AEW Dynamite & Collision Holiday Bash 2025 Results – Dec. 17, 2025 – Dynamite Diamond Battle Royale, Continental Classic Tournament Matches, FTR vs. Bang Bang Gang

AEW Dynamite Results
Dec 17, 2025

December 17, 2025
Manchester, England – Co-Op Live
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, Taz, and Nigel McGuinness
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Continental Classic 2025 Blue League match – Jon Moxley defeated Roderick Strong via Death Rider (pinfall)
  2. $1 Million Trios match – The Elite defeated Don Callis Family via One Winged Angel and Meltzer Driver combo (pinfall)
  3. 8-Women Tag Team match – Mercedes Mone, Athena, & MegaProblems defeated Timeless Love Bombs & Babes of Wrath via O-Face (pinfall)
  4. Continental Classic 2025 Gold League match – PAC defeated Kyle Fletcher via Black Arrow (pinfall)
  5. Dynamite Diamond Battle Royale match – Bandido and Ricochet won via being the final two
  6. Continental Classic 2025 Blue League match – Orange Cassidy defeated Mascara Dorada via Crucifix Pin (pinfall)
  7. Jamie Hayter defeated Isla Dawn via Hayterade (pinfall)
  8. AEW World Tag Team Championship – FTR (c) defeated Bang Bang Gang via Inverted Figure Four Leg Lock (submission)

Continental Classic 2025 Blue League Match
Jon Moxley vs. Roderick Strong

Roddy is on the offense early, taking Mox to the corner before the ref intervenes. This allows Jon to take control as he takes Strong to the mat, but Roderick fights back immediately, going for an ankle lock before backing Mox up to the corner for a chop. They return to the center for an exchange of strikes.

Things spill to the outside as Roderick lays into Mox some, with Jon fighting back as the fight goes into the crowd. They finally bring things back to ringside before Mox gets back in the ring…hitting the ropes for a dive onto Strong! Both men are down as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Mox is firmly in control as he takes Strong to the mat, going after the face and head of Roderick before the latter rolls him up onto his shoulders, getting a nearfall to break the hold. Both men back to their feet, only for Mox to wear Roderick down enough to set up for a Gotch style piledriver as we hear ten minutes have elapsed.

Strong breaks free, sending Mox out of the ring before taking him to the floor. He brings Mox to the ring, hitting the ring for a flurry of offense before Mox goes for a lariat. Strong ducks it, hoisting Mox up to slam him to the canvas. Strong with a forearm strike off the ropes, sending Mox to the mat once more for a nearfall. Mox escapes a Stronghold attempt, but Roderick intercepts him on the outside…only for Mox to set him up on the steps!

But the piledriver never comes, as Strong breaks free before slamming the former world champion onto the steps instead! The ref begins the count, reaching six when both men return to the ring. Mox catches Roddy in the corner, but the fight goes back and forth until Strong takes Mox to the mat with a superplex for a two count.

Both men fight back to their feet, with Strong dodging a Paradigm Shift for a tiger driver. Mox stops another Stronghold attempt with five minutes remaining, and drops Roddy twice for a pair of nearfalls. Mox cinches in a modified sleeper hold, but Strong manages to roll toward the ropes to force a break. Strong takes Mox down for a two count, before finally cinching in the Stronghold! Mox is struggling here as he crawls toward the ropes.

Roderick changes his grip on the hold, and that’s enough for Mox to break free. He sends Strong out of the ring, and as Roddy charges back in he runs into a Paradigm Shift by Mox! Cover by Moxley, but Roddy manages to kick out at two…only for Mox to hoist him up for a Death Rider DDT to pick up the win!

Winner: Jon Moxley via Pinfall.

Mox’s arm is raised in victory as commentary hypes up what else is coming later tonight.

