AEW Dynamite Results 9/24 - AEW Women's World Championship On The Line, Trios Match

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for "AEW Dynamite" on September 24, 2025, coming to you live from the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania!

Kris Statlander will be putting the AEW Women's World Championship on the line for the first time since winning at AEW All Out as she defends against reigning Ring of Honor Women's World Television Champion Mina Shirakawa. During Saturday's pay-per-view event, Statlander emerged victorious against Thekla, Jamie Hayter, and former titleholder Toni Storm in a Four-Way Match, putting an end to Storm's 217 day reign in the process.

After himself and Josh Alexander were unsuccessful in challenging Brody King and Bandido for the AEW World Tag Team Championship in a Four-Way Ladder Match that also involved The Young Bucks and JetSpeed, Hechicero looks to redeem himself tonight as he joins forces with his Don Callis Family stablemates Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada to square off with The Conglomeration's Mark Briscoe, Hologram, and a mystery partner in a Trios Match. Although Briscoe and Hologram's partner remains to be seen, their stablemate Orange Cassidy's return was teased ahead of tonight's show.

Additionally, AEW CEO and President Tony Khan has an announcement to make on tonight's show.

We are live! Excalibur, Taz, and Bryan Danielson greet audiences at home as Gates Of Agony and Ricochet make their way to the ring. Brody King and Bandido follow.

Bandido and Toa Liona begin the action. The bell rings and Bandido fires off chops on Liona. He follows it up with a trio to dropkicks, but Liona pushes Bandido out of the air on the third one and tags in Bishop Kaun. Kaun levels Bandido with a chop of his own, then follows it up with a bodyslam and tags Liona back in.

Liona lands two more bodyslams of his own on Bandido, then tags out to Kaun. Kaun continues wearing down Bandido, then tags in Liona. King tags in on his side and fires off chops on Liona and Kaun. He levels Liona with a right hand, but Kaun dumps King onto the apron. Liona catches King with a superkick and gets him up on his shoulders, but King escapes and sends Liona crashing into the top of the ring post face first. King delivers a lariat to Kaun back in the ring and goes for a pin, but Kaun kicks out.

Back from the break, Kaun lands a pair of overhand chops on King and fires off knees on him in the corner. King whips Kaun into Liona after Liona has tagged in, then connects with a cannonball on Liona and tags in Bandido.

Bandido wastes no time going after Liona and Kaun, but Kaun rocks Bandido with a right hand and Bandido sends him crashing into Liona. Liona lands a stomp on Bandido, but King gets both Liona and Kaun up and lands a double back suplex on them. Liona sends King crashing through the timekeeper's table, and Ricochet looks to take advantage by hitting Bandido with a chair. Before he can do so, however, the referee catches him and ejects him from ringside. Bandido rolls up Kaun, but Kaun kicks out.

Kaun levels Bandido with a clothesline, then connects with a double chokeslam on him with Liona. He goes for a pin, but King manages to break the fall. King then dumps Liona out of the ring and lands boots on him and Kaun before flying through the ring to level Liona on the outside. This opens the door for Bandido to connect with the 21 Plex on Kaun for the win.

Winners (and still): Brody King and Bandido

"Hangman" Adam Page then makes his way to the ring. Lee Moriarty follows.

The bell rings and the two lock up. They go back and forth with one another, but Moriarty lands a back elbow on Page. Page responds with a shoulder tackle and a bodyslam to Moriarty, then runs him over with a boot.

Back from the break, Page lands a back body drop on Moriarty and follows it up with a Fallaway Slam. He kips up, then connects with a Death Valley Driver to Moriarty. Moriarty cinches in an Octopus on Page, then transitions into a crossface. Page rolls through to escape, then levels Moriarty with a lariat and follows it up with Dead Eye for the win.

Winner (and still): "Hangman" Adam Page

Tony Schiavone introduces FTR, and Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler then make their way to the ring alongside Hathaway.

Schiavone says the worst thing he's seen in an AEW ring is their piledriver to Beth Copeland at All Out, and Wheeler says himself and Harwood deserve all of the boos from the fans. He says their actions at All Out keep him up at night, then says their real intentions were to deal with Adam Copleland once and for all. Wheeler continues to rant about Adam and says he decided to bring Beth into matters, and for that reason, Adam only has himself to blame.

Hathaway says she forgives Beth for what she did to him at All Out, then says instead of a handshake, he received a spear that didn't hurt. He claims to have allowed Beth to spear him, then says the Copelands and Christian Cage know that. He says Beth doesn't even work in AEW.

