AEW Dynamite Grand Slam France Results – Oct. 6, 2026 – AEW’s Debut Show in France, Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada

AEW Dynamite Results
Oct 6, 2026

October 6, 2026
Paris, France – Adidas Arena
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. ROH World Championship – Bandido (c) defeated Kofi via 21-Plex (pinfall)
  2. AEW World Championship Clockwork Carnage Qualifier match – Samoa Joe defeated Jungle Jack Perry via Muscle Buster (pinfall)
  3. Davis & Doyle defeated Death Riders via Hanging Piledriver (pinfall)
  4. AEW TNT Championship – Darby Allin (c) defeated Kyle Fletcher via Coffin Drop (pinfall)
  5. AEW Women’s World Championship – Mercedes Mone (c) defeated Queen Aminata via Money Maker (pinfall)
  6. AEW World Championship – Will Ospreay (c) defeated Kazuchika Okada via Hidden Blade (pinfall)

ROH World Championship
Kofi vs. Bandido (c)

Commentary hypes up the lineup for tonight, and we head to ringside for our opening contest! Out first is Kofi, accompanied by New Level teammate Austin Creed to the ring. This is followed by the arrival of the ROH World Champion himself, as Bandido is accompanied by Brody King. With that, we get underway!

Code of Honor upheld as the crowd chants for Kofi. The two men lock up amidst “New Level” chants, and Kofi wrenches the arm of the champion who counters out. This ends in Bandido breaking free and having a little dance, and the crowd chants his name as he locks up with Kofi. This time it’s Bandido in control, until the challenger breaks free for a dance of his own amid dueling chants.

Kofi is sent to the ropes, but he turns things around. Bandido goes for a monkey flip but Kofi lands on his feet, going for a flip of his own but the champ lands on his feet as well. Bandido trips up Kofi and gets a nearfall, before Kofi sends him to the oustide with a dropkick. He hits the ropes but stops himself as Bandido walks away…only to get the champ with a dive over the ropes on the other side!

Kofi goes up top for a cross body, but gets caught by the champ in mid-air as Bandido holds him steady for a delayed vertical suplex. With both men down, Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana make their way to ringside. They’re quickly followed by the arrival of Hangman Adam Page, leading to a bit of tension as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Kofi catches the champ with a scissor kick. He keeps up the attack with a dropkick when Bandido gets up, before being sent to the corner…where he catches the champ with a kick. Splash and a cover gets Kofi a two count.

Kofi takes Bandido back down, setting him up for a leg drop with extra oomph. T.I.P. misses as Bandido dodges, but is sent to the corner…where he fights back with a tornillo for a nearfall! Kofi fights back as he hoists the champ back up, dropping him down hard for a two count. They trade offense until Bandido catches him with a pop-up knee strike…but down goes the champ as Kofi sends him to the canvas in response.

Bandido sent to the corner, but he fights off the challenger with some kicks…only for Kofi to send him to the turnbuckle with a suplex. Kofi is slow to get up but climbs the turnbuckle, landing a splash on the back of Bandido to drive him back down for a two count.

Bandido fights back once more, taking him down for a cover…but Kofi gets his foot on the bottom rope to break it up. The champ looks for an X-Knee but Kofi reverses for another nearfall, and outside the ring Page and Strickland start getting into it before Brody and Austin hold them back…but in the midst of this Bandido sends Kofi to the ropes for a “.5 Plex” to pick up the win!

Winner: Bandido via Pinfall to retain the ROH World Championship.

Video: Clockwork Carnage Match Rules

We quickly go to a video package running down the rules of the Clockwork Carnage match for the AEW World Championship set for WrestleDream. Tonight will see either Samoa Joe or Jack Perry qualify for the match, and Will Ospreay defends his World Title against Kazuchika Okada to see who goes into WrestleDream as the champion.

Video: Will Ospreay, “Speedball” Mike Bailey

From there, we head backstage where Ospreay admits he needs to beat Okada not only to prove himself but to make sure he goes into the match he came up with, referring to it as a combination of the Casino Gauntlet and an Iron Man Match. Speedball tells him (first in French and then in English) that he’d like to get it, and at Collision he has a chance to earn that shot when he faces Lee Moriarty. He wishes Ospreay luck and with that we go to commercial. Up next is Samoa Joe taking on Jack Perry!

