AEW Dynamite Title Tuesday 2025 Results – Oct. 7, 2025 – Mercedes Mone TBS Title Open Challenge, Kyle O’Reilly vs. Kyle Fletcher, Don Callis Family vs. Brodido Double Jeopardy

AEW Dynamite Results
Oct 7, 2025

October 7, 2025
Jacksonville, FL – Daily’s Place
Commentary – Excalibur, Bryan Danielson, and Taz
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Jon Moxley defeated Tomohiro Ishii via Bulldog Choke (referee stoppage)
  2. Trios Street Fight match – The Hurt Syndicate defeated The Demand via German Suplex (pinfall)
  3. Jurassic Express defeated O’Ryan & KM via The Extinction (pinfall)
  4. TNT Championship – Kyle Fletcher (c) defeated Kyle O’Reilly via Sheer Drop Brainbuster (pinfall)
  5. TBS Championship Open Challenge match – Mercedes Mone (c) defeated Lacey Lane via Mone Maker (pinfall)
  6. Double Jeopardy Eliminator Tag Team match – Don Callis Family defeated Brodido via Rainmaker (pinfall)
  7. Orange Cassidy defeated PAC via Cazadora (pinfall)

In-Ring: Hangman Adam Page, Samoa Joe

Commentary welcomes us to this special Title Tuesday before we head to ringside, where Tony Schiavone introduces the champion and challenger for WrestleDream’s AEW World Championship match. Out comes Hangman Page and then Samoa Joe for this face-to-face!

Tony thanks both men for agreeing to no physicality for this, before giving the floor to the champ. Page talks about six years of AEW, and everything he’s been involved in as part of that…before saying he’s never been more confused than when Samoa Joe lost his composure with the champ last week. Page agreed to team with him and Hobbs to fight a battle he finished a long time ago, and after he won the match for their team Joe lost it.

He talks about the attack and the fact Joe yelling that Page never beat him. Joe has been angry for a long time, most of all with himself, and that has distracted him in this business. Page makes it clear he didn’t asked for Joe to have this opportunity because of his words and actions last week, but because Joe deserves this shot.

Joe and The Opps are among those who put their time in to help ensure that Page could have won this title, and he appreciates Joe for it…but the repayment for his gratitude ends at the opportunity being offered. Joe has a chance to win the AEW World Championship at WrestleDream…but Page will not let him win the title.

Crowd chants for Joe, who says that everything the Hangman has said is absolutely…true. He shares some truths of his own, saying he doesn’t see the pinnacle of pro wrestling when he looks at Page…he sees a pretender. He says the timely intervention of The Opps helped him get that title, and that without their help Page wouldn’t be the man right now.

Joe says he did forget himself, he forgot that the prime target is the man who calls himself champion…and Hangman Page is no champion. When the two go at it, Page will have the chance to prove he’s the champion he says he is…and when it comes, Joe will choke him out. Page will then be able to make good on one thing, and that is giving the world a champion they deserve.

The champ takes umbrage with this, saying that who he is doesn’t stand in others’ opinion of him, it stands when the bell rings. For every shot he takes from Joe, he will give two back. He will prove that Joe will not outlast him, but he hopes that Joe brings the same passion and energy that he brought to All In so that he can know that Page is the champion of the world. With that, the two men stare each other down as Page’s music hits.

Video: The Conglomeration, Paragon

“Earlier Today”: The Conglomeration talks about their upcoming matches, for the word of the day is “multi-facetification”(?). Kyle O’Reilly is ready to take the TNT Championship from Kyle Fletcher tonight, and Orange Cassidy and “Big Tom” are ready for their respective matches as well. Up next, Tomohiro Ishii takes on Jon Moxley, but first we get a huddle for the team before we cut away.

Jon Moxley vs. Tomihiro Ishii

Back at ringside, we see Jon Moxley making his way through the crowd for our opening contest. Commentary hypes the past between the two men competing before Tomohiro Ishii makes his entrance. With the Stone Pitbull in the ring, we get this match underway!

The two stare each other down before trading strikes. Mox takes advantage with a knee strike, but Ishii fights back quick forcing Mox to take a breather on the outside. Tomohiro follows close before the two go back at it with chops…until Jon rakes the back of the Stone Pitbull, and sends him crashing into the ring post! This barely fazes Ishii, however, who takes control with some hard forearm strikes sending Mox to the floor.

