AEW Redemption Results 7/26 - Six Championships On The Line, Double Chain Match & More
Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for AEW Redemption on July 26, 2026, coming to you live from the Centre Bell in Montreal, Quebec, Canada at a special main show start time of 7 PM ET!
Kenny Omega will be putting the AEW World Championship on the line for the first time since dethroning MJF during the "AEW Dynamite" Beach Break special on July 8 as he defends against TNT Champion Kevin Knight. Knight crashed Omega's AEW World Championship celebration on the July 15 episode of "Dynamite" and made it clear that he looked to become a double champion, leading to a verbal confrontation between the two men wherein the challenge to tonight's match was thrown out.
Triangle of Madness' Thekla will be putting her AEW Women's World Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Stardom star Starlight Kid at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door on June 28 as she defends against Willow Nightingale. Nightingale made her return from a shoulder injury at the "Dynamite" Beach Break special on July 8 to emerge as the victor of a Number One Contenders Casino Gauntlet Match to secure her spot in tonight's match.
Maya World looks to win her first title in AEW tonight as she challenges Hikaru Shida for the TBS Championship. Shida has been TBS Champions since emerging victorious against Kris Statlander, Stardom star Maika, Persephone, Harley Cameron, and Queen Aminata in a Survival of the Fittest Match on the July 1 episode of "Dynamite", and has since had successful defenses against the likes of Cameron and Aminata on the July 11 and July 18 episodes of "AEW Collision" respectively.
Kyle Fletcher of The Don Callis Family will be putting the AEW International Championship on the line as he defends against Bandido with everyone else barred from ringside per Fletcher's wishes on this past Wednesday's edition of "Dynamite". After Fletcher retained the International Championship against Komander on the July 15 episode of "Dynamite", he beat him down until Konosuke Takeshita came to Komander's aid. Fletcher's stablemate Kazuchika Okada subsequently ran out to back up Fletcher and take out Takeshita, but Bandido and his tag team partner Brody King ran out to take out Fletcher and Okada as the latter two men exhibited tension over the International Championship.
Another member of The Don Callis Family will be putting a title up for grabs tonight, as Mark Davis defends his National Championship against Andrade El Idolo. Andrade defeated Davis' stablemate Jake Doyle to secure a shot at the National Championship on the July 15 episode of "Dynamite", with Davis confronting Andrade in the moments that followed the match by staring him down.
Christian Cage and Adam Copeland will be putting their AEW World Tag Team Championship on the line as they defend against The Death Riders' Claudio Castagnoli and PAC. Not only did Cage and Copeland successfully defend their title against The Dogs' David Finlay and Clark Connors at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door on June 28, but they also previously retained their title against Castagnoli and PAC's stablemates Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia on the July 15 episode of "Dynamite".
Speaking of The Death Riders, leader Jon Moxley and the newest member of the stable Will Ospreay will be teaming up to take on Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks. As Ospreay continues to train with Moxley and the rest of The Death Riders to prepare for his AEW World Championship match against The Young Bucks' Elite stablemate in the aforementioned Omega at AEW All In on August 30, Omega himself has warned Ospreay of his hesitance in Ospreay's decision to become part of The Death Riders.
Jay White and Juice Robinson of The Bang Bang Gang will be joining forces with one another to face The Dogs' DAvid Finlay and Clark Connors in a Double Chain Tag Team Match. After Jay White defeated Connors on this past Wednesday's edition of "Dynamite", Finlay snuck up behind White and cracked his shillelagh across his spine until the rest of The Bang Bang Gang came to White's aid. This led to The Bang Bang Gang throwing out the challenge to The Dogs for tonight's match later that same night amid the growing tensions between the two stables in a backstage video later that same night.
Archrivals Jericho and Tommaso Ciampa look to put their issues to rest once and for all tonight when they go head-to-head against one another in a No Holds Barred Match. Amidst the rising tensions between the two men, Ciampa emerged victorious against Jericho during the "Dynamite" Beach Break special on July 8. Jericho revealed his plan to bring back "The Painmaker" for tonight's match when he threw out the challenge during a video on the July 15 episode of "Dynamite" and Ciampa accepted in a video of him backstage just moments later, with the No Holds Barred stipulation being added during the July 18 edition of "Collision".
While the aforementioned Fletcher may be putting his International Championship on the line tonight, he will also be finding out who his next challenger is as "Speedball" Mike Bailey, The Beast Mortos, Nick Wayne, El Clon, Komander, and Jack Perry square off against one another in a Six Way Number One Contenders Match for the International Championship. While Bailey, Mortos, Komander, and Perry were awarded their spots, Wayne and Clon defeated AR Fox and Lio Rush respectively in a pair of qualifier matches this past Saturday on "Collision".
