AEW Dynamite is LIVE tonight at 8/7c on TBS and HBO Max from Austin, TX.
The following are complete AEW Dynamite results for January 28, 2026. The report was written by PWMania.com’s Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired live.
AEW DYNAMITE RESULTS (JANUARY 28, 2026): AUSTIN, TX.
This week’s show kicks off hot, as we immediately head down to ringside for our opening contest.
Kenny Omega vs. Rocky Romero
The crowd is already chanting “Kenny! Kenny!” and then the familiar sounds of Kenny Omega’s theme hits. “The Cleaner” makes his way out for opening action. We see his opponent, Rocky Romero, already in the ring ready and waiting.
After Justin Roberts handles the brief ring introductions, the bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running. Omega and Romero waste no time getting after it. Omega goes for a Dragon Suplex, but as Taz points out on commentary, Romero knows him too well for that, so he blocks it.
We see Omega send Romero out to the floor. Omega leaps over the ropes, landing on Romero on the floor. Omega hugs a fan at ringside. The action is back in the ring, as Omega drops Romero and then kicks him in the ribs. Omega runs the ropes, looking for the V trigger, but Romero rolls out of the ring.
Romero hits the ring and nails Kenny with big elbow shots. Romero runs the ropes and then drops Omega on his neck. Romero covers Omega, but he quickly kicks out. Romero nails Omega with big forearm shots, but Omega fires back, dropping Romero.
Omega is in the corner and nails Romero in the back of end as he was taunting the fans. Omega runs the ropes and connects on Romero with a V trigger and then drops him with the one winged angel and covers Romero to pick up the win.
Winner: Kenny Omega
Kenny Omega, Hangman Page & Swerve Strickland Want The AEW Title
Once the match wraps up, we see Tony Schiavone with bright yellow sneakers hit the ring to interview Omega. Taz makes a joke on commentary asking who is dressing Schiavone. Tony congratulates Omega on the win. Omega is tied at the top for a top contender for the World Title.
Omega says he hates repeating himself, but he has not felt this good in years. AEW is supposed to be the place were the best wrestle. Omega says he claims a shot for MJF’s world title…whether its someone he likes or hates, it is just business and he will become the heavyweight champion of the world.
The music of Hangman Adam Page hits as he makes his way to the ring with mic in hand. Tony Schiavone leaves the ring. Page tells Omega he looks good. Page says that after all these years he would rather fight beside him than against him, but with the world title at stake, then so be it.
He says he thought about defending the world title against him and because of Hook and MJF he lost the title. Page says this time it is different, despite the fires and passion he has now, he – Omega won’t be the next champion…Page says the next champion is going to him.
Swerve’s Strickland’s music hits, as he and Prince Nana make their way to the ring…Swerve says he came back to AEW for the world title and he has not been defeated and was not the one who got pinned at Worlds End and has the right to the championship.
Swerve says his mission remains the same, to get the world championship and he doesn’t care who has to go through to get what he wants. It can be against anybody as he looks Omega straight in the face. Omega tells Swerve he can read the room…he feels like there is animosity and that he more like looking for a fight.
Swerve laughs and tells Omega more that he knows. Don Callis comes out to huge boos and the more he talks the louder the boos. Callis says that Andrade will pin Swerve and the say goodbye to the undefeated streak. Callis says when Andrade beats Swerve he is coming for him.
Callis says he has something special in mind for Page. Callis says his family runs Dynamite. Omega says to Don, maybe she should worry about himself and leaves the ring running after Callis. With that said, the opening segment wraps up and the show moves on.
AEW Continental Championship Eliminator
Jon Moxley (c) vs. Ace Austin
A quick video package airs for women’s action later in the show, we briefly hear from The Babes of Wrath backstage, and then Renee Paquette does the Megan Olivi UFC fighter entrance routine in the aisle as Jon Moxley makes his way to the ring for the next match.
Ace Austin’s theme hits next and out comes the former TNA veteran for this AEW Continental Championship Eliminator bout. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Mox immediately decks Austin and then blasts him with some thudding chops.
Ace fires back with forearms on Mox, but he nails Ace, who then takes down Mox and attempts to pin him, but Mox kicks out at two. Both men exchange chops in the center of the ring. Ace kicks Mox, but Mox fights back. Ace goes over the top rope.
