AEW Dynamite Results – May 28, 2025 – Hangman Page to Speak, Mercedes Mone & “Timeless” Toni Storm Go Face-to-Face, Adam Cole vs. Kyle Fletcher

AEW Dynamite Results
May 28, 2025

May 28, 2025
El Paso, TX – El Paso County Coliseum
Commentary – Excalibur, Taz, and Ian Riccaboni
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Mixed Trios match – Death Riders & Gabe Kidd defeated Willow Nightingale, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, & Mark Briscoe via Bulldog Choke (referee stoppage)
  2. No DQ Tag Team match – Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford defeated Ann Jay & Harley Cameron via Doomsday Device (pinfall)
  3. Trios match – The Opps defeated The Frat House via Spinebuster (pinfall)
  4. TNT Championship – Adam Cole (c) defeated Kyle Fletcher via Disqualification
  5. AEW International Championship Qualifier match – Brody King defeated Josh Alexander via Gonzo Bomb (pinfall)

In-Ring: Hangman Adam Page, Swerve Strickland, Will Ospreay

The Sum 41 intro and opening pyro brings us to ringside to kick off Dynamite with Tony Schiavone welcoming to the ring the 2025 Men’s Owen Hart Cup winner, Hangman Adam Page! Page’s music hits to a nice pop from the crowd as the Hangman makes his way down the ramp, his Owen Hart Tournament belt around his waist as he enters the ring.

Tony gives Page his due for winning the tournament at Double Or Nothing, before handing the microphone over to Hangman. “You deserve it” chants from the crowd as Page says that triumph in life is fleeting. He talks about the past two–or, if he’s being honest, three–years of his life, he’s lost sight of that. It’s not about the win or the loss, it’s about what you do with it. This past Sunday, two men got into that ring knowing that one of them would lose…so thank you, Will Ospreay, for giving Page the fight of his life.

While one of us would have to taste defeat, one of us would have to taste victory…but the Hangman cannot relish it. He will not get to defend the championship around his waist, recognizing that next year there will be a new champion…so he returns this title to the people. He will always remember what it means to win the tournament, but he must now look forward to the AEW World Championship. It is the responsibility he has chased from the very moment he returned to the company, a title that has been hidden away in a briefcase.

The title is meant to be a shining light of what the letters AEW stand for, the spirit of competition. When he joined this company on the first day, he said that the people would be his boss, so he makes a promise…in seven weeks, he will become the new AEW World Champion at All In Texas!

Swerve Strickland’s music hits as he and Prince Nana make their way down to the ring, with a mic in Swerve’s hand. He gives some kudos but also has something to address, bringing up on the screen the promo the Young Bucks made about costing Swerve the World Title back at Dynasty in order to help Hangman out. Strickland talks about losing the same opportunity Page has at All In Texas, saying he conveniently has a clear path to the title off of his loss. He calls collusion on that, reminding Page of the promise he made to Swerve that he wouldn’t get involved…before telling Page to look him in the eye right now and tell him if he did this.

Page addresses what happened, saying he looked at Swerve and then at Mox, and for a moment he even thought about helping Strickland…but assures Swerve that if he wanted to cost him the title he would’ve done it, because he’s done it before. This leads to a more silent war of words between them as Will Ospreay makes his way out to a big pop.

Will looks at Page and then at Swerve, telling the latter he looks up to him like a big brother and hates to get involved in his business…but he’s wrong about Hangman. Ospreay talks about Page showing his respect at Double Or Nothing. He looked into Hangman’s eyes and saw that Adam cares about this place…the same feeling he got when he looked into Swerve’s eyes when he beat him last year. Look around, people are starting to believe in us again. He tells Swerve that it is not him…and it’s not Ospreay…but it’s Page.

He tries to talk about the three of them working together to get the title back, and this riles up Strickland as he tells Ospreay he’s crazy if he thinks Swerve will ever work with Page again. Swerve leaves the ring as Page confronts Ospreay saying he will do this without taking Strickland’s help, leaving the ring as Ospreay thinks about what just went down.

Video: Anarchy in the Arena Match Recap

Video Package: Anarchy in the Arena lived up to its name once again at Double Or Nothing!

Mixed Trios Match
Death Riders (Marina Shafir & Jon Moxley) & Gabe Kidd vs. Willow Nightingale, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, & Mark Briscoe

We cut outside the arena to see the Death Riders making their entrance, bringing us back to ringside as the group alongside Gabe Kidd make their way toward the ring itself. Out next is Willow Nightingale, followed quickly by Mike Bailey and Mark Briscoe before the trio head to the ring to get this match underway!