AEW Honors The Rougeau Family
We are live on the pre-show! Excalibur, Nigel McGunniess, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Matt Menard makes his way to the ring to introduce The Rougeaus. Jaques Rougeau and Raymond Rougeau make their way out to be honored by AEW, and Menard asks Raymond what it means to be honored in his native home province of Quebec. Raymond says it's been an 80 year love story between the Rougeau family and professional wrestling fans, then thanks AEW and Tony Khan for honoring himself and his family. Jaques jokingly thanks fans around the world for booing the Rogeau family and says he had a dream.
Jaques calls for the live crowd to turn on their flashlights and leads them in an ole chant, but Rocky Romero interrupts and says the only family that matters in professional wrestling and Canada is The Don Callis Family. Romero gets in Jaques' face, but Jaques slaps him and holds him in place for Raymond to deliver a kick to his midsection. Jaques and Menard then clothesline Romero out of the ring.
The Lethal Twist then makes their way to the ring. The Conglomeration follows, and The Demand takes a seat at the commentary desk as Ricochet joins in on the commentary for the upcoming match.
The Conglomeration (c) vs. The Lethal Twist for the AEW World Trios Championship (Buy In Pre-Show)
Roderick Strong and Jay Lethal begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Strong knocks Blake Christian and Lee Johnson off the ring apron, then tags out to Kyle O'Reilly. O'Reilly rains down right hands on Lethal in the corner, then tags in Strong. Strong follows suit, then tags in Orange Cassidy.
Cassidy lands a single right hand on Lethal and looks to put his hands in his pocket, but Christian and Johnson get in the ring. The two men and Lethal land strikes on Cassidy, Strong, and O'Reilly in the corner, but The Conglomeration catches The Lethal Twist with back elbows.
Johnson tags in, and Lethal delivers a back suplex to Strong. Johnson then fires off right hands on Strong in the corner and tags out to Christian, who wears down Strong with a submission hold. He delivers a springboard kick to level Strong, but Johnson elivers a shotgun dropkick to Strong in the corner. Casisdy (who has tagged in on his side) sends Christian (the legal man on his side) and Lethal crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first, then lands a crossbody on Lethal off the top rope.
Lethal drapes Cassidy off the top rope by his knees and flies out of the ring with a dive through the middle rope to take out O'Reilly on the outside. Christian mocks Cassidy by delivering Cassidy's signature kicks to him in the corner, then sends Strong crashing off the middle rope. Johnson lands a dropkick on Cassidy in the corner and flies off the apron to take out Strong on the outside.
Lethal tags back in and ascends to the top rope. He looks to fly, but Cassidy gets his boot up. Lethal sees Cassidy get his boot up and cinches in a Figure Four Leg Lock on Cassidy, but O'Reilly breaks the hold. Christian dumps O'Reilly out of the ring, and Lethal looks to ascend back up to the top rope. Strong pulls him off, but Christian levels him. O'Reilly levels Chrsitian with a knee strike off the apron, but Johnson lands a tope con hilo over the top rope to level O'Reilly.
Back inside the ring, Cassidy delivers a Tornado DDT to Lethal. He calls for the Orange Punch, but Lethal lands the Lethal Combination on Cassidy and looks to land an elbow drop on him off the top rope. Cassidy sees Lethal coming and rolls him up, but Lethal kicks out. Johnson grabs one of the AEW World Trios Championship belts from ringside, but the referee catches him. Cassidy catches Lethal with a Tornado DDT as Christian looks to hit him with another AEW World TrioChampionship belt by flying off the top rope. Cassidy ducks out of the way and delivers an Orange Punch to Christian, but Lethal delivers the Lethal Injection to Cassidy and goes for a pin. Strong breaks the fall after the referee begins the count late.
Strong and Lethal exchange right hands, but Strong and O'Reilly double team on Lethal. Strong delivers a backbreaker to Lethal, then dumps Cassidy on top of Lethal to pin him for the win.
Winners (and still): The Conglomeration
We are live on the pre-show! Excalibur, Nigel McGunniess, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as The Beast Mortos makes his way to the ring. El Clon, Komander, Nick Wayne, Jack Perry, and "Speedball" Mike Bailey all follow after making their entrances on the Buy In Pre-Show.
Mike Bailey vs. The Beast Mortos vs. Nick Wayne vs. El Clon vs. Komander vs. Jack Perry in a Six Way Number One Contenders Match for the International Championship
The bell rings and everyone begins brawling with one another. Komander sends Mortos crashing out of the ring and charges at Bailey, but Bailey catches him with a boot and delivers a hurricanrana to Komander.