AEW World Championship Clockwork Carnage Qualifier Match
Samoa Joe vs. Jungle Jack Perry

We head to ringside for our next match as Samoa Joe makes his entrance. We get an inset promo where he talks down Perry before the former Jungle Boy makes his way to the ring to get this match underway!

Perry charges at Joe, who launches him up before letting him slam to the mat. Perry in the corner as Joe charges at him this time, but Jack gets out of the way and lays in a couple chops to no real effect. Perry keeps on the attack, sending him to a different corner for some kicks. Joe turns things around as he sends Jack to the ropes, but Perry sends him off his feet with a clothesline!

Joe sent to the corner as Perry continues the attack, but as he charges at Joe once more he gets caught with a uranage slam to the mat. The fight spills to the outside, where Joe takes control with some chops. He sends Perry over the barricade into the crowd, walking away for a breather before returning to bring him back to ringside with a suplex to the floor. Joe sends Perry to the ring, entering close behind for a chop to the back followed by a kick…and finishes up with an elbow drop for good measure as we go to break!

Joe remains in control to the delight of the crowd. Perry gets back to his feet only to be chopped down, and Joe does it again…and again…and then follows up with some lefts and rights. Joe hits the ropes but walks into a thrust kick by Perry, who takes Joe to the corner.

Crowd singing Perry’s theme as he lands some punches on Joe in the corner. He then uses his boot to send Joe’s head into the turnbuckle repeatedly…but Joe takes him down hard in response. Perry with a kick to keep Joe down, but Joe blocks a piledriver…only for Perry to land a sunset flip of sorts for a two count. He quickly goes for a snare trap, but Joe gets to the ropes to force a break.

The fight spills to the outside once more, with Joe taking Perry down hard. He appears to check on Perry for just a moment before getting back into the ring as the ref begins the count…and Perry narrowly gets to the apron after the count of nine! Joe and Perry fight it out in the corner until Joe cinches in a Coquina Clutch…but Perry bridges up and over to get Joe’s shoulders down for a two count.

Perry tries to keep things up but gets sent to the corner once more, and Joe connects with a muscle buster for the win to qualify for the Clockwork Carnage match.

Winner: Samoa Joe via Pinfall.

Joe celebrates his victory.

Video: Kazuchika Okada

We cut to a vignette from Kazuchika Okada, standing in front of one of the fine monuments of Paris as he addresses Will Ospreay and the World Title match tonight. He gives us a little bit of French before talking about making history when he becomes World Champion.

Death Riders (Jon Moxley & Gabe Kidd) vs. Davis & Doyle (Mark Davis & Jake Doyle)

we head back to ringside, as Jon Moxley and Gabe Kidd make their entrance for our next match. Mark Davis and Jake Doyle make their way out next, and we get this tag match underway!

We start things off with Kidd and Doyle, who quickly takes Gabe down hard before Mox ends up tagging in. They go at it for a bit with Mox taking conttrol before tagging in Kidd, who sends Jake to the corner. Doyle catches him with a back elbow, but Gabe manages to fight back until Davis comes in. This brings out Moxley as well as all four men go at it, with Mox sending Mark to the outside for a dive. This is stopped, but Mox and Davis double down with a clothesline on the outside.

Back in the ring, Kidd and Doyle continue to go at it until Jake manages to take Gabe to the mat hard with a clothesline before we go to break.

Mox maintains control as we come back, going for a bulldog choke before Doyle manages to break free. In comes Davis to level Mox, going after Kidd on the outside as Doyle drops Mox for a nearfall. Davis returns to his corner for a tag, and goes for a pendulum piledriver before Mox breaks free. He gets the tag to Kidd as Doyle tries to stop him to no avail. Kidd and Davis go at it with Kidd landing a pair of lariats, only for Davis to fight back with an enziguri. Gabe manages to fight back with another lariat and a cover for two, and a nearfall after that is stopped by Doyle breaking up the pin.

Doyle looks for a powerbomb until Mox comes in with a rear choke, pulling Doyle out of the ring. Davis with a back drop, but Kidd pops back up. Davis does the same before landing a lariat, followed by the piledriver for the win!

Winner: Davis & Doyle via Pinfall.

