AEW returns with their latest episode of AEW Dynamite, which this week features the annual FYTER FEST theme, and will be combined with AEW Collision for a special four-hour live event on TBS and MAX.
Scheduled for the show is FTR vs. Atlantis Jr. & Templario, Jon Moxley vs. Mark Briscoe, “Timeless” Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa vs. Skye Blue & Julia Hart, Rush & Dralistico & Beast Mortos vs. Kevin Knight & “Speedball” Mike Bailey & Komander, Kenny Omega vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorada vs. Brody King for the AEW International Title, Thekla’s AEW debut and an appearance by The Hurt Syndicate.
The following are complete AEW Fyter Fest results from Wednesday, June 4, 2025. The following report was written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 8pm-12am EST. on TBS and HBO MAX.
AEW FYTER FEST RESULTS – JUNE 4, 2025
An elaborate, special video package and new custom theme song plays to get the live, four-hour AEW Fyter Fest episode of AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision officially off-and-running.
Will Ospreay Confronted CRU
Inside the arena, Excalibur welcomes us to the show as we see arrival shots of Mark Briscoe, “Timeless” Toni Storm and others. The camera settles inside the ring, where Tony Schiavone introduces his guest at this time, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay. Out he comes to kick off tonight’s show.
As Ospreay settles in the ring, we see footage from his heated confrontation with Swerve Strickland from after AEW Dynamite, which also aired during AEW Collision this past Saturday night. Back live, Ospreay says he never wanted to get into a fight with Swerve. He also acknowledges how hard it is to get them to work together.
He says they’re not the enemy. The enemy is Jon Moxley. If they can just set their issues aside for one night, get the belt back from Mox, then they can kill each other. He says Jon Moxley talks about how much he hates what AEW has become, and Will has an idea for him. “Piss off!”
Ospreay talks about the state of AEW and how it “only sucks” because Mox is World Champion right now. Ospreay then says he told Strickland to think about the bigger threat, but he thinks Swerve might be a threat. Strickland has made it clear he wants to keep Page from winning the World Title, so he may have to step in and stop Swerve.
From there, Ospreay issues a challenge to Swerve for a one-on-one showdown at next week’s AEW Summer Blockbuster special event. As soon as he extends the challenge, he is interrupted by CRU duo Action Andretti and Lio Rush. The two step out onto the stage.
Andretti mocks Ospreay for his little chat with “Tommy Schiavone” before being interrupted by a “Shut The F**k Up!” chant by the crowd. Andretti tells the crowd to shut their mouths before having Lio Rush speak up. Rush says if there’s one thing he knows about Brits, it’s that they like to talk.
Rush says Ospreay has been living up to that, and has been doing a lot of yapping. Rush says he’s got a lot of pent-up anger and a point to prove. He thinks the biggest problem in AEW is Ospreay. Ospreay seems to love the challenge from CRU, and mentions one more time he’ll see Swerve next week before wrapping up.
Jon Moxley vs. Mark Briscoe
Backstage, we see Mark Briscoe talking about his passing out at the hands of Jon Moxley was not him quitting. He vows that he’s ready to take the fight to the AEW World Champion tonight. After this wraps up, The Death Riders theme plays and out through the crowd comes Jon Moxley, accompanied by Marina Shafir and Wheeler Yuta.
“Reach for the sky, boy!” is the next thing we hear. The Denver crowd roars as the master of Redneck Kung Fu makes his way down to the ring. The two men lock up with Mox being taken to the ropes. Briscoe doesn’t take long to send the champ to the outside, laying in some hard strikes.
Briscoe then takes Mox toward the barricade for some mounted punches. Mox retreats to the ring as Briscoe follows, taking some punishment from the champ before fighting back from the corner. Mox sends him to the ropes, but Mark slips under for a right hand to take control.
After laying in a few more shots, Briscoe walks into a big boot from the champ. Briscoe heads to the corner, where he is attacked by Mox. The Death Riders leader brings him to the ropes for more punishment, and then attacks Briscoe’s neck before the ref intervenes. Briscoe fights back and the action spills out to the floor.
