AEW Dynamite is live tonight on TBS and HBO Max from 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Advertised is Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet, Hangman Page vs. Josh Alexander in a Grudge Match, “Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue in a Philadelphia Street Fight, as well as TBS Champion Mercedes Moné & Emi Sakura vs. Riho & Alex Windsor.
The following are complete AEW Dynamite results from Wednesday, September 10, 2025. The following report was written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 8-10pm EST. on TBS and HBO Max.
AEW DYNAMITE RESULTS – SEPTEMBER 10, 2025
Excalibur opens up the show with his usual “It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means …” catchphrase, as we shoot live inside the legendary 2300 Arena in “The City of Brotherly Love.”
Bryan Danielson Begins New Commentary Role
From there, Excalibur begins to mention the newest addition to the weekly AEW Dynamite commentary team, as the familiar sounds of Bryan Danielson’s theme hits the house speakers. “The American Dragon” makes his way out and takes his seat alongside Excalibur and Taz.
Grudge Match
Hangman Page vs. Josh Alexander
The theme for Josh Alexander hits and out comes “The Walking Weapon” accompanied by Don Callis. The Don Callis Family member settles inside the ring for our opening contest, as Callis joins Danielson, Excalibur and Taz on special guest commentary for this one.
Now the catchy entrance tune hits to bring out the reigning AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page. Fans immediately break out into the first of what will likely be many “Cowboy sh*t!” chants. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one.
As soon as it does, this advertised Grudge Match gets started with a bang, as Hangman and Alexander charge at each other with strikes, with Page sending Alexander to the corner before the ref has to intervene. Hangman backs off and this gives Josh an opening.
He doesn’t give him an opening for long, however, as the champ manages to send him back to the corner for a chop. He stays on the attack by dragging Alexander along the ropes as the crowd breaks out into a super loud “F**k Don Callis!” chant.
Meanwhile, “The Walking Weapon” is sent into the ropes by the purveyor of “Cowboy sh*t,” but Alexander turns things around with an ankle lock before Page breaks free, sending Alexander to the outside in the process. Hangman comes out after him, but Alexander sends him into the barricade.
Alexander hoists the Hangman up for a brain-buster right onto the apron before sliding into the ring. He hits the ropes but gets caught in the ropes when Hangman dodges, and he brings Alexander to the outside looking for an advantage.
The Don Callis Family member breaks away but gets sent into the crowd by the champ. Page brings Alexander back into the ring but is caught in the corner as Josh goes after the eyes. Page fights back with some chops before being sent to the ropes by Alexander.
Alexander attacks the champ’s face before the ref intervenes. Josh stays on the attack until Page manages to send him out of the ring, setting up for a moonsault before Josh rolls back in the ring to evade danger. Josh leaves the ring to get a breather by the announce table.
On that note, the show shift gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues inside the 2300 Arena. When the show returns, we see a vicious spot on the barricade at ringside lead to the finish, which sees Hangman avoids a C4 Spike and hits a Buckshot Lariat for the winner.
Winner: Hangman Page
Kyle Fletcher Confronts Hangman Page And Issues Challenge
Once the match wraps up, Page celebrates as the Don Callis Family regroups on the ramp and retreats to the back. Hangman grabs a microphone, addressing everything he’s done to win and retain the championship. He says the most important word in All Elite Wrestling is “Wrestling.”
He says that is because that is what Page is here to do because he is the All Elite Wrestling Men’s World Champion. Callis returns to ringside alongside Kyle Fletcher, who says Page’s words are sentimental but will not matter because the Don Callis Family and the Protostar run AEW.
There is a more pressing matter, as Fletcher threw out a challenge to Page on Collision and awaits a response. Page say he’s lucky he wasn’t Life Flighted out of this venue after what he did, but he understands it. If Kyle really wants to make a point he can get in the ring and speak to him directly.
Fletcher does exactly that. As he settles in the ring, the two go back-and-forth on the microphone, with Hangman giving Fletcher a lot of credit, but criticizing him for aligning himself with Don Callis and telling him he is ultimately not ready.
Fletcher says he’s heard that forever, but he is ready. Hangman says he can get a shot at the AEW World Championship at AEW All Out: Toronto. Page says there is one thing he needs and that’s for Fletcher to do it himself. To earn it and leave the Don Callis Family and others in the back. Fletcher says he’s on.
