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AEW DYNAMITE REPORT
OCTOBER 16, 2024
SAN JOSE, CALIF. AT SAP CENTER
AIRED LIVE ON TBS
Commentators: Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, Jeff Jarrett
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Attendance: WrestleTix reports shortly before the show that 3,266 tickets had been distributed; arena is set up for 3,570. The arena has a capacity of 19,190 spectators when configured for concerts.
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[HOUR ONE]
-A video played, with ominous music, showing the scene at the end of WrestleDream with medics tending to Bryan Danielson with Jon Moxley narrating as he rode in the back of a pick-up truck with the rest of his cohorts. “Let me tell you something,” he said. “Someone has to be responsible when things get out of control, so I will be responsible. People think they know what I’m about, they think they know what motivates me. They don’t know anything. I have a dream of a land of opportunity. When people come to AEW and they can achieve whatever they want. They can be the best versions of what they can be. Wrestling gave me everything I have in the world. I want that for other people. 150 wrestlers on the roster, their big fat paychecks and their junk in their hands. Where are they supposed to go?
“I hate what AEW has become. Egos out of control, celebrating when there’s no need to celebrate, dancing and partying. I cannot stand it anymore. I will burn down the forest to plant a new one. I’m not sentimental. I will do what has to be done. We will do what has to be done. We can see a better future and we will make it happen. If you want to come with us, you can come with us. If you don’t, run while you can. Stand down while you can. Get out of the way! What’s the need to know, for those in AEW? What is the new paradigm? It’s very simple. You work for me now.” They cut to Wheeler Yuta giving Moxley a stare that reflected fear and intimidation. He looked a little spooked.
-They cut to the arena where Excalibur introduced the show and said they’ve entered a whole new era with the new AEW World Champion Jon Moxley.
(Keller’s Analysis: They’ve sorta painted themselves into a corner because they’re continuing to employ someone who tried to suffocate the AEW Champion with a plastic bag, did nothing about it other then sanctioning his chance to become the no. 1 challenger on PPV next time, and then he produced a plastic bag again as part of a heinous post-match attack, and now AEW is presenting his propaganda videos on TV without explanation for why they don’t just fire or suspend him. So you have check out of the idea that AEW is a pro wrestling company that pays wrestlers and has the power to suspend or fire them for criminal actions that go well beyond the usual allowed means to win a match or push past the limits of the rules and accept that they choose not to. Instead, they sit by haplessly doing nothing other than saying it’s “a whole new era.” This just doesn’t seem to be very well thought through. This is where the storyline of EVPs having some actual power oover Tony Khan could’ve come in handy, but that’s fizzled away without explanation. Moxley is so damn intimidating and great on the mic with the sinister delivery, and everyone else’s expressions, including Marina Shafir and Yuta, are really good. But the framework just doesn’t land anywhere that makes any sense; at least not yet.)
-Adam Cole’s music played and he made his way to the ring. As Cole made his way out, Excalibur said a dark cloud hung over WrestleDream as a result of the actions of Moxley and his cohorts. He said one of the silver linings was the return of Cole “unexpectedly.” Tony Schiavone said he chased away MJF. He said it was a disturbing evening with Bryan Danielson losing the title, the injury, and how Wheeler Yuta turned. Excalibur said they’d cover that more later in the show.
C0le said he thought he knew the answer, but asked who was ready for “Storytime with Adam Cole?” He said to Roderick Strong, Mike Bennett, and Matt Taven, he loves them but he has to do this on his own. He said he did think about talking about his year-long road to recovery and all the challenges he had to overcome and how damn happy he is to be back. He said he doesn’t think the people want to hear that, though. He said what they want to hear about is the worst human being he’s ever met, MJF. (He didn’t try to suffocate his long-time friend with a plastic bag.) He said life is filled with shades of grey and trying to figure out right from wrong, good versus evil. He said over the last 12 months, he has realized he has to fight evil with evil.