Clon rocks Perry with an enzuigiri and levels him with a kick to his head, but Mortos slides a ladder into the ring. Clon grabs it, but Mortos uses the ladder to level Clon and Perry. He sends Clon out of the ring and sets up the ladder, but Bailey and Komander land kicks on the back of Mortos' thighs as he begins to climb the ladder. Komander and Bailey then ascend up the ladder, but Mortos tips them both off to send Bailey crashing into the top rope face first.
Mortos props up the ladder in the corner of the ring, but Bailey fires off chops on Mortos. Mortos responds with a headbutt on Bailey and sends him crashing on top of the ladder propped up in the corner spine first, but Komander lands a drop toe hold on Mortos into the ladder. He lands a splash on him off the top rope as Mortos lays on the ladder, but Clon trips Komander and delivers a springboard moonsault to him as Komander lays on the ladder.
Komander props up the second ladder in the corner, but Perry lands a Monkey Flip to send Komander crashing onto the second ladder. Wayne uses the second ladder to deliver a Sliced Bread to Perry and flies over the top rope to take out Komander on the outside with a tope con hilo, but Mortos levels Wayne with a Glasgow Kiss. Clon then lands a double DDT on Wayne and Clon using Mortos for assistance.
The six men end up on the top of the entrance ramp, but Bailey ascends to the top of a ladder that's been set up on there and connects with a moonsault to take out Wayne, Komander, Clon, and Mortos. Perry then ascends to the top of the ladder and lands a moonsault to take out Bailey, Komander, Clon, and Mortos before he brings the ladder into the ring.
Wayne lands Wayne's World on Bailey to send him crashing off the ring apron, leaving Perry alone in the ring to set up a ladder. Mortos pulls off Perry and delivers a Gorilla Press to send Perry crashing on top of Wayne, Bailey, and Clon, but Komander walks the ropes to deliver a dropkick to Mortos.
Komander ascends up the ladder and looks to grab the contract, but Mortos pushes the bottom of the ladder to send Komander crashing into Clon and Bailey. Mortos ascends up the ladder, but Perry hits him with a second ladder and sets that one up as Bailey sets up another ladder of his own. Komander brawls with Bailey on one ladder as Perry and Wayne brawl on another ladder and Clon goes at it with Mortos on the third ladder.
Mortos sends Clon crashing off a ladder as Perry and Wayne tumble off theirs. Mortos pushes Bailey and Komander off their ladder, but Perry pulls several tables from under the ring and sets one up as Clon and Wayne set up two more around the ring.
Perry delivers a hurricanrana to Mortos off the ring apron to send him crashing on one of the tables. Clon delivers a double stomp to Mortos to send him crashing through another table, and Komander walks the ropes to fly off the top rope and send Wayne crashing through the third table.
Mortos powerbombs Perry on top of one of the ladders propped up in the corner. Clon takes out Mortos and sets up a ladder bridge between one corner of the ring and another one in the middle. Komander walks the ladder bridge and exchanges chop to Clon, but Wayne delivers a Crucifix Driver to Clon and lays him on a table on the outside. He ascends up a ladder next to the table and delivers a 450 Splash to Clon to send him crashing through the table, then brawls with Perry on the ladder in the middle of the ring.
Perry delivers a Canadian Destroyer to Wayne off the ladder in the middle of the ring and through the ladder bridge. Bailey sets up a ladder across one of the middle ropes in the corner and rocks Mortos with a pair of superkicks, then lands a spinning back heel kick on Mortos to get him on top of the ladder and delivers a pair of flipping double knees to Mortos off the top rope. He then climbs up the ladder in the middle of the ring to grab the contract for an International Championship and emerge as the winner.
Winner (and new Number One Contender): "Speedball" Mike Bailey
The Young Bucks then make their way to the ring. The Death Riders follow.
The Young Bucks vs. Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley (w/ Marina Shafir)
Ospreay and Nick Jackson begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. The pair go back and forth with one another, but Nick lands an escalara on Ospreay and levels him with a spinning back heel kick. Matt Jackson tags in and catapults Ospreay into the top turnbuckle face first, then tags in Nick.
Matt holds Ospreay in place for Nick to deliver a double stomp on him. He wears down Ospreay with an arm submission and regroups with Nick on the outside, but Ospreay flies over the top rope with a crossbody to take out Matt.
Ospreay dumps Matt back inside the ring and calls for the referee to check on Nick. Moxley gets Ospreay to focus up and get back in the ring, but Matt is waiting with a DDT for him inside the ring and delivers a dropkick through the middle rope to level Moxley on the outside before he flies over the top rope to take him out once again. Shafir pulls Matt off the ring apron and sends him crashing into the ring steps while the referee is distracted with Ospreay.
