunset flip. Ciampa punches out of the powerbomb position and manages to hit an Air Raid Crash onto the apron. He rolls Bailey back into the ring and hits a Project Ciampa. He goes for a cover, but Bailey kicks out at two. Bailey drops to evade a running knee, but also seems to be out as the referee checks on him.

Ciampa looks for a powerbomb, but Bailey is able to keep low to stop it. He fires back with a kick, sending Ciampa to the mat but Ciampa counters a powerbomb to pin Bailey for a two count. He hits the ropes, but Bailey counters with a powerslam for a near fall of his own. PK from Bailey is followed with a double knee and Ciampa retreats to the corner to evade another kick before forcing Bailey to collide with the turnbuckle. The fight ends up on the apron once more, where Bailey hit an Ultima Weapon. He heads up top but is intercepted by Ciampa, but stops a superplex to get Ciampa in a bad position. Ciampa bites his feet to stop the kicks before sending him into the turnbuckle. Bailey is back up and hits an Ultima Weapon off the top, but Ciampa kicks out.

He escapes to the opposite corner, only to take a spinning kick by Bailey. Bailey continues the attack until Ciampa hits him with an avalanche Project Ciampa for a near fall and he follows it up with a running knee for another close two count. Bailey takes out his mouthguard, throwing it at Ciampa who responds with another running knee, this one keeping Bailey down for the win.

Winner and STILL AEW National Champion: Tommaso Ciampa

— After the match, Ciampa celebrates his win but the lights cut out and they come back on, but quickly drop again as we get a look at the metronome on the stage. Out comes Ilja Dragunov, clearly calling out his shot as he makes his entrance to a big pop from the crowd. He points to the metronome and conducts the crowd as he gets a good look at Ciampa before posing for the crowd. Ciampa’s had enough of this and he pulls Dragunov down as the lights return to normal. We get a stare-down leading to Dragunov pointing to the screen, which reveals that the two will face off for the National Championship at Full Gear. “AEW” chants from the crowd as Ciampa responds to all this with a middle finger before leaving the ring, allowing Dragunov to enjoy his music as Ciampa heads back up the ramp.

— Mercedes Mone and Jay White make their way down to the ring. Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley follow.

Mercedes Moné and Jay White vs. The Death Riders

The match starts off with all four staring each other down. Jon Moxley and Jay White lock up. White puts Moxley in a side headlock and takes him to a knee. White hits Moxley with a shoulder tackle. Marina Shafir kicks at White’s face. White is back in the ring after picking up the Continental Title. White puts Moxley in another side headlock. White runs the ropes and goes to the outside before tagging in Mercedes Moné. Moné tells Moxley “I want her!” Shafir gets in and Moné tags out. Shafir kicks him in the butt. Moxley sends White out and Shafir does the same. Shafir bounces Moné’s head off the announce desk, while Moxley chops White against the barricade.

Moxley sends White back in the ring. Shafir and Moné are in the ring too. They have their opponents in the corner and pummel and bite them. Shafir slaps White and chops him. He catches her leg and he stands up to hit her. Moné hits a backstabber. White sends Moxley off the apron before hits a backbreaker on Shafir. Moné is in the driver’s seat as she punishes Shafir. Moné tags in White, who now unleashes a flurry of offense on Shafir. Shafir eventually manages to tag in Moxley, who finally turns the tide in favor of his side by sending White outside with a Tope Suicida. Moxley attempts a Death Rider on Moné, but White makes the save at the last second. Shafir and Moné are tagged in now.

Moné hits a Code Breaker on Moxley. White hits a Blade Runner on Shafir. Moné shows up to hit a low blow on Moxley and all four wrestlers are down and out. Shafir gets Moné in a Brutalizer and forces Moné to tap out.

