Posted on 7/23/126 by Bob Magee
It’s AEW Redemption week, and AEW Dynamite was LIVE from The
Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, on TBS and HBO Max. With
just four days until AEW Redemption in Montreal, tensions
were high, and titles were on the line, but who would take
the momentum into such a big weekend?
TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight said he didn’t need the
Don Callis Family to beat Darby Allin, and he was right. He
did, however, need to crack Allin in the back of the head
with the TNT Title, unbeknownst to the referee, en route to
his record 10th TNT Championship defense. Later in the
night, Knight used the TNT Title again to bloody AEW World
Champion Kenny Omega before they meet at Redemption. Omega,
Will Ospreay and AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley won the
main event over Brian Cage, Hechicero and Jake Doyle.
However, it descended into chaos when Omega tried to
apologize to Moxley for some friendly fire during the match.
That turned into a brawl with the Young Bucks, Moxley and
Ospreay before they meet in Montreal on Sunday!
ROH World Champion Bandido gets his first shot at AEW
International Champion “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher at
Redemption, but tonight, he pinned Fletcher in a tag team
match that saw Brodido beat ProtOkada. Before the match,
Fletcher got into it with Knight and said he didn’t need the
Callis Family to beat Bandido and said everyone would be
banned from ringside!
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion took
everything Sisters of Sin could throw at them but came away
victorious in a wild no DQ match to retain their titles. AEW
Women’s World Champion Thekla and her challenger Willow
Nightingale had quite the war of words moderated by Mick
Foley until it deteriorated into blows. But when Thekla
tried to whip Willow, she was pounced out of the ring!
All that and so much more went down on our first of two
nights in Nashville this week! Here are your complete
Dynamite results!
Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay (and Jon Moxley) Are Ready to
Battle
Ospreay and Omega were backstage to talk about tonight’s
trios match, where they will tag with Jon Moxley against the
Don Callis Family. Ospreay reminded everyone that they are
undefeated as a team, but last time they teamed, Omega got a
little tired. If he needs to rest tonight, especially with a
big match on Sunday, he can tag out to Ospreay.
Omega reminded Ospreay that he also has a big match on
Sunday, so he can reach out and tag Omega if he needs to
tonight.
Moxley wandered in and wondered why there was no tension in
the room before quickly leaving. Omega said there wasn’t,
clearly pointing out that Moxley’s presence may have brought
some tension into the mix.
TNT Championship Match: Don Callis Family's "The Jet" Kevin
Knight (c) def. Darby Allin
Allin made his way to the ring first, as we saw everything
he went through last week with Brian Cage. Knight was very
careful to stay away from Allin and was in no rush to get in
the ring. Allin had enough and took out Knight with a dive!
Allin fought Knight into the crowd and backed up to get a
running start before clotheslining Knight over the barricade
and back into the ringside area. Allin threw Knight into
another barricade and sat him in front of the timekeeper’s
area. Allin took the top off the ring post and jumped off it
to clothesline Knight off the barricade and into the
timekeeper’s area! Allin covered so much ground with that
leap of destruction!
Allin and Knight wound up back in the ring, and the bell
rang to start the match officially! They fought to the ramp
where Knight gouged Allin’s eyes before pushing him off onto
the barricade crotch-first! OUCH! Knight jumped down and
rebounded off the barricade to take Allin down to the floor.
Allin is bleeding from around the eye! With Allin in pain,
Knight tried to set up the steel steps, which allowed Allin
to roll in to break the count. Knight pulled him back to the
floor and dropped him with a nasty European uppercut. Knight
trapped Allin under the steel steps and slingshotted him
into the top step, blasting the top off it! Allin could be
in dire straits, but Knight decided to go out to get him for
a pin attempt. Allin kicked out as the crowd chanted for
him.
Knight put Allin on the top turnbuckle, but Allin broke free
with strikes and came off the top with an Avalanche Code Red
with an extra revolution to slam Knight on his face! Allin
immediately followed with another Code Red for a near-fall!
They fought in the opposite corner with Allin trapping
Knight on the apron against the ring post and hammering away
at his shoulder. Allin kept the heat on Knight until they
returned to the ring. They took each other out with
clotheslines at the same time!
With both men pulling themselves to their feet on opposite
sides of the ring, Knight got the advantage and stuck Allin
with a stiff backbreaker across his knee. Allin kicked out!
