AEW Dynamite Results – Aug. 12, 2026 – Continental Cup Matches, Nick Wayne vs. MJF vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey, “The Jet” Kevin Knight vs. Chris Jericho

AEW Dynamite Results
Aug 12, 2026

August 12, 2026
Las Vegas, NV – Pearl Theater At Palms Casino Resort
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Paul Wight
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Men’s Casino Gauntlet #2 Spot Three-way match – MJF defeated Nick Wayne and “Speedball” Mike Bailey via Salt of the Earth (submission)
  2. Continental Challenge Cup Tournament First Round match – Jay White defeated David Finlay via Bladerunner (pinfall)
  3. TNT Championship – “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c) defeated Chris Jericho via Crash Out (pinfall)
  4. Kris Statlander defeated Viva Van via Inverted Staturday Night Fever (pinfall)
  5. Maya World & Thunder Rosa defeated Persephone & Hikaru Shida via Bridging Fallaway Slam (pinfall)
  6. Continental Challenge Cup Tournament First Round match – Jon Moxley defeated Jungle Jack Perry via Grapevine Bulldog Choke (referee stoppage)

In-Ring: Will Ospreay, Don Callis, Don Callis Family, Kenny Omega

We kick off the show with pryo before Will Ospreay makes his way out to the ring with a microphone. He asks the Vegas crowd if anyone lost a lot of money, encouraging them to go win it back before talking about Grand Slam Mexico last week. He’s grateful for the love of the fans last week, especially after finding out that his grandfather passed away.

He addresses the emotions he had about this, before saying his grandfather would ask him why he’s crying and “do a flip.” Will talks about pushing past this hurdle and doing his best for the fans, before turning his attention to Kenny Omega. He addresses the fact Omega wasn’t in Mexico last week but is backstage tonight, calling him out for a chat…but out comes Don Callis.

He talks about Vegas being the birthplace of AEW though he admits he wasn’t at that first show. He then gives us a history lesson, looking back at how he raised up Kenny Omega to be the best and how that led to Kenny going on a big run as AEW World Champion…until Omega thought he could do it without Don Callis.

He also brings up Omega beating Ospreay in Japan, when Callis was still in Omega’s corner, and suggests there’s a theme around all that. He says that Will thinks the road to All In is paved in gold, but actually, it’s paved in blood…Ospreay’s blood.

At this point, RPG Vice slide into the ring to blindside Ospreay! Mark Davis joins them in beating Will down until Kenny Omega comes out for the save. Well, eventually, as he takes his time coming down the ramp with a steel pipe. He enters the ring and clears the Family out of it before turning his attention to Ospreay laying in the corner. He feigns attacking Will before talking about what he told Ospreay, about trusting the likes of Don Callis and Jon Moxley.

They have a lot of other issues in the background as well, including a man (MJF) calling himself the Real World Champion, stating that the man he sees now is not the man he wants to face at Wembley Stadium. He offers Ospreay a hand in getting to his feet, but says this is the last time he’s offering Will any help.

Ospreay responds by thanking Omega, but saying he doesn’t need Omega’s help. With that, Ospreay’s music hits as he leaves the ring. Omega poses for the crowd as his music hits.

Video: AEW Continental Challenge Cup Recap

Commentary hypes up the Continental Challenge Cup. They go over the rules of the tournament before we take a look back at the first round matches from Collision last Saturday.

Video: Andrade El Idolo, MJF

We get a video looking back at MJF’s return last week before heading to ringside.

Men’s Casino Gauntlet #2 Spot Three-way Match
MJF vs. Nick Wayne vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey

the former (and “real”) World Champion makes his way to the ring. He makes a beeline for Justin Roberts, who refers to MJF as the “one true champion.” Out next is Nick Wayne, followed by “Speedball” Mike Bailey as we get this opening match underway!

MJF immediately leaves the ring, joining commentary to run Wayne and Bailey down. Speedball and Nick go at each other, trading offense to a standstill. Wayne hits the ropes but gets taken down by Bailey, who sends him out of the ring…only for Nick to block a dive attempt and send Speedball crashing to the floor.

