Posted on 6/18/126 by Bob Magee
It was an incredible night of professional wrestling deep in
southern Texas, as AEW Dynamite was live from the Smart
Financial Centre in Sugar Land, TX, on TBS and HBO Max!
The night started and ended with a jubilant MJF, as the AEW
World Champion first selected his team from the deep, deep
Don Callis Family roster for the upcoming 6-on-6 Steel Cage
Match against Team Briscoe at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door. But
before we get to San Jose, Team MJF and Team Briscoe gave us
a preview of the violence in story next weekend in a 12-man
tag match that saw Team MJF emerge victorious.
Meanwhile, former TBS Champion Mercedes Moné advanced to the
Finals of the Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament with a
victory over Hazuki in an absolutely epic Semifinal match.
Plus, The Dogs got their comeuppance at last when they once
again went to mess with a member of the AEW production
staff, only to find out they were messing with Cope and
Cage, the AEW World Tag Team Champions themselves!
All that and much more went down tonight in Texas! Here are
your full results and complete recap of tonight’s Dynamite.
Team MJF Is Complete With the Don Callis Family
We kicked off tonight’s Dynamite with Lexy Nair in the back
with AEW World Champion MJF surrounded by the entirety of
the Don Callis Family, as Max prepared to pick his team for
the 6-on-6 steel cage match at Forbidden Door. But before we
got to that, MJF wanted the camera to focus on his Triple B,
as he went through the list of men who want to fight MJF for
the world title, starting with “The Jet” Kevin Knight. MJF
then mocked Andrade (to his face) and Swerve Strickland (to
the camera).
MJF then turned his attention to Will Ospreay, as Max said
he prays to God The Aerial Assassin makes it to Wembley so
MJF can break his neck. Max then mocked Hangman Adam Page
before getting serious about Kenny Omega, pointing out (with
Callis’ help) that he’s faced Omega twice and beaten him
twice. Finally, MJF focused on Briscoe, saying that Briscoe
is anything but a top star, and that people only feel bad
for him. And with that, Callis unveiled the rest of Team
MJF: The Jet, Kyle Fletcher, Jake Doyle, Kazuchika Okada and
… Andrade El Ídolo?! Andrade seemed to balk at the idea, as
he asked MJF “how you know” that Andrade will actually join
him in the ring? MJF told Callis to handle things, as Don
tried to talk some “sense” into Andrade.
Kenny Omega def. Tony Nese of Premier Athletes
We were informed by Excalibur that before Dynamite went on
the air, Premier Athletes came out and demanded that Tony
Khan give them a match, which is why Tony Nese was in the
ring as Kenny Omega made his entrance much to the joy of the
Texas crowd!
Nese’s Premier Athlete stablemates distracted Omega to start
the match, letting Nese hit Omega for a chopblock. That was
about all the offense Nese got in this one, though, as Omega
then planted Nese with two snap dragon suplexes then drilled
him with a V-Trigger, giving one to Mark Sterling for good
measure! Omega then hit the One Winged Angel on Nese, and
that was all she wrote!
After the match, we heard Zack Sabre Jr.’s music, as TMDK
marched down to the ring, forcing Omega to retreat. As he
turned to leave the ringside area, though, he was suddenly
backed up by The Elite – the Young Bucks and “Jungle” Jack
Perry! Sabre kicked the microphone toward Omega, who picked
it up and introduced TMDK to Texas. Omega thanked ZSJ,
saying he didn’t think Zack would come all the way to
Houston just to say hello. Omega said that Sabre has
something that Omega wants, and Omega has something that
Sabre wants. At Forbidden Door, it’s going to be the
greatest technical wrestler alive against Kenny Omega, and
wouldn’t it be something if Sabre could score a win over
Kenny? But in the same token, wouldn’t it look good for both
AEW and Kenny’s home away from home in NJPW if he beat ZSJ?
Omega then pointed out that while Sabre might have friends,
so does Omega – and he then bid the crowd adieu!
We then saw footage from several weeks ago when The Dogs
took down the Bang Bang Gang several times, thanks to the
help of the shillelagh, followed by The Dogs’ victory over
the Young Bucks last week. We’ll hear from The Dogs later
tonight!
Brodido (ROH World Champion Bandido and Brody King) def.
