AEW Dynamite Results 9/4 - Two Titles On The Line, Ospreay & The Conglomeration Vs. Castagnoli, Yuta & PAC

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on September 4, 2024, coming to you live from the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!

Mariah May will be putting her AEW Women's World Championship on the line for the first time since dethroning Toni Storm at AEW All In on August 25 as she defends against Nyla Rose. May made the decision to delay her championship commemoration after it was originally slated to take place last week. Meanwhile, Rose has been on a two match winning streak on "AEW Rampage", defeating the likes of Erica Leigh and Aminah Belmont on the August 16 and 30 editions of the show respectively.

Another title will be up for grabs tonight, as The Don Callis Family's Kyle Fletcher challenges Kazuchika Okada of The Elite for the AEW Continental Championship. Not only did Okada's last title defense on the August 21 edition of "Dynamite" against one third of the reigning AEW World Trios Champions Claudio Castagnoli end with Okada retaining as the result of a time limit draw, but Fletcher will surely be extra motivated to dethrone Okada after coming up short against Ricochet last Wednesday.

Speaking of Castagnoli, he will be joining forces with PAC and his Blackpool Combat Club stablemate Wheeler Yuta to square off with Will Ospreay and The Conglomeration's Orange Cassidy and Kyle O'Reilly. Ospreay confronted Ricochet after his aforementioned defeat last week as a means of letting him know that there was an AEW International Championship in the future, but PAC surprised him with a reverse hurricanrana to put him on notice.

We are live! Excalibur, Taz, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Daniel Garcia makes his way down to the ring. 

Garcia says he's not waiting for MJF at All Out, and he wants his hands on him tonight. MJF then responds to Garcia through the crowd surrounded by security with a glass of wine in hand as a pre-match measure to celebrate his win over Garcia on Saturday. He reminds Garcia of what happened between them at AEW Blood & Guts.

Garcia questions if anyone really believes what MJF is saying, then says that's fitting because everything about MJF is fake. He says the thing that makes MJF most sick to him is his fake love to AEW, then says he doesn't love AEW. He says MJF can put as many tattoos on his legs, but no one will believe that it comes from a genuine place. He says he meant what he said last week about ruining MJF's life, then says he wants both MJF and the people around to suffer. He says he wants MJF to have a wife and a kid, but every time he picks up his kid, he'll think about him with the feeling that runs through his body. He says MJF's kid will eventually ask him if he was a wrestler, and he'll have to tell them that he was until he ruined his career.

MJF mockingly applauds Garcia and tells him that he still has lots to learn, then says he was trying to help Garcia when he betrayed him by showing him that you can't trust anyone. He says he used to be a fan favorite until fans turned on him, then tells Garcia that he doesn't want their love or affection. He says the more a wrestler rises in the business, the more fans want to see them fall. He says he'll do him a favor on Saturday by ensuring his fans and family can't hurt him like they did with him by putting him in a wheelchair. He says the only person Garcia can really trust is his mother, and says she'll take care of Garcia after what he does to him.

Garcia slides out of the ring and makes his way through the crowd to get to MJF. While he takes down a couple security guards, a couple more overpower him. Garcia takes them both down, sending one of them crashing into the barricade, then charges up the stairs at MJF in the crowd. When he reaches MJF, MJF clocks him with a right hand and sits next to him as Garcia begins to bleed. He thanks Garcia for waking something in him that's been dormant for far too long and promises to send Garcia straight to paradise, adding that Garcia can thank him later.

Kazuchika Okada then makes his way down to the ring. Kyle Fletcher and Don Callis follow.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Fletcher gets Okada up on one shoulder, but Okada escapes and Fletcher levels him with a kick on the apron that sends him crashing to the floor. He follows it up with a tope suicida.

Back from the break, Fletcher fires off right hands on Okada and runs him over with a clothesline. He then rains down more right hands on him in the corner and follows it up with a sidewalk slam, then goes for a pin but Okada kicks out. Okada responds with a bodyslam and ascends to the top, then connects with an elbow drop. He sets up for The Rainmaker, but Fletcher escapes and sends Fletcher into the mat with a slam. Okada then spikes Fletcher with a DDT on the floor, but Fletcher connects with a superkick and a Brainbuster.

