AEW Big Business Results, March 13, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's special edition of AEW Dynamite. "AEW Big Business" is slated to air live on March 13, 2024, at the TD Garden in Boston, MA.

AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 6:30 AM IST.



The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TNT and FITE TV.

AEW Dynamite: Big Busines Results March 13, 2024: Highlights

We see Renee Paquette in the back talking about the show. Suddenly, a Mercedes pulls up, and the camera cuts inside the arena.



Big screen shows "CEO" before Mercedes Mone enters.

She waits for the crowd to cheer before speaking. She thanks them for welcoming her back and giving her the courage to join AEW. She promises amazing moments and teamwork. Mone reveals wrestling saved her, allowing her to dream. She mentions Eddie Guerrero as an inspiration. She talks about leading a wrestling change (revolution) and becoming the first African American woman to headline a major wrestling event.

She explains leaving school at 13 to care for her brother and starting her career in a small wrestling company (Chaotic Wrestling). Now, it's time to focus on serious business. Mone says she came to AEW because it feels like the right place for her. She wants to help make professional wrestling popular worldwide.



She mentions the main event featuring Riho and Willow Nightingale (crowd boos Willow). Mone acknowledges she has unresolved issues with Willow, but for now, she's committed to AEW. She thanks the owner (Tony Khan) and the fans, then tells them to welcome their new "big boss" (CEO).

Renee interviews Samoa Joe. He predicts tonight's match will be profitable (feels like money). He believes Wardlow is taking the fall for others' mistakes. Joe also mentions their past fights, emphasizing he never loses championship matches in this venue.

We see a video from "The Undisputed Kingdom" with Adam Cole telling a story about Wardlow. He talks about finding others who disliked a wrestler (MJF) and how Wardlow is close to winning the title.

AEW World Championship Match: Samoa Joe (c) vs Wardlow

Wardlow launches an immediate assault, dominating Joe outside the ring. He throws Joe into the steel steps, then shreds a fan's sign mockingly. Back in the ring, Joe lands some quick chops, but Wardlow responds with a powerful slam. Wardlow maintains control with strikes, knees, and corner attacks. Joe rallies with chops, jabs, a back elbow, and throws jabs.

A corner enziguiri by Joe puts Wardlow on the top turnbuckle, but Wardlow counters by knocking him down. Wardlow attempts a twisting leap attack before the commercial break.

Returning, Joe throws chops. Wardlow climbs to the second rope, but Joe evades his signature leaping shoulder tackle, getting a near fall. Wardlow tries a powerbomb, but Joe escapes and executes a Manhattan Drop followed by a senton. They exchange blows fiercely. Joe scores a powerful slam, nearly winning. He attempts his signature Muscle Buster, transitioning to a Stampede, but Wardlow escapes.

Wardlow's knee buckles. He takes a cheap shot at Joe's eyes while the referee is distracted. Joe regains control, gets placed on the top rope, but Wardlow counters with a powerful knee strike for another near fall. Wardlow attempts a flying senton, but Joe cleverly rolls away. Joe pummels Wardlow in the corner before a thunderous powerbomb by Wardlow. Wardlow sets up for his finishing move, but Joe cleverly sweeps his legs. As Wardlow charges off the ropes, Joe locks in the Coquina Clutch for a decisive victory.

WINNER: Samoa Joe

Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana appear. Swerve overpowers security and enters the ring. Joe exits the ring and heads backstage. Swerve remains in the ring.

Joe walks by on the ramp and kicks one of the unconscious security guards.

Alex Marvez has a prerecorded interview with The Elite. He asks Okada about his reason for joining the group. Nick corrects Marvez, emphasizing the use of Okada's full name. Matt makes a sarcastic remark implying there are numerous (possibly financial) reasons behind Okada's choice. Okada simply states his focus on defeating his opponents and instructs Marvez to sing Happy Birthday to Matt.

