Location: Allen, Texas
Commentary Team: Excalibur and Tony Schiavone
AEW presented the post-All In: London edition of Dynamite from Allen, Texas, on Wednesday, September 2, 2026. The show featured new AEW World Champion Will Ospreay, championship defenses from Darby Allin and the new World Trios Champions, and major developments heading into All Out.
The broadcast opened with a video package recapping the title changes and biggest moments from All In at Wembley Stadium.
Will Ospreay Celebrates His AEW World Championship Victory
Justin Roberts introduced new AEW World Champion Will Ospreay, who received a loud welcome from the Texas crowd.
Fans interrupted Ospreay with “You deserve it” chants before he could begin speaking. Ospreay joked that he had already spent the week crying and asked the crowd not to make him emotional again.
Ospreay reflected on his journey to winning the championship at Wembley Stadium before addressing Kenny Omega. He acknowledged that Omega had been the better wrestler in their previous encounters, but said it only took one victory to become world champion.
With their series now tied at two wins apiece, the crowd called for another match. Ospreay said his primary goal had been to earn Omega’s recognition as one of the greats, but welcomed another meeting whenever and wherever Omega wanted it.
Ospreay then discussed the championship’s history and the former titleholders who had inspired him. Those idols were now his rivals, and he declared himself the best wrestler in the world.
The champion warned future challengers that they would have to endure the same struggles he had overcome. He also thanked his United Empire teammates for supporting him through difficult times and said he wanted to build an empire in AEW just as they had in Japan.
Ricochet interrupted alongside Gates of Agony. He brought up his history with Ospreay and claimed the champion would never have reached the All In main event without him. Ricochet demanded the first AEW World Championship opportunity.
Gabe Kidd then appeared and accused Ospreay of taking away his chance to become both the first English IWGP Heavyweight Champion and the first English-born AEW World Champion.
Ricochet insisted he was first in line, but Kidd said he was not interested in the championship yet—he wanted Ospreay himself.
Clark Connors joined Kidd, leaving Ospreay facing five opponents. As the group approached the ring, United Empire arrived to stand alongside the champion.
AEW World Trios Championship Match
Swerve Strickland and New Level (c) vs. The Rascalz
Following a recap of their championship victory at All In, Swerve Strickland, Kofi and Austin Creed made their entrance for their first defense.
Strickland and Myron Reed opened the match. Reed attempted a springboard crossbody, but Swerve caught him and drove him into the turnbuckles.
Dezmond Xavier and Creed tagged in, with Creed briefly applying a bow-and-arrow submission. Creed eventually grounded Xavier and brought Kofi into the match for some tandem offense.
Zachary Wentz entered but also found himself on the receiving end of New Level’s double-team attacks. The Rascalz recovered and isolated Strickland before sending him outside.
Creed made a blind tag, allowing the champions to turn the momentum around on the apron. Kofi followed with a dive onto the challengers at ringside.
After the commercial break, Creed escaped The Rascalz’s corner and planted Wentz with a sit-out powerbomb. Kofi received the tag and ran through Reed before bringing Creed back in for a tornado DDT.
Strickland followed with a delayed vertical suplex, but Wentz broke up the cover. Xavier then made a blind tag and surprised Swerve with a roll-up for two.
The Rascalz trapped Strickland in their corner and connected with a series of triple-team attacks. Kofi intervened to prevent the pinfall.
The action spilled outside, where Wentz took out Kofi with a tornillo. Creed answered with a dive onto Wentz and Xavier, while Reed caught Swerve with a cutter from the apron.
Kofi later caught Reed with his signature spinning kick, sending him into the turnbuckles. After Xavier was cleared from the ring, Strickland tagged in and delivered the House Call to Reed for the victory.
Winners and STILL AEW World Trios Champions: Swerve Strickland and New Level
The champions briefly exchanged stares with The Young Bucks on the entrance ramp as Matt and Nick Jackson made their way to the ring.
Three-Way TLC Match Announced for All Out
Following highlights of Mercedes Moné’s championship victory at All In, Matt Jackson addressed The Young Bucks’ loss to Cage and Cope.
Matt admitted that he and Nick had used worse tactics themselves, so he would not complain simply about being cheated. However, he questioned why Cage and Cope needed to win that way in a match billed as a clash between generations.
Instead of the champions answering the challenge, FTR appeared with Stokely Hathaway.
Stokely dismissed The Young Bucks’ claim to another championship opportunity. Dax Harwood pointed out that FTR had previously defeated both the Bucks and Cage and Cope, declaring that it was time for FTR to become the first four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions.
Nick countered that the Bucks had also beaten FTR and reminded them that The Young Bucks had never said “I quit” in an AEW World Tag Team Championship match.