Back from another break, Fletcher connects with a pair of superkicks on Okada and sits him on the top rope. He joins him up there and looks to hit a superplex, but Okada escapes and dropkicks Fletcher off the ropes and onto the floor. He lands a big boot on Fletcher on the outside that sends him crashing over the barricade, then sets up for the hanging DDT. Fletcher escapes and lands a Brainbuster on Okada on the barricade, then flies over it to level him and gets him back in the ring.

Fletcher hits a bodyslam on Okada, then ascends to the top and lands an elbow drop. He delivers a kick to the back of Okada's spine, then follows it up with The Rainmaker. Fletcher delivers another suplex and a Tombstone, then goes for a pin but Okada kicks out.

Fletcher delivers a bodyslam to Okada, but Okada sends him crashing into the referee. He then low blows Fletcher and follows it up with The Rainmaker for the win with under a minute left remaining in the match.

Winner (and still): Kazuchika Okada

After the match, Konosuke Takeshita slides in the ring to check on Fletcher and stares down Okada.

Back from the break, Jamie Hayter makes her way down to the ring. Robyn Renegade is already waiting inside.

The bell rings and Robyn clocks Hayter as we see Saraya and Harley Cameron watch the action from backstage. Hayter sets up for a suplex, but Robyn escapes. Hayter then runs her over with a clothesline, but Robyn lands a pair of double knees in the corner. Hayter levels Robyn with a boot, but Robyn hits a double stomp on her head. She ascends up the ropes, but Hayter catches her with a powerslam mid-air and follows it up with three backbreakers. She then connects with another clothesline for the win.

Winner: Jamie Hayter

We then head backstage and see Roderick Strong show Christopher Daniels what happened during the finish of his FTW Championship match against HOOK last week. HOOK confronts Strong, and Strong tells HOOK that he'll call his shot in a rematch at the time and place of his choosing.

We then head backstage and see Marina Shafir attack several individuals as Jon Moxley stands by with her. Moxley then runs into Jack Perry and The Young Bucks, telling Perry that he'll see him later.

Moxley mocks Darby Allin and says he remembers the exact moment he knew that he was special was after he stood toe-to-toe yet in the ring. He says Allin walks his own path, then says being on "Dynamite" is not a right, but a privilege. He then tells Allin that he just wants to talk.

Mariah May then makes her way down to the ring. Nyla Rose follows.

The bell rings and May and Roe stare each other down. May fires off several open palm strikes on Rose, but Rose responds with a crossbody and mocks May. She follows it up with a pair of bodyslams and a leg drop, then looks to drape her across the top rope. May escapes and connects with a missile dropkick off the top rope, then jams her boot into Rose's face in the corner.

Back from the break, May fires off right hands on Rose and follows it up with a missile dropkick. The pair then fire off right hands on one another before May gains the upper hand and fires off several more right hands on Rose.

Rose responds with a suplex and a clothesline, then sets up for the Beast Bomb. May escapes and connects with a crossbody on Rose, but Rose catches her and sends her crashing into the mat. May rolls out of the ring to avoid being pinned, then trips Rose on the ring steps and hits a boot on Rose's head. The referee then begins a ten count, but Rose beats it. May then catches her with a jumping knee and Storm Zero for the win.

Winner (and still): Mariah May

Back from the break, Mercedes Mone and Kamille make their way down to the ring.

Mone demands that Milwaukee say hello to their CEO, then addresses Hikaru Shida. She asks how Shida can call herself "The Ace" when she isn't the face of TBS or the AEW women's division, then tells Shida that she will learn at All Out that there's a price to pay when you mess with Mercedes Mone.

Shida appears on the jumbo tron and tells Mone that she's one Katana away from losing the TBS Championship. She says Milwaukee knows that you can't beat "The Ace" before Christopher Daniels walks in and informs Kamille that she will be banned from ringside during Mone and Shida's TBS Championship match at All Out.

We then head backstage to The Elite, where Jack Perry sends a message to Bryan Danielson and Matthew Jackson warns Danielson and the rest of Blackpool Combat Club that they will do anything to ensure Perry becomes AEW World Champion.