Winner: The Death Riders

— After the match, Moné cinches in a Statement Maker on Shafir. The Cut make their way down to the ring to attack The Death Riders. Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong come out. Orange Cassidy with taped ribs also comes out over the barricade. He hits an Orange Punch on The Dogs and Ace Austin, who saves White. O’Reilly hits a knee on Colten. Strong hits a backbreaker on Austin Gunn. O’Reilly puts Colten in the ankle lock, but The Dogs drag him away. Moné is clutching her title by the announce desk and Jay White is yelling at them. Cassidy and Moxley shake hands. Moné hits Shafir in the back with her title.

— We head to the back, where Triangle of Madness cut a promo.

— The Young Bucks and Jack Perry make their way down to the ring. Don Callis' Family follow.

The Elite vs. The Don Callis Family

The match starts off with Bring Cage sending Matt Jackson to the mat and to the apron. Matt punches El Clon and Cage. The Young Bucks double team Cage and Clon. Matt gets an armdrag on Kevin Knight. The Young Bucks double team him. Jack Perry tags in and they triple kick Clon. Perry chops Clon the corner. Perry uses the ropes for an armdrag and a dropkick. Perry shoves Knight off the apron. Clon hits a Pele Kick. Knight hits a sliding lariat. The Bucks got knocked down and DCF double teams Perry. Perry sends Cage to the barricade.

Perry slides under the ring and waves at Knight. Knight follows and eats a double kick from The Young Bucks. Perry hits a leaping hurricanrana on Knight. The Elite hit triple topes on Don Callis Family. Don Callis Family tee off on Perry. Knight hits a dropkick on Perry and covers him for a two count. Perry turns him inside out. Nick tags in and hits a crossbody on Knight and Clon. He kicks Cage in the face and takes out Knight and Clon. Matt tags in and they double team Clon. Clon walks the rope, but Matt kicks him and Matt hits a headscissor. They do a joint suplex on Knight. Matt takes out Clon and Knigh.

Cage hits Matt with a delayed vertical suplex. Nick kicks him in the gut. The Bucks try to lift up Cage. Perry hits him in the back. They go on the barricade and Perry hits a leaping kick to the back of the head. The Bucks double team Clon and Knight in the ring. The Bucks land on Knight and Clon while Perry hits a moonsault on Cage. The Bucks hit each other’s knee. Knight hits a combo on them and a hurricanrana on Nick. Perry hits a diving DDT. Cage hits a side slam on Perry. Clon hits a DDT on Perry. Knight hits a UFO Splash, but The Bucks break it up.

Cage places Matt over his shoulder and Clon puts Perry on the other. Nick superkicks Clon and Cage. The babyfaces take down Cage with kicks. Perry kicks Clon and The Bucks superkick Knight. Matt and Perry take Knight and Clon over to Nick and he kicks them and hits a senton on Cage. They hit stereo BTE triggers on Clon for the win.

Winners: The Elite

— We head to the back, where Lexy Nair interviews Divine Dominion. They put each other over from their Blood & Guts Match. Lena Kross says through blood, they become immortal. She says they will not seek revenge. Megan Bayne says the destruction they will do is what they were going to do anyway.

— Lexy Nair is now with The Young Bucks and Jack Perry. Perry calls out Samoa Joe. Perry says he still owes him a rematch. The Bucks say they won’t make any excuses. They say that might have been the worst loss in their career. Matt says they’re the founders, the elite of The Elite, the Young Bucks and at the end of night at Full Gear they’ll still be champions.

— Wardlow makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Mark Davis and Jake Doyle. Nick Comoroto is already in the ring and Aaron Solo and Griff Garrison are with him.

Wardlow vs. Nick Comoroto

The match starts off with Nick Comoroto putting Wardlow in a side headlock. He shoulder tackles Wardlow, who moves a little. Wardlow headbutts Comoroto, who falls to his knee. Wardlow hits a lariat. Wardlow hits a powerbomb and places a foot on Comoroto’s chest to pin him for the win.