Moxley tags in and fires off strikes on Matt. Shafir takes a cheap shot at Matt's midsection from the outside as Moxley distracts the referee, and Moxley fires off more strikes on Matt in the corner. Ospreay tags in and delivers a backbreaker to Matt, but Moxley tags in and continues to wear down Matt. Ospreay tags back in, but Matt dumps Moxley out of the ring and looks to tag out to Nick. Moxley pulls Nick off the ring apron before he can and delivers a Neutralizer to Nick on the floor as Ospreay connects with a Liger Bomb on Matt.
Matt sends Ospreay crashing into the mat face first, but Nick tags back in and wears down Ospreay. Matt sets up for a Meltzer Driver on Ospreay with Nick, but Moxley pulls Nick off the apron. Nick regroups, but Moxley lands a piledriver on Matt as Ospreay delivers a Styles Clash to Nick.
Ospreay flies off the ropes to take out Matt on the outside, but Nick levels him back inside the ring. Nick ascends to the top rope as Matt gets Moxley up on his shoulders, but Moxley escapes and cinches in a submission on Matt. Nick delivers a 450 Splash to Moxley off the top rope, but Ospreay catches Nick with a 450 Splash of his own. Matt takes out Moxley with a Canadian Destroyer, and The Young Bucks land a BTE Trigger on Moxley.
Nick and Ospreay exchange right hands with one another, but Ospreay jams his boot into Nick's spine. Matt shields Nick's body, but Moxley tags himself in as Ospreay contemplates his next move. Moxley dumps Matt out of the ring and delivers a Curb Stomp to Nick, then cinches in a Bulldog on him
Shafir is taken out on the outside with a superkick. Nick escapes and rolls up Moxley, but Moxley kicks out. Moxley shoves the referee and grabs a chair, but Ospreay stops Moxley from using the chair. Matt and Nick rock Moxley with a BTE Trigger, but Moxley quickly recovers and flips off The Young Bucks. Matt and Nick then fire off superkicks on Moxley as Ospreay is down in the corner, and Matt pins Moxley for the win.
Winners: The Young Bucks
Bandido then makes his way to the ring. Kyle Fletcher follows.
Kyle Fletcher (w/ Don Callis) (c) vs. Bandido (w/ Brody King) for the International Championship - Everyone Else Is Barred From Ringside
The bell rings and the two men stare down one another. Fletcher levels Bandido with a shoulder tackle and delivers a boot to his midsection, but Bandido rolls up Fletcher. Fletcher kicks out and takes a moment to regroup on the outside, then returns inside the ring and levels Bandido with a boot to his face.
Bandido sends Fletcher crashing into the top rope and sends him crashing out of the ring with a hurricanrana. Fletcher catches Bandido with a bodyslam back in the ring and flexes his biceps, then rains down right hands on Bandido in the ring and powerbombs him onto the ring apron.
Both men get back inside the ring, and Fletcher pins Bandido. Bandido kicks out, but Fletcher cinches in a Full Nelson on him to wear him down. Fletcher then rains down right hands on Bandido's spine, but Bandido responds with a vertical suplex on Fletcher and rains down right hands on Fletcher in the corner.
Bandido rocks Fletcher with an enzuigiri from the ring apron and delivers a Tornillo to him off the top rope, then rocks him with a series of strikes and sends him crashing into the mat with one arm. He ascends to the top rope and lands a Frog Splash on Fletcher, then goes for a pin but Fletcher kicks out.
Fletcher delivers a brainbuster to Bandido on the ring apron, then gets back in the ring as the referee begins a ten count. A fan on the outside gives Bandido some words of encouragement and Bandido beats the ten count, but Fletcher is waiting in the ring with a powerbomb to Bandido. He goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out and Bandido delivers a 21 Plex on him. He goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out.
Bandido pulls Fletcher off the ring apron to deliver a powerbomb to him on the floor. Bandido ascends to the top rope and delivers a Frog Splash to Fletcher on the floor, then dumps Fletcher back in the ring and climbs back up to the top rope. He delivers a Shooting Star Press to Fletcher and goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out.
Bandido catches Fletcher with a DDT, then pops him up and sends him crashing into the mat face first. Bandido then lands a 21 Plex on Fletcher and goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out and Bandido rains down right hands on him. Fletcher catches Bandido with a knee strike and follows it up with a brainbuster, then goes for a pin but Bandido kicks out.
Fletcher sends Bandido crashing into the middle rope face first and delivers a kick to his head, then sits him on the top rope and delivers a brainbuster to send him crashing into the top turnbuckle off the ropes for the win.
Winner (and still): Kyle Fletcher
The Dogs makes their way to the ring. The Bang Bang Gang follows.
The Bang Bang Gang vs. The Dogs in a Double Chain Tag Team Match
David Finlay is chained to Jay White as Juice Robinson is chained to Clark Connors. Finlay and Connors blindside White and Robinson, and Connors hits Robinson with the chain across his midsection. He chokes Robinson with the chain as the bell sounds.