Knight berated Allin and pulled him up for a Crash Landing,
but Allin reversed it into a Scorpion Death Drop position.
Knight got out of it by dropping down, which launched Allin
forward, but right into referee Paul Turner, who also hit
his head on the rope! Knight trucked Allin with a lariat and
went to the floor to get his TNT Title. Knight measured
Allin in the ring, but Allin ducked and reversed it into a
Scorpion Death Drop! The referee was still down!
Allin picked up the TNT Title and thought about using it,
but threw it down and went to the top for a Coffin Drop.
Knight took Allin out by the leg to drop him down to the top
turnbuckle and followed with a belt shot to the back of
Allin’s head! Knight pulled Allin down into the tree of woe
and scaled the turnbuckles on the other side of the ring to
hit a coast-to-coast dropkick! Knight went back up and
finished Allin with a UFO Splash after the referee pushed
through pain to make a slow three count. Knight steals one
from Allin to make his now record 10th TNT Title defense.
Before Knight left the ring, AEW International Champion “The
Protostar” Kyle Fletcher and “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada
made their way to the ring for the next match.
Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight Exchange Tense Words
Renee Paquette brought us back to Dynamite with the entire
Don Callis Family in the ring. She mentioned the title
matches coming up for the Family at Redemption, but Mark
Davis interrupted her to say he’ll only have an AEW National
Title match at Redemption if Andrade El Ídolo can scrape
himself off the Fenway floor where he left him last week!
Paquette turned her attention to Knight and his AEW World
Title match with Kenny Omega. Knight said he was going to
become Jet2Belts on Sunday and reminded everyone that, with
10 TNT Title defenses, he holds the record for most defenses
in a single reign, a mark formerly held by Fletcher. And he
did it without the Don Callis Family.
Fletcher didn’t seem too pleased and took the mic from
Paquette. He called out how impressive Knight thinks he is.
He hopes Knight becomes Jet2Belts on Sunday and beats Kenny
Omega. But Fletcher doesn’t need the Don Callis Family
either and said he’s going to ask for everyone to be banned
from ringside for his AEW International Title match with
Bandido at Redemption. In fact, Fletcher has his match next,
so why don’t they ban everyone right now and tell Knight to
get out of his ring! Tensions were VERY high between two of
the top dogs in the Don Callis Family.
Brodido (ROH World Champion Bandido and Brody King) def. Don
Callis Family’s ProtOkada (AEW International Champion "The
Protostar" Kyle Fletcher and “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika
Okada)
Callis joined commentary and encouraged the back and forth
between Fletcher and Knight, in yet another effort to calm
the rocky waters in the Family. Bandido and Fletcher had a
feeling-out process until Bandido took Fletcher down with a
tilt-a-whirl snap, followed by a dropkick. King tagged in
and threw Bandido into Fletcher in the corner. King followed
with a clothesline, and both hit chops on Fletcher. Bandido
launched Fletcher into King for a belly-to-back suplex.
Bandido came off King’s shoulders with a splash, which King
immediately followed with a senton. King pulled Fletcher
into Bandido’s grasp for a chop and facebuster combo. King
covered for a near-fall.
King chopped Fletcher to the corner and tagged Bandido back
in the match. Bandido and Fletcher traded vertical suplex
attempts until Okada made a blind tag. He immediately booted
Bandido to the apron, so King came in to exchange with Okada
and had the advantage until he missed a charge in the
corner. ProtOkada put King down with a double suplex and
then flapjacked Bandido! Fletcher and Okada shook hands to
celebrate their teamwork, although it wasn’t the usual
smiling faces we’re used to seeing from those two.
Okada and Fletcher kept Bandido isolated from King for an
extended period to wear him down. Fletcher even took a shot
at King to knock him off the apron. Okada tagged in and
picked up Bandido for a tombstone, but Bandido slipped free
and kicked Fletcher behind him. Okada grabbed him for a
Rainmaker, so he slipped free of that and rolled over
Fletcher’s back to make the tag to King! King chopped Okada
into one corner and Fletcher into the other. He smashed both
in the corner and sent Fletcher into Okada on the other side
of the ring. King charged at Okada, who sent him to the
apron, but King came back with a lariat on Okada. Fletcher
went after King, but King dumped him on the apron with a
Death Valley Driver! King hit a lariat in the corner and
came off the ropes for another to take Okada down hard! 1-2-
Okada kicked out! Okada and King reversed each other’s big
moves until Okada picked up King for a neckbreaker over his
knee! Fletcher tagged in and nailed a sprinting boot to the
side of King’s face. He brought King out of the corner for a
brainbuster, but King countered and planted Fletcher with a
spinning side slam. Fletcher kicked out to keep the match
alive!
