Tonight’s AEW Dynamite airs on September 10th, 2025 and promises an action-packed nightlife from 2300 Arenas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The show watches AEW world champion “Hangman” Adam Page seizes Don Charis family’s “walking weapon” Joshu Alexander. Additionally, AEW TBS champion “The CEO” Mercedes Monet and Emisokura will face Riho and Alex Windsor in tag team matches.
The show will start at 8pm on TBS, and will be available to international fans on streaming platforms such as Max. Ringside News provides live-to-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Please look forward to this page, Update the latest results as the action unfoldsjoin in the conversation in the comments below!
AEW Dynamite Results (9/10/2025): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The show progresses towards the ring to join the announcement desk, with Brian Danielson’s music hit.
AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page’s music hits and he advances towards the ring for the first match of the night. Josh Alexander then proceeds towards the ring with the Don Charis family.
grudge match: AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page vs. Don Karis Family’s “Walking Weapon” Joshu Alexander
The match begins, starting with both men charging each other on a strike, and Page sends Alexander to the corner before the referee intervenes. After that, when the page retreats, this gives Alexander an opening, not as long as the page can send him back to the corner for chops. Page stays on the attack by dragging Alexander along the rope as the crowd lets the Charis know what they think of him. Alexander is then sent to the ropes, but as Page pushes Alexander outwards, things turn around with an ankle lock before the page breaks freely. This makes Alexander another opening when sending pages to the barricade.
After struggling, Alexander lifts the page and features a brainbuster on his apron before sliding into the ring. Alexander then bumps into the rope, but when the page dodges, he gets caught up in the rope, and he takes Alexander outside. Alexander then breaks, but is sent to the crowd page by page. Page then sends Alexander back into the ring, but gets caught up in the corner as Alexander chases his eyes. Page fights with a few chops before being sent to Alexander’s rope. Alexander attacks Page’s face before the judge intervenes. Alexander then stays on the attack until Page sends him out of the ring, preparing for Moon-o before Alexander returns to the ring to avoid danger. Alexander then leaves the ring and breathes breathe near the announcement desk, as if Page is chasing him.
Both men are back in the ring and exchange chops until Alexander has control. Alexander then slaps the forearm running on the page in the corner, but before he pulls Alexander to the mat, the page fights the squeezer of his arm. Page then backs up Alexander for the Death Valley Driver, but that’s only available in the fall. Alexander then enters it on a page near the rope, avoiding the backshot lariat and grabs the page for the German suppression. Alexander hits three times outside, keeping his waist locked. Alexander sets another German suppression on the floor, but Page lands on his leg before slamming Alexander into the guardrail instead.
The referee begins the count, with both men coming back narrowly into the ring before the 10th count. They then fight to their feet until Alexander drops the pages, bumping into the ropes and running into a pop-up liger bomb page-by-page. Alexander then heads towards the corner for a breather. They then fight it on top until Alexander gets the shoulder page and drops the page onto the mat with the modified Green Bay Plunge. After that, Alexander will be nearing autumn before going to the toe hold until the page reaches the rope for a break. The fight then heads to the apron, and Page evades the C4 spikes, drops Alexander on the floor before returning as he climbs to the summit. Don Charis deflects the judge, but Archer and Romero try to intervene, but are fought page by page. Page hits Alexander with the backshot lariat for victory.
The winner of The Grudge Match, AEW world champion “Hangman” Adam Page!
After the match, Page celebrates the Don Karis family with a ramp and retreats backwards. Page then grabs the microphone and deals with everything he has done to win and maintain the championship. According to the page, the most important word in all elite wrestling is “wrestling,” and that’s why he’s here. Charis then returns to ringside with Kyle Fletcher. Kyle Fletcher says Page’s words are sentimental, but it’s fine as Don Karis’ family and Protostal are running. He then says there is a more pressing problem, and Fletcher issues a challenge to the page in the event of a crash, waiting for a response. Page says he was lucky. Page says if Fletcher really wants to score points and talk to the world champion, he can enter this ring and speak in person.
Fletcher then heads to the ring, meets the page and leans over Fletcher’s socks before giving him some props for the type of competitor. Page says one of the things he saw above all is that he stands across the board from Chris Jericho’s dream of becoming a champion six years ago. Page says Fletcher is full of possibilities, but he’s not afraid to tell Fletcher that it’s difficult to tell Fletcher that he’s not ready. Fletcher then scoffs at this and tells Page and the crowd that he’s heard of this, but as long as he’s already a champion and he’s ready to carry the weight of this company as the world champion now.
