AEW Dynamite Results – Sept. 2, 2026 – AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland To Kick Off Show, Swerve Strickland & The New Level vs. The Rascalz

AEW Dynamite Results
Sep 2, 2026

September 2, 2026
Allen, TX – Credit Union Of Texas Event Center
Commentary – Excalibur and Tony Schiavone
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW World Trios Championship – Swerve Strickland & The New Level (c) defeated The Rascalz via House Call (pinfall)
  2. TNT Championship – Darby Allin (c) defeated Mark Davis via Coffin Drop (pinfall)
  3. Megan Bayne defeated Alex Windsor via Megabomb (pinfall)
  4. AEW Continental Championship Eliminator match – Jon Moxley (c) defeated AR Fox via Death Rider (pinfall)
  5. 10-Man Tag Team match – United Empire defeated The Dogs & The Demand via Hidden Blade (pinfall)

Video: AEW All In 2026 Recap

Commentary welcomes us to the show as they go over some of what went down at All In London this past weekend. They also hype up what’s to come tonight, including appearances from our new men’s and women’s World Champions along with the TNT and World Trios Championships on the line.

From there we go to a video package featuring highlights from All In London, including some big title changes throughout the night.

In-Ring: Will Ospreay, The Demand, The Dogs, United Empire

We head back to ringside as Will Ospreay is introduced as the new AEW World Champion following his match at All In. Big pop for the new champ as he walks down the ramp. Ospreay enters the ring, taking a mic as the crowd chants his name. They also chant “you deserve it” at the new champ, who asks them not to make him cry any more than he has been all week. This garners another “Ospreay” chant.

Will apologizes if he looks a bit rough, he’s been on a bit of a bender. He describes his flight from London to Texas, remarking on how hot it is before turning his attention back to Sunday. The words can never do justice how it felt coming out of All In, but for those who have been here since the beginning, thank you. Even if you’ve just recently been following along, he appreciates the support.

The first order of business we need to address is Kenny Omega. Crowd chants for the now-former champion. Ospreay admits there were times he got knocked down, but he knew he had to keep fighting. He gives Kenny props for the times he’s been the better wrestler, noting that it only takes one day to become World Champion. He talks about there being two wins for each of them, the crowd chanting “one more time”…but Ospreay says he’s satisfied with this as he just wanted to Kenny to acknowledge him as one of the greats. But if Kenny isn’t satisfied, just name the time and place.

It feels good wearing this belt around the waist. He talks about all the guys who have held the title before him, many of whom were his heroes as he got into wrestling. All his idols are now his rivals. He is now the best in the world. He is the AEW World Champion…and if you wanna take this from him, you have to walk through the same fire he did and he’ll meet you at the end of the line, bruv.

Ospreay gives a shoutout to his United Empire teammates, acknowledging that they picked him back up when he got knocked down in his career. He talks about them building an United Empire in Japan, saying that’s okay…as he’s looking to build a United Empire here in AEW. The crowd like this idea, but you know who doesn’t seem to get on board with it? Ricochet, as he and GOA come out to the stage.

Ricochet says he isn’t here to reign on Ospreay’s parade, talking about their history together. Ricochet says that Ospreay knows better than these people that he wouldn’t be in the main event of All In London without him. With this in mind, Ricochet demands a shot against Ospreay, a chance to take that title away from him.

Someone who doesn’t vibe with this is Gabe Kidd, who comes out running down the new champ for taking away his opportunities to be the first-ever English IWGP Heavyweight Champion as well as the first AEW World Champion born in England. Kidd talks about wanting to go after Ospreay, with Ricochet saying he’s getting the first title shot…but Kidd doesn’t want the title yet, he just wants Ospreay’s life.

He talks about this being a numbers game, and right now it’s 5 on 1. Connors has joined him at this point, and the Dogs and Demand start to come down the ramp until the United Empire slides into the ring alongside their friend. Ospreay offers them a match for the main event

Video: Swerve Strickland, The New Level

We go to a video package looking at the Trios Roulette Royale from All In…and the debut of the New Level alongside Swerve Strickland.

AEW World Trios Championship
The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Myron Reed, & Dezmond Xavier) vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level (Kofi & Austin Creed) (c)

We start out with Strickland and Reed, with Swerve fending off Myron before taking him to the mat with a headscissors. Reed fights back to send Strickland to the ropes, but the champ catches him on a springboard cross body to slam him into the turnbuckle. Reed makes the tag to Xavier, and Creed tags in for his Dynamite debut match.