Briscoe and Kidd start things off trading strikes, before chaos ensues with all six competitors going at it! Bailey goes after Mox with some strikes into the barricade as Shafir takes a boot from Nightingale. Back in the ring, Briscoe takes control by dropping Kid on the second rope to force him to the outside. He gets a chair from Bailey and sets up for a triple jump dive to the delight of the crowd as we go to a full ad break on Max.

Back int he ring, Mox and Briscoe are the legal competitors and the World Champion is in control as he brings Mark to the corner for some strikes from Shafir before tagging Kidd in. Gabe lands some hard strikes of his own before Mox tags back in…but Briscoe starts fighting back, knocking Gabe away before tagging in Speedball!

Bailey climbs the turnbuckle and catches Mox by surprise with a missile dropkick, setting up for a flurry of offense into a running shooting star press for a nearfall. He takes Mox to the corner for a kick, before the champ fights back to set up for a suplex–no! Inside cradle for a nearfall, and then Bailey lands a thrust kick before Willow and Shafir tag in. They go at it until Marina gets sent hard to the mat and then to the corner for a lariat by Nightingale.

Willow lands a spinebuster and a high stack for a nearfall before Mox breaks it up, only for Briscoe to cut him off. Mox sends him out before going back after Nightingale, but this time it’s Bailey who keeps him at bay. Marina back on her feet, but not for long as Willow takes her down to the mat once more! Tag made to Bailey and Mox comes in as well, with the Speedball’s offense being cut off by Wheeler Yuta!

Gabe Kidd takes advantage of this by hoisting Bailey up, dropping him onto the timekeeper’s table as we go to another ad break on Max.

Back from break, Mox sends Bailey into the ropes before Gabe tags in to take advantage…but he only gets a nearfall for his troubles. Mox tags back in, looking to wear Speedball down even more but Bailey holds his own until the champ drops him for a tag back to Kidd. He mouths off at Willow, getting her riled up before going back to work on Speedball…but Bailey manages to fight back as we get a peek at Kris Statlander watching on from backstage. Tag made to Briscoe as Mox tries to get involved, only to be sent out of the ring by Mark before he slugs it out with Kidd.

Gabe takes Briscoe to the corner, biting at the head and landing some other strikes before Briscoe fights back with a suplex to send Kidd to the otuside. This leads to a big dive by Speedball onto Kidd and Mox, with Kidd being brought back into the ring. Shafir tries to intervene in the corner but she and Yuta are moved away, allowing Briscoe to land a Froggy Bow on Kidd for the cover…but Gabe kicks out!

Claudio Castagnoli tries to get involved now, but is cut off by Komander hitting a rope walk dive onto the Swiss Superman! Back in the ring, Mox makes a tag to lay out Briscoe with a Paradigm Shift followed by the bulldog choke! Shafir clutches Willow and Kidd keeps Bailey away as Briscoe ends up passing out, forcing the ref to call for the bell.

Winner: Death Riders & Gabe Kidd via Referee Stoppage.

The team celebrates the win in the ring amidst boos from the crowd.

Video: Hurt Syndicate

Video Package: Hurt Syndicate are thrilled after retaining the Tag Team Championship and MJF made a successful “debut” as their newest member. He looks forward to getting back his AEW World Title but with the Hurt Syndicate, it’s not personal…it’s just business!

Backstage: Penelope Ford, Megan Bayne

We get a quick word from Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford before they team up against Anna Jay and Harley Cameron in a No DQ tag match, and that is up next!

Backstage: Ricochet

Backstage, Ricochet talks about getting the lay of the land in AEW after Double Or Nothing. He sees all the factions here, and says Ricochet needs a crew of his own. Once he finds the perfect crew, he will show everyone why Ricochet is out of this world. Ha HA.

No DQ Tag Team Match
Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford vs. Anna Jay & Harley Cameron

We head back to ringside as Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford make their entrance, sporting matching gear and some neat shield-like weapons as they head down the ramp. Out next are Anna Jay and Harley Cameron, also matching up as they rush to the ring to go after Bayne and Ford as we get this match underway!

Ford sends Jay into the barricade as we see Cameron narrowly avoid Bayne’s charge in the corner. Jay gets after Ford in the ring leading to a double team pin before Megan breaks it up. Jay goes after Bayne with a weapon to no avail, leading to Anna and Cameron trying to wear the Megasus down…before she takes both women down hard! She sets up a chair in the ring, only to be sent face first into it by Harley into a dropkick by Anna for a two count before Ford breaks it up.

“We want tables” chant breaks out as Jay and Cameron continue to wear their opponents down…before obliging to the crowd’s demands, pulling a table out from underneath the ring as we go to a full ad break on Max.