Wayne hits the ropes for a dive of his own, bringing Speedball back into the ring…but Bailey catches him with a foot to the face, sending him down before landing a moonsault off the ropes onto Wayne. MJF goes back into the ring, hitting the ropes over and over before simply flipping off the crowd.

Bailey comes in from the top turnbuckle, not heeding MJF’s request to stop before taking him to the outside with a missile dropkick. Wayne comes in after Speedball, with MJF giving a few cheap shots. He gives Nick some “pointers” as both men lay into Bailey…before MJF goes for the cover and a nearfall!

Wayne breaks it up, arguing with MJF who says that Nick gets to be in the ring with the champ and that should be good enough. Nick doesn’t take well to this, especially when MJF slaps him in the face…only to be sent to the outside! This leaves Bailey and Wayne to go back at it, culminating in a backflip double knee from Speedball. Bailey gets to the apron, but is hung up on the ropes by MJF.

Mike blocks a Heatseeker, forcing MJF to the outside…where he catches both opponent with a moonsault as we go to ad break!

Bailey is in control as he has MJF down on the mat, going up top for a shooting star press. MJF rolls out of the way for a cover and a nearfall, leaving the ring for a breather as Wayne comes running in. Speedball dispatches of him before going up top for a shooting star press that connects.

Cover by Speedball for a two count, and Nick is back on his feet as he catches Bailey with a kick and a Prodigyplex for a nearfall. MJF slides into the ring looking to cut Wayne off, but he gets taken by surprise by Wayne. MJF turns it around as he takes Nick to the mat, but a shooting star press from the ropes allows Speedball to break it up! He sends MJF out before setting up Wayne for Ultima Weapon…but MJF comes back into the ring, sending Mike out of the ring before locking in Salt of the Earth on Nick Wayne! Nick taps out, and MJF steals a win to enter the Casino Gauntlet at No. 2!

Winner: MJF via Submission.

MJF grabs a microphone after the match, promising to leave Wembley with a shot at the title he “never lost” and running down Andrade El Idolo before the latter’s music to play…but it’s just a ruse, something MJF laughs about before saying he knows Andrade ain’t here because he whooped his a–.

He goes on to run down Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay, promising that God won’t be there to save them from losing to MJF when the time comes.

Video: Divine Dominion

We cut to the Brawling Birds pub…only to find Divine Dominion standing there instead. They run down the Birds for seemingly only getting a title shot because it’s their home country and promising to defeat them in front of their countryfolk. They have a “toast” to the Birds, saying it was a good run before dropping their mugs to the floor and walking off.

Backstage: Mick Foley, Bang Bang Gang

Backstage, Mick Foley is standing by with the Bang Bang Gang as Jay White addresses facing David Finlay in a Continental Cup tourney match. Jay talks about the importance of finally settling a score with Finlay, and the fact the rules will keep The Dogs and Death Riders away. He promises victory tonight, and if you’re not down with that they’ve got two words for you…Guns Up!

Continental Challenge Cup Tournament First Round Match
Jay White vs. David Finlay

We head to ringside as Jay White makes his entrance for tournament action! Out next is David Finlay, with Clark Connors coming out to the stage with him only to make his exit while we get a post-Collision promo with Finlay addresses facing White at Dynamite before this match gets underway!

Jay immediately goes after Finlay, letting out some frustrations over their issues as he sends David into the barricade. He brings Finlay back into the ring, landing some hard shots to take Finlay to the corner. David turns it around with some shots of his own, less focused on getting a pin and more on inflicting pain on his former friend. This allows Jay to get back into the match, forcing Finlay to the apron…but David goes back after him with a jawbreaker on the top rope!

White is able to swing the momentum back in his favor as he ends up sending Finlay to the outside, landing a suplex that drops Finlay onto the apron. He brings David back into the ring for another suplex, and goes for a cover and a two.

Finlay is able to retreat to the corner for a breather, before taking the Switchblade to the mat with a neckbreaker as we go to ad break!

David gets sent into the turnbuckle with an exploder by Jay, who follows with some chops before Finlay turns it around with a DDT for a nearfall. Both men are back on their feet, with Finlay breaking free of a Blade Runner attempt for a nearfall before White counters for a two count of his own.