The two men lock up, but Austin catches Desmond in a bow and arrow before Xavier breaks free. Xavier dodges some kicks from Austin, who manages to finally take Desmond to the mat before tagging in Kofi. Double team by the New Level forces Xavier to tag out to Wentz…who gets taken down by another double-team for a nearfall!

Wentz manages to fight back enough for a tag to Reed as Swerve tags in, and now the Rascalz are in control as they take him down in the corner before sending him outside…but not before Creed gets a tag, as he and Swerve end up catching the Rascals from the apron before Kofi gets the drop on the challengers before we head to an ad break.

Creed starts to fight back as we return to the ring, taking Wentz to the mat with a sitout powerbomb before making a tag to Kofi. Tag made to Reed as well as Kofi unleashes a flurry of offense, keeping Myron off his feet. He hits the ropes for a leg drop before tagging in Creed, who lands a hard Tornado DDT before tagging Strickland in. Delayed vertical suplex gets Swerve a two before Zachary breaks up the pin.

Swerve takes Reed and Wentz down, not realizing that Xavier has tagged in…and this allows Desmond a chance to roll him up for a two count of his own. Rascalz take Strickland to the corner for a triple team, and despite the champ fighting back he ends up taking a multitude of moves leading to a nearfall before Kofi breaks it up. Kofi retreats to the apron for a tag, only to be intercepted by Desmond in the corner. Xavier goes for a dive but gets caught, sent to the floor by Kofi…who takes a tornillo by Wentz!

Creed adds to the party with a dive onto Wentz, and then onto Zachary and Desmond…only for Reed to catch Swerve with a cutter off the apron AND a headscissors on Creed to the floor! He brings Kofi back into the ring but is shoved into the corner by the champ, who follows up with the FKA Trouble in Paradise sending him into the turnbuckle. Xavier comes in with some offense of his own, but gets removed from the ring before Strickland tags in for a House Call to pick up the win!

Winner: Swerve Strickland & The New Level via Pinfall to retain the AEW World Trios Championship.

The champs leave the ring with their titles to celebrate, only for the Young Bucks to make their entrance. They briefly have a staredown with the trios champs before heading to the ring, as we will be hearing from them up next!

Video: Mercedes Mone

We take a quick look back at Mercedes Moné defeating Willow Nightingale for the Women’s World Championship at All In before heading back to ringside

In-Ring: The Young Bucks, FTR, Stokely Hathaway, Cage & Cope

Matt Jackson holds the mic. We all saw what happened at All In, says Matt, and he’s not going to stand here and complain about being screwed or cheated. He and his brother Nick have done worse to people in this company. But for being a generational match in front of the crowd in Wembley, for Cage and Cope to have to win that way?

Are you satisfied with how you won? Why don’t you come down here and say as much? But we don’t get the champs out…instead, we get FTR and Big Stoke. Stoke has a mic, saying the only two people that matter right now are Dax and Cash. He can’t believe the Bucks are begging for yet another title shot…and another shot to fail. Dax takes the mic, telling the people in Texas to try and keep up. The crowd lets Dax know what they think of that by telling him to “shut the f–k up”…but he does not.

He tells Matt and Nick that “daddy’s home now.” He talks about the Bucks losing again, and since FTR have beaten the Bucks AND the champs, it’s time for the daddies to become the first four-time tag champions. Nick takes the mic, saying they’ve beaten FTR too…and one thing they haven’t done in a tag title match was say the words “I Quit.” Out comes Cage and Cope, with Cage holding the mic first. There’s an old saying that goes they don’t ask how you won, they ask WHO won.

There’s been a bit of talk about Cage and Cope being old guys but the last time they faced both teams the champs came out victorious. He’s surprised FTR didn’t take a 50 percent paycut to go work somewhere else, rather than come back to be embarrassed yet again. Cope offers to be the voice of reason, acknowledging that he doesn’t like the way things went at All In. They made FTR cry the last time but getting past that…and he tells the crowd to listen as this is about to get real. He offers a 3-Way Match for the Bucks and FTR to challenge for the titles at All Out, in a match that might involve…chairs. The match might involve…tables. You can be sure that the match will involve…ladders!

You can hear a TLC chant amongst the crowd.