He brings the former world champion back in the ring, but is cut off by Marina Shafir on the apron who goes after the face…allowing Mox to knock him off the apron to the floor as we go to an ad break on HBO Max!

Back from break, Mox still has control as he stomps away at Ishii. He goes after the face of the Stone Pitbull, who breaks away to absorb a series of strikes in the corner before landing a hard forearm on Mox. He follows up with a brainbuster before hitting the ropes…only for Mox to lock in a sleeper hold. Ishii counters with a back suplex that sends Mox away, but the former world champion catches Tomohiro in the corner for a set of punches.

He mocks the crowd for a moment, and this gives Ishii an opening for a powerbomb from the corner that gets him a two count! Mox counters out of a German suplex attempt, only to take a big headbutt and a lariat from the Stone Pitbull for another nearfall. Mox manages to get to his feet for a big boot and a lariat, before Ishii fights back with an enziguri…only for Mox to land a running knee of his own sending the Pitbull crashing to the canvas!

The ref begins the count as Mox slowly gets to his feet, suddenly firing up as Ishii gets back up as well. Lariat attempt by Ishii is blocked for a cutter by Mox, but it only ges him a two count. He brings Ishii up for a stalling piledriver…but Tomohiro is back on his feet! Not for long as Mox hits a curb stomp on him for the cover…and Ishii manages to kick out!

Paradigm Shift is blocked, allowing Ishii to catch him with a running elbow. He goes for a side headlock on Mox, attacking the eyes for added damage before Mox gets back up to land a Paradigm Shift. Cover by Mox gets a two, but Jon quickly transitions into a choke and Ishii fades quickly as the ref calls for the bell!

Winner: Jon Moxley via Referee Stoppage.

Mox celebrates.

Backstage: The Young Bucks

We cut backstage, where the Young Bucks are trying to talk to Tony Khan about getting a money match. We find out that Matt sold a couple of their sneakers to afford the front row tickets to watch Jurassic Express later tonight, with Nick demanding he get a money match as we go to commercial.

Video: Kris Statlander, “Timeless” Toni Storm

Video Package: Hype for the AEW Women’s World Championship match at WrestleDream as Kris Statlander defends the title against former champ “Timeless” Toni Storm!

Video: Kris Statlander, “Timeless” Toni Storm, Triangle of Madness, Harley Cameron

We take a look back at the confrontation between Statlander and Storm at Collision last Saturday, before the Triangle of Madness got involved. Champ and challenger will have to put their differences aside when they (and Harley Cameron!) face the Triangle this week on Collision in trios action!

Trios Street Fight Match
The Demand (Toa Liona, Bishop Kaun, & Ricochet) vs. Hurt Syndicate (MVP, Shelton Benjamin, & Bobby Lashley)

Speaking of trios action, we head back to ringside for this trios match…or rather, a Street Fight! Out first are The Demand, followed by the Hurt Syndicate (greeted with a “we hurt people” chant on their way out) before we get this match underway!

The two teams go at it on the ramp, with Lashley and Liona making their way to the ring as Toa takes Bobby to the mat. He sees Lashley get to the corner and charges at him, only for Lashley to send him flying out of the ring. Kaun and Benjamin can be seen at ringside now, before we see Ricochet and MVP in the ring. Ricochet slaps MVP and this doesn’t bode well for Ricochet…until the GOA get involved for the save!

This ends with Lashley bringing Liona to the outside, as MVP pulls Ricochet out from under a table. Benjamin and Kaun take their fight back into the ring as MVP lands a suplex sending Ricochet onto the ramp. MVP goes after Bishop now to help Shelton out, leading to a 3-on-2 advantage against GOA…until Ricochet comes leaping at the pile for a dive! All six men are down on the floor as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Kaun narrowly evades a chair shot before getting back in the ring. He takes Benjamin and MVP with dropkicks, before sending out Lashley leading to a dive. Liona takes MVP down with a slam as Kaun brings Benjamin back in the ring. He and Ricochet go after Lashley, who fights back with a double clothesline before Toa sends him down to the floor. Lashley gets to his feet sending Toa toward the table…but takes a chair to the face on his way to sending Liona through it!

This allows Toa and Ricochet to bring Lashley to another table at ringside, setting him up for an elbow drop by Kaun that sends the Almighty through the table. Ricochet goes after Benjamin in the ring, hitting a running knee as Liona sends MVP through the barricade. GOA get back in the ring to attack Shelton, but only gets a nearfall for it as MVP tries to intervene…only to be driven through a table by the GOA!