Backstage: Eddie Kingston

Backstage, we hear from Eddie Kingston who says you either win or you learn. He acknowledges the loss via tapout to Joe, saying he’s learned from that and that could be bad news for everyone who faces him next. He’ll see us again, maybe at Collision to see who wants to step up and see what he’s learned.

$1 Million Trios Match
Don Callis Family (Hechicero, Konosuke Takeshita, & Kazuchika Okada) vs. The Elite (Kenny Omega & The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

We head back to ringside, where Don Callis is nearly booed out of the building as he introduces Konosuke Takeshita and Hechicero for our next match. Kazuchika Okada makes his entrance next, curiously not introduced by Callis as he walks down the ramp. We get the OG theme song from Being The Elite to introduce the Young Bucks, followed by the arrival of Kenny Omega to a massive Manchester pop. The Elite head to the ring and this big money trios match gets underway as the bell rings!

We start off with Takeshita and Omega, the crowd chanting for Omega as the two men circle the mat. Side headlock by Konosuke, but Kenny breaks free to hit the ropes…running right into a boot by the Alpha! Tag made to Nick, and The Elite gang up on Takeshita in the corner leading to a backbreaker by Omega and a leg drop by Nick as we go to ad break.

Back from break, we see a tag to Omega with Hechicero in the ring. Omega fights the luchador off before taking him to the mat, and Hechicero lands a sneak attack before tagging in Okada. He sets Omega up for a suplex, but it seems Takeshita and Hechicero seem to be trying to do something else entirely…and this allows Omega to regain control, landing a suplex of his own on Okada as his partners return to the apron.

Hechicero tags back in for some shoulder charges in the corner, but Omega dodges one last attack to send the luchador down hard. He knocks Okada and Takeshita off the apron before going after Hechicero, only for the Alpha to tag himself in. Omega sends Konosuke toward his corner for a triple-team, but in comes Okada to fight off his old allies.

This ends with Okada being sent out of the ring, and the crowd claps Terminator style for a triple dive by The Elite sending the Don Callis Family to the floor. In the midst of all this, Hechicero has tagged in and he goes after Matt as we go to ad break.

Back from break, the match has spilled to the outside as Matt sends Takeshita to the floor with a stunner before sliding back in the ring to take Okada to the canvas. Tag made to Nick, who fends off the Family by himself until Okada and Takeshita send him to the ropes. He fights back, taking both men down with an arm drag off the ropes.

Running boot to Okada by Matt now, who sends Hechicero to the floor before setting Takeshita up for a double-team and a nearfall for Nick. Hechicero makes the tag now, landing a running strike on Nick in the corner before going for a Mad Scientist Bomb…but Nick fights back with a Destroyer sending the luchador hard into the canvas!

Okada tags in, and the crowd is in a ruckus when Omega makes the tag as well. The two trade strikes as the crowd chants along. Okada in the corner, and he catches Omega before blocking a One-Winged Angel attempt…only to run into a superkick by Matt. Chaos ensues as the rest of the men come in, with Takeshita taking Matt down with a Blue Thunder Bomb only to eat a knee strike by Omega. Konosuke makes the tag and goes after the now-legal Nick, only for Matt to tag himself in for a superkick to the Alpha.

Move after move now, until Takeshita takes a ride with a sunset flip assisting a German suplex. Okada comes in now, stopping a springboard attack with a dropkick as Takeshita gets a nearfall off a running knee. Wires are crossed when Takeshita’s running knee on Matt is stopped by a Rainmaker lariat attempt, and the trio argue following a Hechicero tag…until Okada and Hechicero are sent out of the ring by The Elite.

Snap dragon suplex by Omega takes out each of the Don Callis Family. We get a triple superkick on Hechicero, leading to a One-Winged Angel by Omega with an assist from the Bucks for the pin and the win!

Winner: The Elite via Pinfall.

Post-match we get a staredown between Takeshita and Okada after they take down Omega, but they turn their attention to taking out the Bucks before getting into it with each other once more until Omega runs them off with a broom.