Death Riders’ Jon Moxley & Daniel Garcia
The Death Riders entered first, making their way from the
concourse through the crowd to the ring, as Garcia proudly
held Moxley’s AEW Continental Championship high. Mox entered
the ring while Garcia and Marina Shafir continued doing
pushups on the outside.
Brodido were next, as the reunited tag team was greeted with
a very loud, warm welcome by the Texas crowd! This was the
first time we’ve seen these two teaming together since Full
Gear of last year!
Garcia and Bandido started things in this one, exchanging
grapples in an impressive feeling out process. Garcia kicked
Bandido in the ribs and ran him off the ropes, knocking the
ROH World Champion to the mat with a shoulder tackle, only
for Bandido to pop back up and level Garcia with a dropkick
before tagging in King, who slammed Garcia to the mat, then
slammed Bandido onto Garcia! Brodido went to do the
macarena, but Garcia interrupted … to hit his own classic
dance moves! After just a beat of appreciation, King went to
chop Garcia, but the Death Rider dodged, managing to make
his way to the corner to tag in Mox. These two titans teed
off on each other in the center of the ring before King
gained the upper hand, setting up Bandido for a moonsault
from the middle of the top rope to both Death Riders on the
outside as we went to break!
Back from commercial, King maintained the advantage for
Brodido, as he had Moxley rocked in the middle of the ring.
Mox found enough footing to trade chops, elbows and punches
with King, but he was unable to take the big man off of his
feet with three lariats – until a cutter did the job! But
King popped back up and hit Mox with a lariat of his own, as
both men crawled to their respective corners to tag in
Bandido and Garcia!
Bandido and Garcia once again followed counter after
counter, until Garcia trapped Bandido in a crucifix pin for
a two count. Garcia looked to capitalize, but Bandido tossed
him overhead into the corner and tagged in King. Mox pulled
Garcia out of the ring, and when King looked to hit a dive
on both, Shafir stepped in between, causing King to
hesitate! King went to the floor and barked back and forth
with Shafir, only for Mox and Garcia to come flying in with
a dive from the ring to take out King, followed by a spike
piledriver on the floor!
Mox and Garcia then went around the ring to sweep Bandido
off the ring apron, perching him on top of the barricade,
where Garcia leveled him with several blows and a
clothesline! Mox and Garcia tossed King back into the ring
as Bandido attempted to get his wits about him. Mox got a
near-fall on King, then put him in a wristlock and tagged
Garcia in as they double-teamed King in the corner. King
tried to fight off Garcia, but the Death Rider was able to
chop the big man down to size. Garcia tagged in Mox, who
backed King into the neutral corner with blows to the
midsection. Mox then took King down with a massive superplex
as we went to commercial!
Back from break, King struggled to reach Bandido for a tag,
but Mox let go of King just long enough to knock Bandido off
the apron and prevent the tag! Mox flinged Garcia into the
corner to splash King, as the two Death Riders continued to
double team King with a train of running lariats in the
corner. Finally, though, King fired back, taking down both
men and tagging in the ROH World Champion, who took down
Moxley with a tornillo off the top turnbuckle, then hit him
with a pop-up cutter! Garcia came charging in, but Bandido
took him down with two tilt-a-whirls, followed up with a
gorilla press slam!
Bandido tripped Mox into the ropes, looking for the 21-Plex,
but Mox was ready for it, popping Bandido with a forearm to
the chin. Garcia came in to pick at Bandido, and Bandido
went to vertical suplex him, but Garcia escaped. Mox was
next, but he too managed to escape. Finally, with the ref’s
back turn, Shafir tried to take a shot at Bandido, but she
ate a suplex for her efforts! As the Death Riders regrouped
on the outside, Bandido went diving over the top to take out
all three! Bandido threw Garcia into the ring and hit him
with a frog splash, but Mox broke up the subsequent pin
attempt with a stomp to the back of the head! That brought
in King, who traded massive lariats with Mox, sending both
men to the outside.
Bandido and Garcia exchanged roll-up attempts before Bandido
hit a pop-up knee on Garcia, setting him up for a 21-Plex!
Bandido sealed off Mox with a tope to the outside, and
Bandido bridged on the pin for the three count! Brodido
beats the Death Riders in an EPIC tag team match!
PROTOKADA Takes Care of Business
Backstage, we saw Kyle Fletcher and Kazuchika Okada.