Page says that if Fletcher really wants this shot, he’s willing to allow it at all, but he and everyone here need from him. The crowd then responds to this with a “socks” chant, but Page explains that he needs Fletcher to do this on his own. Page says he needs Fletcher to leave Don Carris’ family completely behind and get some socks with Don Carris behind. This gets pop from the crowd as Fletcher deals with the main points about the page that everyone thinks needs to beat him. Fletcher says when they face off he will defeat every page himself, making him say his full name, “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher and the new AEW Men’s World Champion. Fletcher’s music is a hit and he leaves the ring with Don Charis.
Afterwards, seeing the collision, seeing that Mark Briscoe did not defeat Konosuke Takeshita, MJF calls out Mark Briscoe. Let’s take a look at what fell after the collision, addressing the fact that he shortened his honeymoon due to how much MJF hates Mark Briscoe. MJF says that if his new bride leaves the house, he threatened to be married to Game and dislike him long before he met his wife. MJF then says he got the opportunity to leave the house and create a conflict path to resolve the score and deal with Mark Briscoe. MJF says he’s happy to say the same thing he did on his wedding night.
After that, we head backwards. There, the young Bucks enjoy food at catering while working on a $500,000 10-man tag team match late tonight. They can’t take their seats in dark order before finding a spot next to Brandon Cutler. John Moxley then appeared and cleared the rest of the table to talk to the younger Bucks, providing a share of the Death Riders in the prize money to make sure the Bucks would appear to win.
Emi Sakura and Mercedes Monet head to the ring for the next night’s match, followed by Alex Windsor and Riho.
Tag Team Match: AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Monet and Emi Sakura vs. Riho and Alex Windsor
The match begins with Monet and Riho, but Monet quickly tags Sakura, who is chasing Riho. Sakura then hits some hard shots until Riho fights back and sends Sakura onto the ropes for a Tiger feint kick. The tag is then made in Windsor, and Windsor sweeps the legs with Sakura for a two count. Windsor then stays on the attack as Riho comes to Monet’s headsizer, approaching before attacking both opponents with the horns. She then gets Sakura a one-legged crab, but Monet slips into the ring, and only Windsor pulls her towards the ropes to drop onto both women. Liho then tracks it down with her own dive.
Monet is the legal woman on her team and she chases after Riho. Monet sends Riho to the corner for a running kick and a two count. Monet then stays on the attack until Riho knocks Sakura out of the apron, then dodges Monet and creates a tag in Windsor. Windsor then chases Monet with a gust of attack, sending her to the mat before Monet can dodge the Sharpshooter. Windsor then takes Monet to the ropes and sets up her for Riho’s double footstomp from the tag. She then pulls Monet into the center of the ring and gets just a little fall for the cover. Monet then creates a tag on Sakura and gets the cover, but Windsor splits it. She then sends Monet out of the ring as Riho wipes Sakura out from under her feet for a two count. Afterwards, Windsor keeps Monet from breaking the hold and Sakura has no choice but to tap out, so she sets up a crab on one foot.
Tag Team Match winners Riho and Alex Windsor!
After that, we head backwards. There, Ricochet and Gore offer gentlemen’s agreements, and gentlemen’s agreements to keep friends behind the scenes. After that, Ricochette says that when everything is said and done, they have no choice but to go all the way in and respect him and Gore. Ricochet then says that is the demand.
Next, prior to the match against FTR, you’ll get a video package where you see the numbers behind the reunion of Christian Cage and Adam Copeland’s tag team.
After that we head to ringside. There, they take umbrella in the video package as Big Stoke talks about FTR winning. Stoke is working on comments people have made towards him before Dachshund Harwood cuts, boldly challenging anyone in the crowd to fight, or at least anyone can get into it. Then, pay attention to one man in particular until he enters with a nearby camera operator.
The authorities then break it to hurry and split it as we pull away the FTR before heading backwards.
A gentleman’s agreement is then raised, and the MVP begins to deal with Ricochet’s agreement before he says that he can trust Shelton Benjamin to leave his boy behind, and he also leaves his boy behind. The wounded syndicate tightens it up before Benjamin leaves.
Ricochet then heads to the ring for the next match of the night, followed by Shelton Benjamin.
