Tonight’s AEW Dynamite, airing on February 11, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California. The show will see AEW TNT Champion “Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa defend his title against Kyle Fletcher of the Don Callis Family. Additionally, AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander will defend her title against Triangle of Madness’ “The Toxic Spider” Tekla in a strap match.
The show begins at 8pm ET on TBS and is available for international fans to watch on streaming platforms such as Max. Ringside News provides live match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Please keep checking this page. Refresh to see the latest results as the action unfoldsjoin the conversation in the comments section below!
AEW Dynamite Results (February 11, 2026): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The show begins with a welcome from the commentators and we are taken straight to ringside for the big in-person interview.
Tony Schiavone welcomes Kenny Omega to the ring first, and there’s a huge cheer as Omega steps into the ring. Schiavone then welcomes Swerve Strickland to the ring, and Strickland comes down to the ring with Prince Nana.
Schiavone tackles issues between two men going all the way back to Maximum Carnage. Mr. Strickland then spoke first, saying that Omega had been at the top of the company five years ago, and conveniently that was the last time he won the title. Strickland then talked about how everyone talked about Omega like he was a pro wrestling god and where Omega was when he rose to the top of the company. Then Strickland says he is nowhere to be found. Strickland said he has since seen Omega pop up everywhere, even appearing at the Tokyo Dome and teaming up with Omega at Anarchy in the Arena. Strickland says, when he was at the top, Omega was either in a hospital bed or suspended.
Strickland then talks about Kenny Omega having EVP privileges. Omega then picks up the microphone and says he’s never called himself the God of Pro Wrestling. Omega then says that the name was given to him by a fan. Omega then fired back at Strickland, adding that he doesn’t need EVP’s influence to have a shot at the title. And Omega said he lost his chance to play in the Grand Slam Australia because of Strickland last week. Omega then says he wants to fight Strickland. And Omega said he will do what it takes to win and get back on track. Omega then asks Strickland if he accepts or surrenders.
Strickland says he’s the most dangerous man in AEW, but Omega says Brody King deserves that nickname more. After more profanity, Omega slapped Strickland, leading to a huge brawl between the two. Omega hits Strickland’s V-Trigger against the LED wall on the entrance ramp. He then goes for the One-Winged Angel, but Strickland nails him in the forehead and they both go through the table from high ground. Security officials then intervened and separated the two men.
We then review what happened in the commentary. They then heat up the rest of the night’s lineup before heading backstage, where they hear about Kyle Fletcher ahead of his TNT Title match against Tommaso Ciampa. Don Callis said he was excited to regain the title before Fletcher received a hero’s welcome at Grand Slam Australia. Fletcher repeats this before asking Don to let him do this himself. Don seems happy with this, as he has the night off except for spending it at the commentary station. With that, Fletcher walked back to ringside.
The Death Riders then make their way down to the ring for the first match of the night, followed by the Don Callis Family.
Trio match: Don Callis Family (Mark Davis, “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander, “The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita) vs. Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, “The Bastard” PAC)
The match starts with Mark Davis and PAC, and after Davis overpowers PAC, Jon Moxley comes out. Moxley corners Davis with chops. Then Claudio Castagnoli enters. Davis and Castagnoli then tee off at each other, and Davis takes down Castagnoli with a shoulder tackle. Castagnoli then lifts Davis up and hits him with a vertical suplex. Next comes Konosuke Takeshita. Takeshita goes after Moxley as things break down between all six men on the outside.
In the midst of the chaos, Takeshita sends Castagnoli into the barricade, then brings him back into the ring, where Castagnoli can be seen countering with a backbreaker. A tag is then made to PAC, who jumps onto Takeshita and gets a two count. Alexander makes a tag and exchanges attacks with PAC in the corner, PAC tries a springboard attack, but Takeshita trips him up and Alexander goes under the ropes and slams PAC to the floor.
Takeshita locks on PAC and takes firm control before taking him to the mat. Alexander is then tagged in and eliminates Death Rider from the apron before PAC takes him down with a suplex. Davis and Castagnoli are then tagged and Davis and Castagnoli run it before Castagnoli turns his attention to Alexander. He then crosses the ring and hits Davis and Alexander with a series of uppercuts, then rides Alexander over with a giant swing. Davis then cuts him off before going to the ropes, but Castagnoli gets two with a powerslam. He then performed a sunset flip for another near fall. Davis then finally fights back and nails Castagnoli with a lariat.