The ref retrieves the bag with the money, handing it to Omega who stands with the Bucks to celebrate as we go to commercial break.

In-Ring: Hangman Adam Page, Swerve Strickland, Samoa Joe, MJF, The Opps

We are back at ringside as Tony Schiavone introduces the three men going at it for the AEW World Championship at Worlds End. Really good pop for Hangman Adam Page, a BIG pop for Swerve Strickland, and a “Joe” chant for the champ himself. Tony talks about the contract for the Three-Way Match, talking up all three men before asking if they’re ready to sign. Joe takes the mic, saying sometimes he wish Schiavone would shut his big yapper.

He explains he brought his boys out to make sure everyone was safe, and to make sure nothing would trigger anyone to do something stupid. He signs the contract as the crowd chants “Whose House? Swerve’s House”…and this riles up Joe, who says he will walk out of Worlds End as champion, and that he hopes both men will make it to the show in one piece.

Strickland says he came back to AEW with his eyes on the AEW World Championship. He addresses the mutual respect (in some weird way) between he and Page, while noting the mutual hatred they have for Samoa Joe.

He remembers having to sign the contract for his title shot last year in a pool of his own blood, and he paid Joe back by taking the title away from him…and he’ll pay Joe back for all these hoops he has to go through by taking the title away again. He promises to beat Joe so badly he’ll be even uglier than in 2007 with his face tattoo.

With that, Swerve signs the contract next. Page speaks now, addressing the hell he’s been through prior to finally taking back the world title, especially against the Death Riders. He talks about how he ended up taking on the challenge all by himself, winning the world title from Jon Moxley at All In Texas. He talked about knowing he’d face those he was fighting alongside, addressing that Joe turned to his Opps to help him take the title.

In the latter stages of Joe’s career, Page would hope that the legend of Samoa Joe would not be defined by the piece of s–t that Joe is now, which garners a chant along those lines by the crowd. Joe says if anyone would know about that it’s this God-forsaken town. Page says he knew there would come a time when he would stand across the ring from Swerve.

Page says he would expect nothing less if he’d faced Swerve for the title one on one, but that is not the world we live in. He runs Joe some more before finally signing the contract. Tony confirms the Three-Way match for the PPV, but before he finishes his sentence the lights go out…before the music of MJF hits, bringing out the former World Champion to a big pop from the crowd as they sing along to his music.

Big pop for MJF as he steps into the ring, calling for his music to be cut. “MJF” chants from the crowd as he asks for his own contract from ringside, signing it to hand over to Schiavone. Tony announces that MJF has cashed in his guaranteed title match won at All In, making this a Four-Way match…but is cut off by MJF, who tells Schiavone to leave his ring.

He talks about why he would face three men for the title, thinking about things while he was getting ready to be an actual Hollywood star. He focuses on “Seabiscuit” by addressing that to really hurt Page, he wants to take the title far away from him while beating two of his fiercest rivals in one fell swoop. Joe starts to talk but is cut off, and we are reminded that there is no physicality allowed between any of the men in this match.

MJF runs down Joe, culminating in saying that he will beat the champ at the same event where Joe ended MJF’s title reign. Swerve interrupts to tell MJF he needs to be afraid of him…and this leads to MJF setting his sights on Strickland, making comparisons to P. Diddy of all people before wanting to “talk about” this being Swerve’s house.

He brings up the shared history the two have, before their paths split with Strickland “twerking for Top Dolla” while in WWE before making his way to AEW. He runs Swerve down some more before saying this is MJF’s house, the rent is due, and the Devil is here to collect. You can call him Don Corleone, as he conducts family business at Worlds End.

Do you happen to know why? Because he’s MJF, and he’s better than you…and you know it!

MJF drops the mic, leaving the ring as the crowd chants along with his music. This clears the ring as we cut away.

Backstage: JetSpeed

Backstage, JetSpeed talk about their focus on the remainder of the Continental Classic, both of whom have big C2 matches coming up on Collision.