MJF Issues Message To Mark Briscoe
We get a look at this past Saturday’s episode of AEW Collision and Mark Briscoe’s failure to beat Konosuke Takeshita, along with MJF calling out Mark Briscoe. From there we get a look at what went down after AEW Collision, with MJF addressing the fact he cut his honeymoon short because of how much he hates Mark Briscoe.
MJF claims that his new bride threatened to call it all off if he left the house, saying that he was married to the game and to hate long before he met his wife. So, he left the house and made his way to AEW Collision in Philadelphia, PA. with intentions of settling a score.
Not only that, but he also left with a chance to deal with Mark Briscoe in the same way, saying the same thing he did on his wedding night: “I do…I do…by God I do!” After this wraps up, the show heads into another commercial break, with women’s tag action waiting on the other side.
Jon Moxley Makes An Offer To The Young Bucks
Backstage, The Young Bucks try to enjoy the food in catering while addressing the $500K 10-Man Tag later tonight. They can’t get a seat with the Dark Order before finding a spot next to old pal Brandon Cutler, who tells them to shut up before leaving.
Things didn’t wrap up there, however, as The Death Riders’ own Jon Moxley shows up, clearing the rest of the table to talk turkey with The Young Bucks, offering them The Death Riders’ share of the prize money to make sure the Bucks show up to win.
Mercedes Moné & Emi Sakura vs. Alex Windsor & Riho
Back inside the 2300 Arena, we head back down to ringside, as we get ready for women’s tag-team action in our next bout of the evening. With that said, we see Emi Sakura carrying some of the belts of Mercedes Moné as the pair make their way out.
Alex Windsor and Riho are out next, heading to the ring for this scheduled women’s tag tilt. The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. Moné and Riho kick things off for their respective teams at the onset. Well, so it seemed.
Instead, the champ immediately tags in Sakura who goes after the woman she trained. Emi lands some hard shots until the inaugural Women’s World Champion strikes back, sending Sakura to the ropes for a tiger feint kick. Tag made to Windsor.
Windsor hits a leg-sweep on Emi for a two count. She stays on the attack as Riho comes in for a head-scissors on an approaching Moné, before attacking both their opponents in the corners. She gets a single leg crab on Emi, but Moné slides into the ring to pull her toward the ropes.
Regardless, Windsor ends up getting the drop on both women. Riho follows with a dive of her own for a big pop from the Philly crowd. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
When the show returns, we see Moné is the legal woman for her team, as she goes after Riho. She sends Riho to the corner for a running kick and a two count. Moné stays on the attack until the latter knocks Emi off the apron, dodging the TBS Champion.
From there, she makes the tag. She goes after Moné with a flurry of offense, sending her to the mat before Mercedes evades a Sharpshooter. Windsor gets Moné to the ropes, setting her up for a double foot stomp of sorts by Riho off a tag.
She pulls Moné to the center of the ring for a cover, only getting a near-fall due to the pause. Mercedes makes a tag to Sakura for a double team that gets the cover, but Windsor breaks it up. She sends Moné out of the ring as Riho with authority.
After that, she sweeps Emi out from under her feet for a two count. As the action continues, she then sets up for a single leg Boston crab, as Windsor keeps Moné from breaking the hold. Eventually, Emi has no choice but to tap out, giving Windsor and Riho the win.
Winners: Alex Windsor & Riho
Backstage With Ricochet & The Gates Of Agony
Once the match wraps up, the show heads backstage where we see Ricochet and The Gates of Agony. They address The Hurt Syndicate, with Ricochet offering a gentleman’s agreement for the pair to keep their friends backstage when they meet.
Ricochet says that way they can handle things one on one without worrying about any outside interference. When all is said and done they’ll have momentum going into AEW All Out: Toronto, and they’ll have no choice but to respect Ricochet and The Gates of Agony. “And that is a demand, a-HA!” We head to a break.
FTR Beats Down Helpless People To Send A Message
When the show returns from the break, we head directly into an extended video package giving fans a special look at the numbers behind the reunited tag team of Christian Cage and Adam Copeland ahead of their match against FTR at AEW All Out: Toronto.
Once the video package wraps up, we head back down to ringside, where Stokely Hathaway is on the microphone walking out with FTR duo Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler by his side. Big Stoke takes umbrage with the video package as he talks about FTR winning at AEW All Out: Toronto.