He said MJF will tell them that he broke a promise and destroyed his trust. He said “trust” is an interesting word. “Without trust, you have nothing,” he said. “Adam Cole is many things, but stupid is not one of them.” He said anyone who trusts a guy like MJF is stupid. He said the MJF they see now is the real MJF, the one he saw behind closed doors who has terrorized the company for five years. He said he claims to care about the company, but he only cares about himself. He said if he could describe MJF in one word, it’s “fake.” He said everything about him fake. He said it took two surgeries, but the hair on his head is fake. He said MJF is a scared, insecure little boy.
He said when MJF reads criticism of him on social media, he pretends he doesn’t care, “but I swear to god he’ll be crying in a little corner by himself in his hotel room.” He said MJF is a phony and he can’t be trusted. “Everyone in that locker room right now is smiling and agreeing with everything I am saying.” He said the locker room is filled with the best pro wrestlers in the world including a group of young wrestlers who are hungry to keep improving and carry AEW into the future to make it the best pro wrestling company in the world. He said it makes him sick to his stomach that those wrestlers look at MJF and think that’s the path to success when it’s actually the path to failure and loneliness.
Cole said MJF thinks he’s someone special and thinks he’s the best there’s every been in AEW, “but I swear with every fiber of my body, Max, everybody hates you.” He said he hates everything he stands for and the way his voice sounds and the way his face looks and that he has to share a building with him. He said they’re going to fight, so how about tonight. He called him to the ring. MJF’s music played and Cole got into the pro wrestling fighting stance that says “the person I’m waiting for isn’t coming out but I’m going to make it look like I expect him any second, from any direction.”
MJF showed up on a big screen with a glass of wine in his hand. He said he started pro wrestling as a teenager and has learned a lot in the last ten years. He said through immaturity, loss, and gain, he’s become a multi-millionaire “so there’s been a lot of gain.” He said he learned how to trust others and later learned the hard way there’s no such thing as trust in pro wrestling. He said when you reach the top at a young age, everyone looks for you to stumble so they can chew you up and spit you out. He said after years of letting people in and then being betrayed, he told himself he’d never let it happen to him. He said then he let his guard down with Cole, who stabbed him in the back and left a void in him. “I will never ever ever trust again,” he said. He said the person he is today is not his fault, it’s Cole’s fault.
He said the unwashed heathens cheer him, though. He said he knows Cole wants nothing more than to beat him within an inch of his life, but Cole will never get him in the ring. He will dangle that in front of Cole, but he’ll be sure Cole dies with a void of unfulfilled vengeance. He said he can thank him later for “a cold, sad, lonely little life.”
Cole soaked up his words and said, “Okay, Max, but I know you better than anybody. You know I mean this when I say it: You can run but you can’t hide.” He said he’ll give him the ass-beating of a lifetime and make him wish they never met. Cole threw down the mic and left as his music played. Excalibur said the day will come soon when Cole gets his hands on MJF.
(Keller’s Analysis: I think this feud is so stretched out due to injuries and hiatuses, and still has the stench of being drawn out with bad comedy segments and a weak payoff with Undisputed Era, not to mention the criss-cross mess of MJF as a heel and face and heel, and where Cole has fit into that in ways that where they’ve landed just feels unfulfilling. Also, Cole was so heavy-handed in his vile hatred of MJF that I just started to feel like it was too much and felt sympathetic to MJF. Cole didn’t really specifically list why he hates MJF so much. Instead, it was meta-stuff (or pseudo-meta-stuff) about everyone in the back hating him. Cole’s character doesn’t have the moral high-ground to stand on if his main criticism of MJF is that he didn’t take an honorable path to the top. I almost wish they called a mulligan and kept them both apart and just moved on to other feuds.)
-Renee Paquette interviewed Chris Jericho backstage at WrestleDream. She asked how he was feeling after his loss. He said he felt vindicated. Renee asked how he can feel that way. Jericho said this is the Week of Chris Jericho because he’s in the no. 1 movie in America, “Terrifyer Three,” and Fozzy is on tour “selling out venues across the country.” He said Mark Briscoe cheated to win. Clips aired of the match. Jericho said he wanted a rematch soon. He said he will become a two-time ROH World Champion, “just like Jay Briscoe.”
