AEW Dynamite Results – June 3, 2026 – Mystery Wild Card vs. Alex Windsor, MJF vs. RUSH

AEW Dynamite Results
Jun 3, 2026

June 3, 2026
Philadelphia, PA – Siegel Center
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Taz
Results via Roy Nemer of WrestleView.com and Ryan Howard of F4WOnline.com

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW World Championship No Count Outs match – MJF (c) defeated RUSH via Hammerlock Crossface (referee stoppage)
  2. Mark Briscoe defeated “Blackheart” Lio Rush via Cut-Throat Driver (pinfall)
  3. Andrade El Idolo defeated DK Vandu via The DM (pinfall)
  4. TNT Championship – Kevin Knight (c) defeated “Speedball” Mike Bailey via Rock Bottom (pinfall)
  5. 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Quarterfinal Round match – Mercedes Mone defeated Alex Windsor via Statement Maker (submission)
  6. 2026 Men’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Semifinal Round match – Will Ospreay defeated Mark Davis via Death Ground (submission)

Video: RUSH, MJF

AEW Dynamite kicks off with with a clip from earlier in the day. Renee Paquette backstage with Rush. He tells her that after winning his matches, after winning more than three years, he finally gets his shot for the AEW World title and he would die in the ring if that’s what it takes. He says this is for his people, for his family and for his pride. He says he will take the AEW World title because when you mess with the bull but as he is talking, in comes MJF. He slaps him in the face and he tells Rush if he is the bull but Rush hits him with right hands. AEW security break it up.

Backstage: RUSH, Andrade El Idolo

Renee Paquette says the match tonight is a no count out. In comes Andrade El Idolo. HE tells Rush that tonight, he has to do it for his family, for the raza and for anyone who says that they can’t be World Champion. He tells Rush to show everyone who Rush is because if you mess with the bull. Andrade walks away.

AEW World Championship No Count Outs Match
RUSH vs. MJF (c)

MJF comes out dressed as a matador. The bell rings and we are under way. Rush with right hands but MJF with right hands. MJF with a poke to the eyes and he runs to the ropes but Rush with an overhead belly to belly. MJF rolls to the outside and Rush with a splash over the top rope. Rush throws MJF into the barricade and he begins to choke MJF with a cable wire. The referee breaks it up. Rush runs towards MJF but MJF with a drop toe hold and Rush falls onto a steel chair. MJF places him on a chair and he lands a running boot to the face. MJF runs towards Rush but Rush with a back body drop and MJF goes over the barricade and onto the time keeper’s table.

Rush throws MJF back into the ring and Rush gets back in the ring. Rush removes the top turnbuckle pad. Rush goes for a running knee but MJF rolls onto the ring apron. Rush grabs MJF and throws him back into the ring. Rush grabs MJF to throw him into the top turnbuckle but the referee stops him. MJF pushes the referee and he slams him face first into the top turnbuckle. Rush is busted open and he is bleeding. MJF with a side head lock. He throws Rush to the ropes and MJF with a spinebuster. MJF grabs Rush to slam him into the top turnbuckle but the referee stops him. Rush slams him face first into the top turnbuckle. Rush with a splash in the corner. He throws MJF to the ropes and Rush with a release German suplex. He goes for the cover but MJF kicks out. Rush climbs the top rope and he lands a drop kick onto MJF. He goes for the cover but MJF kicks out. MJF to the ropes but MJF with a back breaker power bomb. He goes for the cover but Rush kicks out. MJF throws Rush onto the ring apron. MJF goes for the Heat Seeker but Rush gets out of it. Rush with a headbutt. Rush gets MJF on the ring apron and he piledrives him.

Back from commercial, MJF with the hammerlock and Rush passes out from the pain.

Winner: MJF via Referee Stoppage to retain the AEW World Championship.

Mark Briscoe comes out after the match to attack MJF but MJF leaves the ring and out come The Conglomeration.

Mark Briscoe vs. “Blackheart” Lio Rush

Briscoe remained in the ring, as earlier today there was a promo backstage with Rush interrupting The Conglomeration, leading to this match. Rush made his entrance as The Conglomeration boys were heading to the back and didn’t move a muscle, a smart strategy Cassidy had last week, as Red Light, Green Light apparently works with the Blackheart.

