LIVE AEW Dynamite Results – September 2, 2026

AEW Dynamite Results – September 2, 2026 – Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s live coverage results for AEW Dynamite on September 2, live from the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Dallas, Texas.

We are live from the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Dallas, Texas, as newly crowned AEW World Champion Will Ospreay makes his way to the ring to start the show.

Will Ospreay walked out looking worn down and admitted he didn’t want to cry again this week. He thanked the crowd for the “You Deserve It” chants and joked about nearly missing his flight after going on a bender since Sunday. He struggled to find the right words, but thanked everyone who has followed him from the beginning or joined him during his AEW run.

Ospreay turned to Kenny Omega. He said they push each other to the limit and that he kept fighting because this is what he’s wanted his whole life. For ten years, Omega has been the best in the world. Ospreay said Omega is better than him 364 days a year — but it only took one day to become champion. They’re tied at two wins each. Ospreay is satisfied, but if Omega isn’t, he can name the time and place.

Ospreay looked at the belt and said it feels right around his waist. He listed the champions who held it before him and called them his heroes. Now he stands among them. His idols are now rivals. He admitted he struggles with confidence, but the title reminds him he is the standard — The Billy Goat — the best in the world. Anyone who wants the title must walk through the same fire he did.

He thanked Henare, Francesco Akira, and Callum Newman for backing him in Japan and at Wembley. He said United Empire will continue in Japan and hopes to build a United Empire in AEW as well.

Ricochet Confronts Ospreay

As Ospreay wrapped up, The Demand appeared and Ricochet cut him off. Ricochet said he wasn’t out to ruin the celebration. He said he and Ospreay have unfinished business and are forever linked in the sport. Ricochet praised Ospreay and Omega’s match at All In and said fans don’t like him because they don’t know him the way Ospreay does. He claimed Ospreay wouldn’t be in the All In main event without him and demanded the first title shot.

Gabe Kidd Escalates the Situation

Gabe Kidd stormed out with Clark Connors. Kidd said Ospreay took his chance to be the first English IWGP Champion and now the first English AEW Champion. He said Ricochet’s request was fine, but he gets the first shot. Kidd then said he doesn’t want to take Ospreay’s title — he wants to take his life. He claimed it was five‑on‑one and prepared to rush the ring.

Henare, Akira, and Newman hit the ring with chairs. Ospreay told everyone they had two choices: fight now in street clothes or meet in the main event. The challenge wasn’t officially answered, and Excalibur said updates would come later.

Swerve Strickland & The New Level (c) vs. The Rascalz – AEW World Trios Championship

Strickland and Myron Reed opened the match with a lock‑up as the bell rang. Reed tried to use his speed early, but Strickland kept things grounded until Austin Creed and Dezmond Xavier tagged in. Creed and Xavier traded quick counters, but Creed caught Xavier with a running senton and brought in Kofi Kingston.

Kofi drilled Xavier with a chest kick, then he and Woods hit a quick double‑team. Xavier fought out of the corner and tagged Zachary Wentz. Creed climbed onto Kofi’s shoulders and hit a moonsault onto Wentz, but Wentz answered immediately with a Tornillo that wiped out Kofi.

All six men spilled into a brawl. The Rascalz regrouped on the outside, but Kofi launched himself off the ropes and hit a crossbody that wiped out Wentz, Xavier, and Reed on the floor as the fight continued outside the ring.

Reed and Kofi tagged in, and Kofi blasted Reed with a kick and a right hand. Creed slipped in with a blind tag, letting Kofi hit the Boom Drop before Creed spiked Reed with a Tornado DDT. Strickland tagged himself in and hit a vertical suplex, but Wentz dove in to break the pin.

Xavier tagged in and tried a quick cover on Strickland. Strickland kicked out, cracked Wentz with a right hand, but Reed cut him off with a StunDog Millionaire. Wentz and Xavier followed with a German suplex–enzuigiri combo on Strickland.

Kofi climbed the ropes, but Xavier knocked him off and went for a dive. Kofi stopped him cold, sending Xavier crashing into the mat. Wentz hit another Tornillo on Kofi, Creed flew in to wipe out Wentz, then hit a double tope suicida on Xavier and Woods. Reed answered by taking out Woods and Kofi at the same time.