-Renee interviewed Briscoe live backstage. She asked about Jericho saying he cheated. Briscoe said Jericho is known to say a lot of dumb stuff. He said the world saw him drop him on his head and pin him. He said he can’t let it slide that Jericho brought up brother’s name again, so he will pay. He said he will get his rematch because he wants to get his hands on him. He said next week on Dynamite, he’s going to face him Ladder War for the ROH World Title. FTR walked in and Briscoe said tonight they’re going to get ahold of Big Bill and Bryan Keith.
(1) FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler) vs. BIG BILL & BRYAN KEITH
The bell rang 19 minutes into the hour. Excalibur said Brisco has already proven himself so he didn’t need to give a rematch to Jericho. Excalibur again said they’re in a whole new reality since Moxley won the AEW Title on Saturday night. Nigel said there’s almost “a stunned atmosphere backstage here in AEW.” He said whatever you thought of Danielson, he is now gone from AEW. “He may return in a long time in a distant future,” he said. (I like the selling of the heavy angle at WrestleDream, but it’d be nice to have an actual update on Danielson’s health.) Nigel said someone else will have to step up and take his place and avenge his loss.
Excalibur said Bill isn’t showing a sense of urgency as he chopped away at Cash. Cash slipped out of Bill’s grip and threw an uppercut and a dropkick. Cash fended off Keith trying to interfere. Bill then caught Cash with a Bossman Slam. They cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Bill controlled the offense during the break. Bill absorbed a forearm by Dax and then clotheslined him hard to the mat. Cash leaped off the top rope and took Bill down. They went for a Shatter Machine, but Bill punched Cash and then powerbombed Dax. He knocked Cash over the top rope and tagged in Keith. Schiavone said Bill “is too much man.” Keith and Bill delivered a sequence of moves and scored a near fall on Dax, broken up by Cash. Cash threw Bill into the ringpost and then landed a tornado DDT at ringside. Seconds later, Dax and Cash finished Keith with Shatter Machine. La Faccion Ingobernable (Rush, Dralistico, Beast Mortos) were shown watching on a monitor backstage.
WINNERS: FTR in 8:00.
As FTR celebrated, The Outrunners came out. Excalibur said they were there to celebrate with them. They shook hands after some build-up. Dax did muscle poses with them.
-Renee interviewed Billy Gunn, Max Caster, and Anthony Bowens. Billy said they’re heading to the gym because they have three of the best bodies in AEW. He said he was going to leave and warm up the car. Bowens yelled that everyone loves The Acclaimed. Caster said they are the winningest team in AEW history and they won at WrestleDream, but they want more. MVP walked up to them, accompanied by Shelton Benjamin. He gave Caster his card and said when they’re ready to get serious, come talk to him. Bowens said they don’t need anything from him. MVP laughed and turned to leave as Shelton gave him a death stare.
(2) MERCEDES MONE (w/Kamille) vs. QUEEN AMINATA – TBS Title match
As Mercedes made her entrance, they showed a clip of Mercedes confronting a backstage worker about where her locker room is. She wanted to have it customized with her list of demands. Queen Aminata told her not to rude like that. Mercedes said she doesn’t know who she is and doesn’t have time to deal with people like her. Aminata made her entrance. Schiavone talked about Aminata’s recent wins in AEW and 12 wins in ROH. The bell rang 34 minutes into the hour. Kamille swept at Aminata’s legs as the match began. That distraction allowed Mercedes to take early control. Aminata rubbed her ass in Moné’s face and then mocked her mannerisms. Mercedes rolled up Aminata, but Aminata reversed it for a pair of two counts. Kamille pulled Mercedes to safety at ringside. Aminata headbutted Kamille at ringside. Mercedes threw Aminata into the ringpost followed by double-knees. They cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Mercedes dominated during the break. Back from the break, Aminata landed an Air Raid Crash for a near fall. She landed a snap spinning neckbreaker for a two count at 7:00. Mercedes avoided a charging Aminata in the corner and then kicked her in the head. She took over and landed a top rope Meteora followed by a back stabber into a Statement Maker for the tapout win.