Back from break, Bayne and Harley are going at it on the apron until Cameron slips through, positioning Megan for a powerbomb that connects after a chairshot from Anna…and that sends Bayne through the table on the outside! Back in the ring, Ford and Jay continue to go at it until both are down. On the outside, however, we see Bayne catch Cameron to send her into the ring steps…and this brings out the medic to check on a busted-open Cameron.

She shoves the doc away as she gets onto the apron, only to be knocked back down by Ford. Jay sets her up for a Gory Bomb onto a chair for the cover…but Megan breaks the pin up at the last second! Bayne hoists up Anna for a Fate’s Descent onto the chair and the cover…but Harley comes flying in to break that pin up!

She takes a lariat for her troubles by Bayne, but manages to kick out at two much to the chagrin of the Megasus. “Harley” chants from the crowd as Bayne tosses chairs around. Anna has left the ring and is being checked on…as Ford and Bayne set up for a Doomsday Device on Cameron for the win!

Winner: Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford via Pinfall.

The pair do a little more damage to Cameron before leaving the ring to celebrate.

Backstage: Mercedes Mone

We get a graphic reminding us that Merecedes Moné and Toni Storm will meet face to face, before going to the parking lot where the TBS Champion and 2025 Women’s Owen Hart Cup pulls up looking very happy with herself.

Trios Match
The Opps (Powerhouse Hobbs, Katsuyori Shibata, & Samoa Joe) vs. The Frat House (Cole Karter, Griff Garrison, & Preston Vance)

Back at ringside, The Opps make their way out to a nice pop from the crowd. Out next is The Frat House consisting of Preston Vance, Griff Garrison (“Who the F is Griff Garrison!?”), and Cole Karter. Jacked Jameson cuts a promo on El Paso before this match gets underway!

Joe has had enough, sending Jameson out of the ring before going after Vance while chaos breaks out at ringside. Tag made to Griff Garrison, but the same is made ot Shibata who lays in some hard chops on Garrison. Griff tries to fight back, but to no avail. Garrison manages to get a tag to Cole Karter as Powerhouse Hobbs tags in, taking the fight to Karter and sending him to the corner before landing a nasty looking lariat. Karter rolls out of the ring as Vance goes after Joe before Jameson tries to use a paddle board(!?) on the back of Hobbs.

This doesn’t bode well for him, and The Opps make short work of the Frat House before Hobbs gets the win for his team.

Winner: The Opps via Pinfall.

They celebrate up the ramp as we go to commercial break.

In-Ring: Jamie Hayter, Thelka

Back at ringside, Renee Paquette welcomes Jamie Hayter to the ring to address things after Double Or Nothing. She is asked if she’s had time to think about what happened on Sunday, but before she can answer the lights go out…before coming back on as Thekla makes her presence known by attacking Hayter in the ring! She takes Hayter out before staring the camera down, forcing Hayter to leave the ring as we cut away.

Video: Mistico

Video Package: A look at CMLL’s legendary luchdaor, Mistico!

TNT Championship
Kyle Fletcher vs. Adam Cole (c)

Kyle Fletcher makes his way out to ringside for our next match, as we get a look back at what happened at Double Or Nothing leading to Hiroshi Tanahashi appearing. As the challenger enters the ring, Adam Cole makes his way out with the TNT Championship as this match gets underway!

Fletcher goes on the attack early, sending the champ to the corner before the ref intervenes. Kyle mocks Cole, who goes on the attack himself before the challenger drops him to the mat. Fletcher blocks a side headlock takeover to send the champ to the ropes, sending Cole down hard…but Adam fights back for some forearm strikes. Fletcher fights back with a body slam, but when Cole gets back to his feet he lands a big kick on the challenger before sending Fletcher to the corner for some stomps.

Kyle gets sent to the corner where he avoids one kick by Cole, only to take one to the face sending him to the floor outside! RPG Vice try to get involved but are sent away by Paragon, allowing Cole a chance to go after the challenger…who takes Cole out with a powerbomb onto the apron, taking control of the match as we go to an ad break on Max!

Back from break, Kyle has Cole in the ring as he continues to go after the champion’s arm…until Cole takes him out with a superkick! Both men back on their feet as they trade strikes, with Adam getting some offense in on the Protostar. He takes Fletcher down for a cover, but Fletcher manages to kick out at two.

Cole heads to the corner, but Fletcher counters out of a Panama Sunrise for a two count of his own. Half and half suplex by Cole, before catching the challenger with a Panama Sunrise that connects this time. He’s ready for the Boom, but is cut off by Josh Alexander as the ref calls for the bell!

Winner: Adam Cole via Disqualification to retain the AEW TNT Championship.

Alexander and Fletcher begin a beatdown on the champion, until Brody King makes his way down with a chair for the save. He forces Alexander and Fletcher to the outside as we are reminded that King and Josh face off, and it seems that match will happen next as we go to commercial break!