Reed threw Kofi back inside — but Strickland caught Xavier mid‑air with a House Call as Xavier rebounded off the ropes. Strickland hit a second House Call on Creed, and Creed covered Xavier to retain.

Winners (and still): Swerve Strickland & The New Level

The Young Bucks’ music hit. Matt and Nick walked onto the stage and stared down Strickland, New Level, and Prince Nana as the champions stood tall on the ramp.

Results for AEW Dynamite on September 2, 2026, continue after a commercial break.

We Hear From The Young Bucks

Matt Jackson said he and Nick weren’t out here to complain about getting screwed — they’ve done worse to plenty of people. What he did want to know was whether Adam Copeland and Christian Cage felt satisfied with how they retained the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All In. Matt called them to the ring.

Instead, FTR’s music hit.

Stokely Hathaway walked out with Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. Hathaway told the Bucks they blew it at Revolution and blew it again at All In, and said they disgust him. Harwood added, “Daddy’s home,” reminding the Bucks they lost in front of everyone and that FTR has already beaten them. He promised they’d become the first‑ever four‑time AEW World Tag Team Champions.

Nick fired back, reminding FTR that the Bucks have beaten them too — and that the Bucks never said “I Quit” like Harwood and Wheeler did at Double or Nothing.

Then Christian Cage’s music hit.

Cage walked out with Adam Copeland. Cage said nobody asks how you win — only who the winners are. He said he and Copeland were supposed to be the old guys past their prime, yet they retained against both teams. Copeland stepped in as the voice of reason, saying he wasn’t thrilled about Cage cheating at All In, which Cage clearly didn’t appreciate.

Copeland said both FTR and the Young Bucks had legitimate claims to a rematch. So he proposed something fitting for all three teams:

A Three‑Way TLC Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship — Copeland & Cage vs. The Young Bucks vs. FTR — at AEW All Out, September 26.

The crowd erupted as the champions stood tall, the Bucks glared, and FTR stared them down.

Backstage – Will Ospreay & United Empire

Lexy Nair caught up with Will Ospreay and the United Empire backstage. Ospreay said tonight’s big multi‑man match just got stronger — because they’ve officially recruited Andrade El Idolo as their fifth partner. The group looked fired up, promising they were rolling into the main event with full force.

Darby Allin (c) vs. Mark Davis – TNT Championship

Mark Davis didn’t wait for introductions — he blindsided Darby Allin at the bottom of the ramp before the bell even rang. Don Callis slid onto commentary as Davis hurled Allin into the ring apron and trapped him in the ring skirt, clubbing away. Allin fought free and sent Davis spine‑first into the barricade, then dumped him over the timekeeper’s area and into another barricade.

Back from break, they were brawling deep in the crowd with the match still unofficial. Allin climbed to the top of an entrance tunnel and launched himself off it, crashing onto Davis below. He sprinted across the arena and dove over another barricade, knocking Davis back toward ringside.

Allin cracked his skateboard across Davis’ spine, but Davis flattened him with a shot. Allin tripped Davis again in the ring skirt, but Davis answered by throwing Allin head‑first into the front of the commentary desk. He rolled Allin into the ring — and only then did the bell finally ring.

Davis immediately leveled Allin as the match officially began.

With Davis’ hand tied to the tag rope, Darby blasted him with a shotgun dropkick. Davis muscled free and cracked Darby with a right hand. Darby tried a springboard Coffin Drop, but Davis snatched him mid‑air in a sleeper. Darby rolled through into a pin, Davis kicked out.

Davis launched Darby with a back body drop. Darby answered with a Code Red for a close count, then flew off the top rope to send Davis crashing into the commentary desk on the outside. Darby climbed again and hit a Coffin Drop from the top rope, holding Davis down for the three.

Winner (and still): Darby Allin

Post‑Match Chaos

Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero jumped Darby immediately after the bell. Steven Borden sprinted down and hit stereo dropkicks on both men. He squared up with Mark Davis — but Josh Alexander returned, blindsiding Borden from behind.

Alexander beat down Borden, then locked Darby in a vicious Ankle Lock. The Don Callis Family stood tall over the fallen TNT Champion and Steven Borden as the segment ended.