8-Women Tag Team Match
Mercedes Mone, Athena, & MegaProblems (Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir) vs. Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless” Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa) & Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron)

We start off with Willow and Moné, with Willow quickly slamming the TBS Champion before tagging in Cameron for a double-team that garners a two count. Athena tags in, taking down Harley only to be sent to the mat herself. Shafir tags in now, laying into Harley before Mina makes a blind tag to surprise Marina with a torneo for a nearfall.

Bayne comes in for a double-team, but Mina fends them off before looking for a figure four on Shafir…catching Megan with a DDT as well! Toni comes in for an assist, and chaos ensues with the match spilling to the outside as we go to break.

Back from break, Toni is in control as she sends Marina down to the mat multiple times. Marina heads to the corner, but is taken out with a hip attack…only for Athena to intercept a Storm Zero attempt. Moné and Cameron come in as well, but they cancel each other out leaving us with Storm and Shafir. Tags are made to Bayne and Nightingale, the latter sending the Megasus to the mat with a big spinebuster for two.

Some more chaos as Shafir goes on the attack, only to be sent to the outside. Athena gets a tag and makes a dive, only to be intercepted with a pounce by Willow! In the midst of the chaos, Moné gets a tag of her own before Willow is caught with an O-Face by Athena, allowing the CEO to get the pin and the win!

Winner: Mercedes Mone, Athena, & MegaProblems via Pinfall.

They celebrate as we go to commercial break.

Continental Classic 2025 Gold League Match
PAC vs. Kyle Fletcher

The crowd cheers both men on as they circle the mat, before Fletcher takes PAC to the mat. PAC fights back to his feet, sending the former TNT Champion to the canvas before Kyle fights back to a vertical base for a scoop slam. PAC gets to his feet in the corner, dodging a charge by Fletcher and breaking away from a dragon screw to take Fletcher to the outside with a hurricanrana…but Fletcher intercepts him with a punch when PAC goes for a dive.

Fletcher gets back in the ring, working on PAC until he’s sent to the outside. PAC lands a boot to the face of Kyle before landing a hurricanrana off the apron as the ref begins the count. PAC brings Fletcher back to the ring, hearing the crowd cheering for him…and this distracts him long enough for Fletcher to fight back. PAC responds with an avalanche belly to belly suplex, sending the Protostar crashing to the mat as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Fletcher manages to regain control when he counters with a modified Michinoku Driver on PAC to get a close nearfall. He uses the ropes to get back to his feet in the corner, only for PAC to boot him to the canvas before climbing the turnbuckle. Fletcher leaves the ring, but this just makes PAC change his trajectory for a moonsault sending the Protostar to the floor. He brings Fletcher back into the ring for a suplex and a two count.

Fletcher gets to his feet as we hear that ten minutes remain, and PAC goes after him in the corner only for Kyle to land a Liger Bomb to get a two count of his own. PAC climbs to his feet in the corner but takes a running kick by Fletcher, only to fight him off from the ropes before going up top…but Kyle catches him in mid-air!

PAC captures the arms of Fletcher for a crucifix hold, rolling him to the mat for a Brutalizer. Fletcher is fading, but manages to get his boot on the rope just in the nick of time. PAC runs the ropes for a big lariat, but only gets a two count.

PAC goes up top for a Black Arrow, but is intercepted by Fletcher who catches him with the sheer drop brainbuster…but PAC narrowly kicks out at two to save the match for himself!

Fletcher takes PAC to the corner, setting him up on the top rope before PAC starts to fight back…leading to a reverse rana off the top rope, sending Fletcher crashing to the mat! PAC goes up top, connecting with a Black Arrow for the win!

Winner: PAC via Pinfall.

PAC sits in the corner, taking in his win as we go to commercial break.