Yuta tries to intercept a baseball slide from Briscoe, but gets kicked anyway. This does, however, give Mox the opening to dodge an apron senton by Briscoe. Mox gets back in the ring, and Shafir distracts the ref, allowing Yuta to attack Briscoe at ringside. The crowd gets on Yuta’s case for this.
From there, Mox continues to work over Briscoe on the floor as the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break. The show returns, and we see a bloody Briscoe trying to fight back. Briscoe eventually finds himself in the offensive lead, bringing the crowd to life. Ultimately, however, Mox’s bulldog choke ends his night.
Winner: Jon Moxley
“Timeless” Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa vs. Skye Blue & Julia Hart
A special video package airs to announce Mexican pro wrestling legend Mistico will be appearing at next week’s AEW Summer Blockbuster special edition of AEW Dynamite from Portland, Orregon. After it wraps up, Mercedes Mone’s “CEO” theme hits. Out she comes for special guest commentary of the next match.
Mone sets up a special table and has a steak dinner brought to her, and a nice drink. She begins enjoying her meal and looking at herself in her phone camera while playing with her hair. She seems disinterested, and won’t be contributing to special guest commentary, after all.
Meanwhile. the crowd explodes as AEW Women’s World Champion “Timeless” Toni Storm makes his way to the ring accompanied by Luther. The theme for her partner, Mina Shirakawa, hits, and out she comes. We hear Julia Hart’s theme as the lights go down. She and Skye Blue make their way out.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this women’s tag-team tilt, as the camera makes consistent check-backs on Mone, who continues to look disinterested while enjoying her meal at her special table at ringside. Storm takes the early lead on offense in the match, and then tags in Shirakawa.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break. When the show returns, Skye is in control as she tags in Hart, but Mina fights back before looking for a tag. Hart sends the champ off the apron to keep her away, as she and Skye lay into Mina before Storm rushes into the ring.
Hart takes her down before sending Mina to the corner for some strikes…until Mina leaps off the turnbuckle, sending Hart to the mat. Mina crawls over to make the tag and Storm unloads on Skye who tags in as well, taking Blue to the mat with a Lou Thesz press.
Mina comes rushing in for some strikes as well, and she and Mina look to embrace when Hart and Blue intervene, only to be sent away with German suplexes by Storm and Mina. The two shimmy as Skye and Hart crawl to the corner, only to be taken out with a pair of hip attacks before Storm locks in the TCM Chicken-wing on Hart. She gets the win.
Winners: “Timeless” Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa
Will Ospreay Confronted By MJF & The Hurt Syndicate
From there, the show shifts backstage, where we see Will Ospreay for the second time tonight. Ospreay is interviewed and quickly interrupted by MJF, who looks for any opportunity to point out that Will can’t beat Hangman and can’t get Page and Strickland to work together.
Ospreay scoffs at this, saying MJF doesn’t want Adam to win because he can’t beat him either. He starts to walk off when Max asks him how his son is doing, which riles him up, but the Hurt Syndicate pop in to keep him from getting some revenge. MVP says that the Hurt Syndicate have business elsewhere tonight.
MVP wishes Ospreay the best of luck, and the show heads into a commercial break. When the show returns, the best theme song in the business hits, and out comes The Hurt Syndicate group of MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin and MJF to a great reaction from the Denver crowd.
We see MVP grab a microphone and prepare to start things off in this promo segment. The crowd chants for each man in the group as MVP points to them, except for MJF, who gets a chorus of boos. MVP introduces the group before pointing out that Bobby used to live in this area to a great pop.
He says but now that he lives in Texas. The crowd boos. What is Bobby’s opinion on Denver? Lashley puts his hand out, before giving the city a thumbs down to a bit of boos from the crowd. AEW is where the best wrestle, and he is standing by the best tag team in the business.