Austin lands on the apron, however, and then comes in and drop kicks Mox, who goes to the floor. Ace connects with a kick on Mox in the face. On that note the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
When the show returns, we see Mox put Ace up on the top rope. Mox digs his fingernails into the back of Ace and then superplexes him. Both are down as the ref starts the ten count. Mox is up, Ace is up…Mox connects with a forearm on Ace…Ace kicks Mox and lands on him with a big leg drop.
Ace then hits Mox with repeated shots in the corner. Mox recovers and sends Ace down with big clothesline. Mox rolls up Ace, but he kicks out. Both men try to pin each other…Mox nails Ace, but he comes back with a big spin kick on Mox, sending him down. Ace covers the champ, but he kicks out a two.
Mox and Ace exchange blows in the center of the ring. Mox connects with lefts and rights on Ace. Ace is up and connects with a spin kick on Mox, dropping him to the mat. Ace covers Mox for a two count. Mox comes back and connects on Ace with a cutter for the victory.
Once the match wraps up, Konosuke Takeshita comes out and makes a beeline to the ring. Takeshita confronts Moxley as the commentators remind us of their Continental Classic tournament tilt. Takeshita signals he wants a title shot. Mark Davis and Jake Doyle attack Moxley. We head to another break.
Winner: Jon Moxley
TNT Championship
Mark Briscoe (c) vs. El Clon
Now it’s time for our third match of the evening, as this show paced at Monster Energy-level speed, frantically continues. Don Callis sits in on commentary after giving El Clon his marching orders. TNT Champion Mark Briscoe is out next to a big pop and then the bell sounds.
A traditional lock-up gets things started. El Clon puts a headlock on Mark, who breaks the hold. Both men run the ropes, as Clon takes down Briscoe with a big elbow and covers him for only a one count. Clon chops Briscoe in the corner.
Clon tosses Briscoe to the corner, who comes back with red neck kung fu, the action goes to the floor, as Briscoe takes down Clon. Briscoe grabs a chair from under the ring and sets it up. Clon comes in the ring and attempts to use the chair, but Briscoe ducks it.
Briscoe comes back and sends Clon down with a lariat. Clon goes to the floor and then is taken down with a scissor kick through the ropes. Briscoe sends Clon down hard on the outside. Briscoe gets caught in the apron, which allows Clon to kick him in the head.
Briscoe goes down on the floor. Clon kicks Briscoe in the head as the show heads into a mid-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see El Clon with a roundhouse kick that decks Briscoe. Moments later, the two hit a clothesline at the same time. A Froggy Bow later, and Briscoe retains.
Winner and STILL TNT Champion: Mark Briscoe
Tommaso Ciampa Makes Surprise Debut
Once the match wrapped up, Briscoe got on the microphone in the ring and said he likes the idea of having TNT Championship open challenges. With one caveat. No one from The Don Callis Family is allowed to challenge for the title, because he’s sick of those guys.
The lights in the building then went out. “The Psycho Killer” flashed across the big screens as former WWE Superstar Tommaso Ciampa appeared to a deafening reaction from the fans in “The Lone Star State.”
Ciampa went to the ring and had a stare down with Briscoe, as the commentators officially announced Ciampa’s in-ring debut in AEW will take place this Saturday in Arlington, TX., as he goes on-on-one against Briscoe with the TNT title on-the-line.
MJF Tries Negotiating With Brody King
After a commercial break, the show returns and out comes AEW World Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman. MJF heads to the ring and settles inside, where he starts off by asking Taz what AEW has them doing in a dump like Austin, Texas. He then tells the crowd to shut up while he speaks.
MJF says when he speaks the people listen, but then the music of Brody King hits as MJF calls for Brody’s music to be cut…he insults Brody’s ears and calls him stupid. Brody gets in the ring. MJF asks him if they are going to be professional and speak like men.
The fans chant ‘Brody’ as MJF calls him bark boy. MJF says Brodie needs to beat someone. MJF then brings up Malakai Black, on how he followed him around and it was spooky on how they turned light on and off. MJF then says he followed around Buddy Matthews and then asks King how Buddy’s ankle is doing.