Harwood says he was advised to apologize for his actions at All Out, then says he won't apologize for what he did to Adam or Cage. He tells Beth that he hopes that she knows he would never intentionally hurt her, then says while he was trying to talk sense into him, she broke his nose and watered his eyes. He says he would never put his hands on a woman.

Willow Nightingale's music hits, and she makes her way out. Nightingale tells FTR and Hathaway that they just gave a great apology, then says she's in the ring to talk about an inspiration and a Hall Of Famer: Beth. She says women like Beth are why she became a wrestler and why she came back from a broken neck. She advises FTR and Hathaway to provide a sincere apology or leave the ring, but Hathaway tells Nightingale that it's past her bedtime.

Nightingale slaps Hathaway, but "Speedball" Mike Bailey and Kevin Knight slide into the ring to provide Nightingale with backup. JetSpeed takes out FTR, forcing FTR and Hathaway to back down.

The Don Callis Family then make their way to the ring. Don Callis looks to unveil his latest masterpiece, but instead, Orange Cassidy is standing in the frame and runs down to the ring alongside Mark Briscoe and Hologram.

Cassidy goes after Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada, but Okada and Takeshita beat him down in the ring. Cassidy falls off the top rope to level Takeshita, Okada, and Hechicero on the outside.

Cassidy dumps Hechicero in the ring, and the bell sounds. Briscoe tags in and rains down right hands on Hechicero in the corner. Hologram tags in and follows suit, then tags in Cassidy who does the same thing but with one right hand. Hologram sends Hechicero crashing into the corner with a shoulder tackle, then sends him crashing into the mat with a spinning slam and transitions into a submission hold.

Back from the break, Hologram lands a hurricanrana on Hechicero and tags in Briscoe as Okada tags in on his side. Briscoe fires off forearms and chops on Okada, but Cassidy tags back in and hugs Okada. Okada appears confused, but Cassidy delivers a Stun Dog Millionaire on Okada.

Takeshita and Okada stare one another down, but Cassidy fires off his signature kicks on them. Hologram tags in, but Hechicero delivers a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker to Cassidy. Hologram takes out Hechicero, but Cassidy levels Hechicero with a DDT. Okada takes out Cassidy, but Briscoe levels Okada. Takeshita lands a belly-to-back piledriver on Hologram, but Hologram responds with a Canadian Destroyer to Hologram.

Cassidy rocks Hechicero with an Orange Punch, and Hologram follows it up with a Fireman's Carry style sit-out powerbomb for the win.

Winners: The Conglomeration

After the match, Kyle Fletcher makes his way to the ring and says while he sees dogs in the ring, he sees an opportunity as well. He says Hologram currently has the longest undefeated streak in the AEW men's division at 34-0, but says his streak has only lasted this long because he hasn't stepped in the ring with him. He offers Hologram a shot at his TNT Championship next Wednesday on "Dynamite" in a Title vs. Streak match, then says when Hologram loses, he will say his full name.

Claudio Castagnoli then makes his way to the ring. Powerhouse Hobbs follows.

The bell rings and Hobbs fires off right hands on Castagnoli in the corner. Castagnoli responds with an uppercut to Hobbs, but Hobbs levels Castagnoli with a bodyslam. Castagnoli delivers a back suplex to Hobbs, but Hobbs quickly recovers and lands a trio of bodyslams on Castagnoli.

Hobbs and Castagnoli tumble out of the ring through the middle rope and Hobbs charges at Castagnoli, but Castagnoli rolls out of the way and Hobbs is sent crashing into the ring steps. Castagnoli then sends Hobbs crashing into the barricade twice spine first.

Back from the break, Castagnoli sets up for the Neutralizer. Hobbs avoids it and levels Castagnoli with a powerslam, then delivers a splash to him in the corner and fires off clotheslines on him. PAC appears at ringside and distracts Hobbs, opening the door for Castagnoli to land an uppercut on Hobbs for the win.

Winner: Claudio Castagnoli

After the match, Samoa Joe runs down to the ring. Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia appear to beat down Hobbs and Joe, but "Hangman" Adam Page comes to Hobbs and Joe's aid.

We then head backstage, where Tony Khan announces that AEW Women's Tag Team Championship belts are coming to AEW. Renee Paquette then unveils the belts at ringside.

Mina Shirakawa then makes her way to the ring. Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron follow.

The bell rings and Statlander levels Shirakawa with a shoulder tackle. She follows it up with a standing moonsault and goes for a pin, but Shirakawa kicks out. Statlander whips Shirakawa into the corner, but Shirakawa sends Statlander's knee bouncing off the ring apron before she sends her crashing into the ring steps.

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