Moxley and Takeshita then fight among themselves. The other four guys also did big moves, and Takeshita hit Moxley with an Exploder for a 2 count. Takeshita is then sent to the corner and connects with the Death Riders triple team, Moxley hits a cutter but the pin is broken up by Davis. He then took a day off to send off the other Death Rider, and Moxley went for the choke before being sent to the corner. This allows the Don Callis Family to gang up on Moxley and Davis covers with a running lariat, but Castagnoli breaks up the pin.
The Don Callis Family then tries to do more damage to Moxley, but Alexander is sent off before he can make a tag, but Castagnoli and PAC intervene. This left Moxley alone with Alexander and he took him down hard with a Death Rider DDT for the win.
Winners of the Trios Match, The Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, and “The Bastard” PAC)!
After the match, the Death Riders celebrate their victory as the commentary hypes tonight’s match.
Kyle Fletcher then goes down to the ring for his next match against Don Callis, followed by Tommaso Ciampa.
AEW TNT Championship Match: “Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Don Callis Family’s “Protostar” Kyle Fletcher
The game begins with Kyle Fletcher running off the field to kill time. Tommaso Ciampa then follows him as well. Both men are back in the ring. Ciampa goes for a side headlock, but Fletcher hits him with a shoulder tackle. After that, both sides engaged in a back-and-forth battle. Ciampa then dropkicks Fletcher and stomps him down. Ciampa then hits a DDT on Fletcher. The action then spills outside and Fletcher plants Ciampa on the apron.
Fletcher returns to the ring and hits Ciampa with a ribbreaker and backbreaker. Ciampa fights back and hits Fletcher with a high boot. Ciampa then knees Fletcher and slams him into the barricade. He then landed a knee kick on Fletcher. Fletcher then makes a comeback with a half-and-half suplex on the floor. Both men briefly fall to the floor before Fletcher takes full control. Fletcher then reversed and got a two count, then they took each other down with a big boot. Fletcher then charges Ciampa and he pays the price. Ciampa then crashed into the steel steps.
Ciampa then confronts Fletcher and hits a version of the Psycho Driller onto the steel steps. Ciampa returns to the ring and hits a running knee strike on Fletcher for a two count. There was then a 10 minute announcement before Fletcher escaped from a double underhook and Ciampa hit Fletcher with a reverse DDT. The match then goes to the corner and both men set up before Ciampa bites Fletcher, but Fletcher walks the ropes and counters with a back suplex for a near fall. He follows up with a Liger Bomb, but Ciampa kicks out again.
Fletcher then caught Ciampa in the corner and the fight spilled out to the apron and immediately to the floor, where Fletcher hit Ciampa with a powerbomb into the hardest part of the ring. He brings Ciampa back in, but Ciampa escapes a sheardrop brainbuster and gets sent to the corner, where Fletcher hits a running kick and a brainbuster. Fletcher goes for the cover, but Ciampa is still fighting and kicks out at two. Fletcher then keeps at it, sending Ciampa into the corner and going for a superplex, but Ciampa fights back and takes Fletcher down hard with a knee strike. Ciampa then follows and brings Fletcher back down, but the cover only gets a two count as Fletcher successfully kicks out once more.
A five-minute warning was then given when Fletcher slowly fought back and drove Ciampa into the turnbuckle. He then hits a running kick in the corner, and Ciampa hits a knee strike and brainbuster for a second time, but this only gets a two count. Fletcher then hits a Michinoku Driver and follows up with a lariat and sheer drop brainbuster for the win.
Winner and new AEW TNT Champion, “Protostar” Kyle Fletcher of the Don Callis Family!
After the match, Fletcher celebrated his victory as replays of the finish played. Renee Paquette then spoke to Fletcher at ringside, and Fletcher said she made good on her promise to bring home the title. Caris and Archer then join the ring, and Fletcher says he will defend his title against anyone in his hometown. Fletcher then says he doesn’t care because he’s the greatest TNT champion of all time.
Mark Brisco then comes out to confront Fletcher. Brisco then congratulated Fletcher on winning the title again. Briscoe then says they have a history and went 3-3 against each other. Briscoe then says he’d be willing to give Fletcher home-field advantage in Game 7. Fletcher says he’s tired of seeing Briscoe in this ring, but he accepts because he said he would defend him against anyone. And he said he wants Game 7 to be bigger and better than the others. He said he wants whoever emerges as champion to be the best, and Mark Briscoe has his sights set on the sky and could challenge for the title, with Game 7 being a ladder match. Brisco has since accepted and fans are looking forward to it.