AEW International Championship Qualifier Match
Josh Alexander vs. Brody King

Back at ringside, security has cleared out extraneous bodies from the area allowing this match to get underway!

The winner of this match will advance to the four-way match at Fyter Fest for the title, as the two men trade heavy strikes in the ring. King leaves to grab a shirt that he blots Josh in the face with before beating the man’s chest with forearm strikes. Josh is stood against the ring post as Brody goes for a chop, but Alexander dodges it and goes after the hand.

Josh brings King to the apron before rolling into the ring to break the ref’s count, and then brings Brody to the barricade…before King fights back with a thunderous chop that forces him to the floor! Josh does his best to avoid King by getting back into the ring, but Brody keeps on the attack until Alexander slips out of the ring for a breather. He then blocks a dive from King before connecting with a DDT sending Brody’s head onto the apron, followed by a chop to the chest and a body block sending King to the floor outside.

Josh breaks the ref’s count again before going after Brody on the barricade, before sending him into the ring steps for added damage as we go to another ad break on Max!

Back from break, Alexander has Brody back in the ring with an armbar before King gets to his feet, sending Josh down with a German suplex. Josh gets back to his feet, only to be taken down with a lariat by King! Both men are down as the ref begins the standing ten count, but they manage to get back up as King sets Alexander up in the corner after ripping off the turnbuckle pad. Josh strikes back, catching King’s arm on the exposed turnbuckle. He goes for a suplex on the apron, but Brody fights him off…only for Alexander to connect with a German suplex sending King onto the hardest part of the ring!

Alexander props Brody up on the chair, but King fights back to charge at Josh instead! He brings Josh back into the ring, where Alexander heads to the corner and dodges a cannonball by the big man. Josh grabs the leg of Brody for an ankle lock, but King kicks him away to break free…only to be dropped to the mat!

Alexander sets him up for a bridging German suplex, but only gets a two count. Josh has some blood on him as he climbs up for an aerial assault…but King cuts him off with the knees, landing a lariat and a ganso bomb to pick up the win!

Winner: Brody King via Pinfall.

King favoring his right arm as he asks the ref to raise the left to signal the victory, leaving the ring for high fives as Alexander remains in the ring.

Backstage: Kyle Fletcher, Adam Cole

Backstage, Kyle Fletcher expresses his frustration with the inteference leading to him losing his shot at the TNT Championship…before the champ himself goes after the Protostar! Security breaks it up as Cole tells Fletcher he’s a dead man.

In-Ring: Mercedes Mone, “Timeless” Toni Storm

Back at ringside, Mercedes Moné makes her way to the ring showing off her collection of titles, including the one she earned by winning the 2025 Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament. We get a look at the Owen Hart Cup trophy as the CEO addresses El Paso.

She talks about legends like Owen Hart and her inspiration, Eddie Guerrero (getting a pop for El Paso’s own)…and how they don’t compare to the CEO. Moné is quickly cut off by the arrival of the Women’s World Champion as “Timeless” Toni Storm makes her way to the ring to a pop from the crowd.

Storm has a mic in her hand as she lays the title down on the mat, with Mercedes saying the fans are tired of “the black and white” and want a champion full of color. Toni says hello, saying she’s been waiting a long time to meet Mercedes. She addresses Moné debuting on a show named after her, making history and staying undefeated. The two of them have “never met or talked,” saying Moné has claimed this is the match she wants most…so what took so long? Mercedes says patience, darling, claiming she’s the Beyoncé of women’s wrestling so she has been waiting for a reason.

Storm responds by saying she is the Toni Storm of professional wrestling. Moné then says that Storm has changed from the shy woman she met ten years ago…but so has Mercedes. She is no longer the Boss, she is the CEO. Moné talks about the greatest match of all time that awaits them both at All In Texas.

Toni addresses their similar paths and how AEW allowed them to be who they really are, but notes the biggest difference between them…Moné wants all the titles, but Toni only needs one. So, if Mercedes wants to ride the money train into the Toni tunnel, she had better hope it can go deep enough. She then calls Mercedes one of the greatest of all time…but unfortunately for her, Toni Storm happens to be TIMELESS.

Moné says Toni may call herself timeless, but her time is about to be up. See you at All In. Storm expresses the same, and they drop their microphones before Mercedes extends a hand to the champion. Storm kisses it, but the Owen Hart Cup winner pulls her in for a Money Maker! Storm counters, looking for a Storm Zero before Moné rolls out of the ring to retreat up the ramp. Storm poses with the Women’s World Title in the ring to poke at Mercedes, who runs her mouth off at the champ as Dynamite comes to a close.

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