King tagged Bandido, who got into a strike battle with
Fletcher until he weakened Bandido with knee lifts to try a
powerbomb, only for Bandido to escape and springboard right
back into a thrust kick from Fletcher! Fletcher picked up
Bandido for a high-angle powerbomb, which Bandido reversed
into a Code Red! Okada broke it up in time! Bandido set up
Fletcher for the 21 Plex, so Fletcher hung onto the ropes to
block Bandido from completing the move. Fletcher switched
and dropped Bandido with a half-and-half suplex. Bandido
came right back with a pop-up X-Knee on Fletcher. Fletcher
kicked out to keep the match alive! King tagged in and
knocked Okada off the apron. King squished Fletcher in the
corner with a cannonball and tagged Bandido, who hit a frog
splash for another nearfall! Brodido set up Fletcher for
Second Shooter, so Okada cut it off with a perfect dropkick
to Bandido as he flipped off King! Okada pushed King into a
thrust kick from Fletcher and snatched King for a Rainmaker,
but King ducked, and Okada hit Fletcher. Okada looked down
with some concern, but also appeared to shrug his shoulders.
King knocked Okada to the floor with a rolling elbow strike
and immediately followed with a drive to knock Okada into
the barricade. Back in the ring, Bandido lined up Fletcher
for a 21 Plex and bridged it perfectly for the pinfall
victory! Bandido just pinned the AEW International Champion!
Can he do it again on Sunday to win the title? The Callis
Family checked on Fletcher while Okada feigned regret.
Fletcher went off on Okada, blaming him for the loss. Okada
left up the ramp to get away from it all, but Callis saw the
numbers advantage and sent his Family back to the apron.
Before they could do anything, Andrade showed up and pointed
at his Redemption opponent, AEW National Champion Mark
Davis, as the Callis Family retreated to the floor.
The Painmaker is Coming for Tommaso Ciampa at Redemption
We took a special look at all the pain Jericho has dished
out over his career, including previous matches where The
Painmaker took over, including bloody battles in both AEW
and NJPW.
“I am The Painmaker. And Tommaso Ciampa, at Redemption, hell
is coming for you! HAHAHAHA!”
AEW Women's World Champion Thekla & Willow Nightingale Come
to Blows In Front of Mick Foley!
Mick Foley made his way out to the top of the ramp to host
the face-to-face between Thekla and Willow ahead of their
AEW Women’s World Championship match at Redemption. Thekla
was accompanied by Julia Hart and Skye Blue, Sisters of Sin,
and all three were wearing their newly won Artist of STARDOM
titles. Thekla dismissed Hart and Blue to prepare for their
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship match later tonight
and introduced herself to Foley.
“It’s Thekla2Belts, baby!”
Thekla said they don’t have much time, so she told Foley to
bring Willow out for this face-to-face. Willow said it was
great to see everyone, including Thekla, face-to-face,
instead of a cheap shot behind her back. Willow said there’s
only one match stopping her from her dream of becoming AEW
Women’s World Champion. Thekla mockingly said it was good to
have Willow back and she knows Willow is made of “rainbows
and sunshine and birds chirping,” but now she’s talking to
the toxic one. Thekla doesn’t believe in “Smile Anyway” and
thinks Willow is wearing a mask to hide her feelings, which
means she’s just poison inside. So Thekla will do her a
favor and beat the poison out of her to show everyone how
ugly Willow actually is.
Willow said Thekla’s toxic act was all a facade. She talks
so big because she feels so small. And it’s working because
she has two belts. Willow pointed at the AEW Women’s World
Title and said that’s the only one she cares about and
Thekla is “just a shortcut for me to get to it!”
Foley had to get between the two to stop any physicality. He
said he sees a lot of himself in Willow. They were both
champions on TBS. They both took a beating and smiled away,
although Willow’s smile had a few more teeth. Thekla told
Foley to shut up, and Willow said that’s enough of the
disrespect.