Fletcher said that while we now know that both of them are
on Team MJF, don’t forget that they will be bringing the AEW
International Championship back to the Don Callis Family.
And while they don’t know who will be standing across the
ring from them on Mark Briscoe’s team, they do know at least
one person who won’t be. Fletcher pointed down to the floor,
as the camera panned to Tomohiro Ishii laid out!
Tommaso Ciampa is Ready to Dance with Jericho
Tommaso Ciampa said that Jericho might wonder why he hates
him, and that while he could give him over 1,000 reasons, he
only needs one. Ciampa didn’t always hate Jericho. In fact,
he used to respect him. Ciampa run through all of Jericho’s
accomplishments. The Innovator version of Jericho? That guy
was the best. But this 2026 version of Jericho? The puns,
the desperation? Ciampa hates it. He hates every last bit of
it. So if Jericho is going to bring that guy around, Ciampa
would rather see him stay home. Or at the very least, stay
out of Ciampa’s way. But if Jericho does still think he has
it in him? Then by all means, Chris, Ciampa is ready to
dance.
The Dogs Get Their Comeuppance From Cope & Cage!
The Dogs went to make their typical entrance where they
bully production staff, but they were in for quite a
surprise – the production staffer in question was none other
than AEW World Tag Team Champion Adam Copeland! Clark
Connors and David Finlay turned around and saw Christian
Cage behind them!
The tag team champions dragged The Dogs out to the ringside
area, where they started to put a beating on the men who
believe themselves to be the No. 1 contenders to the AEW
World Tag Team Championships! It looked like Cope and Cage
were going to nail Connors with a double spear, but Finlay
pulled Connors out of the way just in time.
Cage grabbed a microphone and said that while people were
expecting him to make a crass comment about someone’s family
member, he wanted everyone to know he has standards. And by
that, he means he’s never met a tag team named after their
mothers like The Dogs. And Finlay? His father should have
done everyone a favor and let David run down his legs.
Cope jumped in, saying that it has been impressive, what The
Dogs have done lately. He understands why they jumped Cage
and Cope and tried to mock the 5-Second Pose. The Dogs are
Cope and Cage from 30 years ago. But 30 years ago, Cage and
Cope thought they had it figured out, too, until they came
up against some true veteran tag teams. They realized they
didn’t have it all figured out, but they learned. And Cope
and Cage will be the learning curve for The Dogs. So Dogs,
it’s pretty simple. At Forbidden Door, Cope and Cage are
going to use some of their old man strength, their old man
knowledge, and a whole lot of old man grumpiness to make
sure that when The Dogs walk through that Forbidden Door
into Cope and Cage’s house, they’re going to walk out as
housebroken little pups.
Thekla Warns Starlight Kid About Forbidden Door
We were treated to a package detailing the accolades of the
sensational Starlight Kid from STARDOM, before we heard from
Starlight Kid’s opponent at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door, AEW
Women’s World Champion Thekla, who emphasized that on this
side of the door, she runs things!
Brodido Love Being Back Together – And Have a New Goal!
Backstage, Lexy Nair was with Bandido and Brody King.
Bandido was beside himself to be back alongside his friend,
as King reminded the world that even though they’d been on
their own singles quests, they’re still one of the best tag
teams in the world! Bandido said that he’d noticed the gold
on Jon Moxley’s shoulder, and it got him thinking about
Forbidden Door!
Just then, Daniel Garcia, Mox and Marina Shafir came in,
with the AEW Continental Title on Shafir’s shoulder. Mox
told Bandido that if he wants a fight, without King and
without the Death Riders at ringside, call his shot.
Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament Semifinal: Mercedes
Moné def. Hazuki
Hazuki started things off by trying to get Moné into suplex
position, but the former TBS Champion evaded and briefly
gained the upper hand, before Hazuki took her down to the
ropes and washed her foot across Moné’s face. The CEO went
out to the ramp to catch her breath, taking a chance to
glance at the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament trophy while
she was next to it. When Moné tried to get back into the
ring, Hazuki blocked any way in that didn’t involve having
to go through her, so Moné hesitated as we went to break!