MVP says if this is where the best wrestle, where are the best tags teams? They’re in your imagination, because there is no one capable of beating the Standard of Excellence and the All Mighty for the tag titles. With that, he says, “Now show some respect for the ‘Young Genius’ Maxwell Jacob Friedman.”
The crowd does the opposite, booing loudly, as MJF takes to the mic. MJF says he wants gold just like his best friends Bob and Shelton, and he wants to get back his World Championship. This means he has to start wrestling again, and that brings him to Mexico in a couple weeks.
MJF talks about Mexico’s supposed top guy in Mistico. The people of Mexico believe Mistico is the best in the world, but that can’t be true, because MJF is. When MJF stepped into Mistico’s home country, he sold out that arena. He was the youngest foreigner to do so, because he’s a megastar.
“If you don’t believe me, Happy Gilmore 2 comes out July 25!” he says. MJF says he thinks Mistico is a big fish in a small, smelly pond, but he’s a philanthropist so he’s gonna watch Mistico next week and if he feels like it, he will let Mistico wrestle him in Mexico.
Because, “It’s not personal, it’s just business.” The group is interrupted by the arrival of “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Komander, and Kevin Knight. The three take issue with MJF disrespecting Mistico and lucha libre. Komander yells at MJF in Spanish, some of which seems to translate to him calling out the former World Champion.
Bailey says the Hurt Syndicate want the best? These three are the best international killers. This gets a laugh from MVP and company, before Knight jumps in and takes his turn on the stick. Knight calls out The Hurt Syndicate to get it on tonight in the Mile High City.
MVP asks if that’s what they want, before saying they haven’t earned it. If they would like an opportunity against the Tag Team Champions, why not prove it by earning it? With that, they push past the trio and walk to the back. Before they pass through the curtain, LFI’s theme hits and they cross paths.
La Faccion Ingobernable (RUSH, The Beast Mortos & Dralistico) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight & Komander
The LFI trio of RUSH, The Beast Mortos and Dralistico make their way to the ring, where Bailey, Knight and Komander have settled. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with what should be an explosive trios match as we settle into the second of four hours scheduled for tonight.
All hell immediately breaks loose, and things quickly spill outside of the ring. Bailey drills Mortos. Komander is sent into the ring post with authority. RUSH and Dralistico go after Knight. Knight and RUSH get back in the ring, as Bailey comes in for a double-team.
This allows Knight to go for the cover, where he gets a close two-count. Bailey tags in and lays into RUSH with a flurry of offense, sending him to the ropes. Mortos intervenes, allowing RUSH to strike back before Mortos and Dralistico come in.
They gang up on Bailey, sending him to the mat. This allows RUSH to go for the cover, but he only gets a count of two. The LFI trio then launches Bailey to the outside onto his partners, where they all collapse. On that note, the show heads into a mid-match commercial break.
When the show returns, we see the action back in the ring. Things quickly begin to pick up again, with the crowd coming to life in the background. Things build up to Bailey, Knight and Komander hitting a triple dive from the ring to the floor at the same time, where they take out all three LFI members.
Back inside the ring, Komander hits a spiked piledriver for a super close two-count. Bailey hits a beautiful moonsault for a close two-count, which RUSH breaks up. After that, Komander hits an insane high spot to the floor. In the ring, Knight hits his UFO finisher for the victory. Excellent match.
Once the match wraps up, as the winning trio are celebrating, their music dies down and we see MVP and The Hurt Syndicate are back on the entrance stage. MVP says they got their asses kicked for a lot of the match, but pulled it off. Because of that, Bailey, Knight and Komander get to face MJF, Lashley and Benjamin next week in a trios match.
MVP says the best part is they get a preview of that ass-whooping right now. The Hurt Syndicate trio head to the ring looking to attack the already exhausted trio, but they end up getting handled with ease and sent retreating, after Bailey, Knight and Komander beat them down and hit another triple dive at the same time from the ring to the floor. MVP is livid.
