AEW Dynamite Results 6/24 - TBS Championship Survival Of The Fittest Qualifiers & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on June 24, 2026, coming to you live from the Rio Rancho Events Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico!

With a new TBS Champion set to be crowned on next Wednesday's episode of "Dynamite" in a Survival of the Fittest match, the next two entrants will be determined tonight. Marina Shafir of The Death Riders will be colliding with Harley Cameron, while Ring of Honour Women's World Television Champion Red Velvet will be squaring off against Queen Aminata in a pair of qualifier matches. As of writing, Hikaru Shida, CMLL World Women's Champion Persephone, and Kris Statlander have all qualified for the July 1 match, defeating Zayda Steel, Triangle of Madness; Julia Hart, and Mina Shirakawa respectively across the June 13 and June 20 episodes of "AEW Collision" to secure their spots.

Mark Briscoe, Darby Allin, International Champion Konosuke Takeshita, and The Conglomeration's Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, and Roderick Strong will be going head-to-head with AEW World Champion MJF and The Don Callis Family's Kevin Knight, Kazuchika Okada, Jake Doyle, Andrade El Idolo, and Kyle Fletcher in a Twelve Man Steel Cage Match at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door this coming Sunday. Before the two parties meet in the ring, they will both be appearing on tonight's show with something on their minds to share. Takeshita will also be putting his International Championship on the line on AEW programming for the first time since retaining against Daniel Garcia of The Death Riders on the May 30 episode of "AEW Collision" as he defends against The Demand's Ricochet.

Speaking of Garcia, he will be competing in a match of his own as he goes head-to-head with Swerve Strickland ahead of Strickland's 2026 Men's Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament finals match at Forbidden Door. Strickland's opponent in Sunday's pay-per-view match, Will Ospreay, will also be in action tonight as he goes one-on-one with New Japan Pro-Wrestling star El Phantasmo.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling star Zack Sabre Jr. will be going one-on-one with Kenny Omega at Sunday's pay-per-view event. Sabre Jr. will surely be looking to gain some momentum heading into the bout with a win when he takes on Omega's Elite stablemate Jack Perry. Sabre Jr.'s The Mighty Don't Kneel stablemates Mikey Nicholls and Bad Dude Tito will also be in action as they face fellow Elite members and Young Bucks tag team partners Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson.

Additionally, Continental Champion Jon Moxley will be joining forces with his Death Riders stablemates Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta to take on Bandido, Brody King, and current multi-champion Mistico before Moxley defends his title against Bandido at Forbidden Door.

We are live! Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness greet audiences at home as The Death Riders make their way to the ring. Bandido, Brody King, and Mistico follow.

Bandido and Wheeler Yuta begin the action. The bell rings and the two tangle up with one another. Bandido lands a pair of arm drags on Yuta, but Jon Moxley tags in and tangles up with Bandido. Claudio Castagnoli tags in and fires off stomps on Bandido, but Mistico tags in and Castagnoli dumps him onto the apron. He follows it up with a backbreaker to Mistico as Mistico flies off the top rope, but King tags in and sneaks up behind Castagnoli. Castagnoli and King exchange right hands with one another, but Moxley and Yuta blindside King from behind.

Back from the break, Mistico tags in and rolls up Castagnoli. Castagnoli kicks out, but King and Moxley tag in. Moxley cinches in a sleeper on King, but Shafir distracts the referee. This opens the door for Moxley to roll up King for the win.

Winners: The Death Riders

We then head backstage, where Darby Allin, The Conglomeration, and Konosuke Takeshita all have messages for MJF as they stand backstage with Renee Paquette. Kyle O'Reilly further explains that Mark Briscoe will be in the ring to speak his mind, but Orange Cassidy stays behind and tells Paquette that "it's fine".

Back at ringside, Shafir has remained in the ringside area. Harley Cameron follows.

The bell rings and Shafir delivers a kick to Cameron's midsection. Cameron cinches in a Half Boston Crab on Shafir, then lands a dropkick on her through the middle rope on the outside. Shafir then sends Cameron crashing into the mat back inside the ring.

Back from the break, Shafir catches Cameron with a kick and fires off knees on her midsection. Shafir cinches in a submission on Cameron, but Cameron counters into a roll up on Shafir for the win.

Winner: Harley Cameron

Will Ospreay then makes his way to the ring. ELP follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. ELP delivers a hurricanrana to Ospreay off the top rope, then flies out of the ring to level ELP on the outside. ELP responds by sending Ospreay crashing onto the ring apron spine first and delivers an asai moonsault to him using the ropes to take out Ospreay on the floor.

Back from the break, Ospreay fires off right hands on ELP and connects with a flipping kick on his head. He goes for a pin, but ELP kicks out and rocks Ospreay with an enzuigiri to his head. He lands a diving DDT on Ospreay and follows it up with a flipping stunner, then fires off open palm strikes on him. Ospreay fires off kicks on ELP's face, but ELP gets Ospreay up on his shoulders. Ospreay escapes and catches ELP with a standing Spanish Fly, but ELP catches Ospreay with a reverse hurricanrana and goes for a pin. Ospreay kicks out and lands a Styles Clash on ELP, then follows it up with a Hidden Blade for the win.