Bell sounded and Rush whispered something to Briscoe, who hit with early Redneck Kung-Fu, sending Rush spilling outside. Both brawl on the apron, as Briscoe let out a Bang! Bang! only to get his fingers bit, as Rush galloped around ringside after Briscoe. Back inside, Briscoe hit a baseball slide and Blockbuster from the apron. A fan had a sign that said “throw him here” and Briscoe obliged, slamming Rush onto it. Back inside, Rush’s speed put him in control, leading to a low Tope, rolled through a Frog Splash, as Rush teased Redneck Kung-Fu of his own, resulting in a bounce back stunner. Both start slugging it out and screaming at one another, as Briscoe unleashed the palm strikes, flying forearm and Exploder. Iconoclasm connects for two, as Briscoe took Rush’s head off with a lariat, but Rush fought off a Jay Driller into a jackknife cover for two. Kip-up corkscrew enzugiri led to another attempted bounce back stunner, only Briscoe was ready to swat Rush out of mid-air and deliver a Cutthroat Driver for the win.

Winner: Mark Briscoe via Pinfall.

Post-match, Briscoe took the mic and talked about January 2023, when his brother, his tag team partner for 20+ years, in the blink of an eye, gone. One day later, Mark’s birthday, one week later, Jay’s birthday, but instead of celebrating together, Mark found himself making his debut in AEW, alone. Briscoe told MJF he could only imagine the whirlwind of emotions and rage that he has to bury deep inside him. AEW saved his life, this was his therapy, but still deep down to his core, couldn’t find joy, until he found The Conglomeration, making his heart full once again.  Then, he crossed paths with MJF, week by week, with every bullsh*t sentence that came out of MJF’s mouth, that rage came back, as he’s never felt the hatred MJF has made him feel. You know what happened when he finally got his hands on MJF, he pinned him, causing MJF to go away, which felt go, it let Briscoe’s mind at ease. Sure enough, MJF popped back up and the rage returned, only difference is MJF has something he wants, the AEW World Title. MJF bitches, whines, complains until he gets what he wants, while Briscoe is a grinder, who doesn’t complain, only does his job. He’s calling out MJF, his manhood, Max says he’s the best, prove it. Briscoe feels these demons on him, how appropriate, Devil, ain’t that cute. Big Hebrew, it says Child of God on Briscoe’s chest and demands a title shot, calling MJF a moist ass b*tch.

Video: Kevin Knight, “Speedball” Mike Bailey

Video package of Kevin Knight’s heel turn and the fallout of JetSpeed last week was shown ahead of their TNT Title match tonight

Ringside: Triangle of Madness

Triangle of Madness interrupt Excalibur running down the card for next week, they come from the crowd, as Thekla talks about challenging any girl from Stardom, the company she was thrown out of. Thekla admits she did get fired from Japan, so they have to do this all over again, as they all have jobs to do, Skye Blue has to win the Owen Hart Tournament, Julia Hart has to get her TBS Title back, while Thekla’s sights are set on Forbidden Door. Blue & Hart bring out a ladder, as Thekla isn’t declaring war on Stardom, she’s declaring death to Stardom. If that message wasn’t clear enough, Thekla climbs the ladder on the stage and spits on the Stardom name on the Tron, something Excalibur has to apologize for.

Backstage: Death Riders, Will Ospreay

Will Ospreay is backstage with Death Riders, as Daniel Garcia is bringing up what Mark Davis did to him last time, as Jon Moxley walks in and asks what Garcia is doing, Garcia said my bad. Moxley said this Ospreay is indestructible, Don Callis is going to have to run down Ospreay with an 18-wheeler to stop him, as Moxley doesn’t like all these groups in AEW. Ospreay’s job is to beat Mark Davis, don’t worry about anything else, Moxley will take care of it. Ospreay questioned it initially, but Moxley said he’s serious, he’s not blowing smoke up anyone’s ass. He’s starting to see it in Ospreay, who thanks them, as the Death Riders leave.

Andrade El Idolo vs. DK Vandu

Andrade opted to take his traditional selfie with a female fan ringside prior to this one instead of mid-match. Vandu was able to hook a leg and waist lock, but ate a brutal back elbow, spinning back elbow and DM to give Andrade the quick win

Winner: Andrade El Idolo via Pinfall.

Post-match, Andrade said in the post-match, since MJF has the World Title, he really wants it. He knows MJF has beaten Rush, but does MJF think he can beat The Real Latino Man? How You Know?

In-Ring: Andrade El Idolo, Don Callis, Jake Doyle, Kevin Knight

Don Callis walked out with Jake Doyle, told Andrade great job, but has something very important to say. He introduces the newest member of the Don Callis Family, The Jet Kevin Knight, said with so much enthusiasm that Callis lost his teeth in the process. Knight came out, hugged Callis, as Andrade looked clearly annoyed at this. This leads to our next title match of the evening.