Winners: “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight & Komander
Christian Cage Informs Nick Wayne Of Title Defense
We shoot backstage, where we see The Patriarchy. Christian Cage talks about Nick Wayne’s run in the Best of Super Juniors in Japan. He talks about the grueling schedule and how Nick is the ROH World Television Champion, meaning he doesn’t get a night off as he defends tonight.
Nick says this happened before and it was light work, but Cage says that he wasn’t finished. This match will be a four-way. Cage tells Mother Wayne they should go find a place to lay down, before deciding they want to see this one up close. The brief backstage segment wraps up there.
Max Caster vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
Inside the arena, we see Max Caster in the ring. He announces the return of his open challenge and encourages fans to do his super long “catchphrase” chant. Caster asks for the timer to be put on the big screen and questions who can go five with the best wrestler alive.
Right on cue, out comes Powerhouse Hobbs. Hobbs comes through the crowd to answer the open challenge. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this impromptu showdown. Hobbs drops him immediately to force Caster out of the ring.
Caster recovers at ringside, before eventually coming back in. Things go from bad to worse, however, as he only suffers more damage from the Powerhouse en route to a big modified chokeslam from the friend of The Opps. He goes for the cover and gets the pin in just 49 seconds.
Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs
AEW International Championship
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Brody King vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorado
Back inside the arena, it’s time for the featured match of the first-half of tonight’s four hour special event, and what would likely have been the main event if this were a regular two-hour AEW Dynamite show per usual. The AEW International Championship is on-the-line, as Kenny Omega defends in a four-way.
Brody King makes his entrance to a nice pop from the crowd. Out next is Claudio Castagnoli, who makes a pretty neat entrance from the staircase through the crowd to get to the ring. Mascara Dorada makes his way to ringside as the crowd shows some love for the luchador, but they show even more love for the arrival of Kenny Omega.
Omega settles inside the squared circle and after the formal pre-match ring introductions for the champion and the three challengers, the bell sounds to get this high stakes title tilt officially off-and-running. All four men go at it, with Brody and Claudio being cleared out before Omega and Dorada trade maneuvers.
This continues until Claudio rushes back in the ring to lay them both out. Castagnoli gets blindsided by King, both men heading to the outside where Omega gets the drop on Claudio, and Dorada gets the drop on the lot with a dive. Claudio sends Omega to the barricade before turning his attention to Brody, the two trading forearms before King gets sent to the barricade.
Claudio sets up for a running uppercut…and takes a boot instead by King. Brody goes for a running boot but Dorada tries to get the drop on him, only to be power-bombed onto Claudio by King instead. Brody takes control before being hit with a snap dragon suplex by Kenny onto the floor.
Kenny gets back in the ring, the crowd clapping to the tune of the Terminator theme for a big dive from the Best Bout Machine to the outside. Omega settles in a comfortable offensive lead at that point, as the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break.
This time when the show returns, we see Omega and Claudio in the ring, where Omega fights back to take Castagnoli to the mat before heading up top for a moonsault, onto the knees of Claudio. He sends Omega to the corner, but Omega slips away for a snap dragon suplex on Claudio, and then on Dorada as the luchador enters the ring.
Brody comes in and blocks the suplex, sending Kenny to the corner before catching Dorado on his shoulders, and landing a Death Valley Driver of sorts driving Dorada into Omega. But as he turns around, Brody gets caught by Claudio for a cover and a two count.
Claudio goes after Omega in the corner but Kenny fights back, landing a V-Trigger on Castagnoli in the corner. Claudio fights his way up top as Brody comes in to hit Omega, going after Claudio on the turnbuckle before Omega catches King on his shoulders. Brody blocks a One Winged Angel, but Claudio lands a clothesline on King sending him to the mat hard.
Cover by King, but Omega breaks it up. Claudio sends Omega out of the ring before climbing the turnbuckle, but Brody intercepts. Claudio fends him off, sending King to the mat, but Dorada hits a hurricanrana on Claudio. He sends the Swiss Superman away and goes for the cover.