Commentary then hypes up the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship match set for the Australian Grand Slam, followed by a video package highlighting the champions, Babes of Wrath.
Daniel Garcia then makes his way through the crowd and down to the ring for his next match of the night. Clark Connors then descends from the stage to the ring and an insert promo is shown stating that Connors has “hired” Kidd and Garcia to deal with Conglomerate tonight. Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong then come down to the ring.
Tag match: The Conglomeration (“Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong) vs. The Death Riders’ Daniel Garcia and Clark Connors
The match started with Roderick Strong immediately tagging in to chase Clark Connors in the corner, yelling at Orange Cassidy that he has to do this before being sent to the mat by Connors. Strong then gets back up and fights back, sending Connors into the ropes, only for Connors to fight back off the ropes. Garcia taunts Strong before making the tag, but Strong fights back with punches in the corner. Cassidy then tagged himself, leading to some awkward situations as Cassidy lays into Garcia in the corner. Garcia then starts to regain control and Cassidy takes the Standdog Millionaire, but Garcia fights back with a back suplex.
Garcia then maintains control and goes for a full nelson, but Cassidy manages to escape. By putting his hands in his pockets and sending Garcia out, Connors gets the same result as Cassidy jumps. He then goes for a tag on Strong, gets his hands back, and Strong gets off the apron, refusing to participate in this match anymore. Strong then begins climbing the ramp as the Death Riders begin to swarm Cassidy.
Cassidy then fights Connors out of the corner and Garcia chokes him, but Connors gets involved as well. The two then continued the beatdown until they reached the barricade, where Darby Allin jumped out and defeated Clark Connors. He then fought him off among the crowd as Cassidy got the win by dodging Garcia with a cradle.
Winners of the tag team match, The Conglomeration (“Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy & Roderick Strong)!
Toni Storm then appears in the crowd with a microphone and addresses the upcoming mixed tag team match at Grand Slam Australia. Storm said he’s willing to make peace with possibly having a shaved head, but he also wants Shafir to look like something he’d sell at Spirit Halloween. She then starts cornering Yuta Wheeler, but he has heard enough as he takes the microphone on stage. A chant of “F–k you Yuta” is then heard as he calls out to “get her out” as Marina pulls out Mina Shirakawa, who is trapped in her breast milk. Garcia beats Cassidy down in the ring as Yuta takes out scissors and cuts off her hair as the crowd boos like crazy.
And after El Idro defeated Kenny Omega on Dynamite last week, we got comments from Don Callis and Andrade El Idro. Callis talks about Andrade becoming the next AEW World Champion and “Hangman” Adam Page taking the next step in his journey at Grand Slam Australia. El Idro then thanked Don before cornering Page prior to the match.
Next, we hear from Hangman Page. He admits he thought he was facing his friend Kenny Omega. Instead, he will focus on proving Don Callis wrong when he defeated Andrade El Idro at the Grand Slam Australia. He then taunted Andrade in Spanish and then told him to meet him in Sydney.
Jetspeed then gives a speech before returning to ringside, aiming to win “all the gold medals” in 2026.
The Young Bucks then go down to the ring for their next match of the night, followed by The Rascals. The private party then descends into the ring.
AEW World Tag Team Championship #1 Contenders 3-Way Match: The Rascals (Myron Reed, Desmond Xavier) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson) vs. Private Party (Isiah Cassidy, Mark Quen)
The match begins with a “Welcome Home” chant and Xavier and Cassidy exchange attacks. Then Reed comes in, and Marc Quenn joins shortly after. Private Party then takes care of the Rascals and battles the Young Bucks. The Young Bucks then hit a sunset flip on Quen. Cassidy comes in and gets dropped with a facebuster. Xavier then nearly gets the win with a rollup. After some back and forth action, Quen takes Nick Jackson down with the Stomp.
And Cassidy corners Nick Jackson. Nick Jackson tries to fight back but fails. A private party then flocks to Nick Jackson. Nick Jackson then countered Private Party with a 2-on-1 Escalera. Then Matt Jackson appears and defeats The Rascals. He then hits a Northern Lights Suplex on Cassidy. More action happens around the ring. The Young Bucks then hit a senton and elbow drop on both Private Party members for a two count.
Cassidy then stops the Young Bucks. Private Party then double-teams Nick Jackson but Desmond Xavier makes the save. Then Myron Reed comes in and plants Cassidy. Quen then hits Matt Jackson with a side effect and everyone goes down temporarily. Xavier and Matt Jackson then fight before Nick Jackson hits a superkick. Reed also hits an over-the-top rope cutter to the floor, taking out Nick Jackson and Private Party. He then hits a 450 splash on Matt Jackson, but Nick Jackson makes the save.