Robinson and White work together and use their respective chains to level Finlay and Connors. They clothesline Finlay and Connors out of the ring and use the top rope to leverage the chains in order to wear down Connors and Finlay's arms. Robinson and White then fly over the top rope to take out Finlay and Connors on the outside, and Robinson sends Connors' face bouncing off the commentary desk.
White looks to lash the chain across Finlay's midsection, but Finlay sends White crashing into the ring post as Connors uses his chain to send Robinson crashing into the ring steps. Finlay powerbombs White into the ringpost and lashes his chain across White's spine as Connors sits Robinson on a chair and wraps his chain around Connors. He then flies to send Robinson crashing off the chair into the floor.
Finlay dumps White back into the ring as Connors returns inside with Robinson. Connors cracks the chain across Robinson's shoulder, and Finlay lashes Robinson with his own chain as Connors uses his chain to hold Robinson in place. Connors wraps the chain around Robinson's neck and the ring post to choke Robinson before Robinson and White double team on Connors. White catches Connors with a DDT, and Robinson follows it up with a senton as White sends Finlay crashing into the mat to pin him.
Finlay kicks out, but White chokes Finlay with his chain. Connors lashes Robinson with their chain and wraps it around his neck to choke him out, but White sends Finlay crashing out of the ring over the top rope. He sets up for Blade Runner on Connors, but Finlay pulls White away from Connors with his chain. Connors then spears White and Finlay chokes White with his chain.
Connors ascends to the top rope as Finlay gets White up. Robinson comes to White's aid and joins Connors on the ropes, but Connors fights off Robinson. Robinson uses his chain to pull Connors off the ropes and send him crashing into the ring steps as White lands a Full Nelson suplex on Finlay and chokes him with the chain.
Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia take out White with a suplex-knee strike combination, but Colten Gunn, Austin Gunn, and Ace Austin make their way out. Marina Shafir slides Finlay his shillelagh, and Finlay hits Robinson with the shillelagh. He then pins him for the win.
Winners: The Dogs
We then head backstage, where Renee Paquette catches up with Will Ospreay. Jon Moxley enters and tells Will Ospreay that there are no friends on top. Moxley says he doesn't want to be there when Ospreay learns that lesson the hard way. He says if Ospreay doesn't pull the trigger, he will.
Back at ringside, Maya World makes her way out. Hikaru Shida follows.
Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Maya World for the TBS Championship
The bell rings and the two lock up. Shida levels World with a shoulder tackle, then levels her with a knee strike. World rains down right hands on Shida on the ring apron, then sits her on the top rope back inside the ring and joins her up there. She wraps her leg around the back of Shida's neck, but Shida fights off World and bites her head.
Shida delivers a backbreaker to World, but World lands a hurricanrana on Shida. Shida rolls up World, but World kicks out and Shida delivers a dropkick to her off the middle rope. She catches World with a boot on her midsection, but World rolls up Shida. Shida kicks out and World lands a stomp on Shida's midsection, then delivers an enzuigiri to Shida's head and whips her into the corner.
World delivers a moonsault to Shida off the middle rope and goes for a pin, but Shida kicks out and World sets up for a Shining Wizard on her. Shida sees World coming and locks in a Half Boston Crab on her, but World manages to grab onto the bottom rope to break the hold.
Shida delivers a meteora to World off the middle rope, but World rolls up Shida. Shida reverses the fall, and the two women take turns pinning one another before World lands a Shining Wizard on Shida. She delivers a second one to the back of Shida's neck and a third one on Shida, then looks to go for a pin. Shida rolls out of the ring to avoid being pinned by World.
Shida grabs her kendo stick from the timekeeper's area, but the referee tries to grab it from Shida. World kicks it out of Shida's hand and delivers a tope suicida to level her on the outside, then dumps Shida back inside and ascends to the middle rope.
World lands a moonsault on Shida, but Shida gets her knee up and rolls up World. World kicks out, but Shida lands the Katana on World and goes for a pin. World kicks out and rolls up Shida, but Shida kicks out and rocks World with a right hand. She lands a Tombstone on World and pins her, but World kicks out and cinches in the TBS Lock on World.
World escapes, but Shida delivers a suplex to her. Shida lands a trio of knee strikes on World and follows it up with a Falcon Arrow, then goes for a pin but World gets her hand on the bottom rope. Shida thinks she's won the match, but gets in the referee's face when he tells her that she hasn't. This opens the door for World to deliver a suplex to Shida and pin her for the win.
Winner (and new): Maya World
After the match, an irate Shida hits the barricade and ring apron with her kendo stick.