WINNER: Mercedes in 9:00 to retain the TBS Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Solid match. The announcers had to the heavy-lifting to try to establish why Aminata was getting a title match since this match was thrown out there without build otherwise on Dynamite.)
-A video package aired on the Young Bucks-Private Party saga.
-Renee was about to interview Private Party. She noted that they requested The Young Bucks be present. The Bucks walked up to them. They congratulated the Bucks. Nicholas Jackson wanted to know what they wanted. Matthew Jackson said he was wrong to call them a mid-card act because they took them to the limit. Nicholas said that it was their last title shot, though. Matthew said they are freakin’ stars, but never again. They walked away. Stokley Hathaway walked up to Private Party and said every time he has a setback, he doesn’t get another opportunity. He said they could’ve had him in the corner at WrestleDream. He said they’ve been in AEW since the Obama administration and “what do you have to show for it?” He said the next time they challenge for the tag titles, they’re done. He said everyone knows Isiah is the singles star anyway. Marq Quen said, “If that’s what it takes.” [c]
-Jack Perry, Kazuchika Okada, and The Young Bucks addressed a camera backstage. Perry said today is a special day because today is Kenny Omega’s birthday. He said he learned Omega had 20 feet of his “putrid intestines” removed to save his life after they nearly ended it, so they wanted to get him something special. They showed a birthday cake, but then dumped a bucket of intestines on it. Okada said, “Happy birthday, bitch.” Perry leaned into the camera and said, “Get well soon, Kenny, or die. I really don’t care.”
(3) ORANGE CASSIDY & KYLE O’REILLY & ROCKY ROMERO vs. THE YOUNG BUCKS (Nicholas & Matthew Jackson) & KAZUCHIKA OKADA
Schiavone talked about a fight with O’Reilly and Okada at WrestleDream that led to both being kicked out of the building. Nigel complained that O’Reilly wanted a title match because he hadn’t earned it. Schiavone asked how else he was supposed to get a shot. Nigel said he could earn it with wins in the ring. The bell rang 54 minutes into the hour. After an early flurry by the three babyfaces, they cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Okada got cheers when he blocked a sunset flip attempt by Cassidy and gave him the middle finger. Cassidy hot-tagged in O’Reilly, who went on a flurry of offense against Okada. The Bucks jumped in and O’Reilly fended them off. Okada set up a Rainmaker, but O’Reilly countered into a hanging guillotine. Matthew landed a top rope elbow to break up the hold.
[HOUR TWO]
The heel trio triple-teamed O’Reilly. A minute later, Okada gave Romero a tombstone piledriver. The Bucks went after O’Reilly next. They pumped up their sneakers. O’Reilly recovered and tagged in Cassidy, who hit Okada on the ring apron and then took the Bucks down. O’Reilly joined Cassidy in double-teaming Okada. The Bucks and Rocky battled next. Cassidy gave Matthew a DDT. As Cassidy fired up, Yuta interfered with a running knee to Cassidy. The ref called for the bell.
WINNERS: O’Reilly & Cassidy & Romero by DQ in 10:00.
-Pac and Claudio joined Yuta in triple-teaming Cassidy. The Bucks and Okada stood at ringside and watched. Moxley and Shaffir entered the ring, too. Top Flight and Action Andretti ran out and tried to make the save, but they took a beating instead. Schiavone wondered where the AEW World Title belt was. Nigel speculated it was in the briefcase that Pac was holding. Dark Order ran to the ring. Alex Reynolds yelled briefly at Okada and The Bucks for not doing anything. Dark Order took a beatdown also.
Perry walked out and pulled The Bucks and Okada to the back. Shafir choked Reynolds with a belt. Mox said if you are involved in any way with AEW, “you are under attack.” Yuta and Claudio rammed the ringside steps into Reynolds. Mox said what they’re doing “is just the cost of doing business.” Excalibur said it’s senseless what they are doing. Nigel said they are unhinged, unbridled, reckless, and dangerous. Christopher Daniels, Daniel Garcia, and Private Party ran out to check on everyone who were beat down.