Winner: Will Ospreay

Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana then make their way out to the ring, with Strickland staring down Ospreay leaves through the crowd. Daniel Garcia follows. 

The bell rings and Garcia gets in Strickland's face. Strickland runs over Garcia with a shoulder tackle, but Garica shoves Strickland and the two exchange open palm strikes with one another. Garcia then pulls Strickland off the ring apron and traps one of his legs in the ring skirt before delivering a Dragon Screw to Strickland's other leg and firing off right hands on Strickland to sit him in a chair. He delivers a running shotgun dropkick to Strickland and charges at Strickland again, but Strickland intercepts Garcia with a House Call.

Back from the break, Strickland sets up for a Swerve Stomp on Garcia off the top rope. Garcia moves out of the way as he lays on the ring apron and sets up for a piledriver on Strickland on the ring apron, but Strickland escapes and delivers a Death Valley Driver to Garcia. Garcia catches Strickland with a chop block back inside the ring and sets up for a piledriver on him, but Strickland delivers a backbreaker to Garcia and follows it up with a powerslam to him.

Strickland sets up for House Call, but his knees give up. This opens the door for Garcia to deliver a Neutralizer to Strickland and pin him, but Strickland kicks out and Garcia looks to cinch in a Dragon Tamer on him. Strickland fends off Garcia and lands a rolling flatliner to him, then follows it up with a House Call and goes for a pin. Garcia kicks out, but Strickland connects with a Hidden Blade to Garcia and pins him for the win.

Winner: Swerve Strickland

After the match, Will Ospreay runs back out to save Garcia from a post-match attack at the hands of Strickland. Strickland gets Ospreay up, but Garcia comes to Ospreay's aid. Strickland then sends Garcia crashing into the mat, but Ospreay slides back into the ring with a chair in hand to force Strickland to back down.

We then head backstage, where MJF and The Don Callis Family all stand together. The Don Callis Family sends a message to Team Briscoe and gloats about their greatness, but MJF directly calls out Mark Briscoe. He says he was born white collar while Briscoe was born blue collar and reminds Briscoe that he's never managed to deliver the J-Driller on him when the AEW World Championship is on the line. 

Back at ringside, Jack Perry makes his way out. The Mighty Don't Kneel follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. ZSJ steps on Perry's hand and wrenches back on his shoulders with a shoulder submission, but Perry holds up ZSJ. ZSJ kicks out and rolls out of the ring, then gets back inside. Perry looks to catch ZSJ with an arm drag, but ZSJ reverses into a submission hold and stomps on Perry's left hand. Perry manages to send ZSJ crashing into the ring post on the outside and uses it to land a double kick on ZSJ's chest, but ZSJ sends Perry's arm bouncing off the top rope and delivers a kick to him from the ring apron and through the middle rope.

Back from the break, ZSJ cinches in an armbreaker on Perry. Perry escapes and dumps ZSJ back inside the ring, then rolls him up. ZSJ reverses the fall, but Perry kicks out and cinches in the Snare Trap on ZSJ. ZSJ breaks free of the hold, but Perry levels him with a lariat and follows it up with a sit-out powerbomb. ZSJ then traps Perry in a submission hold, and Perry taps out.

Winner: Zack Sabre Jr.

The Young Bucks then make their way out.

The bell rings and Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson deliver lariats to Bad Dude Tito and Mikey Nicholls in the corner. Nicholls sends Matt crashing into the mat spine first and pins him, but Matt kicks out and Nicholls tags out to Tito. Tito wears down Matt and tags Nicholls back in, but Matt delivers a DDT to Nicholls and tags out to Nick.

Nicholls and Tito look to send Nick crashing into the mat, but Nick delivers a double Escalara to Tito and Nicholls. Nick lands a kick on Tito on the apron and lands a Meltzer Driver on Nicholls with Matt for the win.

Winners: The Young Bucks

After the match, Tito, Nicholls, and ZSJ beat down Matt and Nick. Kenny Omega's music hits and he runs out to the ring to come to Matt and Nick's aid. He stares down ZSJ and delivers a Snap Dragon suplex to him, then sets up for a V-Trigger. Tito pulls ZSJ out of the ring to come to his aid, but Omega grabs a microphone and tells ZSJ may the best man at Forbidden Door. He says he's out for redemption on Sunday and tells ZSJ to enjoy his last few days, but ZSJ calls for the microphone and tells Omega to stay out of the hospital.

Red Velvet then makes her way to the ring. Queen Aminata follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. Aminata delivers a German suplex to Velvet, but Velvet rolls up Aminata. Aminata kicks out and ascends up the ropes, but Velvet pulls her off and delivers a Scissors Kick to Aminata. She goes for a pin, but Aminata kicks out.

Back from the break, Aminata delivers a springboard Sliced Bread to Velvet. She ascends to the middle rope and lands a double stomp on Velvet's midsection, then climbs back up the ropes. Velvet joins her up there and lands a hurricanrana on Aminata, then ascends to the top rope herself and delivers a Frog Splash to Aminata. She goes for a pin, but Aminata kicks out and lands a kick on Velvet's face for the win.