After only getting a two-count, the action continues. Omega catches Dorada looking for a One Winged Angel, but the luchador fights him off before getting taken out by Claudio, who hits laid out by King for a two count. The crowd is electric as King and Claudio fight back to their feet.
Dorada looks for his opening and goes for a cross body to no avail, but he hits a head-scissors instead, before Claudio hits a boot on him. King goes after Claudio but he takes a giant swing for a moment, before Dorada goes for a cover that Castagnoli breaks up. He sends the luchador away with a Neutralizer.
From there, he goes for the cover on King, only for Omega to break the pin up. Dorada catches Omega for a near-fall before Claudio rolls him up for a two count. Dorada gets cut off by Claudio but hits a head-scissors driving him into the mat all the same, and the crowd roars.
He heads up the ropes for a hurricanrana and then a cover, but Omega breaks it up just in time to keep his title alive. Claudio goes after Dorada but is sent over the top rope to the outside, allowing the luchador to hit a shooting star press off the top rope and to the outside. Moments later, Omega hits his One-Winged Angel finisher for the win.
Great match. Afterwards, AEW Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada comes down to the ring. While holding his belt, he stands in front of Kenny Omega, who is holding his AEW International Championship. The two stare each other down and the post-match scene wraps up there.
Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Kenny Omega
Ricochet Kicks Off AEW Collision: Fyter Fest
As Omega celebrates his title defense in the ring in front of an adoring Denver crowd, the AEW Dynamite portion of the annual AEW Fyter Fest special event comes to a close. The commentary team switches over to Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone, and we shoot backstage.
We see Ricochet standing in front of the camera. He says he is not competing in this crappy town. Instead, Ricochet says he will be scouting for talent. Ricochet is looking for the talent that is willing to give it everything they’ve got. He’ll be keeping an eye on the action in the ring tonight.
Will Ospreay vs. Lio Rush
It’s time for the first match of the evening for the AEW Collision: Fyter Fest portion of the show. As noted, McGuinness and Schiavone are now on the call at the commentary desk for the next two hours of live action. The music of Will Ospreay hits, and out comes “The Aerial Assassin.”
Ospreay heads down and settles in the ring for a match that was set up during the opening segment of hour one of AEW Dynamite: Fyter Fest, which now feels ancient. The CRU duo of Lio Rush and Action Andretti make their way out and head to the ring, with Rush scheduled as Ospreay’s opponent.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Rush is outside the ring getting booed. A loud “Ospreay!” chant starts. Rush hits the ring as both men run the ropes. Lio slaps Will and then goes to the ropes. Will comes back chopping Lio. Will gets Lio in a Styles Clash, but Lio counts before he can be dropped.
Lio rolls out of the ring, as the ref begins the ten count. Will rolls to the outside, grabbing Lio before he can get back in the ring. Will is on apron and taken down by Rush. Lio then hits the ring and runs the ropes and takes down Ospreay on the floor. We then head into a mid-match commercial break.
When the show returns, we see Lio is on the back of Will trying a sleeper on Will, who backs up against the ropes to break the hold. Ospreay chops Rush in the throat, sending him down to the mat. Will picks up Lio and spins him around, dropping him on the mat. Ospreay covers Lio for only a two count.
Ospreay goes for a kick, but Rush ducks it. Lio is up and runs the ropes, but Will catches him, as Rush turns in into a cutter. Lio covers Ospreay, who kicks out at two. We get a Lio sucks chant. Lio grabs Ospreay and lays right hands into his forehead. Rush climbs to the top as Ospreay is up, but Rush kicks him in the face.
From there, Ospreay fires back with a cutter on Rush and tries to cover him, but Rush won’t stay down for the three-count. Ospreay goes for the Hidden Blade, but Action causes the distraction. Rush rolls to the floor, as Ospreay leaps over the ropes, taking down both of CRU.