The pair celebrate as we get a graphic confirming that Mark Davis will challenge Jon Moxley for the Continental Championship at WrestleDream.

Video: Nick Wayne, Chris Jericho

We go to a video package hyping up Nick Wayne vs. Chris Jericho, which we find out will take place at the Grand Slam France edition of Collision.

AEW TNT Championship
Kyle Fletcher vs. Darby Allin (c)

Back at ringside, Kyle Fletcher makes his entrance for our next match. He challenges for the TNT Championship and the champion Darby Allin makes his way out to get this match underway!

The match doesn’t take long to spill to the outside, where the two go at it until Kyle sends Darby into the guardrail. Darby fights back with a bite before climbing the nearest turnbuckle, leaping off at Fletcher to send both men crashing over the barricade and a table at the timekeeper area. Ref begins the count as Darby manages to get back in, and before Kyle to get back in he is met with a dive by Darby. Challenger with the control as he brings Darby onto the announce table.

He looks for a brainbuster but Darby breaks free, and he looks for a Code Red…only to be flipped up and over by Fletcher, sending the champ face first onto the French announce table! Fletcher eventually brings him back into the ring as he looks to continue the damage, but Darby catches him with a front guillotine.

Kyle finds a way to break free, slamming him down twice to the mat before mocking the crowd as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Fletcher blocks a Scorpion Death Drop to send Darby to the corner. The champ follows through to send Kyle to the mat, but the challenger’s pulled off the turnbuckle cover in the process. Both men fight to their feet until Fletcher drops the champ…only for Darby to counter a brainbuster with a cradle for a nearfall. Michinoku Driver by the challenger only gets him a two count.

The fight makes its way to the corner, where Darby manages to catch Fletcher with a Code Red…and then one in the middle of the ring for a nearfall. Fletcher is on the apron as Darby goes for a Coffin Drop from the top…only for the challenger to roll out of the way! He sends Darby to the corner for a boot followed by the sheer drop brainbuster, but that only gets a two count when Darby kicks out.

He stays on the attack, mocking the crowd before landing a half and half suplex on the champ. Darby crawls to the corner, where Kyle intercepts him. Darby starts to fight back but is rocked to the corner with a heavy forearm by the challenger. Over in the corner, Kyle scouts the exposed turnbuckle and hoists the champ up for a brainbuster right on it! Darby drops to the outside, but so does Kyle due to the impact on his knee. He brings Darby back into the ring for a cover, but Darby kicks out once again.

This riles up the challenger as he lays in some more shots on Darby. He goes for a powerbomb but Darby escapes, sending Kyle into the exposed turnbuckle before rolling him over for a Scorpion Deathlock! Kyle crawls toward the ropes, managing to force a break…but Darby gets on the turnbuckle for a Coffin Drop twice over to pick up the win and retain!

Winner: Darby Allin via Pinfall to retain the AEW TNT Championship.

Darby celebrates the win.

Video: The Dogs, The Young Bucks

We get some words from The Dogs and the Young Bucks, ahead of their World Tag Team Championship match at Grand Slam France Collision!

Backstage: Queen Aminata

We go backstage for some words from Queen Aminata, and then to ringside as she makes her entrance for our next match. Mercedes Moné makes her entrance and this title match is underway!

AEW Women’s World Championship
Queen Aminata vs. Mercedes Mone (c)

Aminata is on the attack from the outset, but the CEO manages to fight back sending the Queen to the corner. This ends up with Aminata regaining control, looking for the Chocolate Kisses before the champ manages to break free. She lays in some more shots on her challenger, but a slip allows Aminata to take her to the mat for Chocolate Kisses! Moné manages to break free fairly quick, complaining about her face before being sent to the outside with a dropkick as we go to ad break.

Aminata still in control as she and Moné are back in the ring, where the Queen picks up a nearfall. She hits a suplex sending the CEO to the corner, but Mercedes dodges a hip attack. Moné gets a cover for a two count, before the challenger rolls her up for a two as well. The champ fights back with a suplex, going for Three Amigos before the Queen fights back with a neckbreaker for a nearfall.

Dueling chants for both women as Moné takes out the Queen with a sunset flip bomb into the corner…but Aminata dodges her for a face wash in the corner, followed by a diving foot stomp. Cover by the challenger, but it’s only good for two. Aminata sends the champ into the ropes for a running knee that sends Moné to the floor, and then brings her back into the ring…only for Mercedes to roll out the other side.