They go after MVP some more until Benjamin makes his way back into the ring, with Ricochet fending both men off before Kaun slides in for the save. Ricochet gets sent to the outside by Benjamin, who lands a thrust kick and a German suplex on Kaun to keep him down. He charges at Kaun but it’s Ricochet who takes the brunt of it!

Benjamin brings Ricochet up for a powerbomb, but Bishop hands him a chair to fight out of it. Kaun looks to go after Benjamin but takes a spear from Lashley, who lands one on Ricochet as well. Bobby and Toa attack with lariats before Liona gets taken down with a spear by the Almighty. The fight goes to the outside as Bobby sends Liona through a table propped up against the apron, as back in the ring Ricochet finds himself surrounded by the Hurt Syndicate. They trade shots on Ricochet before Benjamin sends Ricochet flying through a table with a German suplex, and this gets the win for the Hurt Syndicate!

Winner: The Hurt Syndicate via Pinfall.

The trio celebrate as we find out Jurassic Express are in action after this commercial break.

Backstage: Don Callis Family

Backstage we hear from Don Callis about the upcoming matches for this week. We find out about the damage done to Bandido by Hechicero, surely meaning that Takeshita and Okada will beat the tag champs to earn their shot at WrestleDream.

Jurassic Express (Jack Perry & Luchasaurus) vs. O’Ryan & KM

Back at ringside, Jurassic Express make their way out to a big pop as we get a look back at the team reuniting against the Young Bucks. Their opponents are in the ring as we get this match underway

O’Ryan is one of the men going up against the duo tonight, and he gets taken down pretty quick by Perry as we see the Bucks seated in a back row watching on. Back in the ring, it’s a tag to Luchasaurus who takes O’Ryan down with a stalling suplex. He props O’Ryan up agains the ropes for a chop to the chest, as we see Perry blatantly removing the turnbuckle pad until the ref intervenes…and this leads to Luchasaurus sending O’Ryan’s partner off the apron. Perry and Luchasaurus with the Countdown to Extinction and they pick up the win!

Winner: Jurassic Express via Pinfall.

The celebration is cut short as the Young Bucks attack Perry, before hitting an EVP Trigger on Luchasaurus. Double superkick on Perry as the Bucks stand tall. They get a microphone to talk about a callback before attacking Perry in the throat, and then hitting a TK Driver on their former friend.

Parking Lot: Death Riders

We cut backstage to hear from the Death Riders, as PAC addresses Orange Cassidy ahead of their match tonight. Yuta and Garcia talk about the difference between winners and losers, with Daniel insisting they’re gonna keep winning…because that’s what winners do.

TNT Championship
Kyle O’Reilly vs. Kyle Fletcher (c)

With that, we head back to ringside for our next match. Kyle O’Reilly makes his way out, ready to be the Last Kyle Standing as he challenges for the TNT Championship. Out next is Kyle Fletcher alongside Don Callis, who joins commentary as this match gets underway!

The two go at it off the opening bell, with O’Reilly countering to go after the foot of the champion before Fletcher gets to the ropes for the break. They trade holds once more, with O’Reilly taking the champ to a knee. Fletcher fights back to land a body slam on the challenger, as the crowd continues booing him.

Fletcher continues to take control until he leaves the ring, and gets distracted leading to a running knee off the apron by O’Reilly, but the fight coming back in the ring is all Fletcher as we head to an ad break.

Back from break, the challenger fights back with an elbow on Fletcher sending him to the corner. Forearm in the corner gives O’Reilly an opening for some more strikes, setting up for a guillotine hammerlock…but Fletcher fights back with a headbutt! O’Reilly transitions to a triangle choke, but Fletcher hits him with a powerbomb to break free.

O’Reilly goes for a heel hook on the champ, who reaches the ropes for a break. The fight heads to the apron where the two Kyles trade chops…until O’Reilly drops Fletcher onto the hardest part of the ring! Fletcher strikes back, however, looking for a powerbomb before O’Reilly sends him into the barricade. He gets onto the apron for a running dropkick that drives Fletcher into the barricade, before bringing him back in the ring.

Fletcher dodges a missile dropkick, hitting the ropes for a strike before looking for a sheer drop brainbuster. O’Reilly fights out and grabs the arm of the champ, who makes him pay by sending him face-first into the turnbuckle! Both men slowly get to their feet to trade strikes. They each look for a suplex before O’Reilly lands a back suplex for a two count, but Fletcher is back up for a thrust kick. O’Reilly picks the ankle before landing a knee to the head, but it’s only good for two as the champ kicks out.