-They went to Excalibur, Schiavone, and Nigel at ringside. Excalibur said they haven’t been able to reach Darby Allin since Saturday as he’s processing what happened to Danielson. Schiavone said they thought Moxley winning the World Title was the end result he wanted, “but apparently it runs much deeper than that.”
-They went backstage where Okada, Perry, and The Bucks were walking. Garcia and Private Party confronted them. Garcia asked if they’re going to let the place go down in flames. He said they built it five years ago, and now they’re just walking away like cowards. Garcia told Private Party he has their back if they’ve got his.
-Excalibur threw to a video package on MVP and Shelton pitching Swerve Strickland.
(4) LIO RUSH (w/Leila Grey) vs. SHELTON BENJAMIN (w/MVP)
Lio came out first. Then Shelton. Schiavone said he has never called a Shelton match, but he knows he’s a great athlete. Excalibur talked about his background including ROH Tag Team Title reigns with Charlie Haas and entering three New Japan G1 Tournaments. The bell rang 13 minutes into the hour. Shelton overhead-tossed Lio Rush with a belly-to-belly at ringside as they cut to a partial double-box break at 2:00. [c/db]
Shelton thwarted a huracanrana attempt, but Rush dove through the ropes twice and knocked Shelton into the ringside barricade. Back in the ring, Rush landed a Cutter. Shelton avoided a top rope move and then landed a wheel kick. Rush went for a sunset flip, but Shelton blocked it. Rush then landed a spin kick followed by a tornado DDT for a near fall. Schiavone said Shelton might win a title in AEW. MVP cheered on Shelton as he went back on offense. Shelton overhead-suplexed Rush again followed by a superkick. Shelton drove Rush’s face into the mat with a flatliner and then finished him with a belly-to-belly powerslam.
WINNER: Shelton in 11:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Good debut match for Shelton. Rush was a good opponent. I like the idea of building up Shelton before Bobby Lashley debuts.)
-MVP stuck his card in Rush’s waistband after the match as Rush was out on his back. MVP said Rush opened his mouth, and Shelton was kind enough to close it. MVP then addressed Swerve and he said he wanted him to reconsider his position. He pointed at Rush and said that is Swerve’s future position. He said Swerve and Shelton should finish the conversation they started at WrestleDream. He called Shelton “the Standard of Excellence.”
-They went back to the announcers at ringside. Excalibur said Darby and Tony Hawk have formed a business partnership. A video aired with the two of them that Excalibur said was filmed before WrestleDream. [c]
-Excalibur plugged upcoming AEW events with a graphic on the screen showing the dates and cities.
-Renee interviewed Swerve and Nana backstage. Swerve said Shelton looked impressive and he agreed to face him. Swerve said he is the most dangerous man in AEW.
-Schiavone introduced Don Callis who came to the ring with “The Machine” Brian Cage and Lance Archer. Callis stood at a podium and said with all of the news regarding the Don Callis Family, he said there should be a press conference. He said since there are no “real journalists” in pro wrestling, he decided to hold the press conference himself. He touted “one of the greatest trades in the history of sports.” He talked up Archer and Cage. He then talked up Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita. Takeshita made his way out with the newly won AEW International Title belt over his shoulder. Fletcher accompanied him. They showed an inset clip of Fletcher turning on Will Ospreay. Callis said they will go to every corner of the globe to defend the title. Takeshita stood at the podium and said he will defend the title all over the world. “Come on, take it!” he said to anyone who wants the belt.
Callis then asked everyone to show some decorum because it’s been a difficult week for Fletcher. Callis hugged his head. Fletcher stepped up to the podium and said all he has heard is people asking, “Why, Kyle? Why?” He said everyone wants to talk about Ospreay when the Don Callis Family is having it’s biggest night in history. He said if people want to know why he did what he did, “Too bad!” Callis said the fans are too ignorant and won’t shut up, so they don’t get it. He said the Don Callis Family has never been stronger than it is today.
