AEW Dynamite Results, October 25, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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Here are the full results for this Tuesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on October 25, 2023, at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, PA.

AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday (Tuesday Special on October 10) 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 5:30 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 Results October 25, 2023: Highlights

AEW Dynamite started with Renee Paquette backstage, calling Adam Cole. Roderick Strong, Mike Bennett, and Matt Taven joined them. MJF hung up on Cole and vowed to deal with Juice Robinson tonight.



The Devil mask made a brief appearance. Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Taz provided commentary for the show.

Dynamite Diamond Ring: AEW World Champion MJF vs. Juice Robinson (w/The Gunns)

MJF dominated early, with a crowd-pleasing assault. He slammed Robinson into the barricade and over the timekeeper's table, spat in his face, and sent him into the front row with a powerful kick. A slingshot into the post made Robinson bleed. The Gunns distracted MJF, allowing Robinson to hit an axe kick. MJF recovered, bit Robinson, and landed a Kangaroo Kick. After more chaos with the Gunns, MJF won with the Heat Seeker.



WINNER: AEW World Champion MJF

Following the match, The Gunns attacked MJF, briefly thwarted by The Kingdom. Switchblade Jay White joined the brawl, with The Acclaimed and Daddy Ass coming to MJF's rescue.

On the ramp, White expressed his intention to take down MJF. Colten Gunn challenged The Kingdom for the ROH Tag Titles at Full Gear. MJF accepted the handicap match but later turned it into an 8-man tag next week, demanding White to return the Triple B. Roderick Strong argued about team selection, but MJF dismissed their input.

Max Caster proposed a partnership, but MJF declined. Despite the banter, Caster remained interested. As MJF left, Kenny Omega appeared, and both men agreed to a showdown for the AEW World Championship this Saturday, exchanging words and a handshake, culminating with Omega's "3 days, bitch."

FTW Champion HOOK & Rob Van Dam vs. John Silver & Alex Reynolds (w/Evil Uno)

Reynolds' trash talk backfired; HOOK quickly took him down. RVD tagged in, hitting a monkey flip and double clothesline. HOOK executed an Exploder. During a break, HOOK isolated and took down Silver. RVD's kicks and Rolling Thunder. Reynolds and Silver tried double-team moves but were thwarted. RVD countered Uno's chair with a Van Daminator and finished with a Five Star Frog Splash. HOOK made Silver tap with REDRUM.

WINNER: FTW Champion HOOK & Rob Van Dam via submission

Tony Khan’s Big Surprise for Sting

Tony Schiavone welcomed Darby Allin and Sting, with Allin's arm in a sling. Sting thanked fans, Tony Khan, and introduced a surprise. Ric Flair appeared, praising Sting and expressing a desire to team up. Christian Cage teased Flair's longevity and challenged Sting and Allin to a six-man tag match at Full Gear. Sting accepted, humorously noting he was allergic to "jackasses."

ROH Six Man Tag Team Titles: The Elite (Hangman Adam Page and Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. The Hardys (Matt & Jeff) and Brother Zay

The match kicked off with a fast opening sequence. Zay faced a double team from The Bucks, and Page and Matt Hardy tagged in, recalling their past feud. Jeff surprised Matt Jackson with a knee strike, leading to a Side Effect by Matt Hardy. During a picture-in-picture break, Matt and Zay taunted The Bucks, maintaining control. However, Matt Jackson countered with stereo Northern Lights suplexes, and Page received the hot tag.

He went on the offensive with a fall-away slam and a slingshot cross body. Zay resisted a Death Valley Driver, but Jeff intervened with a Silly String move. Nick unleashed a series of superkicks, and some miscommunication from The Bucks allowed the Hardys and Zay a final attempt to take control, but it backfired as The Bucks executed a BTE to retain their titles.

WINNER: The Elite (Hangman Adam Page and Matt & Nick Jackson)

AEW Women’s Title: Hikaru Shida vs. Ruby Soho

In the opening moments, both wrestlers exchanged strikes and countered backslide attempts. Shida narrowly executed a corner cross body. Soho used a back heel trip to avoid corner punches and transitioned into a two-count crucifix roll. Shida later landed the ten corner punches and a missile dropkick. During a commercial break, Soho gained control with a No Future kick, pulling Shida off the apron.

Upon returning, the match continued with a fierce exchange. Shida applied a Torture Rack and a sliding elbow for a near fall. Soho tried to roll through a cross body into a pin but failed. She also removed the middle turnbuckle pad. Soho handed Shida a spray paint can, pretended to be sprayed, making Shida visibly upset. Soho capitalized by choking Shida and hitting Destination Unknown for a close two-count.

Aubrey Edwards, the referee, watched as Soho attempted to slam Shida into the exposed turnbuckle. Soho also hit No Future, but Shida countered with the Kitana knee strike for a two-count. Shida dodged another No Future and struck Soho with a knee. After several near falls, Soho accidentally collided with the exposed turnbuckle, and Shida capitalized with another knee strike to secure the victory.

WINNER: Hikaru Shida

Bryan Danielson & Claudio Castagnoli vs. AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy & Kazuchika Okada

Danielson focused on Cassidy's left arm. Cassidy briefly deceived, and Danielson tagged Castagnoli, who taunted Cassidy with light kicks. Cassidy tagged Okada, executing a drop toe hold and an elbow to Castagnoli. They exchanged forearms and uppercuts. Cassidy landed a casual top-rope splash.

During the commercial break, Cassidy attempted to tag but was denied. Cassidy countered Castagnoli's neck pull with a DDT, leading to a double down. Danielson and Okada exchanged heavy hits, with "Holy Sh*t" chants. Okada executed a flapjack, and they traded near falls.

Cassidy and Castagnoli re-entered. Cassidy delivered a top-rope crossbody and stiff kicks. Castagnoli countered a Giant Swing with a Stundog Millionaire and Tornado DDT for a near fall. Danielson and Okada returned. Cassidy aimed for the Orange Punch, but Castagnoli countered with a mid-air Giant Swing. Castagnoli applied a Sharpshooter, but Okada intervened and executed the Air Raid Crash on Castagnoli's knee.

Okada performed a top-rope elbow drop, Cassidy hit an Orange Punch and Rainmaker, but Castagnoli broke the pin. Castagnoli delivered a springboard uppercut on Okada and followed up with a massive pop-up uppercut on Cassidy for the win.

WINNER: Bryan Danielson & Claudio Castagnoli

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