Finlay takes control as he sends Jay to the corner, but Switchblade catches him with some punches to the head. Finlay sent to the mat by Jay, who lands a half and half suplex on Finlay…but can’t bridge for the pin as he is in pain from the impact! White tries to push past this as he goes after Finlay, but the Dog turns it around to drop Jay to the mat. Cover by Finlay, but Jay manages to kick out.

Finlay brings Switchblade to his feet but Jay fights out of it, setting up for a double underhook powerbomb and a nearfall…with Finlay countering a Blade Runner into a brainbuster across the knee! Cover by Finlay but it only gets a two!

Finlay stands Jay back up for a set of lariats, only for Jay to counter a brainbuster into a Blade Runner as he picks up the win to advance!

Winner: Jay White via Pinfall.

Jay celebrates the win as commentary hypes up our main event of Jack Perry facing Jon Moxley, but up next we will hear from the new AEW World Trios Champions in “Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido!

In-Ring: Hangman Adam Page, Brody King, Bandido, Swerve Strickland, Prince Nana, The Demand, The Lethal Twist

We head to ringside as Tony Schiavone talks about the crowning of new trios champions at Grand Slam Mexico, welcoming “Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido to the ring. The crowd pops as the new champs make their way out, and we get a look at how they won the titles last week as the trio enters the ring.

Bandido shows some love to the fans, and Brody King gets a good pop from the crowd before Page asks if he can speak some Spanish…only for Swerve Strickland’s music to hit. Out comes the most dangerous man in AEW alongside Prince Nana, who takes the mic to run down Schiavone.

He hands the mic to Strickland, who talks about trauma bonding before addressing three men who have bad blood with him out here celebrating. In fact, he’s the man all three of them have something in common about. He addresses beating Bandido at Double Or Nothing, and his personal history with Brody King and how he last saw King laying in a pool of his own blood.

What’s really funny is how this all comes down to the last of these, addressing Adam Page. They were on the same page (pardon the pun), but while he’s gone Adam goes after the World Championship…and lost. He asks what Hangman’s legacy is gonna be now, is he gonna ride off into the sunset?

Page turns this around on Strickland, saying he’s one to talk about results. He’s seen Swerve do some crazy s–t this past year, but hasn’t had much to show for it. This confrontation is cut short by the arrival of The Demand and the Lethal Twist. Ricochet wants to know what Swerve is doing out here anyway, as this is official trios business. One, two, three, uno dos tres. He asks if Prince Nana is going to step back into the ring, as GOA would love to put him down for good.

He talks about what Swerve did to him a while back and how he abandoned GOA, but Ricochet saw their potential and that led all three of them to a run as World Trios Champions. He says if this was the NFL they’d have instant replay to show that Bishop Kaun’s shoulders weren’t down for the three count, saying they demand a rematch for their titles.

He tells Swerve to, uh, swerve his a– on out and get to stepping so they can finish their business, and Strickland reluctantly obliges…but before he leaves, Swerve says Brody may be doing a lot of barking but Ricochet is the one who’s a b—h.

This has Ricochet wanting to go after Strickland, but GOA hold him back as Swerve heads to the back. Page offers a rematch to The Demand right here and now, but Ricochet he wants to do this on their time before they leave…or, more appropriately, get to stepping.

Video: Willow Nightingale, Mercedes Mone

A video aired featuring Mercedes Mone attacking AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale backstage prior to the show.

TNT Championship
Chris Jericho vs. “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c)

We clear ringside out for our next match as Jericho makes his entrance, followed by Kevin Knight with Don Callis at ringside. He tells the champ to do this for him before leaving, and Knight goes after Jericho to get this match underway!

He sends Jericho to the ropes with some strikes, but Jericho fights back with some chops of his own before landing a brainbuster on The Jet. Jericho continues the fight before sending Knight to the ropes, where Kevin goes for a leg lariat…but Jericho manages to turn it round, forcing the champ to the corner.

He lands some punches on Kevin, followed by a hurricanrana that sends the champ to the mat. Knight gets to his feet but is quickly sent to the outside…where Jericho gets the drop on the champ! He hangs out with his old pal Paul Wight before continuing to go after Knight…who sends his challenger crashing into the barricade before we go to ad break!