The action is back in the ring as Lio drops Will with a DDT, then comes off the top rope with a huge frog splash on Ospreay and cover him, but Ospreay won’t stay down. As the ref checks on Ospreay, Lio has a chain. The ref catches it, as it allows Ospreay to catch Lio and drop him with the Styles Clash for the 1-2-3 and the win.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Hangman Page & Will Ospreay Are On The Same Page
Once the match wraps up, the chaos only intensifies, as Andretti attacks Ospreay from behind. CRU double teams Ospreay, with a neck-breaker. The music of Hangman Page hits and he makes his way to the ring to make the save. Rush takes off, as Page punches Andretti.
Rush is then saved by Lio to avoid a Buckshot Lariat. Page checks on Ospreay and helps him up. They both fist bump as Ospreay’s music plays once again. Things aren’t over with Hangman and Ospreay yet, however, as the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Tournament winner grabs a microphone.
Hangman says if Will Ospreay has his back, he will have his. Page says he wants to make one thing clear, he is his own man and he doesn’t need help to win the world championship, not anyone, especially from the worst man to ever walk the planet. He says he doesn’t need help from the man that will go after his family for his own glory.
Page then says he will never need or accept help from Swerve Strickland. Page says he will ride into Texas and defeat Jon Moxley. He will hold the title high above his head for all the fans and all of Texas. Page turns around and Jon Moxley is standing behind him.
Both men stare each other down, as Marina Shafir, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta of The Death Riders come out through the crowd. Ospreay comes down with chairs and hands one to Hangman. Claudio grabs chairs, but Moxley calls them off, and The Death Riders retreat and leave through the crowd.
FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) vs. Atlantis Jr and Templario
It’s time for tag-team action in our next match of the evening, as CMLL duo Atlantis Jr. and Templario are scheduled to take on the decorated FTR duo of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, who of course, will be accompanied by Stokely Hathaway. Both teams settle in the ring and the bell sounds.
Atlantis puts out his hand to Cash Wheeler for a handshake, but Cash won’t do it. Cash takes down Atlantis as he is up. Both men lock up with Atlantis turning it into a headlock. Cash gets out of the hold, Atlantis rolls up Cash for only a two count. Cash and Atlantis lock up hands as Cash makes a tag to Dax Harwood.
Templario is tagged in. Both men lock up, but Dax quickly turns it into an armbar. Templario gets out of the hold. Dax jaws at Templario and shoves him, only to be met with a kick. Templario covers Dax for only a two count. Dax puts out his hand for a handshake, but Templairo grabs it and chops Dax.
Both men run the ropes, as Dax is taken down. Templario takes down FTR, as Atlantis comes in. The send FTR to floor. All four men fight on the floor. Templaro double team Dax as Cash is down on the other side. Templaro hoists up Dax on the top turnbuckle. Cash is, as Templario takes down Dax, while Cash, who is now legal hits him from behind.
On that note, the show heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see Harwood blast Templario with a stiff chop that sends him down to the mat. The commentators reveal that AEW President Tony Khan has a huge announcement right before the main event match later tonight.
Meanwhile, Atlantis and Templario send FTR to the floor, followed by a double team as they leap through the ropes, connecting on Dax and Cash. Back in the ring the Luchadors double team Dax. Atlantis hits Dax with a cutter. Templario covers Dax, but he kicks out at two.
Cash grabs Atlantis to the floor, as Dax covers Templario for only a two count. Templario rolls up Dax for a near fall. Cash made a blind tag. He comes in, but is sent to the corner. Templaro and Atlantis double team Cash. Atlantis is sent to the floor. Templario covers Cash, but he kicks out at two.
Cash is down, as Atlantis is up on the top rope, but Dax pushes him off. Cash nails Templario and covers, holding him down to get the win. Afterwards, Stokley says he has something important to say as the fans boo him loudly. Cash tries to get the crowd to shut up.
Stokley says its a “shocker” FTR wins again, as they have won the most matches. It doesn’t matter what company or country you are from, everyone falls to FTR. Dax grabs a mic and says the greatest tag team of all time is trying to speak. Dax says that Denver had their chance, but not now, “Top guys, out!”