Back from commercial, Moné had made her way back into the
ring, sending Hazuki reeling with a massive lungblower for a
two-count! Hazuki had to roll to the outside, but Moné gave
chase, beating her opponent all around the outside, from
barricade to apron and back again! Moné tossed Hazuki into
the ring and got a two-count. Just as soon as Hazuki kicked
out, though, The CEO continued to toss her around the ring
by the hair, then crushing her with a Meteora against the
bottom rope for another two-count. Rather than show any real
frustration, however, Moné continued to beat down her
opponent – until Hazuki was able to evade a charge against
the ropes to plant Moné with a DDT on the apron, followed by
a huge tope suicida to the outside, then a second, then a
third! The tide had turned on this one!
Hazuki locked Moné in a series of crossfaces, but the former
TBS Champion was able to get to the ropes for a break.
Hazuki blocked Three Amigos, but she was too close to the
ropes, and Moné was able to wrench her arm over the top,
sending Hazuki to the outside! Moné followed up with a
crushing Meteora as we went to commercial!
Back from the break, Hazuki dug deep to counter a Moné
charge in the corner to crush The CEO right in the face!
Hazuki took a minute to gather her breath, and with that
hesitation, Moné was able to gather herself, fending off
Hazuki for just a moment, before Hazuki hit a modified
codebreaker off the middle rope to daze Moné! Hazuki went up
top for the senton but only got a two-count before she
transitioned into a crossface! Moné reversed into a
backslide for a two-count! The two women exchanged blows
from their knees!
Both women got to their feet, but when Moné tried to kick at
Hazuki, Hazuki countered with a huge pump kick that knocked
both women to the mat! Hazuki took the padding off of her
arm and leveled Moné, but Moné kicked out at two once again!
Hazuki hit a brainbuster on Moné, who rolled to the outside
as she knew she was in trouble. Back in the ring, Moné got
Hazuki into position for a potential lungblower, but instead
rolled her up for a two-count. Hazuki countered into one of
her own, but Moné countered into a Statement Maker! Hazuki
rolled through for another two-count! This match is awesome!
Moné lifted Hazuki up onto her back for a potential Moné
Maker, but Hazuki twice reversed for a two-count, then tied
Moné up in a La Magistral for just another two-count! Hazuki
kicked Moné twice in the face, but The CEO caught her with a
kick against the ropes, only for Hazuki to follow up with a
back elbow on the other side! Hazuki tried to run Moné off
the ropes, but Moné held on for a backbreaker that she
transitioned into the Statement Maker! Hazuki taps! Mercedes
Moné is going to the Finals of the Owen Hart Foundation
Women’s Tournament for the second straight year!
Maya World Is No Cinderella Story
We heard from Maya World, who advanced to the Semifinals of
the Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament with a stunning
win over Skye Blue just days after the tragic death of her
older brother. Now, World is set to face her former mentor,
ROH Women’s World Champion Athena!
Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay Go Face-to-Face
Tony Schiavone was in the ring as The Aerial Assassin made
his way to the ring to a raucous greeting from the crowd!
Schiavone congratulated Ospreay on tying the knot with Alex
Windsor over the weekend. Ospreay said he was supposed to be
on honeymoon, but Windsor told him they can go to Hawaii
anytime – now is the time for him to chase his dream!
Ospreay then explained how he made it up to Windsor, before
The Most Dangerous Man in AEW made his entrance.
Swerve told Ospreay that he’s been watching him, and that he
knows Will has changed. But The Aerial Assassin said he
doesn’t think he’s changed. In fact, the only thing he
thinks has changed is the way Swerve is looking at him. So,
do they have a problem?
Yeah, Swerve said, they do have a problem. Swerve remembers
when the Death Riders destroyed Ospreay’s neck, yet now,
Ospreay is running around playing games with the Death
Riders. And Ospreay never gave an explanation as to why.
Swerve doesn’t know why, hell, Ospreay’s wife doesn’t even
know. And congratulations, by the way.
Ospreay said yeah, if Swerve wants to bring up Moxley and
the Death Riders, he hasn’t forgiven them – it’s that he
learned to let it go. He’s training with them, and he’s
becoming the best version of himself. But speaking of that
night in London, Ospreay saw all of his friends and allies
trying to get into the cage to save him. But you know who he
didn’t see that night in London? Swerve. But he can’t be
that mad at him; Swerve needed surgery, too.