Single Match: Heart Syndicate’s “Standard of Excellence” Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet
The match begins with Ricochet making an early attack, thrusting Benjamin and taking him to the mat. Ricochet leaves the ring and poses, greets Taz before returning to the ring to a 450 splash, but it’s almost fall as Benjamin puts his strength into it. Benjamin then culminates with a suppression on his back that sends Ricochet out of the ring before attacking him against the barricades, sending Ricochet down the guardrail. The action then returns to the ring as Ricochet tries to fight back, but only throws a high crotch by Benjamin for his troubles.
Ricochet then goes to the ropes when Benjamin pulls him, eventually pushing him out of the ring before chasing nearby. Next, Benjamin is first sent to the announcement desk by Ricochet. Ricochet then attacks the strike with Benjamin and sends him to the Guardrail. Ricochet then counts two Benjamin’s hard kicks. Benjamin then heads towards the corner and Ricochet takes him to his feet. Both men then followed, with Benjamin hitting a belly suppression, a side suppression and a German suppression of Ricochet. Benjamin then slams another German suppression with Ricochet and throws him into the ring.
Benjamin then hits a running knee strike, but only for two counts before Ricochet kicks out. Benjamin then goes to another suppression, but Ricochet breaks freely for the backflip foot stomp, which all stops by sending both men to the mat with a thrust kick. The referee begins the count as Ricochet fights from the corner until Benjamin hits a roundhouse kick. Benjamin then goes up, but is intercepted by Ricochet. Ricochet hits a Spanish fly and sends Benjamin to the mat, greeting him in the nearby autumn. A pair of scissors is revealed as Ricochet makes another beatdown with Benjamin’s clothesline, but the chaos surrounding all this allows Gore to come out for the distraction that leads to Ricochet, who rolls Benjamin for victory.
Ricochet, the winner of the singles match!
After the match, the Heart Syndicate leaves to deal with Ricochet and Gore. The officials then go out to break up things.
Next, get the vignette of the hook that deals with Samoa Joe and OPPS. Hook says he respects them for having his back all the time, but perhaps it’s time for him to stand on his own or not.
After that, we head backwards. There, Don Charis asks as he works on Kyle Fletcher’s own game. Charis says Fletcher doesn’t need anyone’s help and believes someone like Fletcher will bring the title back to the Don Charis home. Fletcher then chimes to confirm his intention to bring the family a title, and commentary hypes the match for everything.
Justin Roberts then runs down the rules of the fight on Philly Street before “timeless” Tony Storm goes to the ring for the next match of the night. Sky Blue then descends into the ring a bit.
Philly Street Fight: AEW Women’s World Champion “Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Madness of Triangle ‘Sky Blue
The match begins with both women going to it using a kendo stick. Storm nails blue several times with his kendo stick. Blue leaves the ring as the storm makes a hip attack through the rope. Blue can hit a shot on the back with the pot. Blue then returns to the ring and uses a classic gun on Storm’s chest, but only has his own almost collapse before Storm leaves the ring with a staple gun on Blue. Arashi poses on the apron with a kendo stick.
After that, both women continue to go to it at the barricade and fall on it before trading back and forth on the strike. Blue then grabs what appears to be a fan’s sign and cracks it over the head of the storm, revealing it to be a street sign instead. Blue retreats as Storm discovers a ringside table and reveals the entire set of mousetraps. Storm then tweets a slice of cheese before handing over to the announcer team, catching Blue and placing his hand on the mousetrap.
Blue rises enough to hit the storm, sending the storm to the table and trap. The table does not break, and Blue sends the storm back into the ring. The storm was on the corner, fought back, grabbed blue, supported by her for a DDT and two count. The Storm then grabs another weapon. This time, she’s sucking an electric fly because she’s making it blue before sending it to the corner. The Storm then grabs the trash and sets it up on the canvas. This gives blue a broken open for a power bomb that sends a storm into the trash, but only gets two counts when the storm begins. Storm dodges Code Blue’s attempt to hit a blue head chair shot. She then grabs the sign she pulls from ringside and supports it on a blue face for a hip attack before dropping it with Storm Zero for victory.
The winner of the Battle of Philly Street, AEW Women’s World Champion, “timeless” Toni Storm!
After the match, the Storm celebration is rushed into the ring by a crazy triangle for Chris Statlander and Jamie Heighter to appear in the numbers. This then falls apart when Heiter accidentally lays out the Statlander, allowing Julia Hart to drop the hater and send it out of the ring. Returning to the ring, Tekra chases the storm with her spear before poses at her.