Winners: FTR
Bandido & The Outrunners vs. Don Callis Family & Hechicero
The show heads to another break after the post-match promo from FTR. When the show returns, a vignette airs for Thekla. Next up is the music of The Don Callis Family. Callis announces he has gotten Hechicero for their next match. He will join Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher for trios action.
Their opponents, the three-man team of Bandido and The Outruners, make their way out next. Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum are wearing masks tonight. The bell sounds and off we go. Hechicero and Bandido start off as the bell rings. Hechicero takes down Bandido and grabs his leg.
Bandido breaks the hold, as he takes down Hechicero. Bandido grabs Hechicero as is send down. Bandido comes off the top rope, taking down Hechicero, who comes back, putting choke hold on Bandido. The Outrunners come in, but are held off by Takeshita and Fletcher.
The Outrunners fight back, as Bandido runs the ropes, but is caught by Hechicero and dropped on his back. Hechicero then hits the rings and runs the ropes, taking down Bandido on the floor. Fletcher takes out Bandido on the floor. In the ring, Hechicero grabs the arm of Truth Magnum, then sending him to the opposite corner.
On that note, the show heads into a mid-match advertising time out. This time when we return, we see Bandido is on the floor, as Takeshita keeps him from getting in the ring. Truth tags in Turbo Floyd, taking down Fletcher and Hechicero. Takeshita comes in, but is dropped by Floyd, as the fans go crazy.
Turbo is up on the top rope and walks the ropes, sending Hechicero down. Bandido recovers and is tagged in. Bandido kicks Hechicero, as both men roll each other up for several near falls. Both men take each other down with shotgun drop kicks. Takeshita is tagged in and clears the ring out The Outrunners.
Takeshita picks up Bandido, spins him around and then drops him for a blue thunder bomb. Takeshita covers him for only a two count. The Outrunners double team Fletcher, as Bandido comes down with a huge frog splash. Bandido covers him, but Takeshita and Hechicero break up the pin attempt.
Fletcher takes down Bandido and sends Outrunners to the floor. Takeshita, Herichero and Fletcher triple team Bandido. The Outrunners are in, as Bandido takes out Hechicero on the floor. Fletcher is down, as Outrunners go for the double bionic elbow, but is stopped by Takeshita. Fletcher then hits Floyd with a Brainbuster for the win.
Winners: Don Callis Family & Hechicero
Tay Melo Returns & Saves Anna Jay
Once the thrilling trios tilt wraps up, we see footage of Harley Cameron being bloodied and injured during her tag-team match alongside Anna Jay against the duo of Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford on last week’s show. After the video wraps up, the show shifts backstage.
We see Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne standing together. Ford says Harley should’ve just bowed down last week. The camerapans down and we see Anna Jay is laid out. Bayne grabs her hair and picks her up by it. She then drags her off-camera. Back inside the arena, the camera catches up with the action.
Ford is telling Bayne to throw Jay off of the stage. Bayne gets ready to do exactly that, when out of nowhere some music hits and out comes Tay Melo. Formerly known as Tay Conti, the better-half of Sammy Guevara makes her surprise return, running Bayne and Ford off and saving Jay.
Anthony Bowens Issues A Challenge For AEW Summer Blockbuster
After the Tay Melo surprise return segment wraps up, the show heads into another commercial break. When we return, we shoot backstage, where Lexy Nair is standing by with Anthony Bowens and Billy Gunn.
Bowens talks about it being pride month and mentions the Pride Parade he will serve as Grand Marshal for. He then issues a challenge to Don Callis Family member Kyle Fletcher. Bowens calls him out for a one-on-one showdown at AEW Summer Blockbuster next week.
ROH Television Championship
Nick Wayne (c) vs. Sammy Guevara vs. AR Fox vs. Lee Johnson
We settle back inside the arena, where Ricochet’s theme hits. He makes his way out, avoiding fist bumps from fans the crowd as he heads down to join Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness on special guest commentary for the next match of the evening, which features the ROH Television Championship on-the-line.