Backstage: Will Ospreay, United Empire, Andrade El Idolo

We go backstage, where Ospreay meets with his United Empire besties to discuss who’s going to be their fifth man for the main event. Callum Newman already found someone who’s in AEW, and he’s been with the Empire in the past as well. HENARE knocks on the door, and in comes…Andrade El Idolo! Andrade, who won his right to challenge for the World Title at All In, congratulates the new champ with a handshake as we head to ringside.

TNT Championship
Mark Davis vs. Darby Allin (c)

Darby Allin makes his entrance for our next match, but gets blindsided by Mark Davis! He takes the champ to task around ringside as we go to commercial.

The two are still brawling out in the crowd as I really start to wonder if we’re even getting a match tonight…and it doesn’t help when Darby launches himself off the railing onto Dunkzilla! Davis tries to retreat after this, but is sent over the barricade to ringside by the champ. Darby grabs his skateboard and slams it against the challenger’s back, only for Mark to fire back with a big forearm strike. He sends Darby into the announce table before bringing him into the ring to finally get the match underway.

We get some weird audio issues as commentary talks about the 10-Man Tag match, and it sounds like that was the sound of Don Callis’s headset going out as Davis continues to beat the champion down. Davis unleashes some hard elbow strikes on Darby before sending him to the ropes for a big lariat. Mark with the cover, but it’s only good for a two count as we go to ad break.

The two are still brawling out in the crowd as I really start to wonder if we’re even getting a match tonight…and it doesn’t help when Darby launches himself off the railing onto Dunkzilla! Davis tries to retreat after this, but is sent over the barricade to ringside by the champ. Darby grabs his skateboard and slams it against the challenger’s back, only for Mark to fire back with a big forearm strike. He sends Darby into the announce table before bringing him into the ring to finally get the match underway.

We get some weird audio issues as commentary talks about the 10-Man Tag match, and it sounds like that was the sound of Don Callis’s headset going out as Davis continues to beat the champion down. Davis unleashes some hard elbow strikes on Darby before sending him to the ropes for a big lariat. Mark with the cover, but it’s only good for a two count as we go to ad break.

Darby has regained control as he ties the hand of Davis up on the turnbuckle, unleashing strikes for a moment before Dunkzilla breaks free. He hits the ropes before catching Darby in a sleeper hold, only for the champ to counter for a nearfall. Davis gets to his feet to pick Darby up, but Allin counters out for another two count. Darby ends up taking Davis out of the ring for a missile dropkick off the turnbuckle, taking Mark to the floor as the ref begins the count. Both men manage to get to the ring just in time, with Darby cutting off Davis with a Coffin Drop not once but twice for the win.

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

RPG Vice come out for a post-match beatdown until Steven Borden Jr. makes the save. Davis stares him down from the apron, and this allows Callis to blindside the upstart talent. The Family stands tall as we cut to some remarks from MJF after his loss at All In. He puts the blame on all of this on Will Ospreay, referring to his intervention at Beach Break that led to MJF l

RPG Vice come out for a post-match beatdown until Steven Borden Jr. makes the save. Davis stares him down from the apron, and this allows Callis to blindside the upstart talent. The Family stands tall

Video: MJF

We cut to some remarks from MJF after his loss at All In. He puts the blame on all of this on Will Ospreay, referring to his intervention at Beach Break that led to MJF losing the title to Omega in the first place.

He is mad that Ospreay got away with it, calling him a “cold dose of reality” before talking about how much better and more important MJF is to everyone else. He promises Ospreay that payback is coming, but won’t let anyone know when it is coming for Ospreay. By the time he does it, Ospreay is gonna be begging for it.

Megan Bayne vs. Alex Windsor

With that, we head to ringside where Megan Bayne is accompanied by Lena Kross on her way out for our next match. Alex Windsor makes her entrance next, accompanied by Jamie Hayter on the way to the ring to get this match underway!

Bayne immediately goes on the attack, wearing down Windsor before sending her to the corner. Alex starts to fight back but is taken to the mat by the Megasus for a nearfall. She brings Windsor to the corner once more, but this time the new champ brings the fight with some right hands. Hammer throw is countered as Bayne drops her with a fall away slam. Alex meets her with a boot at the ropes but is sent to the outside, only for Windsor to fight back with a cannonball as we go to ad break.

Bayne is back in control as she brings Windsor out of the corner. Windsor fights back with a couple lariats, but they don’t faze the Megasus…who lands a kick to the gut of the champ. The fight ends up on the ropes where Windsor catches Bayne with a boot and a DDT to the mat, but only gets a nearfall for her efforts.