Danielson then makes his way out at ringside to join the announce desk for the upcoming trios match. Will Ospreay, The Conglomeration, Blackpool Combat Club, and PAC follow.

Kyle O'Reilly and Wheeler Yuta begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. They take turns locking in submission holds on one another before Orange Cassidy tags in and exchanges right hands with Yuta. Yuta sends Cassidy crashing into the mat and tags in PAC as Will Ospreay tags in on his side. Ospreay trips PAC and pins him, but PAC kicks out.

Back from the break, Yuta has a waist lock cinched in on Cassidy. He transitions into a German suplex, but Cassidy kicks out and fires off a few back elbows on Yuta. He then lands a German suplex of his own, but Claudio Castagnoli tags in and delivers a double boot to both Ospreay and O'Reilly on the apron. He sits Cassidy on the top and tags in PAC, but Cassidy fights PAC off. PAC lands a suplex on him and locks in the Brutalizer, but Ospreay breaks the hold.

PAC gets in Ospreay's face, and Blackpool Combat Club sends him crashing out of the ring. Cassidy looks to tag out, but neither of his partners are there for him. Meanwhile, Yuta tags in and sends Cassidy crashing into the mat, then goes for a pin but O'Reilly breaks the fall. PAC tags in and tries preventing Cassidy from tagging out, but is unsuccessful. Ospreay tags in and delivers a back body drop to Yuta, then connects with a hurricanrana on Castagnoli and a springboard kick to Yuta.

Back from another break, Cassidy hits a tope suicida on Castagnoli on the outside and Yuta follows it up with one of his own. O'Reilly takes down Yuta, but PAC flies over the top to level him. Ospreay clocks him and brawls up the ramp with him, but Yuta blindsides him from behind. PAC looks to land a reverse hurricanrana on Ospreay (similar to last week), but Ospreay sends him crashing off the ramp and follows it up with a 450 Splash. Cassidy lands a DDT on Castagnoli off the top as Ospreay and PAC continue brawling with each other.

Cassidy lands a Beach Break on Castagnoli and goes for a pin, but Castagnoli kicks out. O'Reilly tags in and fires off kicks on his chest alongside Cassidy before O'Reilly locks in a submission on Castagnoli. Castagnoli powers to his feet and sends O'Reilly crashing into the corner to escape, but O'Reilly keeps the hold locked in. Castagnoli breaks free and delivers The Swing to O'Reilly for the win.

Winners: Blackpool Combat Club and PAC

After the match, The Elite appear out of nowhere and attack Blackpool Combat Club. The Young Bucks hold Danielson in place as Jack Perry grabs a chair, but Castagnoli and Yuta come to Danielson's aid before Perry can use it. Castagnoli then grabs a mic and challenges The Bucks to a match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All Out before Danielson sends a message to Perry.

We then head backstage and see PAC continue to brawl with Ospreay. PAC suplexes Ospreay onto a road case before Christopher Daniels and other officials appear to break things up and check on Ospreay. 

Tony Schiavone introduces Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana, and the pair then make their way down to the ring. Schiavone then introduces Page, but he doesn't appear after his music plays twice. Page instead appears on the jumbo tron outside of Strickland's recently purchased childhood home, then says him and Strickland don't need to sign a contract to know that their match is official. Page enters the house and tells Strickland he has nothing left outside of the ring, then says he can see Strickland's childhood memories as he walks throughout. He says that Strickland's father must not have loved him given the man he turned out to be as he dumps out gasoline, and Strickland tosses over the desk and chair.

Page reminds Strickland that he was outside of his house watching him carry his pregnant wife to the hospital as he continues pouring gasoline out on the porch. He says he told Strickland for months that he wanted nothing more than to burn Strickland's life to the ground. He sits in a chair as he tells Strickland he was happy to let the AEW World Championship slip through his fingers since he was unable to dethrone him, then tells him that he will take whatever's left of Strickland from him this Saturday in their Steel Cage Match. He tells Page to say goodbye to regaining the AEW World Championship and his career, then says he gets some practice tonight.

Page lights a match, and Strickland begins screaming. Page tells Strickland that tonight he will say goodbye to Strickland's house and sets it on fire as a helpless Strickland watches from the ring sobbing and the show goes off the air.