Stoke addresses comments people have made toward him. Dax cuts in, challenging anyone in the crowd to a fight. Or at least, daring anyone to get into it. They turn their attention to one man in particular until they get into it with the camera operators nearby. Officials come rushing down to break it up as they pull FTR away.
Ricochet vs. Shelton Benjamin
From there, we head backstage once more, where Renee Paquette is standing by with The Hurt Syndicate. The gentleman’s agreement is brought up, with MVP starting to address Ricochet’s agreement before Shelton Benjamin cuts in.
“The Standard of Excellence” says if we can trust Ricochet to leave his boys in the back, Shelton will leave his boys in the back, too. The three dap it up before Shelton walks off. Back at ringside, Ricochet makes his way out for the next match.
Per the gentleman’s agreement, Ricochet is alone as he heads down and settles inside the squared circle. The best theme in pro wrestling hits next and the crowd roars as The Hurt Syndicate’s own Shelton Benjamin makes his way out.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. As soon as it does, we see Ricochet go on the offense early, landing a flurry on Benjamin before taking him down to the mat. He leaves the ring to pose and say hello to Taz before going for a 450 splash.
Benjamin sends Ricochet out of the ring before attacking him against the barricade, culminating in a back suplex of sorts that sends Ricochet onto a guardrail. The action comes back to the ring as Ricochet tries to fight back, only to take a high-crotch throw by Benjamin.
From there, we see Ricochet go for the ropes as Benjamin pulls at him, eventually shoving him out of the ring. He then follows out behind him, only to be sent face-first into the announce table by Ricochet, who follows up by sending Benjamin into the guard rail with authority.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When we return, Ricochet is on the top-rope waiting for Benjamin to get up. When he does, Benjamin avoids his high risk attempt. Ricochet catches Benjamin coming off the ropes.
He then pounds him on the back with forearms. Benjamin begins showing signs of life, before ultimately fighting back into competitive form. Ricochet looks for a springboard spot off the apron, but leaps into the waiting arms of Benjamin, who hits an overhead throw.
As the action continues, we see Ricochet pull out and introduce a pair of scissors, as Ricochet takes another walloping with a clothesline by Benjamin. The chaos surrounding all this allows the Gates of Agony to come out for a distraction, with an outside headbutt leading to Ricochet rolling up Benjamin for the 1-2-3.
Winner: Ricochet
HOOK With A Message For The Opps
A new vignette with HOOK airs, with “The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil” addressing Samoa Joe and The Opps. HOOK says that he respects that they will always have his back, but maybe it’s time for HOOK to stand on his own. “Or maybe not,” he quickly adds. We head to another commercial break.
Philadelphia Street Fight
“Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue
The show returns and after a quick Don Callis promo where Kyle Fletcher vs. Hangman Page for the AEW World Championship at AEW All Out: Toronto is officially confirmed, we return inside the 2300 Arena where “The Dapper Yapper” Justin Roberts runs down the rules for the Philadelphia Street Fight.
From there, “Timeless” Toni Storm comes out in the presumed role of The Sandman, with weapons at the ready to head to the ring. Skye Blue is out next and the two women go at it using a kendo stick as the bell rings to get this Philly Street Fight officially off-and-running.
Storm goes to town on Blue with the kendo stick for a near-fall. Skye leaves the ring as Storm goes for a hip attack through the ropes, only for Blue to land a shot to the backside with a pan. She gets back in the ring and uses a staple gun on Toni’s chest, but only gets a near-fall of her own before Storm uses the staple gun on Blue.
The champ poses on the apron with the kendo stick. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see the two women go at it on the barricade, dropping down on it before trading strikes back and forth.
Skye grabs what appears to be a fan sign, nearly cracking it over the head of Storm to drop her to the floor as we discover that it’s cover a street sign instead. Skye backs away as Storm uncovers a table at ringside to reveal a whole set of mousetraps.
The champ munches on a slice of cheese before handing it over to the announce team, and catches Blue to put her hand on a mousetrap. Skye gets riled up enough to strike back, sending Storm onto the table and the traps. The table doesn’t break but Skye pays little mind as she brings the champ back to the ring.
Storm is in the corner and fights back, grabbing a chair Blue propped up against her for a DDT and a two count. Storm grabs another weapon, this an electric fly swatter as she zaps Blue with it before sending her to the corner. She grabs a trashcan to set on the canvas.