Winner: Queen Aminata

We then head backstage, where Renee Paquette catches up with The Young Bucks. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage crash the interview when they brawl with The Dogs down the stairs, and the pair send David Finlay crashing into a wall using a wheelchair. Clark Connors grabs a makeup artist as a shield and sends Copeland crashing into the wall face first with Finlay, then chokes up Cage with a cable as Finlay does the same to Copeland.

Back at ringside, Ricochet makes his way to the ring. Konosuke Takeshita follows. 

The bell rings and Ricochet throws his entrance jacket over to Takeshita. He flies over the top rope to take down Takeshita on the outside, then follows it up with a dropkick to him off the top rope and takes flight once again to level Takeshita with a moonsault over the top rope on the other side of the ring.

Ricochet delivers a 450 Splash to Takeshita off the top rope back inside and goes for a pin, but Takeshita kicks out and Ricochet sends him crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first. He delivers a kick to Takeshita's head and follows it up with a standing Shooting Star Press, then goes for a pin but Takeshita kicks out.

Back from the break, Ricochet sends Takeshita out of the ring over the top rope and fires off stomps on Takeshita's spine outside of the ring from the ring apron. He looks to land a standing Shooting Star Press on Takeshita off the ring apron, but Takeshita sees Ricochet coming and sends him crashing into the mat spine first.

Ricochet lands a boot and a kick on Takeshita back inside the ring, but Takeshita rolls up Ricochet. Ricochet kicks out, but Takeshita connects with a belly-to-back piledriver on him and transitions into a German suplex. He charges at Ricochet in the corner, but Ricochet moves out of the way and delivers Vertigo to Takeshita. He goes for a pin, but Takeshita kicks out.

Ricochet exposes one of his knee pads and rocks Takeshita with a knee to his head. He delivers a moonsault to Takeshita off the top rope and pins him, but Takeshita kicks out and Ricochet ascends up the ropes. Takeshita joins him up there and looks to land a German suplex on Ricochet, but Ricochet lands on his feet.

Takeshita levels Ricochet with a pair of right hands and a powerbomb. He goes for a pin, but Ricochet kicks out and levels Takeshita with a roundhouse kick to his head. He follows it up with a Rico-sault and goes for a pin, but Takeshita kicks out and delivers Raging Fire to Ricochet for the win.

Winner (and still): Konosuke Takeshita

Mark Briscoe then makes his way to the ring. 

Briscoe says Forbidden Door will be twelve men in one cage. He says himself and his friends are looking to have some fun and says his Forbidden Door team has a bit of a reputation for hardcore matches including The Conglomeration taking part in the 2026 Blood & Guts match. He says Blood & Guts was for fun, but Forbidden Door is a bit more consequential with a potential AEW World Championship match hanging in the balance for him should his team win on Sunday. He admits that he agrees with MJF on the two of them being nothing alike, and says he's thankful he's nothing like MJF. He calls MJF privileged, entitled, and soft, then says if he wants something, he earns it.

Briscoe says MJF doesn't believe he's AEW World Championship material, and while MJF can have his opinions, he reminds MJF that he beat them in their last match. He says he'll be walking into Forbidden Door with his brothers, but MJF will be walking in with The Don Callis Family. He says there's some talented people in The Don Callis Family, but tells MJF that the stable doesn't care about him and says they wouldn't even help MJF if he was on fire.

Don Callis appears on the entrance ramp and asks Briscoe if he's crazy. MJF sneaks up from behind Briscoe and clocks him, then rains down right hands on him. Briscoe responds with some right hands of his own to MJF and sets up for the J-Driller, but Kyle Fletcher runs out to the ring and lands a suplex on Briscoe. He follows it up with a Brainbuster, but Konosuke Takeshita reemerges to take out Fletcher with a Raging Fire.

Kazuchika Okada levels Takeshita with a Rain Maker, but Kyle O'Reilly trips Okada and cinches in an Ankle Lock on him. Kevin Knight lands a lariat on O'Reilly off the top rope to level him, but Darby Allin delivers a Scorpion Death Drop to Knight. He sets up for the Coffin Drop, but Jake Doyle catches him and sends him crashing into the mat with a slam. Roderick Strong fires off chops on Doyle, but Orange Cassidy delivers a pair of Orange Punches to Doyle. Strong lands an Angle Slam on Doyle, but MJF low blows Cassidy. Briscoe sets up for a J-Driller on MJF, but Andrade El Idolo runs out to the ring to take out Briscoe and come to MJF's aid.

Andrade holds Briscoe in place for MJF to hit Briscoe with the "Dynamite" Diamond Ring. Briscoe moves out of the way in time for MJF to hit Andrade with the "Dynamite" Diamond Ring, and Briscoe then delivers a J-Driller to MJF. Briscoe spots the AEW World Championship belt and holds it up, standing tall in the ring with his Twelve Man Steel Cage Forbidden Door team as the show goes off the air.