Bayne fights back as she sends Windsor to the corner, but takes a spear by Alex for a two count. Up goes Bayne now, who fires back with a forearm. Trade of strikes and Windsor manages to get a nearfall again, followed by a roll up for two. Bayne catches the champ with a Falcon Arrow for two, only for the Megasus to get knocked down for a nearfall by Windsor.

The fight once again comes to the apron as they fight it out, with Bayne being sent to the floor…only to meet the champ with a clothesline sending both women to the floor! Kross grabs one of the tag titles from the timekeeper area, only to be intercepted by Hayter.

They fight it out and as this distracts the ref, Bayne grabs the title and slams it against the head of Windsor before bringing her back into the ring for a Megabomb for the win.

Winner: Megan Bayne via Pinfall.

The former champs beat down Windsor until Jamie comes in for the save, forcing Divine Dominion to retreat up the ramp.

Backstage: Chris Jericho, Nick Wayne

From there we go to a highlight reel from the Casino Gauntlet Match at All In. Backstage, we hear from Chris Jericho who addresses not technically losing the match on Sunday as Nick Wayne got pinned. Nick doesn’t take kindly to this, pointing out he took Jericho out of the match.

Jericho has quite a bit to say about this, like anyone still wearing a puka shell necklace in 2026 is a douchebag. Wayne gets a chuckle at this before slapping Jericho in the face! They start to brawl until Jericho takes Wayne to a nearby shutter door, where Nick manages to get one over on the former World Champion. He mocks Jericho before slamming him against the floor and walking off.

In-Ring: Mercedes Mone, Thekla

The former champs beat down Windsor until Jamie comes in for the save, forcing Divine Dominion to retreat up the ramp. From there we go to a highlight reel from the Casino Gauntlet Match at All In. Backstage, we hear from Chris Jericho who addresses not technically losing the match on Sunday as Nick Wayne got pinned. Nick doesn’t take kindly to this, pointing out he took Jericho out of the match.

Jericho has quite a bit to say about this, like anyone still wearing a puka shell necklace in 2026 is a douchebag. Wayne gets a chuckle at this before slapping Jericho in the face! They start to brawl until Jericho takes Wayne to a nearby shutter door, where Nick manages to get one over on the former World Champion. He mocks Jericho before slamming him against the floor and walking off.

Commentary talks up what’s still to come tonight, including a Women’s World Championship Celebration with Mercedes Moné coming up next!

Back from break, the ring is decked out with balloons, a red carpet of sorts, and pictures of Mercedes Moné as the new Women’s World Champion makes her way to the ring. She talks about how much it means for the fans to celebrate this moment with her, in a place like AEW where the women’s evolution could be globalized (huh?). She says she took a chance on herself to come to AEW and prove you don’t have to ask permission to be great. She talks about winning the title on her own terms, and doing something no man or woman has done…and that’s win a world title in four major companies. (For those keeping track, that’s WWE, AEW, New Japan, and…CMLL?)

She then addresses the woman she beat for the title at All In, still angry about what she did to her face. However, despite thinking Willow was keeping her away from her destiny, she realizes Nightingale was just pushing Moné toward it…and who’s smiling now? She gloats about taking the title and Willow’s smile away, holding her title up high until Thekla interrupts.

Thekla says she’s here to celebrate alongside the CEO, she even brought her own tequila. For all of Mercedes’s accomplishments, she’s never been Toxic. She makes fun of Willow saying she deserved to be humiliated, before acknowledging that Moné likes to swing the title between her legs…but nobody swings it bigger than the Toxic Spider. Moné calls herself the CEO but Thekla doesn’t work for her, and Mercedes has been calling people dumb b—hes…and the only thing Thekla hates more than dumb b—hes are dumb b—hes calling other people a dumb b—h. (Man, I feel like Netflix right now…)

Thekla tells Moné to let her know when she’s ready to give her back her title, and we end things before heading backstage.

Backstage: Britt Baker, Persephone

Dr. Britt Baker DMD says she didn’t get off her lawn chair for the first time in months for a gamble, but for a guarantee. She talks about Persephone having a killer instinct, and the new TBS Champion is ready to defend at Collision against Vertvixen. Dynamite rolls on.

AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match
AR Fox vs. Jon Moxley (c)

We head to ringside for our next match, as Jon Moxley enters into the building and makes his way through the crowd for this Continental Title Eliminator. AR Fox makes his entrance next, and this match is underway!