Cage and Cope then arrived. Christian Cage defended their victory by arguing that people remembered who won rather than how they won. He also pointed out that the champions had defeated both teams in their most recent meetings.
Cage mocked FTR, suggesting he was surprised they had not accepted a 50-percent pay cut to work elsewhere rather than return to AEW for another defeat.
Adam Copeland admitted that he was unhappy with the finish at All In. He proposed defending the championships against both FTR and The Young Bucks at All Out.
Copeland then added tables, ladders and chairs to the equation, drawing loud “TLC” chants from the crowd.
Andrade El Idolo Joins Ospreay’s Team
Backstage, Will Ospreay and United Empire discussed finding a fifth partner for the main event.
Callum Newman said he had already recruited someone from the AEW roster with a connection to United Empire. HENARE knocked on the door, and Andrade El Idolo entered.
Andrade, who earned a future AEW World Championship opportunity at All In, congratulated Ospreay and shook the champion’s hand.
TNT Championship Match
Darby Allin (c) vs. Mark Davis
Mark Davis ambushed Darby Allin during the champion’s entrance, starting a fight before the match could officially begin.
The two battled through the crowd, where Allin launched himself from a railing onto Davis. Allin sent the challenger back over the barricade and struck him across the back with his skateboard.
Davis responded with a forearm and drove Allin into the announce desk. He then rolled the champion into the ring, allowing the referee to call for the opening bell.
Davis continued the punishment with elbow strikes and a lariat for a two-count.
Allin eventually fought back by trapping Davis’ arm against the turnbuckle and attacking it. Davis escaped and applied a sleeper, but Allin countered into a pinning combination.
The champion survived another power move attempt and delivered a missile dropkick that sent Davis outside. Both men narrowly returned to the ring before the referee’s ten-count.
Allin then connected with two Coffin Drops to retain the championship.
Winner and STILL TNT Champion: Darby Allin
RPG Vice attacked Allin after the bell, prompting Steven Borden Jr. to rush to the ring.
Borden attempted to make the save, but Davis distracted him from the apron, allowing Don Callis to attack from behind. The Don Callis Family stood tall as the segment ended.
MJF Threatens Will Ospreay
MJF blamed Will Ospreay for setting in motion the events that cost him the AEW World Championship.
He pointed to Ospreay’s interference at Dynamite: Beach Break and claimed it ultimately led to Kenny Omega taking his title.
MJF accused Ospreay of avoiding consequences and promised to provide a “cold dose of reality.” He refused to reveal when he would seek revenge, warning that Ospreay would be begging for it by the time he finally struck.
Alex Windsor vs. Megan Bayne
Megan Bayne entered alongside Lena Kross, while Jamie Hayter accompanied Alex Windsor.
Bayne immediately overpowered Windsor and drove her into the corner. Windsor attempted to fight back, but Bayne answered with a fallaway slam.
Windsor eventually caught Bayne with a boot and delivered a cannonball at ringside.
After the break, Windsor attempted to knock Bayne down with consecutive lariats. Bayne remained standing and responded with a kick to the midsection.
Windsor connected with a DDT from the ropes for a two-count and followed with a Spear for another nearfall. Bayne answered with a Falcon Arrow, but Windsor continued finding ways to escape and create pinning opportunities.
The fight moved onto the apron and then to the floor, where Bayne delivered a clothesline that left both women down.
Kross retrieved one of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship belts, but Hayter intercepted her. Their ringside fight distracted the referee, allowing Bayne to strike Windsor with the championship.
Bayne returned Windsor to the ring and delivered the Megabomb for the victory.
Winner: Megan Bayne
Divine Dominion continued attacking Windsor until Hayter entered the ring. Bayne and Kross retreated up the ramp as the champions regrouped.
Chris Jericho and Nick Wayne Brawl Backstage
Following highlights of the Casino Gauntlet at All In, Chris Jericho argued that he had not technically been defeated because Nick Wayne took the deciding pinfall.
Wayne responded by reminding Jericho that he had taken him out of contention during the match.
An insult from Jericho prompted Wayne to slap him. The two began fighting, with Jericho driving Wayne toward a nearby shutter door.
Wayne eventually gained control, left Jericho on the floor and mocked him before walking away.
Thekla Interrupts Mercedes Moné’s Championship Celebration
The ring was decorated with balloons, a red carpet and photographs of Mercedes Moné for the new AEW Women’s World Champion’s celebration.
Moné praised AEW for giving women a global platform and said she had backed herself by joining the company. She claimed her success proved that nobody needed permission to be great.
Moné also claimed to have achieved something no other wrestler had accomplished by winning world championships in four major promotions.
Turning her attention to Willow Nightingale, Moné expressed anger over the damage done to her face at All In. However, she said she now understood that Willow had not been blocking her destiny but pushing her toward it.