TNT Championship
“Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Kevin Knight (c)

The bell rings and we are under way. Bailey goes after Knight but Knight goes to the outside of the ring. Bailey chases Knight but Knight throws him into the ring steps. He throws Bailey back into the ring and Knight with a drop kick.

Back from commercial, Knight with a clothesline. He goes for the cover but Bailey kicks out. Knight with a right hand but Bailey with a big kick. Knight to the ropes and Bailey with a spinning kick to the face. Knight rolls onto the ring apron and Bailey with a big kick to the face and Knight falls to the outside of the ring. Bailey jumps onto the top rope but Knight jumps up and he hits Bailey down onto the ring apron to the outside of the ring.

Knight throws Bailey back into the ring. He grabs Bailey but Bailey rolls him but Knight kicks out. Bailey with a knee to the face. He goes for the cover but Knight kicks out. Bailey with a spinning kick to the face. Bailey gets on the second rope but Knight gets up and he lands a hurricanrana. Knight with a spinning back breaker. He goes for the cover but Bailey kicks out. Knight gets on the ring apron, he goes for a springboard clothesline but Bailey grabs him. Bailey rolls him up but Knight kicks out. Bailey with a kick to the face. Bailey places Knight on the top rope and he lands a kick to the side of the head. Bailey gets on the second rope. Out comes Doyle who distracts the referee. Don Callis trips Bailey up and Knight slams Bailey down onto the mat. Knight with a spinning slam. He goes for the cover and gets the pin.

Winner: Kevin Knight via Pinfall to retain the TNT Championship.

Don Callis, Doyle and Kevin Knight are in the ring after the match. Knight tells MJF that he wants the AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

Backstage: The Dogs, The Young Bucks

Renee Paquette is backstage with The Dogs, who mock their new 5-second pose with a new shirt, 5-second brews and 5-second kazoos. The Young Bucks walk in and ask who let the dogs out? They know The Dogs are the new guys and want to make an impression, they noticed and said they question if the Tag Team Titles should go to the worst leader of Bullet Club and Temu Hangman? Matt said they can wrestle tonight to determine who’s next in line, but Finlay said the #1 contenders will wrestle when they feel like it.

Backstage: MJF

Back from commercial and MJF is in an ice bath. In comes Renee Paquette. MJF says they all want an opportunity for his title. He says that is the most important, prestigious title in all of wrestling. He says he is not shocked that Mark Briscoe wants a shot but he already told him. No match for him. He says the world title is for top guys, for guys like MJF that are generational talents. He says his word is bond, his word is the law and no one in the company can trump him. He says for the final time, to stop asking because it isn’t happening.

2026 Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Quarterfinal Round Match
Mercedes Mone vs. Alex Windsor

Alex Windsor is in the ring and out comes Mercedes Mone for their match. The bell rings and we are under way. Mone with an arm bar but Alex gets out of it. Alex with an arm drag take down.

Mone grabs Alex and gets on the second rope. Alex with right hands and she goes for a suplex but Mone with right hands. Mone with the meteora. She goes for the cover but Alex kicks out. Mone with a sunset flip into the corner. She goes for the double knees in the corner but Alex moves out of the way. Alex goes for the cover but Mone moves out of the way. Alex grabs Mone but Mone with a knee to the face. Mone with a backstabber followed by the Statement Maker and Alex taps out.

Winner: Mercedes Mone via Submission.

Video: Divine Dominion, TayJay

A video aired hyping up the AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship match between TayJay and Divine Dominion at this Saturday’s AEW Collision show.

Backstage: Don Callis, Kazuchika Okada

Renee Paquette is backstage with Don Callis & Kazuchika Okada talking about constantly recruiting top stars, as Callis is a magnet with everyone coming to him, saying it’ll be no time until Kevin Knight wins two titles. Now, Mark Davis will break the chicken neck of Will Ospreay and the Callis Family will strut into the World Title picture at Wembley and All In. Callis said Okada was screwed and they aren’t standing for it. Okada said Konosuke Takeshita is nothing without the Callis Family and the International Title doesn’t belong in a backpack and won’t be there for long.

Backstage: Tommaso Ciampa

Footage of last week’s attack on Jericho by Tommaso Ciampa was shown, along with Ciampa delivering his 1,004 reasons why he hates Jericho on Collision. We go backstage to Ciampa, who said Jericho is home this week because Ciampa beat him up A-Gain. The fans welcomed Jericho back with open arms, then reality struck, while Jericho was gone, Ciampa arrived in AEW and what better way to plant his flag in the ground than cut the head off the snake called Jericho? Ciampa tells Jericho to stay away, lick his wounds and if he returns, Ciampa will be waiting, you stupid idiot. Very good promo from Ciampa here.