The Elite vs. PAC, Penta El Zero Miedo, & Eddie Kingston

The match explodes as Okada and Kingston face off. Kingston quickly tags in PAC, who dominates early. Jackson tries to be friendly but gets attacked by PAC. After some back-and-forth offense, Penta enters the ring and delivers a big boot and slam to Nicholas. PAC and Penta team up with dropkicks and superkicks on Matthew. Kingston attempts to take advantage, but Nicholas counters. Okada tags in and overpowers Kingston with chops and a dropkick.

The Elite triple-kick Kingston, and Nicholas uses illegal tactics. Matthew isolates Kingston in the corner, but Kingston fights back. He suplexes Matthew across the ring, but Okada and Nicholas interfere. Kingston throws Matthew with a suplex and tags in Penta. Penta takes out The Young Bucks with a double crossbody. He follows up with slingblades and DDTs.

Okada enters but gets hit with a German suplex by PAC. Kingston unleashes chops, but Okada counters with a DDT. PAC tries to help but gets stopped by Matthew. Kingston hits a Canadian Destroyer on Matthew, but Nicholas takes out Penta. Kingston gets distracted by the referee, allowing Nicholas to land a low blow. This sets up Okada for his finishing maneuver, the Rainmaker.

WINNER: The Elite

Ospreay explains he requested to address the crowd directly. This match holds immense importance for him. He's always admired Bryan Danielson's career built on leaving everything in the ring, and is thrilled Danielson is a fan.

Recalling his match against Kenny Omega, Ospreay acknowledges the talk surrounding his risky maneuver despite causing an injury. He emphasizes respect for Danielson, but reiterates the significance of this match for him and fans worldwide.

Since joining AEW, the phrase "Restore the feeling" has been linked to him, and he claims to embody that very spirit. Ospreay declares this match as a reminder of AEW's core identity.

He positions the clash as the best wrestler in the world facing the best of the 21st century, with only one emerging victorious. Ospreay acknowledges learning from Danielson the ability to separate respect outside the ring from the fierce competition within. He vows to win at all costs, emphasizing his belief in being on another level.

Deonna Purrazzo challenges Toni Storm's strategy of relying on numbers. She reveals plans to find a partner for their next encounter in Toronto, and warns Storm to expect a fight.

Singles Match: Darby Allin vs. Jay White

White targets Allin's taped back and ribs, a result of the risky move at Revolution. White lands heavy chops, but Allin responds with a quick kick and throws himself outside the ring to attack. However, White throws Allin with a suplex, smashing him into a chair which breaks. White tries to throw Allin into the steel steps, but Allin flips to avoid it and crashes into the barrier instead.

Back in the ring, Allin manages a crossbody attack, but White quickly overpowers him with chops. He mocks Sting's signature move but misses the attempt. Allin fights back with punches and a stunner. He tries his finishing move, the Last Supper, but White barely avoids defeat.

Allin lands a powerful elbow strike and attempts a high-flying attack, but White uses his momentum to counter with a mid-air suplex. White follows with another strong move, but Allin kicks out.

Allin hits White with his signature move, the Scorpion Death Drop. But White cleverly puts his foot on the ropes to avoid getting pinned. White hangs precariously on the ring apron. Allin tries to finish him off with a Coffin Drop, but White dodges just in the nick of time. Allin barely makes it back into the ring before the referee counts to 10. However, White wastes no time and blasts Allin with his Bladerunner finisher.

WINNER: Jay White

After the match, White offered Allin a handshake. But as Allin reached out, he faked him out and pretended to point a gun. This was the signal for The Gunns to jump Allin.

They stuck one of Allin's legs through a chair to hold him still. They grabbed a baseball bat, but The Acclaimed showed up and stopped them before things got worse. White didn't waste any time though, he cracked Billy Gunn in the head with a chair.

The Gunns and The Acclaimed ended up brawling. The Acclaimed got hit with the baseball bat and even their championship titles were used as weapons. Allin got yanked back into the ring. They shoved his leg back through the chair and White smashed the baseball bat down on it.