Moné declared that she had taken both Willow’s championship and her smile.
Thekla interrupted carrying a bottle of tequila. She congratulated Moné but pointed out that, despite her accomplishments, she had never been “Toxic.”
After mocking Willow’s defeat, Thekla warned Moné that she did not work for “The CEO.” She then told the champion to let her know when she was ready to give Thekla “her” AEW Women’s World Championship back.
Britt Baker Announces Persephone’s First Title Defense
Backstage, Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. said she had not returned to take a gamble—she had returned for a guarantee.
Baker praised Persephone’s killer instinct and announced that the new TBS Champion would defend against VertVixen on Collision.
AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match
Jon Moxley vs. AR Fox
Jon Moxley controlled the opening exchange before AR Fox escaped and returned to his feet.
Moxley dropped Fox with a shoulder tackle, but Fox responded by sending him outside and catching him with a Pele-style kick from the apron.
Fox returned Moxley to the ring, only for the Continental Champion to regain control and send him back to the floor.
Following the commercial break, Moxley continued wearing down Fox before delivering the Death Rider to secure the pinfall.
Winner: Jon Moxley
Tension Builds Within The Don Callis Family
Lexy Nair interviewed Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight backstage.
Knight complained that Sting and his family had cost him the TNT Championship at All In, ending what he described as the greatest reign in the title’s history.
Knight then pointed out that Fletcher had also lost his championship in a match involving another Don Callis Family member. Fletcher countered that the International Championship remained within the group, while Knight had lost his title to Darby Allin.
Callis stopped the argument and urged both men to focus on the Family’s long-term plans rather than their individual setbacks.
He announced that Fletcher and Knight would team against Juice Robinson and Ace Austin on Saturday’s Collision.
Kazuchika Okada entered and repeatedly emphasized the word “Family” before leaving. Fletcher watched the new International Champion walk away.
Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo and United Empire vs. The Dogs and The Demand
Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo, Callum Newman, HENARE and Francesco Akira faced Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, Ricochet, Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun in the main event.
Ospreay and Ricochet were set to begin, but Ricochet immediately tagged Liona. Liona called for HENARE, and the two exchanged strikes and headbutts.
Gates of Agony briefly isolated HENARE before Connors tagged in and repeatedly drove his head into the turnbuckle. HENARE absorbed the punishment and fought back, allowing his teammates to clear the ring.
Ospreay launched Akira onto Kaun before the action spilled outside. Andrade wiped out several opponents with a tope con hilo and paused to take a photograph with a fan.
His teammates joined the moment, but their opponents used the distraction to attack. Ricochet powerbombed Akira from the apron onto the rest of the team at ringside.
After the break, Akira fought out of the opposing corner and hit Connors with a springboard Ace Crusher. Newman received the tag and caught Connors and Kaun with running boots.
HENARE returned and combined with Newman before taking Kaun down with an airplane spin for a two-count.
Kidd broke up the pin, prompting Andrade to catch him with an inverted headlock backbreaker. Kidd answered with a lariat before The Dogs and The Demand isolated HENARE again.
Ricochet delivered an Ace Crusher and diving splash, but Akira prevented the pinfall.
Akira escaped a double-team attempt by Gates of Agony and launched himself onto Kidd outside. Newman followed with a dive onto Liona and Kaun.
HENARE created enough separation to tag Ospreay, who finally squared off with Ricochet. The two traded strikes before Ospreay delivered a handspring corkscrew kick for a nearfall.
Ricochet avoided another aerial attack and responded with a handspring back elbow before tagging Connors. Connors caught Ospreay with a snap powerslam, and Kidd joined the attack as the match broke down.
HENARE and Liona exchanged headbutts, while Akira took out Ricochet before delivering an Orihara moonsault onto Gates of Agony.
Newman dropped Ricochet with a lariat, but Connors cut him off with a Spear. Connors then charged toward Ospreay, only for Andrade to intercept him with an elbow.
Andrade stepped aside, allowing Ospreay to deliver the Hidden Blade and score the deciding pinfall.
Winners: Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo and United Empire
Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley Confirmed for All Out
Gabe Kidd attacked Ospreay and Andrade immediately after the match.
Kidd sent Andrade over the announce table before retrieving the ring announcer’s chair and preparing to use it against Ospreay.
Jon Moxley arrived and stopped Kidd. The two exchanged words until Andrade returned and Speared Kidd. Andrade and Kidd continued fighting toward the backstage area.
Moxley remained in the ring as Ospreay recovered. He picked up the AEW World Championship and placed it over Ospreay’s shoulder before the two stared each other down.
A graphic then confirmed that Ospreay will defend the AEW World Championship against Moxley at All Out.
Moxley left without throwing a strike, while Ospreay raised the championship to close Dynamite.