Dynamite Diamond Battle Royale Match
Anthony Bowens vs. Max Caster vs. Ace Austin vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Josh Alexander vs. Mark Davis vs. Bandido vs. Brody King vs. Toa Liona vs. Bishop Kaun vs. Ricochet

We return to ringside for the main event of the Dynamite portion of the night, as we get the remaining entrances for the Dynamite Diamond Battle Royale. The Demand get the jump on their foes before we get this match underway!

The ring gets cleared out (though no eliminations are made) as the former Acclaimed stare each other down. Max starts up his chant before Bishop Kaun tries to get involved, and this leads to a Scissor Me Timbers! Before we can get a proper Acclaimed reunion, however, Ricochet slides into the ring to eliminate Max Caster!

This finally starts to feel like an a battle royal as the ring fills back up, with Bowens focusing on Ricochet for revenge…only to be eliminated instead as we go to an ad break!

Back in the ring, we see a 3-way hoss fight until Benjamin gets involved. Shelton cuts off Ricochet, sending him into Luchasaurus for a chokeslam. Alexander sends out Benjamin as Luchasaurus eliminates Mark Davis, only to be eliminated by Alexander. We’re down to six men as they go at each other, with the Demand targeting Brody King until he fends them off from the corner. King hits a Death Valley Driver sending Ricochet into Leona in the corner…but Josh catches him with an ankle lock to wear him down, only for an assist by Bandido to help send the Walking Weapon out for an elimination!

King leaves the ring to attack Ricochet on the barricade, but gets knocked down by Toa. Back in the ring, Bandido fends off Bishop Kaun. Leona goes after the ROH World Champion, but Brody comes in to eliminate Toa (and himself)! This leaves us with Kaun and Bandido in the ring, with Bandido sending Bishop out of the ring with a reverse rana as Ricochet returns to the ring to confirm our final two!

Winners: Ricochet and Bandido.

With that, it’s time for Collision!

Backstage: Jon Moxley

We head backstage where Jon Moxley addresses the Continental Classic and how close he was to being SOL in the tournament tonight. He briefly talks up Roderick Strong, addresses The Elite, and closes things out by saying he wants to show that he’s put it all out there when this is all done.

Continental Classic 2025 Blue League Match
Orange Cassidy vs. Mascara Dorada

Despite the high-flying nature of both men, we start things off with a more technically-inclined exchange of holds leading to Dorada taking Cassidy to the mat. Orange gets to the ropes for a break, catching the luchador by surprise with a headscissors and forcing him to the ropes as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Dorada stops Cassidy from getting his hands in his pockets for an arm drag off the ropes. Orange responds with some light chops before hitting Sole Food on the luchador, and then goes for an arm drag of his own off the ropes. He settles for one on the canvas instead, sending Dorada to the outside for a dive…but Dorada dodges it for a tiger feint kick from the apron! He hits a dive of his own on the former International Champion.

He plays to the crowd cheering for him and brings Cassidy back in the ring for a two count. Powerbomb gets countered by Cassidy, but a Beach Break gets stopped allowing the luchador to hit a powerbomb the second time around for a nearfall. Cassidy with a sunset flip from the corner, but a DDT is blocked when Dorada does a handstand to absorb the impact…only for Cassidy to land a second DDT attempt. Ten minutes remain as Dorada stops an Orange Punch attempt to drive his knees into the back of Cassidy.

Shooting Star Press by Dorada, but Orange rolls away and we get an exchange of nearfalls between both men. Orange Punch blocked on the apron as Dorada goes to the top for a torneo, but Cassidy catches him for a pinning combination to take the win!

Winner: Orange Cassidy via Pinfall.

Cassidy gets his arm raised in victory, tossing his shades to Dorada in a show of respect before heading up the ramp as we go to commercial.