“You’re the one acting like a dumb bitch now!”
Willow with some unusually harsh words! She said Foley is a
legend and her favorite, but he’s done some sick and twisted
things to get the job done, and she’ll do the same to
Thekla! And at Redemption, they both have everything to lose
because they both want to walk into All In as champion. But
Willow will put every bit of her blood into making that
happen. Thekla was taken aback by Willow’s language and said
After Willow’s bloodied, her dreams are shattered, and her
clouds are pissed on, just remember one thing.
“SMILE ANYWAY!”
Thekla smacked Willow, and Foley got between the two of them
until Thekla reached around and hit Willow in the side of
the head with the microphone! She followed Willow down the
ramp and turned around to flip off Foley. Thekla posed with
her titles and took her belt off to whip Willow with it, but
Willow POUNCED Thekla out of the ring!
Maya World & Willow Nightingale vs. AEW Women’s World
Champion Thekla & TBS Champion Hikaru Shida set for
Collision!
Before they face off for the TBS Championship at Redemption,
both Maya World and champion Hikaru Shida left us with some
final words, with Shida referring to World as “some nobody
from the locker room.” World said she took Shida’s kendo
stick and now she’s going to take her championship!
"Switchblade" Jay White def. "100 Proof" Clark Connors
White came to the ramp accompanied by the rest of Bang Bang
Gang, but they sent him down to the ring alone, even though
he was still carrying David Finlay’s shillelagh. Connors
came out alone, but one has to wonder if Finlay is that far
away. This is White’s first singles match since March 2025!
Connors bailed to the floor twice at the bell, but White
wouldn’t chase after him and nearly caught Connors with a
Blade Runner. Connors got a couple cheap shots in, but White
took him down with a shoulder block. White controlled
Connors on the mat and taunted him by slapping his stomach.
White chopped and kicked Connors to the mat and covered for
a near-fall. White followed Connors to the floor and dropped
him on the corner of the apron with a front suplex! White
hit a body blow to Connors, who rolled to the ramp. White
threw him back in, so Connors used the referee to block
White. That gave Connors the chance to drop White over the
top rope by his neck. As White stumbled around on the ramp,
Connors came through the ropes with a spear!
Connors continued to beat down White around the ringside
area using the barricade and a lit match! Connors sat White
in a chair, but missed a charge and sent himself into the
barricade. White got back in the ring and snatched Connors
with a Dragon Screw! White planted Connors with a DDT for a
two-count. Connors came back with an eye rake and bounced
off the ropes for a flying shoulder block! Connors and White
traded reversals until White put Connors down with a urange,
but Connors kicked out at two! Connors backed White into the
corner and unleashed a barrage of strikes. He threw White
back into the corner with a release German suplex and
measured White for a spear. White stopped Connors and tried
for the Blade Runner, but Connors got out of it. White put
Connors down with a stiff kick and picked him back up for a
head-and-neck suplex! White picked up Connors for a Blade
Runner, so Connors rolled him up for a near-fall! White
stumbled into a powerslam, but kicked out! Connors lined up
another spear, but White was ready for it with a guillotine
choke! White took Connors down to the mat and rolled it over
into a bridge, which made Connors tap out! White wins by
submission!
After the match, Connors tried to attack White from behind,
so White dropped him with a Blade Runner! Finlay came up
from behind and nailed White with his shillelagh! The rest
of Bang Bang Gang hit the ring with Juice Robinson swinging
a chain! Finlay pulled Connors into the crowd on a desk
chair to escape!
Claudio Castagnoli & PAC Attack Cage & Cope!
While Adam Copeland and Christian Cage addressed last week’s
AEW World Tag Team Championship defense, they barely had a
chance to speak when Claudio Castagnoli and PAC jumped them!
The sneak attack was swift and painful, as the Death Riders
had no problems using the road cases to inflict even more
damage. PAC yelled at Cage and Cope that they bit off more
than they can chew before leaving the champions lying.
AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Match (No DQ):
Divine Dominion ("Colossal" Lena Kross and "Megasus" Megan
Bayne) (c) def. Artist of STARDOM Champions Sisters of Sin
(Skye Blue and Julia Hart)
Sisters of Sin made their way to the ring first, but when
Divine Dominion came out and turned their backs to pose,
Hart and Blue choked them from behind with kendo sticks!
This match is underway!