We then head backstage, where The Demand challenges The Conglomeration to an AEW World Trios Championship match on this coming Wednesday's episode of "Dynamite".
Back at ringside, Taz takes a seat at the announce desk as Adam Copeland makes his way to the ring.
Christian Cage and Adam Copeland (c) vs. PAC and Claudio Castagnoli for the AEW World Tag Team Championship
PAC and Castagnoli blindside Copeland from behind, but Cage runs out to the ring. Castagnoli and PAC meet Cage at the bottom of the entrance ramp and attack him, with Castagnoli landing a backbreaker on Cage.
The bell rings, and Castagnoli fires off stomps on Copeland in the corner. Castagnoli and PAC send Cage crashing into the ring steps midsection first, and Castagnoli fires off uppercuts on Copeland in the corner. PAC tags in and delivers a boot to the side of Copeland's head, but Castagnoli tags in before himself and Copeland level one another with clotheslines.
Cage and PAC tag in, but Cage levels PAC with a pair of clotheslines and fires off a few chops on PAC. He rains down right hands on him in the corner and bites his head, then delivers a DDT to him out of the corner and goes for a pin. PAC kicks out, but Cage sends Castagnoli crashing into PAC head first and jams his boots into the back of PAC's neck using the ring ropes for leverage.
Cage ascends to the top rope and delivers a diving headbutt to PAC. Castagnoli grabs onto Cage's ankle, opening the door for PAC to run over Cage with a big boot. Castagnoli tags in and rains down right hands on Cage, then fires off right hands on him in the corner and bites Cage in the corner. PAC makes the blind tag in, but Cage lands a superplex on Castagnoli and PAC catches Cage with an elbow drop off the top rope.
PAC runs over Copeland with a clothesline on the outside, and Castagnoli cinches in a Sharpshooter on Cage. He breaks the hold to send Copeland crashing off the ring apron with a shotgun dropkick, and PAC whips Copeland into one of the barricades shoulder first.
PAC tags back in, and Castagnoli lands an uppercut on Copeland to send him crashing over the barricade. He beats him down into the crowd, and PAC delivers a Shooting Star Press to Cage. Cage reverses into a roll up, but PAC kicks out and double teams on Cage with PAC in the corner. PAC and Cage deliver a Swing-shotgun dropkick combination to Cage, but PAC ascends to the top rope. Castagnoli points out Copeland recovering to PAC, then looks to take him out with a running uppercut. Copeland sees Castagnoli coming and sends him crashing into the crowd.
Cage delivers a Killswitch to PAC in the ring and pins him, but PAC kicks out and Copeland tags in. Copeland fires off right hands on PAC and powerbombs him on Castagnoli in the corner, then delivers a flatliner to PAC and lands a second one to Castagnoli on top of PAC.
PAC pins Copeland, but the referee catches his feet on the ropes. PAC gets in the referee's face, allowing Copeland to level PAC. Copeland then looks to tag out to Cage, but Cage is still down. PAC and Castagnoli then land an assisted Neutralizer on Copeland, but Copeland locks in a crossface on PAC. Cage holds Castagnoli back, but Castagnoli fights him off and breaks the crossface. He lands a few elbows on Copeland, but Cage pops up PAC over to Copeland. Copeland catches PAC with a mid-air spear and pins him for the win.
Winners (and still): Christian Cage and Adam Copeland
After the match, The Young Bucks make their way to the ring. They stare down Cage and Copeland in the ring as a graphic appears on the jumbo tron to reveal that Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson will be challenging Cage and Cage for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All In.
Tommaso Ciampa then makes his way to the ring. "Painmaker" Jericho follows.
Jericho vs. Tommaso Ciampa in a No Holds Barred Match
The bell rings and Jericho and Ciampa each grab a chair. They hit the other person's chair with their own as they aim for one another, but Jericho catches Ciampa with a single leg codebreaker and pours some sand out of a bag into his hand. He throws the sand into Ciampa's eyes as a reference to their first match at the "Dynamite" Beach Break special, then fires off chops on Ciampa outside of the ring and sends him crashing into the barricade.
Ciampa pulls a table from under the ring and sets it up, but Jericho sprays a fire extinguisher in Ciampa's eyes and hits him with it. He dumps Ciampa back in the ring and cracks a chair across his spine, but Ciampa fires off knees on Jericho's midsection on the ring apron and sends him crashing through the table with a double underhook jackknife.
Ciampa gets Jericho back in the ring and pins him, but Jericho kicks out and Ciampa grabs a hockey stick from under the ring. He uses the hockey stick to wear down Jericho with a crossface, then puts on a Boston Bruins jersey (the longtime rival of fellow NHL team Montreal Canadiens) and uses the hockey stick to hit a stuffed animal version of Youppi, the Montreal Canadiens mascot. Ciampa then pins Youppi, but Jericho breaks the fall by hitting Ciampa with a garbage can.