2026 Men’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Semifinal RoundMatch
Will Ospreay vs. Mark Davis

Pre-match, we see clips of Ospreay being taken out by Davis in their previous match, resulting in a rare referee stoppage and laid groundwork for Death Riders starting to re-program Ospreay. Renee Paquette is ringside, saying Ospreay has fought hard to get to this moment and said Jon Moxley told her this isn’t the same Ospreay as the last match with Davis, he’s stronger in his body, mind and spirit.

Davis, still rocking an eye patch from Stadium Stampedge, eats a snap hurricanrana early from Ospreay, who ripped the patch away immediately and took corner punches. Davis launched Ospreay clear across the ring with a bodyslam, as Ospreay answered with a wall walk enzugiri, but ran into a huge back drop and running senton. Davis zoned in on the neck while applying an abdominal stretch, as Ospreay flipped out into a handspring corkscrew kick. Pip, Pip, Cheerio connects, as a dropkick crumbled Davis to the outside. Crowd loudly behind Ospreay, who pulled up before trying a slingshot, only to get sent crashing into the LED board from Davis, who wanted a powerbomb on the apron, Ospreay fought out, teased a Sky Twister Press, as Davis wisely went to the opposite side of the ring. Ospreay sprinted around into a snap hurricanrana, slamming Davis into the announce table, wanted a Tornado DDT, but was flipped into a suplex on the table. Placing Ospreay on a chair, full head of steam, Davis mowed straight through him in the process. Back inside, huge superplex from Davis, as Ospreay is wiggling his fingers for feeling.

Taz compares Davis’ size and athleticism to the late John Kronus, as Davis remains in control, clobbering Ospreay in the corner with forearms. Ospreay tried a springboard, but was bealed across the ring and spiked with a huge backdrop suplex for two. Massive chops continue to crumble Ospreay, who keeps sitting up with fight left in him, as he starts mounting a comeback kipping up into a quick enuzigiri. Kawada Kicks led to a thrust kick on the mark, as Davis threw a desperation chop, only Ospreay no sold and connects on another enzugiri. Davis swatted Ospreay before he could fire Hidden Blade, but Ospreay was there with multiple hook kicks and Robinson Special for two. Ospreay looked for Death Ground, but Davis got a high stack into a massive powerbomb. Davis pulled Ospreay for a snap piledriver, but Ospreay kicked out at two. Both men fight to the apron, as Ospreay wanted a piledriver, Davis held on, clotheslined Ospreay back into the ring, but pulled Ospreay right back out, teased the piledriver like their previous match, only this time, Ospreay countered into a hurricanrana to the floor.

After all this action outside, we get a count out tease, as Davis just broke the count, but rolled right into a springboard dropkick by Ospreay, who followed with a Styles Clash, but Davis kicked out. Oscutter was blocked, as Davis tried an enzugiri, Ospreay ducked and referee Paul Turner was decked. Ospreay hit Hidden Blade, had a visible pin, but no ref. Trent Beretta & El Clon hit the ring to attack Ospreay, as they teased Strong Zero, but Wheeler Yuta & Daniel Garcia made the save with a Flatliner/Busaiku Knee combo. Lance Archer ran out and mowed down both men, so Claudio Castagnoli flew in with a springboard spinning uppercut. Brian Cage in for a F-5 on Castagnoli, so PAC jumped in with a combo of kicks. Davis returns, tries to attack, but Ospreay saved him with an Oscutter. PAC threw in Turner, who started to count, but Jake Doyle pulled him out, attacked PAC and laid out Ospreay with a jump knee. Marina Shafir leapt onto the back of Doyle, as he slammed her down, she spat at him, while Jon Moxley appeared from behind and slugged it out before spiking Doyle with a Paradigm Shift. Moxley & Shafir clotheslined Doyle to the floor, as PAC hit a massive moonsault onto the entire pile.

Ospreay & Davis were left alone in the ring, as Death Riders & The Callis Family brawled to the back. Kyle Fletcher then appeared from behind Ospreay and spiked him with a Snap Dragon before pulling out a screwdriver. Konosuke Takeshita made the save before he could use it, as ProtoShita brawled around ringside. Davis was left with the screwdriver, but Ospreay hit a Hidden Blade through it and another to the jaw, but still no referee. Bryce Remsberg sprinted out, but Davis kicked out at two. Davis ducked Hidden Blade and spiked Ospreay with an Awful Waffle, but Ospreay kicked out, as the crowd are going nuts. Davis went for his bounce back lariat, only Ospreay floated through, locked in Death Ground, Davis panicked and tapped frantically.

Winner: Will Ospreay via Submission.

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