All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite, Wednesday, June 17, 2020

1. Colt Cabana def. Jaxon Stone
2. Proud-N-Powerful def. Brady Pierce & Musa
3. Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky of SCU def. Fuego del Sol & Low Rider
4. The Butcher & The Blade def. Brandon Cutler & Peter Avalon
5. Sammy Guevara def. Lee Johnson
6. Jake Hager def. Suge D
7. Kris Statlander & Anna Jay def. Nyla Rose & Mel
8. Sonny Kiss def. Christopher Daniels

All Elite Wrestling takes over Daily’s Place in sunny Jacksonville, Florida for another night of incredible AEW Dynamite action. Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and the legendary Jim Ross are on the call tonight, and ready for tonight’s festivities after a tremendous pyrotechnics display.


1. #FTR (w. Tully Blanchard) def. Private Party - Say yeah! Tully Blanchard’s new recruits Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood came to fight in their AEW debut as they dismantled Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen. Private Party worked for the upper hand from underneath but Wheeler and Harwood used old school tag team wrestling techniques to ground their high-flying opponents. At Tully’s request, #FTR put Quen’s head into the mat with a Spiked Piledriver for the win. That’s one down on #FTR’s quest to topping the AEW tag team division.

After their loss, Private Party walked backstage and are stopped by Matt Hardy. The legendary non-broken Hardy gave the young tag team some sound advice and advised them to keep their heads up. Matt Hardy is a fan of Private Party and considers them a spiritual successor to The Hardys, and he will lend his hand to help them going forward.


2. Kris Statlander def. Mel - “The Galaxy’s Greatest Alien” continued her success in the AEW Women’s division as she dispatched of the returning Mel. While Mel had a slight height advantage, Statlander connected with the Big Bang Theory for the victory.



The Young Bucks came down to the ring to address last week’s attack by Villain Enterprises’ Marty Scurll, Brody King, and Flip Gordon. Matt and Nick Jackson questioned Marty’s actions but they claimed that “The Villain” just wasn’t good enough to join The Elite, especially when he chose to stay elsewhere instead of joining them in AEW. Scurll’s music interrupted as three members of Villain Enterprises walked down and joined The Bucks in the ring. Marty claimed he is not upset that The Elite chose to become “All Elite”, he’s here to get revenge on them leaving him out in the cold and taking the spotlight with them. “This is nothing more than a lesson in respect!” exclaimed Marty as King and Gordon jumped The Young Bucks for another beatdown… that is until Kenny Omega ran down to the ring to make the save. Omega, alone, clotheslined Gordon out of the ring as Brody and Marty left the squared circle in a hurry. After their search on Being The Elite, it looks like The Young Bucks have found their third man… who was all alone in the ring with The Bucks until Hangman Page made his entrance after all the chaos dissipated.



3. MJF & Wardlow def. Kenny Omega & Hangman Page - After the issues in last week’s main event, MJF looked to be just fine as he and “Mr. Mayhem” Wardlow worked as a cohesive unit while Omega and Page did not look to be on the same page following the altercation with Villain Enterprises. The former AEW World Tag Team Champions seemed to work well together after Omega hot tagged Hangman as “The Cowboy” unleashed some “Cowboy Sh*t” on MJF and Wardlow. In the end, however, when Page looked to tag out after an MJF low-blow, Omega got distracted by the reappearance of Marty Scurll and made chase, allowing Wardlow time to hit the F-10 for the pinfall victory. Following the match, Omega returned to the ring realizing what happened but Page looked dejected and left the ring shaking his head without his partner.


Chris Jericho and the Inner Circle hung out backstage watching the show, “Le Champion” provided his own commentary track of what had happened between the members of The Elite thanks to “El Villano Martin Scurll”. Jericho yelled for a beverage but was instead met with the appearance of Orange Cassidy. Cassidy nonchalantly grabbed a glass of orange juice and threw it in the face of Jericho as revenge for him throwing a shirt on Cassidy a few weeks ago! Before The Inner Circle could attack in retribution, Cassidy shrugged and left their locker room - with Jericho yelling that he’ll beat the pulp out of Orange and that this isn’t over!


4. Jon Moxley def. Jon Silver (w. Dark Order) - As Brian Cage and Taz joined the commentary booth, the AEW World Champion Jon Moxley took down Jon Silver as Mr. Brodie Lee, 10, and Alex Reynolds watched from ringside. Silver tried his best against the champion, but Mox beat the living crap out of the Dark Order follower. As Mr. Brodie Lee fumed from ringside, Moxley put Silver’s head through the mat with the Paradigm Shift for the victory.

After the match, Mr. Brodie Lee, Alex Reynolds, and the still-injured 10 rushed into the ring and knocked down the AEW World Champion for a beatdown. After Taz had his fun at the announce booth, he instructed Brian Cage to intervene. “The Machine” entered the ring and clotheslined 10 and Reynolds out of the ring, but the lights went out. When they came back, the returning Evil Uno and Stu Grayson stood in front of Mr. Brodie Lee and across from Cage. Uno quickly spat mist in the face of “The Machine”, giving the Dark Order enough time to exit the ring out of harm’s way.



A video package aired of Darby Allin with iconic skateboarder Tony Hawk. Tony Hawk said he didn’t need a doctor’s note to skate there. Tony Hawk high-fived Darby after seeing Darby’s fearless display of tricks and revealed Darby as being a playable character in the remastered Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2.

5. Lance Archer (w. Jake Roberts) def. Darby Allin - “The Murderhawk Monster” ragdolled Darby Allin to begin the match as Jake “The Snake” Roberts laughed at ringside. Darby never gave up, despite it being obvious he rushed back to in-ring action too soon after his big crash landing at Double or Nothing, and tried to fight off Archer’s cocky destruction. Allin turned the tides when he threw himself out of the ring into Archer and the guardrail, but it wasn’t enough to put Archer down. In the end, after a good fight, Archer chokeslammed Darby through one of his skateboards as Roberts called for the EBD Claw, which forced Allin to pass out from the pain… never giving up despite Archer’s advantages.


“The Bastard” PAC sent in a video package warning the roster members of All Elite Wrestling. He has been watching the program from England in his quarantine and he is not pleased with not being able to show the world that he is the best in AEW. PAC promises that the Death Triangle will come back to AEW stronger than ever… when we least expect it.


6. TNT Championship - Cody © (w. Arn Anderson) def. Rey Fénix - One of the best television main events in recent memory, “The American Nightmare” Cody successfully retained the AEW TNT Championship against Death Triangle’s Rey Fénix. Fénix used his unorthodox break-neck style to take the champion off his game, but Cody would never give up and fought back. The match spilled outside the ring, where Fénix caught his opponent with a beautiful step-up tornillo. As the match progressed, Fénix got a few nearfalls but Cody returned the favour and grounded the challenger with a devastating Figure Four. The fought continued and nearly reached the 20-minute mark until the champion hit the Cody Cutter to score the winning pinfall in this instant classic.

As Cody rose to his feet and was handed the AEW TNT Championship by his coach Arn Anderson, his celebration was cut short when “The Villain” Marty Scurll walked out on stage alone. Scurll congratulated Cody on the win, but he doesn’t forget Cody’s willingness to cut Scurll out of The Elite - and for that, “The Villain” promised to crush “The American Nightmare’s” dreams next week on Dynamite.