Winner: Wardlow

— After the match, Wardlow, Davis, and Doyle powerbomb Solo, Comoroto and Garrison.

— We head to the back, where Maya World says she wants her TBS Title back, but tonight is about Hyan. Hyan says they showed up and take none of this for granted. Hyan says she is going to show up and show out. Hyan says when she wins tonight, World is first in line for a title shot.

— The Swirl make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night and El Sky Team follow.

ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: El Sky Team (c) vs. The Swirl

The match starts off with Mascara Dorada and Blake Christian. Christian offers his hand and flips him off. Christian takes him down, but they dodge each other. Dorada gets a tijares takedown. Lee Johnson tags in, as does Mistico. Mistico offers his hand and Johnson kicks it. Johnson takes him down with a side headlock. Johnson shoves him down. Mistico hits a headscissors and a tope suicida. Mistico places him in the ring and tags in Dorada. They tee off on Johnson in the corner. They double team him and do the same to Christian and send him to the floor.

Dorada and Johnson collide. Mistico is tagged in. He comes off the ropes with a crossbody on Johnson. Mistico thrust kicks Johnson. He comes off the tope with a senton, landing on Johnson. Mistico covers Johnson, but Blake breaks up the pin attempt. Johnson hits a destroyer on Mistico on the apron as he rolls to the floor. Mistico is back in the ring as Blake and Johnson double team him. Johnson covers Mistico for a two count. Mistico tries to fight off Blake and Johnson. Dorado comes off the top with a big crossbody on Johnson. Dorado flies over the top, landing on Blake who is on the outside. Mistico rolls up Johnson and gets the pin for the win.

Winners and STILL ROH World Tag Team Champions: El Sky Team (Mistico and Mascara Dorada)

— After the match, Nick Wayne interrupts the celebration of the ROH World Tag Team Champions. He asks everyone if they heard the news. Nick Wayne is all over Utah. He says this morning he came back to dry land after his cruise this weekend to tell everyone he beat Chris Jericho twice and we get pyro.

— Skye Blue makes her way down to the ring for the main event of the night. Hyan and Queen Aminata follow.

AEW TBS Championship 3-Way Match: Queen Aminata (c) vs. Skye Blue vs. Hyan

The match starts off with Hyan going for a quick pin. Skye Blue is sent to the floor. Hyan tries again for a quick pin on Queen Aminata, but only gets a two count. All three women are now in the ring and we get a brawl. Hyan hits a running knee strike on Aminata. Hyan hits knee strikes on Aminata and Blue. Hyan picks up Blue and sends her on top of Aminata. Blue hits a snapmare takeover on Hyan. Aminata pulls her hair to break up the pin. She hits a Manhattan Drop and an Atomic drop on Hyan. Aminata hits Queen’s Crown on Blue and a neckbreaker on Hyan. Blue sends Aminata into the corner.

Hyan hits a Falcon Arrow on Blue. Aminata gets a chair and Hyan kicks her in the face. Aminata trips her and hits a face plant on the chair. She hits a dropkick from the apron. Blue nails Aminata with a chair to the face. Blue hits a running knee in the ring. Blue goes for a Code Blue, but Aminata does a high stack. Hyan hits a spear on Aminata. Blue rolls her up for two. Hyan hits a big boot. Blue hits a thrust kick. Blue hits a Code Blue, but Aminata hits a senton to break it up. Aminata hits a suplex and an Off with her Head on Blue for the win.

Winner and STILL AEW TBS Champion: Queen Aminata

— After the match, Britt Baker is out jawing at Aminata. From behind, Persephone attacks Aminata as Baker shouts at Aminata, while Persephone says the title is hers. Hyan and Maya World make the save. Commentary announces a 3-Way for the TBS Title at the Tailgate Brawl on Saturday with Aminata defending against Persephone and World. Commentary runs down the card for Saturday’s Full Gear PPV. Aminata is shown celebrating on the ring entrance area as the show comes to a close.