MJF – Post‑All In Match Comments

Footage rolled of Andrade El Idolo winning the Casino Gauntlet at All In — and then we cut to MJF, who delivered one of the wildest, most blistering promos he’s done in months.

MJF said he wasn’t even supposed to be in that match, but he had to enter to prove he’s the undisputed World Champion. He screamed that Will Ospreay is what’s wrong with his life, and if anyone else had to defend the title at Beach Break against Kenny Omega in “the most important match of all time,” if anyone else got screwed the way he did — all because Ospreay got involved — they’d get a rematch. But he doesn’t.

Why? Because MJF is “a cold dose of reality no one wants to deal with.”

He told fans to think about all the wrestlers they grew up idolizing, believing they were on his level — only to realize that Big Brew is the Big Draw, the biggest needle mover in AEW, and it makes people’s blood boil to admit it.

Then he turned his attention back to Ospreay and his fans:

“Payback is coming. Payback is a btch.”*

He said everyone wants to know when — Dynamite, Collision, a PPV — but by the time the Real World Champion finally hands out that payback, Ospreay will be begging for it.

A vicious, electric, absolutely unhinged promo from MJF — the kind that reminds everyone why he’s one of the best talkers in the business.

Megan Bayne (w/ Lena Kross) vs. Alex Windsor (w/ Jamie Hayter)

Bayne charged at the bell, hammering Windsor with shoulder strikes in the corner. Windsor fought her way out and briefly took control as the match headed into the break.

Back live, Windsor spiked Bayne with a hanging DDT off the middle rope for a near fall. She followed with a top‑rope clothesline and tried a roll‑up, but Bayne powered out. Both women ended up on the apron trading forearms until Bayne blasted Windsor off the edge with a big boot. Windsor tripped Bayne as she tried to kick her again, and both crashed with simultaneous clotheslines.

Kross grabbed Windsor’s AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship belts at ringside. Hayter rushed over, throwing punches with Kross. With the referee tied up in the chaos, Bayne smashed Windsor with her own championship belt. She dragged Windsor back into the ring and hit a running sit‑out powerbomb to seal it.

Winner: Megan Bayne

After the bell, Bayne and Kross continued the beatdown until Hayter jumped in to protect Windsor.

Backstage – Chris Jericho & Nick Wayne

Lexy Nair caught up with Chris Jericho, who insisted it wasn’t entirely true that he lost at All In — Nick Wayne got pinned, not him. Wayne walked in immediately, furious that Jericho reduced everything he did on Sunday to “just getting pinned.” Wayne said he’s got ten years of experience at only twenty‑one years old, and he was the one who took Jericho out of the match. He asked what that says about “Mr. 9‑Time World Champion.”

Jericho fired back that he had fifteen years of experience before Wayne was even born, and Wayne doesn’t know what he doesn’t know. Wayne told Jericho to enlighten him.

Jericho did — by saying anyone wearing a puka shell necklace in 2026 is a douchebag.

Wayne slapped Jericho across the face. They scrapped for a moment until Wayne punted Jericho low, shoved him down, and called him a douchebag before walking off.

Results for the September 2, 2026 episode of AEW Dynamite continue after a commercial break.

Mercedes Mone – AEW Women’s Title Celebration

The ring was dressed like a coronation — pyro, balloons, roses, red carpet, and blown‑up photos from All In. Mercedes Mone soaked it in, thanking the fans and saying she hasn’t stopped smiling since Sunday. She reminded everyone that when she came to AEW, she said she needed to be here — the place where the Women’s Revolution could go global. Now she’s standing as the new AEW Women’s World Champion.

Mone said she bet on herself, stopped asking permission to be great, traveled the world, became “13‑belt Mone,” and made history on her own terms. She said she’s now done something no man or woman has ever done: win world titles in four major companies.

Then she turned to Willow Nightingale.

Mone said she had to leave one thing behind to make history — Willow, “a narcissistic b*tch.” She took off her oversized hat and revealed her broken nose, saying Willow did that to her face. But Willow didn’t stop her — she pushed her toward history. “Look who’s smiling now,” Mone said. She took Willow’s smile, took her title, and declared the AEW Women’s division now stands in the kingdom of the CEO. She said she didn’t work this hard for one moment — what she wants for this title doesn’t even exist yet, but now that she holds it, it will.

