Tonight’s AEW Dynamite delivered significant title changes, marking two championship shifts in a single event. Earlier in the show, Kyle Fletcher captured the TNT Championship from Tommaso Ciampa, starting his second reign as champion.
The main event featured a strap match for the AEW Women’s World Championship, where Thekla emerged victorious, claiming the title for the first time and ending Kris Statlander’s championship streak. Statlander had originally won the belt from “Timeless” Toni Storm at AEW All Out in Toronto last September.
Additionally, fans were excited to see the return of former AEW World Tag Team Champions Marc Quen and Isaiah Cassidy of Private Party, who have been absent from TV since losing their titles to The Hart Syndicate in January of last year.
Fan Take: These title changes inject fresh energy into AEW’s roster, showcasing new stars and shifting dynamics in both the men’s and women’s divisions. For AEW fans, this signals exciting storytelling opportunities ahead and helps maintain the promotion’s momentum as a key player in the wrestling world.