O’Reilly goes for an ankle lock but Fletcher breaks free, hoisting the challenger up for a sheer drop brainbuster! The damage he’s taken keeps him from capitalizing for a moment, but he runs at O’Reilly with a corner kick followed by another sheer drop brainbuster for the pin and the win.

Winner: Kyle Fletcher via Pinfall to retain the TNT Championship.

Fletcher calls for Lance Archer to come in and do more damage, but The Conglomeration comes running in for the save. This culminates in Mark Briscoe rushing down, and the ring is cleared out aside from Briscoe and Fletcher who stare each other down before the TNT Champion leaves to regroup with the Don Callis Family as we find out the TBS Championship Open Challenge is up next!

Backstage: Kyle Fletcher, Don Callis, Lance Archer

We head backstage where Kyle Fletcher talks about having Mark Briscoe’s number…but then we find out that Briscoe will challenge Fletcher for the TNT Championship at WrestleDream! Fletcher is not pleased about this as the Family walks away.

TBS Championship Open Challenge Match
Lacey Lane vs. Mercedes Mone (c)

Back at ringside, Mercedes Moné makes her way to the ring as we get a look at her opponent answering the open challenge…Winter Park’s own Lacey Lane! The woman formerly known as Kayden Carter heads to the ring to get this title match underway!

Lane takes advantage of the champ’s overconfidence early on, sending Moné down a number of times for a nearfall before sending the champ out of the ring to the outside. Mercedes comes back in and they both hit the ropes, but it’s the challenger who lands a boot to keep control. The fight makes its way to the apron, where Lane takes the champ out with what looks like a modified Heatseeker for the cover…but Moné gets a boot on the rope to save the match and her title as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Lane is still in control until Mercedes counters for a Three Amigos suplex. The champ goes up top for a frog splash, but lands on the knees of Lane. A double knee strike in the corner is also evaded, and Lane rolls up the champ for two. Moné manages to fight back for a sunset powerbomb of sorts, sending Lane into the corner…but Lacey is back up with a strike that opens up for a bottom rope leg drop.

Hammerlock flatliner connects, but the champ kicks out at two. Lane brings Moné up, dropping the champ back down hard for another nearfall. Moné breaks free of another hammerlock flatliner, and after a trade of nearfalls she lands a Money Maker to win and retain the TBS Championship.

Winner: Mercedes Mone to retain the TBS Championship.

Moné celebrates.

Backstage: Sammy Guevara, The Beast Mortos, Eddie Kingston, HOOK

We cut to a pair of promos, one from Sammy Guevara and one from Eddie Kingston, as Kingston faces The Beast Mortos at Collision. Up next is the Double Jeopardy Eliminator Match as Brodido face Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita!

Double Jeopardy Eliminator Tag Team Match
Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita & Kazuchika Okada) vs. Brodido (Brody King & Bandido)

Back at ringside, the entrance of Takeshita is cut short by Okada’s arrival as the pair head to the ring for our next match. They have a chance to earn a shot at the tag titles as Brodido make their way out, with the champs having a chance to see who can earn a shot at Okada’s Unified Championship as this match gets underway!

Okada looks to start things off against Bandido, but Takeshita insists he wants in on this. The two trade holds before Bandido catches the Alpha with a slam before tagging in Brody King. King slams Takeshita around with relative ease before Okada tags in, only for the Rainmaker to take some damage from Brody leading to a Bandido tag and a double-team.

Bandido takes the fight to Okada before needing to tag out because of the damage to his shoulder. Brody sends Okada to the corner but is intercepted by Takeshita, who sends King to the apron with a DDT before Okada sends Brody to the floor with a DDT of his own. This leads to Takeshita and Okada staring each other down as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, the tag champs manage to regain control for a nearfall on Okada, with Bandido goading Takeshita to go for a running knee that hits Okada instead! Takeshita gets sent out as Bandido takes the Rainmaker down to the mat for a nearfall before Konosuke makes the save.

So much so, in fact, that he then drags Okada to the corner so he can tag himself in! He takes a beating from the tag champs, however, as Brody lands a big side slam sending the Alpha to the mat. Bandido is cut off by Okada however, as King takes a wheelbarrow suplex from Takeshita only to get to his feet…before Takeshita sends him clean out of the ring!