(Keller’s Analysis: A lot to like there. I’ve been pushing for Callis to be part of significant storylines that are consistently forwarded on TV. I like expanding his group. Although Cage and Archer have been defined down, it seems as if there’s room for them to take on new relevance under the management of Callis. It felt cheap to have Fletcher not offer any explanation for why he chose to betray Ospreay. It comes across as if they have no reason in mind and they did the angle to do it.)
-Renee interviewed Mariah May who complained about the lack of questions from journalists after WrestleDream. She said she hasn’t had her celebration yet. She said Britt Baker has step throat and Thunder Rosa is in the U.K. She told Christopher Daniels to present her with a worthy challenger. She said AEW isn’t where the best wrestle, it’s where the best are afraid of The Glamour. Anna Jay ran up to Mariah’s face. Daniels tried to break them up, but Jay slapped him by mistake and then apologized.
-Excalibur noted that Mariah was the no. 1 ranked wrestler by PWI this year. He then plugged “Fright Night Dynamite” on Oct. 30 featuring Shelton vs. Swerve. He said the main event was next: Jay White vs. Christian Cage. [c]
-Renee interviewed Ricochet backstage. She asked if he was a little too laser-focused on Ospreay going into that match. Ricochet said Takeshita hit him harder than he can ever remember being hit. He said despite what Callis says, Takeshita beat Ospreay, not him, and he hasn’t lost since stepping foot in AEW. He said he is in AEW to become champion. He said he has been screwed over twice by Takeshita. Ricochet said you show you’re the best in the world based on your matches. He said you don’t need lackeys to do your dirty work if you’re the best. He said he’ll be at Collision on Saturday and he invited Callis to see that he is out of this world.
-They went to the announcers who reacted to Ricochet. They cut to the back where Moxley and his cohorts were fighting with Dark Order, Top Flight, and Andretti. Then they hopped into the back of a Dodge Ram pickup and sped off. John Silver chased after them. Evil Uno called for a match with them. He said they’ve been in AEW since Day One and they work for AEW, not Moxley. Dante Martin said they have to go through teams like them who want to make a good change in AEW. Andretti yelled that they’re coming for them this Saturday on Collision.
(Keller’s Analysis: Evil Uno’s promo was good and they fit as one of the first obstacles for Team Mox given they’re originals. Dante’s promo was strong, too, although by the time Andretti got done yelling at the top of his lungs, it was a little much.)
(5) CHRISTIAN CAGE (w/Nick Wayne, Mother Wayne) vs. JAY WHITE (w/Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn)
The bell rang 51 minutes into the hour. Excalibur talked about Christian Cage helping “Hangman” Page and injuring Jay White during the Owen Hart Tournament, sidelining White for a while. Nigel said Christian is a step ahead in the mental game of chess that is pro wrestling. White took control early. Christian reached the bottom rope to force a break. Nick Wayne went for a chair at ringside, but Juice chased him away and grabbed the chair. The ref booted Juice from ringside. Juice stomped the chair in frustration and left. They cut to a double-box break. Austin attacked Nick at ringside and threw him into the ringside barricade. Juice and Austin dragged him by his boots to the back. [c/db]
Christian dominated during the break.
[OVERRUN]
They eventually fought to ringside. Back in the ring, Christian landed a tornado DDT for a near fall. When Christian set up a spear, Kip Sabian showed up. Then “Hangman” Page showed up, and Kip fled through the crowd. White caught Christian with a uranage and scored a near fall. White set up a Blade Runner, but Christian countered into a Killswitch for a near fall. White hit some suplexes. Christian fought back with a diving headbutt for a near fall. Sabian returned and jumped onto the ring apron. White set up a Blade Runner on a distracted Christian. Hangman then hit White with a Buckshot Lariat. Christian then made the cover and scored a three count.
WINNER: Christian in 15:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Solid match, although dominated with ringside distractions and shenanigans. Hangman looking to get revenge for losing to White at WrestleDream extends the feud.)
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