She catches the Queen by surprise, sending her into the announce table before setting up a chair to seat Aminata on. She charges toward the challenger, who gets out of the way just in time for Mercedes to run face first into the chair instead! Aminata sets her up on the chair now, and lands a dropkick from the apron to send Mercedes to the floor. She brings the champ back into the ring, going up top for a stomp but the champ dodges it…landing a lungblower on the challenger before hitting the Money Maker for the win!

Winner: Mercedes Mone via Pinfall to retain the AEW Women’s World Championship.

No time for celebration as Thekla’s music hits, and the Toxic Spider makes a beeline for the ring to run the champ out. Moné demands her title back from the woman who will challenge her at WrestleDream

Video: Swerve Strickland, The New Level, The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

We go to a vignette focused on the issues between Hangman Adam Page and Swerve Strickland with how that impacts their respective trios.

Backstage: Swerve Strickland, The New Level, Prince Nana

The champs issue a challenge to Page and Brodido to settle things with a Two Out of Three Falls match for the titles at WrestleDream.

AEW World Championship
Kazuchika Okada vs. Will Ospreay (c)

We head to ringside for our main event, as Kazuchika Okada makes his entrance first accompanied by Don Callis. Out comes Will Ospreay, big pop from the crowd as we get this World Title match underway!

Slow start as we get a feeling out process between both men. Ospreay catches Okada in a headscissors, but the challenger breaks free. Okada takes a breather on the outside as the crowd chants for Ospreay, and he seems to have had enough as he starts to walk toward the ramp. Don Callis follows him as we see Okada mocking the fans before returning to the ring.

He takes the champ to the ropes before mocking the fans again, and we get back into it with Ospreay evading the offense of Okada, forcing the challenger to stop himself at the ropes. Test of strength goes awry as Opsreay breaks free to hit the ropes, sending Okada to the outside before landing a corkscrew dive to send him to the floor. Okada is then brought back to the ring by the champ, who follows with a scoop slam and a knee drop for two. He sends Okada to the corner, but the challenger ends up kicking Ospreay in the knee before sending him to the outside as we go to ad break.

Both men are back in the ring as Ospreay catches the Rainmaker with a kick off the ropes. He keeps Okada off his feet before taking him out with a cross body off the top for two. Ospreay back on his feet as he goes for a double underhook. Crowd singing a chant for Ospreay as he charges at Okada in the corner instead, but the challenger connects with a neckbreaker across his knee.

Scoop slam by Okada, who follows with an elbow drop before flipping off the crowd. Ospreay stops a Rainmaker lariat to send Okada to the corner, but he takes a boot instead. Ospreay with an enziguri and he sends Okada to the mat, only to be caught with a dropkick by Okada…but the champ rolls him up for a nearfall instead! Both men back on their feet as they trade strikes.

Ospreay wins out with a kick sending Okada to the apron, where he drops Okada with an Oscutter sending him to the floor. Okada slowly stirs as the ref begins the count, managing to get back in just in time. He goes for a Rainmaker lariat but has to be content with blocking an Oscutter with a dropkick, followed by a Rainmaker lariat…but Ospreay manages to kick out at two!

Okada manages to get back up, but the champ dodges a Rainmaker lariat for one of his own…but it only gets a one count. Okada back up, but the champ fires off some shots setting up for a Styles Clash that gets a nearfall. Okada back on his feet and he lands two Rainmaker lariats, only to take a back elbow from Ospreay on the third. This allows Ospreay to head to the corner for a Hidden Blade, but that gets a two.

Champ picks up his challenger for a Storm Breaker, but that only gets a nearfall as well. Ospreay back in the corner, and he levels the Rainmaker with one more Hidden Blade to pick up the win!

Winner: Will Ospreay via Pinfall to retain the AEW World Championship.

Bailey comes to the ring to celebrate with Ospreay as he celebrates his win. We get a graphic reminding us of the Clockwork Carnage match at WrestleDream, and we take a look at what’s going down on Collision as Samoa Joe appears on the ramp, staring down the champ as the Grand Slam France edition of Dynamite comes to a close.

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