So Ospreay sat at at home and started thinking about where
this all started: AEW All In: Texas. Ospreay and Swerve
teamed up and took down the Young Bucks. Ospreay asked
Swerve for one thing that day. They needed to go and get the
AEW World Title back. Hangman needed help. But Swerve said
nothing. And at the end of that night, Ospreay went down by
himself and tried to help. And as a result, he ended up in a
hospital bed. But when Ospreay rewatched that footage, he
noticed that Swerve was there to help. So Ospreay’s question
is very simple: Where was Swerve, and why didn’t he help
him?
As Swerve lifted the microphone to respond, Ospreay slapped
it out of his hand! Ospreay said he didn’t need to hear any
explanation, because their match at Forbidden Door will be
every answer he needs. This is Ospreay’s dream. He used to
work on construction sites right outside of Wembley. He’s
seen how people enter that building, with passion and
dreams. Scoring the winning goal in Wembley Stadium is the
dream of every kid he knows and grew up with, and he’s one
match away. And he doesn’t care how Swerve sees him, because
right now, he is just a man standing in the way of Ospreay’s
dream. And he knows Swerve won’t hesitate to end his dream –
so he won’t hesitate to end Swerve.
“Not if I do it first,” Swerve replied. With vitriol in his
voice, Swerve recalled having to stand in this ring last
year and hear Ospreay say it wasn’t his time; it was
Hangman’s time. And Swerve agreed with him. He had to stand
back and fight against the Death Riders. And Swerve did
that. But guess what, Will? Where’s Hangman Page now? No one
has heard from him. He can’t even fight for the AEW World
Championship anymore. So everything that they did off of
Ospreay’s word? It was for NOTHING. And now, Swerve said,
Ospreay expects him to just move aside? No! **** THAT!
When Swerve was world champion, he had to watch veterans and
soft egos step on his time. So now? No, he’s not letting
anyone stop him for anything – not even Will. Swerve has
made a career out of destroying plans. It’s what he’s good
at. It’s who he is. It’s who Will is. And Will respects that
about Swerve, Swerve knows. And speaking of the two of them,
every time they step in the ring, they redefine the
business. So no matter whether they’re opponents or allies,
they’re going to do it again. It’s what they do. They raise
the bar. Yet no matter what happens, the one consistent
thing is: Swerve Strickland over Will Ospreay.
That’s right; Swerve reminded Ospreay that The Aerial
Assassin has never beaten him. So when Swerve beats Ospreay
at Forbidden Door, and he goes to Wembley and wins the AEW
World Championship for a second time, maybe Ospreay can
challenge him again. And what’s going to happen is Swerve is
going to beat him again, and again, and again. Because this
Will Ospreay isn’t better than Swerve on his worst day with
“this fragile ass neck.”
That got under Ospreay’s skin, as he looked to get physical
with Swerve. But Strickland was prepared, as he grabbed his
signature length of chain from Prince Nana. As Swerve closed
the distance, we heard the music of the Death Riders, with
Moxley, Garcia, Shafir and PAC surrounding the ring,
obviously backing up Ospreay. Swerve retreated, but not
before emphasizing his belief that Ospreay really has
changed.
Moxley Helps Ospreay Navigate His Emotions
Backstage, Garcia was poking at Ospreay, asking if The
Aerial Assassin heard Swerve call him fragile. Ospreay
pinned Garcia up against some barricades in the back, but
Mox interjected, asking if Ospreay felt in control, as the
Continental Champion talked some sense into him. These are
just words. Words are just things people use to get under
your skin when they have no other option. Ospreay is THIS
close to being the wrestler he should be. It’s just words.
12-Man Tag Team Match: AEW World Champion MJF & the Don
Callis Family (TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight, Jay
Doyle, Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher and Andrade El Ídolo)
def. The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, Kyle
O’Reilly and Roderick Strong), Darby Allin & Konosuke
Takeshita
First out was the AEW World Champion, MJF. He was shortly
joined by “The Jet” Kevin Knight, Jake Doyle, Kazuchika
Okada, Kyle Fletcher and Andrade El Ídolo of the Don Callis
Family. We then heard that if either team was disqualified
in this match, they would lose a man in the 6-on-6 steel
cage match at Forbidden Door.
Backstage, we heard from Mark Briscoe, who was flanked by
the AEW World Trios Champions – Kyle O’Reilly, Orange
Cassidy and Roderick Strong. Briscoe started to say how he
was going to take out MJF with a steel chair, but O’Reilly
told him about the disqualification stipulation. So Briscoe
said they’d have to do it by the rules, as he introduced
their two other teammates, Konosuke Takeshita and Darby
Allin! As Briscoe’s team made its way to the ring, we went
to commercial!