This gives Skye an opening to break away for a powerbomb onto the trashcan, but it only gets her a two count. Storm dodges a Code Blue to land a chair-shot on Skye’s head. She grabs the sign she pulled from ringside, propping it up against the face of Blue for a hip attack. A Storm Zero later and Storm wins.
Winner: “Timeless” Toni Storm
Triangle Of Madness Attacks, Kris Statlander Makes Save
Once the match wraps up, we see “Timeless” Toni Storm’s victory celebration cut short, as the Triangle of Madness comes rushing to the ring, where they begin a post-match attack on the AEW Women’s World Champion. This leads to Kris Statlander and Jamie Hayter coming out to make the save.
Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned for Statlander and Hayter, as things fall apart when Hayter lays out Statlander by mistake, allowing Julia Hart to drop Hayter and send her out of the ring. Back in the ring, Thekla goes after the champ with a spear.
Renee Paquette Interviews Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron
Now we shoot backstage, where we hear from Willow Nightingale. She addresses someone she feels needs to be punched in the face. That is none other than Marina Shafir of The Death Riders. She makes it clear that she wants to fight Shafir.
Then, Harley Cameron cuts in to sing Willow a song about coming to terms with Kris Statlander. Willow says she’s been down this road before with Kris, and thinks we know who she’s really friends with. She tells Cameron in all seriousness, be careful and watch her back. We head to another break.
$500,000 Ten-Man Tag-Team Main Event
Brodido & The Opps vs. The Death Riders & The Young Bucks
It’s main event time!
The Young Bucks come out with the screens and graphic showing their real names, and their music this week is the first-ever AEW Dynamite theme. They head to the ring for our main event of the evening, which is the $500,000 ten-man tag, which Jon Moxley bribed them for earlier.
Out next are The Death Riders as we get confirmation of the Coffin Match at All Out between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin. The Opps make their entrances next, followed by Brodido. Now all four teams are in the ring and ready to rock and roll.
With that said, the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. We see Nick Jackson and Bandido kick things off for their respective teams. Nick gets a one count twice in a row, before taking Bandido down with an arm drag.
Nick continues the onslaught with near-fall after near-fall, blocking a sunset flip and getting an assist before the ref notices the help. Things break down as Brody makes the tag, landing some hard shots before tagging Bandido back in.
A quick dance break leads to Nick getting out of the way for a tag to Yuta, just as Samoa Joe gets a tag of his own. Joe lays in some kicks on Wheeler before locking in a toehold…but Yuta makes it to the ropes for a break. Joe brings Wheeler to the corner for some jabs and a tag to Shibata.
Shibata lays in some heavy strikes before Yuta fights back enough for a tag to Claudio. Castagnoli lays into “The Wrestler,” but gets caught in the corner allowing Shibata to land a running dropkick. Sleeper hold is cinched in as chaos ensues in the ring.
This culminates in the Bucks getting rattled on the outside with a dive by King, who brings them back in the ring for Hobbs to lay in some damage. Shibata goes after Claudio some more before tagging in Bandido, who lands a dive on the outside.
Bandido then heads up to the top-rope where he leaps off and connects with a huge frog-splash. That gets the ROH World Champion a near-fall on Castagnoli. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as our main event of the evening continues.
When the show returns, after several more minutes of back-and-forth action, we see The Young Bucks get the pin on Bandido for the win. Nick and Matt Jackson immediately grab the bag with the $500,000 in it and roll out of the ring.
Winners: The Death Riders & The Young Bucks
Daniel Garcia Turns Heel Joins The Death Riders In Attacking Darby Allin
Brody King knocks them both out and the bag goes flying. The post-match beatdown continues until we hear some ominous music. Out of nowhere, Darby Allin appears in the ring. He jumps on the back of Jon Moxley like Tommy Davidson to Jim Carrey in the second Ace Ventura movie.
He wildly wings away from back there. A mystery man knocks Allin down from behind. He takes his hoodie off to reveal he is none other than Daniel Garcia. He has a stone cold look in his eyes as a loud “Assh*le!” chant breaks out from the Philly crowd.
The chant turns to a “You sold out!” chant. Moxley and Shafir join Garcia in the ring with a steel chair. They lay it down and Garcia grabs Allin’s arms back his back and stomps his head into the chair unprotected as fans loudly chant “F**k you, Danny!” Garcia leaves with The Death Riders as the show ends. Thanks for joining us!