The two lock up with Mox taking control, only for Fox to break free and get to his feet. Mox pops back up and hits the ropes for a shoulder tackle, but AR takes control sending the champ to the outside for a Pele kick of sorts off the apron. He brings Jon back into the ring, but the champ ends up taking control as he sends Fox to the outside before we go to an ad break.

Mox has his opponent in the corner for some strikes before sending Fox to the mat. AR back to his feet for a shoulder tackle but to no avail. Mox eggs him on to try again, and Fox fails to get the champ down until he dodges a right hand for a kick bringing the champ to his knees…allowing Fox to land a cutter to the mat! He goes for a diving senton but Mox rolls out of the way, landing a King Kong lariat to send AR to the canvas. He goes for a suplex but gets caught by Fox instead, who hits a 450 splash for a two count.

He gets the champ to his feet, but Mox turns it around for a sleeper before dropping Fox with a Paradigm Shift DDT for the win.

Winner: Jon Moxley via Pinfall.

Mox celebrates the win as commentary hypes up our main event 10-Man Tag match coming up next

Backstage: Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher, “The Jet” Kevin Knight, Kazuchika Okada

Backstage, Don Callis is with Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight. Things get a little heated as Knight is called out for losing the TNT Championship to Darby Allin, while Fletcher lost the International Title to Okada at All In. This calms down when Callis tells them that he’s booked them in a tag match against Juice Robinson and Ace Austin at Collision. Okada comes in to gloat about winning the title (reminding Fletcher that all that matters is it’s still in the Family) before walking off.

10-Man Tag Team Match
United Empire (Andrade El Idolo, Francesco Akira, HENARE, & Callum Newman, & Will Ospreay) vs. The Dogs (Clark Connors & Gabe Kidd) & The Demand (Toa Liona, Bishop Kaun, & Ricochet)

Slow start to the affairs as Ricochet refuses to face off against Ospreay. Instead we end up with HENARE and Liona starting things off. They unleash some hard strikes on each other, down to headbutts before chaos ensues. Somewhere in the midst of all this we see tags made somewhere, promise, but that doesn’t matter much as we see United Empire land dives on their opponents to the outside. El Idolo calls for the Empire to hang out with him and a fan for a selfie, which gets a big pop until their opponents interrupt the moment. Akira goes up top only to be intercepted by a powerbomb by Ricochet as we go to ad break.

Callum makes the tag as we come back, as does Kaun…only to be taken to the mat with a clothesline by Newman! Bishop gets back up, laying into Callum until HENARE makes a tag. He and Bishop trade strikes until Gabe comes in for an assist, and this allows The Demand to blindside HENARE until Ricochet makes a tag for a two count.

In comes Akira off a tag, and he tries to fend off GOA with rapid fire chops…but they don’t faze the Gates one bit as they launch him to the outside. They head to the outside as well, only to be laid out with a dive by Newman as Ospreay ends up getting a tag to face off against his old rival. He unleashes a flurry of offense on Ricochet until a springboard attack takes the new World Champion to the canvas.

Tag to Connors now, who hits the ropes for speed only to be kicked away by Ospreay on a spear attempt. Kidd comes in to intercept the champ before chaos ensues again, with HENARE getting into it with Liona while Akira takes out Ricochet and goes after GOA on the outside. Ricochet gets leveld with a lariat by Callum, who gets taken out with a spear by Connors. Clark brings up Ospreay, sending him to the corner before El Idolo intercepts him with Dia de Los Muertos, setting up for a Hidden Blade by Ospreay for the win!

Winner: United Empire via Pinfall.

No time for celebration as Kidd comes running in to blindside Ospreay and El Idolo. He and Andrade leave the ring to brawl for a bit with El Idolo being sent over the announce table before Gabe pulls a chair out from underneath the ring announcer, looking to wallop the champ. Jon Moxley makes his way out to stop him…presumably not wanting to see the man he helped “rebuild” take such a thrashing. This leads to an argument between Kidd and Moxley…which is interrupted by the return of Andrade, who spears Kidd out before they end up fighting to the back.

Mox stands over Ospreay as he gets to his feet, with Mox picking up the World Title to put on the shoulder of Ospreay. The two stare each other down, and it seems that is going to close the show…until a graphic on the screen reveals that Jon Moxley will challenge Will Ospreay at All Out for the AEW World Championship!

Mox doesn’t try to take advantage of the situation, instead leaving the ring to let the champ hold his title up high as Dynamite comes to a close.

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