MJF then says he followed a loser in Bandido. MJF then offers King to follow him around and he will pay him. MJF then calls King a liberal that looks like a Nazi. MJF says King beating him for the title is just a dream. In order to be champion of the world, MJF tells King he needs to be a leader like him, but he’s a follower.
Brody then tells MJF he doesn’t need to follow anyone. He has friends unlike MJF. King then says he has not beaten anyone credible enough to challenge MJF. King says he spoke with Tony Khan and next week he has an eliminator match against MJF next week and then when he wins, he will get a title shot at Grand Slam Australia.
The Young Bucks Going Back To Their Roots
Now we shift gears and shoot to a vignette featuring The Young Bucks duo of Nick Jackson and Matt Jackson. The decorated tag-team legends talk about it being time to go back to their roots. They put the tag team division on notice and says it starts in “Sin City.”
AEW Women’s World Championship
Kris Statlander (c) vs. Thekla
We now get ready for AEW Women’s World Championship action. Thekla makes her way out accompanied by The Sisters of Sin, who head to the back as she makes her way to the ring for this big title opportunity. The reigning champion, Kris Statlander, is out next.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Thekla puts out her hand for a handshake. Thekla pulls it away, as Statlander nails Thekla with a big open handed strike. Thekla leaves the ring before going back in the ring.
Thekla wraps herself around the ropes, as Kris then drops Thekla on the apron, as she hits the floor. Kris grabs Thekla and holds her up for several seconds upside down and then drops her with a vertical suplex on the floor. Kris goes in the ring to break the ten count.
She then comes back out and sends Thekla face first into the steel steps. Kris rolls Thekla back in the ring. As Kris poses, Thekla nails her in the jaw with a big kick. Statlander rolls to the floor, as Thekla comes off the apron with a stomp. On that note, we head to a mid-match break as the match continues.
When the show returns, we see Thekla is up on the top rope and ties up Statlander, but she is caught and whipped face first on the top rope turnbuckle pad. Statlander sends Thekla to the corner and connects with a knee to the side of her head.
Thekla covers the champ for only a two count. Thekla connects with a big boot on the head of Statlander. Thekla comes off the top, but is kicked by Statlander. Both women are up on the top. Thekla hits Statlander in the jaw and then drops her with a spider suplex.
Statlander rolls the outside, as Theklas comes off the top with a big crossbody on the floor! Statlander is rolled back in the ring. Thekla covers her only a two…Thekla then spears Statlander! Both women are down. Champ and challanger battle it out in the center of the ring.
Thekla locks up Statlander in the center of the ring, then wrenches the arm of the champ and then stomps on her arm. Thekla covers Statlander for only a two count. Thekla goes for a spear, but then is caught with a thrust kick…Statlander picks up Thekla for a powerbomb and then picks her up for the Saturday Night Fever for the win.
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s World Champion: Kris Statlander
Don Callis Family Business
Now we shoot backstage, where we see Don Callis with Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher. Callis tells Takeshita he needs to take Fletcher’s lead and forgive Okada. Takeshita asks Fletcher if forgave Okada and then walks off. We head to another commercial break.
The Demand Attacks Jack Perry
The show returns to the sight of AEW National Champion Ricochet and The Gates of Agony backstage. The Demand leader talks directly into the camera about Jack Perry talking out of turn about taking his title. We then watch as the trio beat down Perry and taunt him.
AEW World Tag-Team Championships
FTR (c) vs. Davis & Doyle
Back inside the arena, the theme for Mark Davis and Jake Doyle hits and out comes the number one contenders to the AEW World Tag-Team Championships for their big title opportunity. They settle in the ring as we see highlights of their recent performance that secured them this title shot.
Their music dies down as we return live. The familiar sounds of FTR’s old-school Midnight Express-sounding entrance tune plays as reigning AEW World Tag-Team Champions Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler make their way to the ring. We see split-screen footage of their pull-apart with Davis & Doyle last week.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Stokely Hathaway, wheelchair-and-all, joins the gang on special guest commentary. Wheeler and Doyle kick things off for their respective teams at the onset. The two lock-up to get things started.
After an initial lock-up, Cash runs the ropes, but Doyle sends him down with a big body block. As Cash gets up, he gets more body blocks. Davis is tagged in, as they double team Cash. Cash backs up Davis to the opposite corner, as FTR double teams Davis.