He hits a knee strike on Bandido followed by a Raging Fire…but no! Bandido counters for a nearfall, before forcing Takeshita to land a knee on Okada on the outside. 21 Plex doesn’t work out as Takeshita blocks it, landing a reverse rana dropping Bandido on his head. Okada tags himself in as Takeshita opts to land the running knee on Brody instead, while Okada takes Bandido down with a Rainmaker lariat for the win!

Winner: Don Callis Family via Pinfall.

Backstage: Willow Nightingale, JetSpeed

Backstage, we hear from JetSpeed and Willow Nightingale talk about their match at Collision, a mixed trios match against FTR and Megan Bayne. Up next is our main event as Orange Cassidy and PAC square off!

Backstage: FTR, Stokely Hathaway, Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford

Backstage, we hear from FTR and Big Stoke, the latter bringing in Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne as they address the mixed trios match at Collision. Bayne says that any world in which she is around is one in which Willow has no chance. Top guys–no, top gods–out!

Backstage: Brodido

Brody King and Brodido were interviewed by Renee Paquette backstage about their loss to Don Callis Family’s Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada. A somber Bandido tried to apology to King for losing the match and costing them a chance at Okada’s AEW Unified Championship. King responded giving words of encouragement and talked about their upcoming AEW Tag Team titles defense against Takeshita and Okada at WrestleDream.

Orange Cassidy vs. PAC

Back at ringside, Orange Cassidy makes his entrance to a nice pop from the crowd ahead of our main event. Out next is PAC, who makes his way through the crowd toward ringside before this match gets underway!

It’s a slow start as the two men stare each other down, before PAC stops Orange from putting his hands in his pockets. The two trade holds before PAC sends Cassidy to the corner. Cassidy responds with the “dangerous kicks”…which PAC is having none of, catching Orange with a side headlock. Cassidy starts to fight back but PAC regains the grip, taking Cassidy down to the mat. Cassidy counters into a headscissors, but PAC breaks free to regain the side headlock. He transitions to a cravat, but Cassidy manages to escape.

Cassidy wrings the arm of PAC, who takes him down with a wristlock instead. They fight back to their feet before Cassidy catches PAC with an arm drag. PAC gets caught in the corner as Cassidy slams his head into the turnbuckle, following up with a cross body of sorts…but PAC escapes to the outside, catching Cassidy on a dive for a Falcon Arrow to the floor as we go to an ad break!

Back from break, PAC lands a missile dropkick sending Cassidy down hard to the canvas. He mocks Cassidy before kicking away at his head, with Orange fighting back weakly before PAC sends him into the ropes. Cassidy fights back with another weak strike, to which PAC eggs him on…leading to Cassidy landing some hard shots to take him to a knee. Boot by Cassidy but it misses, and this gives PAC an opening to fight back.

Both men back on their feet and trading strikes, until Cassidy hits the ropes…only to be caught with a release German suplex by PAC! PAC blocks a Beach Break leading to a PK, and both men are down as PAC rolls to the outside. Cassidy follows him, catching PAC with a Stundog Millionaire followed by a diving DDT sending PAC’s head to the floor!

PAC retreats before Cassidy catches him with an Orange Punch against the barricade, and then he goes up top as PAC tries to use a table to get back up…only for Cassidy to get the drop on him, driving both men through the table! Cassidy brings PAC back in the ring for another DDT, and takes off his elbow pad for a big Orange Punch. Cover by Cassidy…and PAC gets his foot on the rope just before the three count!

Cassidy goes up top, but watches as PAC slowly rolls out of the ring and retreating up the ramp. Cassidy follows him into the stands, where PAC catches him with a stomp before setting Cassidy up for a tombstone piledriver onto the steps! He moves Cassidy away as he looks to finish things, only to be caught by a chain…which he discovers is set up by Darby Allin! Darby flips PAC off before walking away, and PAC narrowly breaks free of the chain to beat the count by jumping into the ring…where Cassidy rolls him up for the win!

Winner: Orange Cassidy via Pinfall.

Darby comes to ringside after the match, only to be intercepted by PAC as the rest of the Death Riders come out to go after him. Security tries to break things up as Darby looks to use a taser and then a Molotov cocktail…only to be tackled to the floor by a guard! Security takes Darby away from the scene as Dynamite Title Tuesday comes to a close.

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