Jericho dumps a bag of hockey pucks and tacks inside the ring, but Jericho fires off right hands on Ciampa and lands a vertical suplex on him on top of the pile of hockey pucks and tacks. He uses a piece of sandpaper to jam into Ciampa's head, then pulls a table with barbed wire on top of it from under the ring.
Jericho sets up the barbed wire table on the outside, but Ciampa jams the sandpaper into Jericho's forehead. He exposes his knee and levels Jericho with a knee strike, then goes for a pin but Jericho kicks out. Jericho then sends Ciampa crashing off the ring apron and through the barbed wire table on the outside.
Jericho drapes Ciampa across the top turnbuckle and slides several chairs into the ring, then pulls out a mirror and slides it into the ring. He sets up two chairs face-to-face and places the mirror on top of them, but Ciampa low blows Jericho when Jericho joins Ciampa on the ropes. Ciampa lands an Air Raid Crash on Jericho to send him crashing through the mirror and goes for a pin, but Jericho kicks out.
Ciampa grabs a drill from under the ring as the ringside doctor checks on Jericho. Jericho spits mist into Ciampa's face and connects with the Judas Effect on him, then goes for a pin but Ciampa kicks out. Jericho grabs a second mirror and cracks it across Ciampa's spine twist, then slides an elbow pad with tacks onto his elbow and delivers a Judas Effect to Ciampa. He goes for a pin, but Ciampa kicks out and Jericho picks up the drill. He drills Ciampa's forehead, and Ciampa taps out to avoid further pain.
Winner: Jericho
We then head backstage, where Mick Foley is standing by with Divine Dominion. Lena Kross proposes asking Foley some questions and asks if he's seen two women more dominant than herself and Bayne or anyone more aesthetically pleasing than herself and Bayne. Foley points out that Divine Dominion haven't defeated The Brawling Birds when prompted, and Bayne tells Foley to bow down. Foley instead opts to say "bow wow".
Back at ringside, Andrade El Idolo makes his way out. Mark Davis follows.
Mark Davis (c) vs. Andrade El Idolo for the National Championship
The bell rings and Andrade goes straight after Davis. Davis fires off shoulders on Andrade's midsection, but Andrade fires off chops on Davis' midsection and uses the ropes to wear down Davis' arm. He lands a crossbody off the top rope and goes for a pin, but Davis rolls out of the way to avoid being pinned.
Andrade spots a female fan in the ring and takes a selfie with her, but Davis catches Andrade with a forearm back inside the ring. He goes for a pin, but Andrade kicks out and Davis wears him down with a submission hold. Andrade and Davis each land a chop on one another, but Davis wears down Andrade with an Abdominal Stretch.
Andrade charges at Davis, but Davis catches Andrade with a clothesline and Andrade delivers The Three Amigos to Davis. He delivers a meteora to Davis in the corner and pins him, but Davis kicks out. Davis then lands a Sliced Bread and a forearm on Andrade before he follows it up with a lariat and a piledriver. He goes for a pin, but Andrade kicks out and Davis sets up for a piledriver on Andrade. Andrade counters into a hurricanrana to send Davis crashing into the ring post shoulder first and ascends to the top rope, then delivers a moonsault to Davis on the outside.
Andrade delivers his signature double moonsault to Davis, then tears off his pants to reveal a pair of white trunks and looks to connects with a Frog Splash on Davis. Davis gets his knees up, but Andrade rolls up Davis. Davis kicks out, but Andrade catches him with Dia de los Muertos and follows it up with the DM for the win.
Winner (and new): Andrade El Idolo
We then head backstage, where Lexy Nair catches up with "Speedball" Mike Bailey. Bailey reveals he's decided to challenge Fletcher for his International Championship at "Dynamite" Grand Slam on August 5.
Back at ringside, Willow Nightingale makes her way out. Thekla follows, and we see Mercedes Mone watching the action from high up in the crowd.
Thekla (c) vs. Willow Nightingale for the AEW Women's World Championship
The bell rings and Nightingale delivers a spinebuster to Thekla. She rains down right hands on her and fires off clotheslines on her in the corner, but Thekla lands a boot on Nightingale's midsection. Nightingale then runs over Thekla with a shoulder pounce and delivers a suplex to Thekla on the floor. She looks to land a cannonball, but Thekla moves out of the way and sends Nightingale crashing into the ring steps. She follows it up with a Curb Stomp and dumps Nightingale back in the ring.
Thekla rakes Nightingale's bandaged ear after Nightingale took damage to it when Thekla hit her with a microphone on Wednesday's episode of "Dynamite". She bites Nightingale's bandaged ear and continues to target it, then cinches in a crossface on her as she yanks on Nightingale's bandaged ear.