Knight regains control as he sends Jericho to the mat. He goes for a Lionsault but takes a pair of knees from the Lionheart himself, who brings Kevin up for some more strikes and sends him to the ropes. Knight stops himself and sends the challenger to the ramp for a leaping lariat!

He continues to go after Jericho until the challenger sends him onto the ramp, only to be distracted with following Don Callis at ringside. Kevin gets back into the ring and leaps out for a dive, only for Jericho to intercept him. Knight sent back to the ring as Jericho goes for the Walls…but Knight counters for a nearfall!

Jericho counters for a two of his own before Knight tries to sneak a pin with his feet on the ropes, but the ref catches it. Kevin argues with the official about this, and that allows Jericho to try the same on him for a two count.

The champ turns it around, sending Jericho to the corner for some punches…but Jericho lands a powerbomb on him for a two count! He immediately goes for the Walls, but Don Callis climbs onto the apron. Jericho inexplicably comes stepping toward the ropes, likely distracted with keeping the hold on to notice Don pulling out a screwdriver…and jabs Jericho in the head with it!

Knight goes for the cover but it’s not enough to keep Jericho down. Knight goes up top for a UFO Splash, but drops onto a Codebreaker from the challenger. Don once again gets on the apron, distracting the ref as Kevin lands a low blow on Jericho followed by the Crash Landing for the win.

Winner: “The Jet” Kevin Knight via Pinfall to retain the TNT Championship.

Backstage: Death Riders

We head backstage to hear from the Death Riders. Claudio addresses not knowing who he faces in the next round, but says he doesn’t care because ultimately we are just fighting ourselves. Mox addresses how this tournament could go, saying his own run as champion could come to an end tonight. He asks if Perry is ready like he and the Death Riders are, talking about fortune before scrapping with Yuta as we go to commercial break.

Kris Statlander vs. Viva Van

Viva Van is already in the ring for our next match as Kris Statlander makes her entrance, and we get things underway!

Despite an early onslaught from Statlander, Viva gains control for a nearfall on the former Women’s World Champion. She hits another flurry of offense culminating in a moonsault on Stat for another two count, but Kris turns it back around for an inverted Wednesday Night Fever for the win!

Winner: Kris Statlander via Pinfall.

Mick Foley comes to the ring for a post-match interview (after shilling his new shirt and the fact Noelle is in the front row), with an announcement that next week on Dynamite there will be a four-way match for the TBS Championship as Maya World defends against Statlander, Persephone, and Hikaru Shida. Statlander addresses the other women in that match before Persephone and Hikaru Shida come out to confront Statlander.

Out come Thunder Rosa and Maya World for the save, and what a way to transition to our next match as we get things underway!

Persephone & Hikaru Shida vs. Maya World & Thunder Rosa

Maya and Persephone start things off, with Persephone taking control before tagging in Shida. She lays into the TBS Champion until Rosa gets a tag, looking to turn things around…but to no avail! Shida stays in control as she tags in Persephone, who mocks Rosa. Thunder sends Shida to the outside before laying into Persephone. She hits the ropes to fend off Shida on the outside, but this allows Persephone to blindside her.

She then sends Maya crashing into the guardrail, mocking the crowd as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Persephone steps on Rosa to stay in control. She props the Mexican National Champion against the ropes, distracting the ref as Shida lands a cheap shot. Tag made as the pair knock Maya away before looking for a double suplex on Rosa…who ends up laying them out instead!

Tag made to World, who gets the drop on both opponents. She lands a leaping back elbow on each of them before rolling up Shida. Persephone charges at her, and gets caught in a fall away slam by the TBS Champion who bridges for a nearfall on Shida! Shida back up, sending Maya to the outside but a blind tag is made to Rosa who goes into it with Hikaru.

Shida wins the exchange, landing a Falcon Arrow for a two count before World breaks it up. Maya fights off Persephone as well before getting an official tag, where she catches Shida with a stunner. Persephone grabs a hold of her, but Shida accidentally collides with her partner allowing Maya to land a bridging fall away slam for the win!