The Young Bucks then took control with superkicks to Myron Reed and Desmond Xavier. Marc Quen. He then receives the same treatment and the Young Bucks follow up with a BTE trigger. The Young Bucks then performed a combination move on Reed for the win.
Winners of the 3-way match and the new No. 1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship, The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)!
After the match, the Young Bucks didn’t have much time to celebrate as FTR went down to the ring to boos. Dax Harwood has hyped both FTR and the Young Bucks, but says the Young Bucks are number two in terms of best tag team buzz. Harwood then disrespects the Young Bucks and ends up paying the price. The Young Bucks then deploy FTR with a superkick. They then threatened Stokely Hathaway but left him alone. They then leave as commentary promotes the next night’s main event.
We then get a video package highlighting Will Ospreay trying to get back into the ring after surgery, asking himself if the fans will still need him when he comes back, and that when he does, he’ll answer all their questions.
We then get a video package featuring MJF and his ever-growing list of world champion contenders. On the same night that Brodie King gets a chance to win a title at Grand Slam Australia, Andrade El Hidro or ‘Hangman’ Adam Page gets a chance to win a title at Revolution.
Thekla then makes his way down to the ring for the main event of the night, followed by Chris Statlaender.
AEW Women’s World Championship Strap Match: Chris Statlander (c) vs. “The Toxic Spider” Tekla from Triangle of Madness
The match begins with Kris Statlaender overpowering Thecla, who moves to the outside to avoid damage. Statlander then puts Thekla with a clothesline. She then uses the strap to drag Thecla across the ring. The action then spills to the outside and Tekla whips Statlender in the face with the strap. She then attacks more. Statlender then regains control and slams Thekla. She then hits a pump kick to Thecla on the floor. Statlender then slams Thecla into the barricade. Thecla then drags Statrender around the steel steps and ring. Statlender is broken as Thekla continues to attack with shots to the head.
Thekla then whips Statlender with a strap and strangles him. Tecla then kicks Statlander down and gets a two count. Thekla then continues his attack on Statlender. She then places the leather strap into Statlander’s mouth. Statlander then uses her powers on Thekla. Tecla then catches Statlender on the ropes with a submission. Statlander then returns and chokes Thekla. Thekla then uses the strap and has Statrender hit him face-first into the ropes. She then hit a kick on Statlender and followed up with a crossbody for a near fall.
Statlender then stops Thekla with a thrust kick. She then loaded up Thekla and got a powerslam for a two count. Tecla then whips Chris Statlander again with the strap. Both women are now on the turnbuckles. Thekla then punches Statlender, dropping her to the mat. Statlander then returns the favor with a strap strike. He then hits a disc lariat for a 2 count. The two women are now on their knees. Statlender then wraps the strap around Tecla’s neck and pulls down the leather belt. He then hits a Blue Thunder Bomb and gets a 2 count.
Statlander stands up and gives himself a whip to psyche himself up before going after Thekla, but Thekla fires back with a stomp. Statrender manages to avoid it, wraps Thekla around him, then hits a Tombstone Piledriver on Tekla, but it’s no good. The Sisters of Sin then attempt to interfere, and the distracted Statlander takes the spear from Thekla. She then wrapped the strap around Statlender’s hand and hit a big curb stomp for the win.
Strap match winner and new AEW Women’s World Champion, “The Toxic Spider” Thekla from Triangle of Madness!
After the match, as the Sisters of Sin celebrate, Tekla is released and the trio collectively confront Statlender before Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter rush to the ring to make the save. Triangle of Madness then flees outside. Tecla then reveals her new title as she stares down the pair in the ring, and the show ends.
AEW Dynamite matches and key moments scheduled for February 11, 2026
- AEW TNT Championship Match: “Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Don Callis Family’s “Protostar” Kyle Fletcher
- AEW Women’s World Championship Strap Match: Chris Statlander (c) vs. “The Toxic Spider” Tekla from Triangle of Madness
- AEW World Tag Team Championship #1 Contenders 3-Way Match: The Rascals (Myron Reed, Desmond Xavier) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson) vs. TBD
- Trio match: Don Callis Family (Mark Davis, “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander, “The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita) vs. Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, “The Bastard” PAC)
- Tag match: The Conglomeration (“Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong) vs. The Death Riders’ Daniel Garcia and Clark Connors
- “Best Bout Machine” Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland face-to-face interview