Back from the break, it was 12-man tag team action time!
Briscoe started things off for his team, and while it looked
like MJF would do the same for his side, the champion
quickly tagged in Andrade, who clearly wasn’t particularly
enthusiastic about being there! MJF and Andrade had a brief
discussion before Briscoe interjected, forcing Andrade to
fight him! The two spilled to the outside, where Andrade
found yet another admirer. But Briscoe was having none of
it, tossing Andrade back inside, as Briscoe and Strong
mounted Andrade for 10 punches each! OC then went for his
turn, but Andrade fought out of the corner – so OC pulled
Andrade’s pants off as El Ídolo tagged in Fletcher!
OC made the only logical decision at that point and tagged
in O’Reilly to give us another BATTLE OF THE KYLES! Fletcher
and O’Reilly exchanged a series of ground-based holds that
gave the Conglomeration’s Kyle a brief advantage, until
Fletcher powered through for a power slam and taunted Allin
on the apron! O’Reilly rebounded with kicks to Fletcher’s
midsection then picked the ankle for an ankle lock, before
all 12 men from both sides poured into the ring for a good
old fashioned brouhaha inside and out! When the dust
settled, Team Briscoe had the upper hand on the outside of
the ring, while Darby and MJF stared each other down inside!
Only for Knight to attack Allin from behind! The Jet put the
boots to Allin, but Fletcher pushed him to the side, trying
to get his own licks in! The Jet didn’t take too kindly to
that, as he and Fletcher traded words until MJF tagged
himself in as we went to break!
Back from commercial, MJF and the Family had Orange Cassidy
in a world of hurt in their corner, as Fletcher set up OC
for a series of arm breakers across the shoulder of Doyle on
the outside. MJF then went to do the same to OC, but OC
countered and put MJF’s arm over Doyle’s shoulder, instead,
as the big man didn’t realize he was damaging his own
teammate! That gave Cassidy room to tag in Strong, who went
to work with backbreakers for everyone! Strong then pulled
The Jet back into the ring, then hoisted OC up and threw him
into Knight, then again into Fletcher, before tossing
Cassidy at Andrade for a headscissors takeover!
The one man who could slow Strong’s momentum was the
monumental Doyle, who put his mass to good use against
Strong before Roddy tagged in O’Reilly, who knocked Doyle
off of his feet with a series of kicks and elbows. Andrade
sneaked in to take out O’Reilly, but Allin was there to
counter El Ídolo – until Andrade took him out with the Dia
de los Muertos back elbow! Takeshita tried to make the save,
but Fletcher and Okada double-teamed their former Family
member! Fletcher went to level Takeshita with a running
knee, but Takeshita dodged and planted Fletcher with a Blue
Thunder Bomb! Finally, MJF and Briscoe tagged in for their
respective teams, going nose-to-nose in the middle of the
ring!
The Jet inserted himself as he tried to get Briscoe’s
attention, only for Briscoe to fight off The Jet as MJF went
to the outside. Briscoe continued to fight off The Jet until
Max saw an opportune moment to strike – but Briscoe was
ready, as he set up MJF for the Jay Driller! The Jet
prevented that, only for Allin to fight off The Jet, chasing
him all around the venue! Allin finally got his hands on
Knight on the ramp, only for Doyle to pull Allin off of The
Jet and send him flying off of the stage into the nearby
ring post!
Back in the ring, MJF once again looked to set up Briscoe
for a Heat Seeker, but Briscoe countered and nailed a Jay
Driller! But when Briscoe went for the cover, Don Callis
distracted the referee! Once Callis was sent fleeing,
Briscoe tried to position MJF for a Froggy Bow, but Fletcher
knocked Briscoe off the top rope, as Strong made a blind
tag! Strong went to take advantage of the downed world
champion, but MJF locked Strong in the Salt of the Earth
submission hold, and Strong had to tap, giving Team MJF the
win!
After the bell, MJF and the Family continued to beat down
Briscoe. MJF demanded that Andrade pick up Briscoe for more
punishment, but El Ídolo refused, as Callis tried to play
peacemaker. Finally, Andrade lifted Briscoe to his feet, as
MJF decked him with the Dynamite Diamond Ring. MJF gloated
as Dynamite came to a close!
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