Nightingale levels Thekla with a clothesline on the ring apron and fires off clotheslines on her, then delivers a shoulder tackle to her. Thekla cinches in an Octopus on Nightingale, but Nightingale escapes and sends Thekla crashing into the mat. Thekla then delivers the Spider suplex to Nightingale before she bridges up with Nightingale's legs wrapped around her own to cinch in a crossface on Nightingale. Nightingale crawls to the bottom rope to break the hold.
Thekla catches Nightingale on the ring apron with a DDT, then delivers a crossbody off the top rope to level Nightingale on the outside. She dumps Nightingale back inside the ring and goes for a pin, but Nightingale kicks out and delivers a Death Valley Driver to Thekla. She sets up for a powerbomb on Thekla, but Thekla kicks out and pins Nightingale. The referee catches Thekla's hand on the bottom rope for assistance and stops his count.
Nightingale catches Thekla with a powerbomb and goes for a pin, but Skye Blue places Thekla's foot on the bottom rope to break the hold. Nightingale powerbombs Blue onto the floor, but Thekla catches Nightingale with a spear back inside the ring and sets up for a Curb Stomp. Nightingale counters into a roll up for the win.
Winner (and new): Willow Nightingale
After the match, Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, and Roderick Strong join Nightingale in the ring to celebrate her win with her. Mone stares down Nightingale in the ring from the crowd.
Kevin Knight then makes his way to the ring. Kenny Omega follows.
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Kevin Knight for the AEW World Championship
Knight jumps Omega from behind during the ring announcement, but Omega fires off right hands on Knight after the bell has rung. He fires off chops on Knight, but Knight catches Omega with a knee on his midsection and clotheslines him out of the ring. He flies out of the ring to level Omega on the outside, then sends him crashing onto the commentary desk face first. Omega then returns the favor.
The two men get back inside the ring, and Knight whips Omega into the corner spine first. He sets up for a standing UFO Splash on Omega, but Omega rolls out of the way and Knight manages to land a second one on him. He wears down Omega with a submission hold, but Omega catches Knight with a reverse hurricanrana and follows it up with a V-Trigger to the back of Knight's neck.
Omega lands a Snap Dragon suplex on Knight on the ring apron, then delivers a second one to him on top of the commentary desk. Omega dumps Knight back into the ring before Knight intercepts him with a sit-out powerbomb and a clothesline off the top rope that sends Omega crashing into the ring apron.
Omega sends Knight crashing off the middle rope, but Knight joins Omega back on the ropes and bites his head. Omega connects with a V-Trigger on Knight, but Knight drapes him off the top rope by his knees and delivers a Coast to Coast on him.
Knight throws the AEW World Championship belt in the ring and looks to hit Omega with his TNT Championship belt.
As the referee disposes of the AEW World Championship belt, Knight powerbombs Omega onto the TNT Championship belt and pins him. Omega kicks out, but Knight looks to land a UFO Splash on him off the top rope. Omega gets his knees up and sets up for a One Winged Angel on Knight. Knight escapes, but Omega rocks him with a V-Trigger and follows it up with a One Winged Angel for the win.
Winner (and still): Kenny Omega
After the match, The Death Riders blindside omega with an attack. Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson run out to Omega's aid, but The Death Riders quickly take them out and Jon Moxley dumps Matt into the timekeeper's area. A chair is placed on Omega's neck, but Will Ospreay slides into the ring to come to Omega's defense.
Wheeler Yuta hugs Omega as a means of distracting him for Moxley to attack Omega. Ospreay sees through the plan and levels Moxley with a shoulder pounce, then grabs the chair to get The Death Riders to back off. Moxley takes the chair from Ospreay and dumps it out of the ring, then encourages Ospreay to attack Omega and hands him a plastic bag.
Ospreay contemplates using the plastic bag on Omega, but ends up ripping the bag. He sends Moxley crashing out of the ring with a right hand and dumps several Death Riders out of the ring when they charge at him. He lands a Hidden Blade on PAC, but Claudio Castagnoli looks to slide in the ring with a chair. Moxley stops him, and The Death Riders leave the ringside area as Moxley is visibly upset at Ospreay.
Ospreay picks up the AEW World Championship belt and hands it to Omega as Omega has the plastic bag in hand. Omega extends his hand to Ospreay and Ospreay shakes it. He looks to leave, but Ospreay pulls Omega back in and points at his AEW World Championship belt as a warning to him.
Omega and Ospreay pose on the ropes, but Omega surprises Ospreay with a One Winged Angel. The Young Bucks join Omega back in the ring as Omega stands tall over Ospreay and the show goes off the air.