Sammy Guevara’s theme hits and out comes The Sons of Texas tag-team member as one of three challengers who will be facing ROH Television Champion Nick Wayne of The Patriarchy. After some early back-and-forth action, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break.
When the show returns, amid a ton of interference from multiple familiar faces at ringside, the crowd-pleasing four-way title tilt works its’ way to its’ conclusion, which sees Nick Wayne make papa Christian Cage proud, as he hits his finisher to pick up the pinfall victory to retain his ROH TV title.
Winner and STILL ROH Television Champion: Nick Wayne
Thekla vs. Lady Frost
Now it’s time for the highly-anticipated debut of “The Toxic Spider” Thekla. Video footage of her surprise debut on last week’s show is shown. We then hear the entrance tune for the highly-regarded newcomer to the scene in the AEW women’s division.
She settles inside the squared circle for her first match as an official member of the AEW talent roster. Already in the ring is her scheduled opponent for tonight, Lady Frost. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one.
After the bell sounds, Thekla immediately starts beating down Frost with ease. This continues for all of two or three minutes, tops, and then after she does the Bray Wyatt upside down amateur wrestling bridge / inverted crab walk, she chokes Frost out with her Toxic Spider Death Trap for the easy win. After the match, the show heads into another commercial break.
When the show returns, Queen Aminata is shown backstage complaining about how everytime a new name comes to AEW, they try and make a name for themselves. She tells Thekla that what they do to spiders in Africa is stomp them. She tells her next week, it’ll be Thekla versus Queen Aminata at AEW Summer Blockbuster. “And then we’ll find out who is going to stomp on who!”
Winner: Thekla
Tony Khan’s Major Announcement
It’s time for a “major announcement.” Back inside the arena, the camera settles at ringside, where Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness are shown at the commentary desk. They bring up Kenny Omega’s successful defense of the AEW International Championship earlier tonight.
Footage is then shown of Omega emerging victorious in the four-way title tilt in the main event of the first half of tonight’s AEW Fyter Fest special event. The footage focuses on the post-match scene, which saw AEW Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada come to the ring and stare down AEW International Champion Kenny Omega.
Back live, Schiavone stands up and gets on the house microphone. He mentions Tony Khan promising a major announcement, and says it’s time to reveal what it is. He says at AEW ALL IN: Texas, it will be Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada in a champion versus champion showdown.
The contract signing for the match scheduled for July 12 will take place next week during the AEW Summer Blockbuster special evet on Wednesday night. The major announcement segment wraps up there, and the commentary crew shifts gears and prepares for the final match of this four-hour long show.
Don Callis Family vs. Paragon & Daniel Garcia
It’s main event time!
After Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness do the hard-sell for the Okada-Omega announcement made moments ago, they also run down the updated lineup for next week’s AEW Summer Blockbuster special event in Portland, Oregon. Once that wraps up, they shift gears and begin getting ready for the main event.
Out comes the Don Callis Family team of Lance Archer, Josh Alexander and RPG Vice duo Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero. Callis once again joins Schiavone and McGuinness on special guest commentary for this match. His team settles inside the squared circle and await the arrival of their opposition.
The theme for Adam Cole hits, bay-bay, and out comes the Paragon team of Cole, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong, who are joined by their tag-team partner for this eight-man tag-team main event, Daniel Garcia. With Garcia part of the mix, of course “Daddy Magic” Matt Menard joins the gang on special guest commentary as well.
From there, things finally get officially off-and-running, as the bell sounds to get things started. The Paragon team start off strong, however it is the Don Callis Family team that take over on offense as the show heads into a mid-match commercial break. When we return, the show comes to a conclusion.
Back from the break. it’s time for the final home stretch. Archer is helping rag-roll anyone and everyone in sight outside of the ring, however he gets taken out and with him down and out, the Paragon team fire up on offense. Cole gets the hot tag and the crowd goes wild. He hits a Panama Sunrise and then lowers the boom for the win. Schiavone wraps up the never-ending four hour episode on that note. Thanks for joining us!
Winners: Paragon & Daniel Garcia