After that, we head backwards. So we talk to anyone who hears from Willow Nightingale and thinks they need to punch him in the face. It is Marina Shafir. Nightingale says he wants to fight Shafir before cutting to sing Nightingale about Harley Cameron agreeing to Kiris Statlander. Nightingale says she’s been on this path with Statlander before and thinks she really knows who she is with and with her friends. Nightingale then tells Cameron to look at her back before leaving, and Renee Puckett finishes singing with Cameron.
The commentary then runs a lineup for conflicts. This is the final show at 2300 Arena Residency, after looking forward to the AEW Unified Championship 3-way match tournament.
The young Bucks then head to the ring for the night’s main event, followed by a death rider. OPPS and Brodido then proceed towards the ring.
$500K 10 Man Tag Team Match: AEW World Tag Team Champions Brodido (Hounds of Hell’s Brody King and Roh World Champion Bandido) and Aew World Trios Champions The Ops (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs and Katsuyori Shibata)
The match starts with Nick Jackson and Bandido, and Nick gets a count twice before knocking Bandido down with an arm drag. Nick continues his onslaught in the near fall, near fall, blocking the sunset flip before the referee notices help and gains assistance. When Brody King creates a tag, things break down when he hits a few hard shots before tagging Bandido. Nick keeps him out of the way because of the tag to Wheeler Yuta, just like Samoa Joe gets his tag. Joe then puts on some kicks with Yuta and locks him in the toes, but Utah makes it on the ropes for a break.
Joe then takes Utah to the corner, with some jabs and tags, and tagging the Moorite Disembark. Castagnoli then settles in Shibata, but gets caught up in the corner, allowing Shibata to hit a running dropkick. Shibata then tightens the sleeper hold as chaos continues in the ring. This then peaks with the younger Bucks, rattling outwards with King’s diving. Shivata then kicks out Castagnoli a little more before tagging him with bandids. After that, Bandido will be in autumn near Castagnoli.
Nick Jackson and Bandido are legal men as Death Rider and Matt are keeping the rest of the Bandido team away. Matt then hits the Aurora Supplex, standing it and following it with sliced bread, and a kick from Nick makes him almost fall. The bandids can then fight enough to tag with Hobbs, and Hobbs ramps with Castagnoli and Moxley as they approach. Hobbs then charges each guy in the corner and then drops it on the canvas.
Shafir then tries to intervene and allows Utah to hit a shot of the chair, but barely throws out of the ring before continuing his attack on Castagnoli. After that, after Matt gets the tag, the Bucks get involved, but only to crush the corners by Hobbs before King counts two counts Matt’s cannonball tag. The chaos continues once more, leading to a huge swing by Castagnoli and a paradigm shift for Moxley’s King. The Bandido then fights the Bucks, but stops 21-plex attempts. The Monkey Flip is then blocked and Nick gives Matt leverage to win the bandid.
Winners for the $500K 10-man tag team match, Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson), Death Rider (John Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Utah)!
After the match, the young Bucks run out of the ring to grab the bounty, enjoying it shortly before King and Bandido chase them. The fight goes backwards, focusing on the Death Rider attacking Hobbs until Derby Alyne elops for a save. OPPS then pulls everyone but Moxley out of the ring, leaving Moxley with Allin before someone in a hoodie runs to Allin on the blindside, which is Daniel Garcia. The crowd then booes to Garcia before telling her it’s “sold out,” but Marina Shafir descends into the ring in a steel chair. Garcia then sets Allin for trample on the curb, except that Allin’s face is missing the chair. The crowd then announces the gaffe. This is a mistake Garcia makes up for it by setting Allin on another curb stomping slamming him in the face with a steel chair. Garcia and Deathrider eventually escape, and as the show approaches the end, Allin lay in the ring.
Matches and key moments scheduled for AEW Dynamite on September 10th, 2025
- grudge match: AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page vs. Don Karis Family’s “Walking Weapon” Joshu Alexander
- Tag Team Match: AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Monet and Emi Sakura vs. Riho and Alex Windsor
- Philly Street Fight: AEW Women’s World Champion “Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Madness of Triangle ‘Sky Blue
- Single Match: Heart Syndicate’s “Standard of Excellence” Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet
- $500K 10 Man Tag Team Match: AEW World Tag Team Champions Brodido (Hounds of Hell’s Brody King and Roh World Champion Bandido) and Aew World Trios Champions The Ops (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs and Katsuyori Shibata)