Dax is tagged in, but he chops Dax, sending him down to the mat. Dax is up, as he and Davis exchange chops. Davis and Doyle are on the outside. Dax runs the ropes, leaping through the second rope and is caught by Davis and Doyle, then tossed down hard. We head to a mid-match break.
When the show returns, we see Davis and Dax are in the center of the ring exchanging chops. Dax has a bloody chest from all the chops. Davis drops Dax with a big lariat. Cash comes in with a cutter on Doyle, but it has no effect. Doyle splashes FTR in the corner, as Davis follows up with a splash of his own.
Doyle and Dax are on the top rope. Cash comes up, as he and Doyle take each other out…Davis super-plexes Dax. Cash comes off the top rope, landing on Davis. Dax covers Davis, but he kicks out at two. Doyle is still out on the floor. Davis sends Cash to the floor.
He then puts a sleeper on Dax, who tries to fight out of it. Cash is back up on the apron. As the ref is distracted, Mox comes from the crowd and nails Davis in the head with the Continental Title Belt. Davis is then dropped with a shatter machine for the pin.
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag-Team Champions: FTR
Backstage With Orange Cassidy, Toni Storm, Wheeler Yuta & Marina Shafir
We shoot backstage after the match wraps up, where we see Renee Paquette with Orange Cassidy, who talks about his focus on Wheeler Yuta. Yuta comes in to interrupt Cassidy. Marina Shafir comes in and grabs Orange by the hair. Toni Storm comes in and gets in the face of Marina. Security comes in and breaks things up as we head to a break.
Swerve Strickland vs. Andrade El Idolo
It’s main event time!
When the show returns from the break, we head directly to ringside where Excalibur informs us it is time for our main event of the evening. With that said, the theme for Swerve Strickland hits and the crowd goes wild as the former AEW World Champion makes his way to the ring.
Strickland settles inside the squared circle with his hype man, Prince Nana, and then his catchy-ass entrance tune dies down. The theme for his opponent, Andrade El Idolo, a man Swerve knowns well dating back before AEW days, hits and out he comes with a mask on. He takes it off and pyro explodes as he heads to the ring.
The bell sounds to get this high stakes main event match officially off-and-running. Both men lock up in the center of the ring. Andrade put a headlock on Swerve, who breaks the hold. Swerve is sent down. Swerve and Andrade get into a shoving match.
Andrade then takes down Swerve, but he is quick to get up. Andrade avoids a house call from Swerve. The fans start a big ‘AEW’ chant. We go for a test of strength as Andrade chops Swerve, who then tosses Andrade into the corner. Andrade mocks Swerve.
Both men are on the rope, as Swerves sends Andrade to the floor. Swerve leaps over the ropes, as Andrade moves and then sends Swerve into the steels steps. He grabs a phone from a ‘fan’ at ringside and takes a selfie. It looks like he enters his number in the phone.
The fans then reaches into her shirt and pulls out a note, handing it to Andrade. He shows it to the camera and smiles as the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see the action still in progress.
We see Andrade look for his DM finisher, but Swerve avoids it. Moments later, Swerve hits a big kick for a close two-count. He heads to the top-rope, but Andrade stops him and hits a super-poisonrana. He sprints across the ring with double knees to Swerve in the corner for a two-count.
Swerve hits a House Call and looks to finish Andrade off, however Andrade blasts Swerve with a low-blow that the referee didn’t see. He follows that up by connecting with his DM-finisher. He goes for the immediate cover and gets the three-count for the win. Don Callis loves it. Omega is next for Andrade next week.
Winner: Andrade El Idolo
Everyone Wants What MJF Has
As Andrade and Callis celebrate the victory in the ring, we cut backstage as Renee Paquette is standing by with MJF. He says no one is beating him for his title. Kenny Omega walks up and cuts him off. Omega tells MJF it’s one more week and one more win, and he’ll see him at AEW Revolution. He tries shaking his hand but MJF walks off.
The camera follows MJF as he walks off. He is stopped by Andrade El Idolo, who is fresh off of his victory in the ring. He tells MJF he wants that title. MJF keeps walking and the camera follows him as he exits the building. Outside we see a car waiting for him. He goes to open the door but Hangman Page stops him and stares. MJF hops in and leaves. Thanks for joining us!