Hart and Blue used the kendo sticks until Kross and Bayne
knocked them away. Divine Dominion both got low-bridged to
the floor. Hart hit a cannonball while Blue hit a big kick
and Sisters of Sin were in control. They set up a table, but
Kross and Bayne stopped them from using it, and all four
women wound up back in the ring. Hart and Blue hit double
thrust kicks, and Blue went to work on Bayne with a kendo
stick while Hart trapped Kross in the tarantula. Blue
alternated between hitting Kross and Bayne with the kendo
stick. Hart hit double Sole Food to Bayne, but when she
tried to follow up with a screwdriver, Bayne ducked, and
Hart hit Blue!
Blue controlled Kross’ arm out of the corner and walked the
ropes, but when she came down, Kross caught her and held her
up while Bayne put a chair across the top turnbuckle. Kross
slammed Hart face-first into the chair! Bayne suplexed Blue
and put her in the corner with a chair over her face. Bayne
threw another chair at Blue to make the impact that much
worse! Blue was bleeding from the forehead! Divine Dominion
continued to dominate on the outside and set up a table at
the top of the ramp. But Blue knocked Kross back into the
ring with a trash can shot. Sisters of Sin stood Bayne on a
pair of chairs in front of the table and put her through it
with a double powerbomb!
Back in the ring, Blue and Hart double-teamed Kross with a
barrage of kicks. Kross kicked out with authority. Bayne
made her way back to the ring as Kross turned things around.
Hart took running kicks from Kross and Bayne before Bayne
threw Hart out of the corner with a release German Suplex.
Bayne covered, so Blue pushed Kross into the pin attempt to
break it up. All four women took each other down, but wound
up getting back to their feet, each holding a championship.
Divine Dominion missed their belt shots, but appeared to get
Sisters of Sin lined up for suplexes on the belts. Hart and
Blue reversed into DDTs on the titles! Blue covered Kross,
who kicked out at two. Blue fought out of Kross’ grasp on
the top rope and trapped her head in the turnbuckle for a
thrust kick. Blue had something in mind and climbed to the
top rope from the outside, so she never saw Bayne coming
when Bayne threw Blue off the ropes through a table on the
floor!
That elicited a huge “HOLY SHIT!” from the Nashville crowd!
Back in the ring, Hart trapped Bayne in an octopus hold, but
Bayne was able to power her way out of it to hit a spinning
tombstone! Divine Dominion hit Divine Intervention on Hart
for the successful title defense!
Bang Bang Gang Wants a Double Chain Tag Team Match with The
Dogs at Redemption!
A fired-up Juice Robinson stood in front of the rest of Bang
Bang Gang with a message for Clark Connors and David Finlay.
He suggested they chain up The Dogs and proposed a double-
chain tag-team match with Robinson and White facing Connors
and Finlay at Redemption!
AEW World Champion Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay & AEW
Continental Champion Jon Moxley def. Don Callis Family's
Brian Cage, CMLL World Heavyweight Champion Hechicero & Jake
Doyle
AEW World Champion Kenny Omega was out first for the main
event, followed by Ospreay and then Moxley through the crowd
by himself. The Don Callis Family entered united, and
Hechicero began the match with Ospreay. The two traded holds
on the mat until Ospreay took Hechicero down with a flying
headscissors. He tagged Omega, who hit one shot and tagged
Ospreay back in, so he could grab control of Hechicero’s
arm. Moxley tagged in and hammered Hechicero’s arm before
tagging Ospreay again. Ospreay kicked Hechicero’s arm and
tagged Omega. Omega came off the second rope to hit an
axehandle smash. Omega tried to tag Ospreay, but he pointed
to Moxley, who put his hand out, and Omega reluctantly
tagged him!
Hechicero tripped Moxley into the corner and tagged Doyle.
Doyle stomped Moxley into the mat and celebrated. That
allowed Moxley to get back up and send Doyle to the floor.
Moxley followed with a big dive through the ropes to send
Doyle into the commentary desk. Back in the ring, Doyle
pushed Moxley into the DCF corner, and Cage choked Moxley
behind the referee’s back. Doyle splashed Moxley in the
corner, but Moxley reversed Doyle into the opposite corner
with force! Ospreay tagged back in and tried to hit a series
of kicks, so Doyle blasted him with a forearm. Ospreay came
back with a pair of kicks that sent Doyle back into his
corner. Cage tagged in and ran through Ospreay. He lifted
Ospreay for a vertical suplex, which Ospreay reversed into a
Stundog Millionaire that knocked Cage to the floor. Ospreay
fired up the crowd for a dive, but Doyle ruined the fun with
a massive body block. Hechicero swept Moxley’s legs off the
apron while Cage hit a double suplex on Omega and Ospreay in
the ring!