Chris Jericho & HOOK vs. Gates Of Agony

The match starts with Bishop Kaun and HOOK. Kaun throws HOOK across the ring right away. But HOOK teams up with Jericho and they both slam Kaun down with a suplex move. They do the same to Liona, showing they work well together.

Jericho then focuses on Kaun, hitting him with punches to the chest. But Kaun fights back with a big kick and tackles Jericho with a clothesline. He throws Jericho over the top rope and hangs him there. Liona then charges at Jericho and knocks him to the ground outside the ring.

Liona jumps on Jericho inside the ring. They double team him and keep him away from his partner. Kaun puts Jericho on the top rope and hits him with a punch. Jericho fights back with a headbutt and then jumps off the ropes with his arm swinging. He tries to tag in HOOK, but Liona cuts him off. They keep beating him down in the corner.

Jericho doesn't give up and tries to tag again, but Liona stops him. Then, Jericho and Kaun trade punches back and forth. Jericho hits Kaun with a big kick and a jumping move (lionsault). He finally gets to tag in HOOK.

HOOK starts strong with throws and a slam on Kaun. He uses the ropes to knock Liona out of the ring. But Liona jumps back in to stop HOOK from pinning Kaun. Jericho throws Liona out again.

HOOK takes Liona down with a spinning move. Kaun jumps on HOOK's back and drives his knees into him. HOOK barely avoids getting pinned. The Gates of Agony try to team up on HOOK, but he fights back and puts Kaun in a submission hold. He uses Kaun to hit Liona, while Jericho pulls him out and smashes him into the ring post. Both Jericho and HOOK lock in their finishing moves at the same time.

WINNER: HOOK & Chris Jericho

They show Kyle backstage. He says being unable to wrestle wasn't his biggest worry, there was a time he couldn't even pick up his daughter. Now he's back, but wonders if he's still good enough. He thinks the competition here is tougher than ever before. He saw Bryan Keith wrestle and they have a match this weekend.

Kyle's friend, Roderick, shows up. He respects Kyle's decision to do this alone.

They show Jericho and HOOK backstage. Jericho says he doesn't know much about HOOK and wants to learn more. So, he's challenging HOOK to a match next week.

Main Event: Riho vs. Willow Nightingale

Nightingale starts strong with a shoulder tackle and a flying body press, but Riho avoids getting pinned and kicks her in the legs. Riho throws punches at Nightingale, but Nightingale catches her leg and slams her down. Nightingale tries to pin Riho again, but Riho kicks out. Nightingale punches Riho and then throws her across the ring with a clothesline. She holds Riho in a tight hug and slams her on the mat.

Riho fights back with punches and throws Nightingale into the ropes. She then hits a series of moves - a kick to the back, a flying body press with her leg wrapped around Nightingale's neck, and a running knee strike.

Riho tries to slam Nightingale with a special move, but Nightingale barely avoids getting pinned. She tries to stomp on Nightingale's foot, but misses. Nightingale jumps off the ring apron to attack Riho, but Riho dodges and Nightingale crashes to the floor.

Riho jumps off the apron and stomps on Nightingale's foot. Back in the ring, she stomps on her again, but Nightingale kicks out. Riho tries to attack some more, but Nightingale knocks her down with a clothesline. She takes off her shirt straps and slams Riho with a powerful move to win the match.

WINNER: Willow Nightingale

Nightingale wins the match and celebrates. Suddenly, the arena goes dark. When the lights come back on, Julia Hart is standing there holding the championship title. Skye Blue jumps out from behind and attacks Nightingale. They both beat up on Nightingale until Mercedes Mone runs out to help.

Mone punches Blue and kicks Hart in the head. Then, she uses her special move to win against the champion, Julia Hart. Finally, Mone looks at Nightingale and raises her arm in victory. Nightingale seems happy for Mone and raises Mone's arm too.

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