Winner: Maya World & Thunder Rosa via Pinfall.

The pair celebrate with Statlander joining them

Video: Darby Allin

We cut to some words from Darby Allin. He addresses those asking him about his world title run, saying he has no regrets as he admits to burning the candle at both ends. Kevin Knight has been doing the same with the run as TNT Champion, addressing his personal history with Knight and saying that if he beats him one more time at All In when falls count anywhere, he shows exactly the potential that Darby has known about him.

Backstage: Kazuchika Okada, Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher

Backstage, we hear from Kyle Fletcher. He’s had three title defenses in three countries, so number four will be in the United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium for All In. Don Callis says that he had a chat with Tony Khan about this match and learned that there is a former International Champion who hasn’t had a rematch.

Fletcher is annoyed realizing this means he’s facing Konosuke Takeshita, but Callis says that he isn’t the only one…as he will defend against Takeshita AND Kazuchika Okada, another former champ who hasn’t had a rematch. Fletcher is not thrilled about the added challenge, but Okada insists the only thing that matters is that the International Title stays in the Family.

Continental Challenge Cup Tournament First Round Match
Jungle Jack Perry vs. Jon Moxley

With that, we head to ringside for our main event! Out first is Jack Perry as the fans sing along with his theme. This is followed by the arrival of Mox through the crowd, with the fans cheering and even chanting his name as we get things underway!

The two lock up and trade offense until Mox gets Perry to the mat on a waistlock. Perry gets to his feet, forcing Mox to the ropes for a break. They lock up again, and this time Perry gets some shots in on the champ…who sends Perry to the ropes. Jack turns this around to send Mox to the outside. He goes to the ropes for a dive…but Jon intercepts with a forearm!

He sends Perry into the ring post before soaking in the crowd’s approval. He heads back into the ring as the ref begins the count. Perry gets to his feet using the barricade, and Mox breaks the count by following Perry. He sends Jack toward the barricade but is intercepted by the former Jungle Boy…only to be sent crashing to the timekeeper area by the champ as we go to break!

Both men are back in the ring now, with Mox landing a body slam on a busted open Perry for a nearfall. He goes after the face some more, digging into it with his knuckles as the ref tries to intervene. Mox backs off from that but gets right back into it with a knee strike…before digging into the face yet again!

Hammerlock of sorts on Perry, who gets to the ropes for a break. The champ brings Perry to his feet and then to the ropes, where he drops Jack with a shoulder tackle and lands another knee strike.

This time he takes Perry to the corner, running him down about wanting to be in the main event before sending him to the ropes…only for Jack to turn it around, sending the champ to the outside with a dropkick!

He hits the ropes for a dive, sending Mox into the barricade and then back into the ring. He goes for a moonsault and then the cover, but Mox kicks out and goes for a bulldog choke. Perry manages to escape but gets dropped hard to the mat, as Mox gets a two count. He attacks Jack again for another nearfall.

Mox lays in an onslaught of strikes on Perry, the ref checking if Jack can defend himself. When it seems that isn’t happening the ref calls for Mox to step back, checking on his opponent once more…but Perry isn’t ready to give up yet!

This riles up the champ as Perry gets to his feet, flipping Mox off. Mox lands some hard shots but Perry refuses to fall, and as he gets sent to the ropes he fires back with a lariat! Jack is back up and lands another on Jon, and goes for a piledriver…but Mox counters! Jack turns it into a sunset flip of sorts for a two count, before transitioning to a Snare Trap on the champ!

Mox struggles as he tries to break free of the hold. Jack starts to cinch it back in but Jon manages to counter out of it…and now he’s got Perry trapped in a bulldog choke! Perry fights to his feet, only to drop back down. The ref nearly calls for the bell but Jack actually tells him no…only to get caught in a tighter grip by the champ. Perry is out cold now, and the ref calls for the bell!

Winner: Jon Moxley via Pinfall.

We get an updated graphic on those advancing to the quarterfinals, with Mox celebrating as commentary hypes up the remaining first round matches for Collision as well as the TBS Title 4-Way Match for next Wednesday. Perry slowly gets to his feet and gets a handshake from the champ in a show of sportsmanship as Dynamite comes to a close.

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