Ospreay was desperately trying to make a tag, but couldn’t
break free. Finally, he got away from Cage with a corkscrew
kick and had a chance to make a tag, but couldn’t decide if
he should tag Mox or Omega. He finally chose Omega, who
immediately went to work on Cage and nearly beat him with
You Can’t Escape. Cage came back with a tornado fireman’s
carry slam and tagged Hechicero. Hechicero caught Omega with
a rising knee in the corner and put him in a leg lock. As
Omega crawled to the corner, Moxley reached out for a tag.
Hechicero adjusted into a cross armbreaker, so Moxley had
enough and stomped Hechicero to break it up and save Omega!
Doyle and Cage tried to suplex Moxley, but Omega pulled
Moxley down to save him. Omega and Moxley took Cage and
Doyle down and had a brief staredown. Hechicero stopped
that, but Omega and Moxley were ready and hit strikes to set
up Ospreay for a springboard forearm. With Hechicero in the
corner, Moxley and Ospreay took turns hitting rapid-fire
attacks in typical Death Riders’ fashion. Omega stopped
Ospreay and decided he wanted to get in on the act. Ospreay
and Omega threw Hechicero out of the corner into a cutter
from Mox!
Ospreay went over the top with a plancha to Doyle. Omega
tried to grab Cage for a Snap Dragon, but Cage powered out
only for Omega to change his grip. Moxley booted Cage to
assist Omega in a release German Suplex! Omega hit Cage with
a Snap Dragon. Omega tried on Hechicero, but he escaped
right into the clutches of Moxley. Omega tried to nail
Hechicero with a jumping knee, but Hechicero ducked, and
Omega nailed Moxley instead! Hechicero took Omega down with
a flying guillotine for a near-fall!
Cage dropped Omega with a pumphandle knee to the face. Cage
and Hechicero pulled Omega up into a big elbow strike from
Doyle. Hechicero covered, but Ospreay made the save!
Hechicero went to the top while Cage and Doyle picked up
Ospreay and Omega for powerbombs. Moxley shook the top ropes
to knock Hechicero back down while Ospreay and Omega
reversed the powerbombs into hurricanranas! Ospreay floored
Cage with a Hidden Blade while Omega blasted Doyle with a
big knee. Moxley held Hechicero over the top rope with a
choke until he let go for Ospreay to nail Hechicero with a
thrust kick.
Ospreay hit a Hidden Blade from the front while Omega hit a
V-Trigger on Hechicero from behind at the same time! Omega
covered Hechicero for the pinfall victory! Omega and Ospreay
celebrated in the ring until Moxley came in to join them.
Omega handed Moxley his AEW Continental Championship and
tried to make amends for mistakenly hitting Mox during the
match. Moxley ignored a handshake and got in Omega’s face
until Ospreay got between them. Omega shoved Ospreay away a
little too hard, and he hit the mat. Ospreay got in Omega’s
face, but the Young Bucks hit the ring. Matt and Nick
Jackson tried to get in the middle of it all, so Moxley
nailed Matt! Nick didn’t like that, so he went right after
Moxley. Ospreay backed up Moxley and went after Nick as Matt
mounted Mox on the mat. Omega tried to pull Ospreay away,
but Doyle came back in and grabbed Omega. Ospreay threw a
wild back elbow that hit both Omega and Doyle. The Bucks
fought Ospreay and Moxley to the floor in a preview of their
Redemption tag team match.
Omega was alone in the ring, so Rocky Romero and Trent
Beretta came out to attack, but he dropped them both with
Snap Dragons. With RPG Vice propped up together on the
ropes, Omega turned around for a V-Trigger, but when he hit
the ropes, Kevin Knight came flying over the top from the
ramp to nail Omega with the TNT Title! Knight grabbed the
AEW World Title and posed with both belts over Omega and put
his boot on Omega’s chest! Knight held the titles over a
bleeding Omega as Dynamite came to a chaotic close!
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