Backstage: Athena, Mercedes Mone

Backstage, we hear from Athena and Mercedes Moné talk about getting a pinfall over one half of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions before issuing a challenge for the titles at Worlds End. Moné also issues a challenge for her British Championships for this Saturday’s special edition of Collision, with Athena saying she hopes Mercedes locks in for Worlds End before walking away. I sure hope that open challenge for Moné works out well for her on Saturday. Anyway…

Jamie Hayter vs. Isla Dawn

The two go at it, with Dawn starting to get the upper hand with a flurry of offense before Hayter fights back. Dawn sends Jamie out of the ring and crashing into the barricade, landing a kick to keep her down as we go to ad break.

We come back from break to see both women back in the ring, going at it which ends with a double cross body taking them both out. Hayter crawls to the corner, taking Isla down for a nearfall. Dawn fights back to get a two count of her own, and Hayter goes at her for a side slam of sorts before a Hayterade gets her the win!

Winner: Jamie Hayter via Pinfall.

Show of sportsmanship between Hayter and Dawn is interrupted by the Triangle of Madness, who beat both women down until Kris Statlander runs down for the save! Hayter goes after Thekla with a Hayterade, but it ends up connecting on Statlander instead! While it seems inadvertent, Hayter is not too fussed as she holds the Women’s World Championship up before giving it back to the champ as we go to commercial.

AEW World Tag Team Championship
Bang Bang Gang (Austin Gunn & Juice Robinson) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) (c)

We head to ringside as Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn make their way out, representing the Bang Bang Gang as they challenge for the AEW World Tag Team Championship. Out next are the champs themselves as FTR head down the ramp alongside Big Stoke. FTR enter the ring, and we get this main event match underway!

We start off with Austin Gunn and Cash Wheeler, the two briefly locking up before breaking away. Another lockup leads to both men exchanging holds. Wheeler wrings the arm of Austin, who counters into a side headlock before hitting the ropes for a shoulder tackle. Tag made to Robinson, who continues to go to work on Cash while keeping him away from a tag to Dax. Harwood gets involved anyway, before the ref intervenes.

Dax finally gets the tag, sending Robinson to the corner before Juice fights him off. Wheeler gets involved but gets sent to the floor by Juice, but a distraction by the ref stops him from seeing Cash trip up Robinson. Chaos ensues with all four men coming into the ring to go at it, before FTR are both sent to the outside as we go to ad break.

We’re back from break and Wheeler is in cotnrol with an abdominal stretch on Austin, with Dax making a blind tag that forces a break of the hold. A bit of confusion leads to a small package on Harwood but the ref is slow to make the count, leading to just a nearfall. Wheeler back in for some more damage leading to another Dax tag and another beatdown…until Austin breaks free for the hot tag to Robinson!

“Juice” chants as Robinson unleashes a series on FTR, and stacks up Harwood for a two count. FTR look for a double-team, but it’s interrupted by Austin as Robinson gets a rollup for a close two count! Robinson catches Stoke to stop a powdering, forcing it upon Wheeler instead before nearly getting the pin on Dax.

He sends Harwood to the corner, setting him up on the top turnbuckle before Dax knocks him back. Gunn comes in for a superplex, and we get Power and the Glory from the Bang Bang Gang. Cover by Robinson, but Cash breaks it up with a splash…onto Harwood! Austin catches Wheeler with a Famouser as Juice gets the cover on Dax for another nearfall.

Outside the ring we see Wheeler send Austin over the barricade as Dax sends Robinson to the corner for a Shatter Machine…only for Gunn to return to stop Wheeler, sending him into the ringpost! Juice gets the drop on Harwood for a cover and the three count…right as Dax gets his foot on the rope!

The ref calls off any announcement of a win, but the Bang Bang Gang are confused as they start to celebrate. This costs them as Dax sends Austin out of the ring, setting up a leglock on Robinson as Wheeler hits a stomp. He then keeps Gunn from getting into the ring as Dax sets up the inverted figure four on Robinson, who has no choice but to tap out!

Winner: FTR via Submission to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

FTR celebrate their win and successful title defense as Collision (and this Holiday Bash special as a whole) comes to a close.

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