She raised a shot of tequila… and that’s when Thekla appeared from the crowd.

Thekla apologized for interrupting and raised her own tequila to celebrate. She called Mone an icon and a legend, but said for all her accolades, she’s never been Toxic. She thanked Mone for humiliating Willow, but pointed out that since becoming champion, Mone likes to “swing it between her legs.” Thekla said nobody swings it bigger than her.

She mocked Mone for calling people “dumb btch,” saying the only thing she hates more than a dumb btch is another dumb btch calling people dumb btch — “ya dumb b*tch.” She reminded Mone that she may be the CEO, but Thekla doesn’t work for her.

They toasted, Thekla downed her drink, and told Mone to let her know when she’s ready to give the title back. Thekla hit her Spider pose over the barricade as the two stared each other down. The crowd loved her despite the heel edge.

Backstage – Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D & Persephone

Britt Baker and Persephone appeared backstage. Baker said if she was getting out of her beach chair for the first time in two years, it wouldn’t be for a gamble — it’d be for a guarantee. She introduced Persephone as the queen of the underworld who likes to raise hell.

Baker said she’s been places most of the division will never reach — championships, history‑making moments, main events — but Persephone is taking things somewhere they’ve never been. Persephone said they didn’t need each other, but together they have no Achilles heel. They will be eternal.

She said she promised to make Maya’s World stop spinning, and she did — bringing back the Doctor. Persephone noted she defended her CMLL Title in Mexico last night, appeared on Dynamite tonight, and will defend her TBS Title against Vertvixen on Collision.

The tone made it clear: Baker isn’t returning to the ring yet. She’s stepping into a managerial role for Persephone.

The show cuts to a commercial break. We will be back for more AEW Dynamite results for September 2, 2026.

Jon Moxley vs. AR Fox – AEW Continental Title Eliminator

Fox won the opening scramble, forcing a stalemate, so Moxley immediately switched gears and clamped on a headlock. He tried a shoulder tackle, but Fox kipped up into an enzuigiri. Fox sidestepped a charge and hit a vaulting moonsault off the post to the floor. Back inside, Fox rolled through a 450 attempt, but Moxley blasted him with a John Woo dropkick that sent Fox crashing outside as the show went to commercial.

Back from break, Fox avoided a corner charge and hit a rolling Cutter. Both men rose at the same time — Moxley absorbed multiple clotheslines, slapped Fox, but Fox kipped up again and hit a low snap Cutter. Fox went for a Diving Senton, but Moxley got the knees up and turned him inside out with a King Kong Lariat.

Fox countered a suplex into a spinning one of his own and followed with a 450 Splash for two. He tried to stack Moxley up for another pin, but Moxley yanked him into a brief Sleeper, then spiked him with a Death Rider to score the victory.

Winner: Jon Moxley

Post‑match, commentary noted that Moxley is now AEW’s all‑time win leader. Marina Shafir walked to the ring, took the Continental Title from Moxley’s hands, and held it high as a silent message.

We will return after a break with more results from the September 2, 2026 episode of AEW Dynamite.

Backstage – Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight

Lexy Nair tried to start the interview, but Don Callis immediately cut her off, ranting that he was screwed in the Sting match and that his entire Family got robbed of the greatest TNT Title reign of all time. Kyle Fletcher jumped in, pointing out that he lost his title in a match that had another Family member involved. Kevin Knight fired back that at least Fletcher’s title stayed in The Family — Knight lost to Darby Allin, “bro.”

Callis shut both of them down, saying they each had individual setbacks and The Family is playing the long game. He said he has a new plan: Fletcher and Knight will team up on Collision against Juice Robinson & Ace Austin.

Kazuchika Okada wandered into frame with the cheesiest grin possible, repeating “Family” like it was his favorite word, then walked off just as quickly — long enough to annoy Fletcher all over again.

Will Ospreay, Henare, Callum Newman, Francesco Akira & Andrade El Idolo vs. The Demand & The Dogs

Ospreay and Ricochet started things off, but both men quickly tagged out to Toa Liona and Henare. The two big men traded heavy elbows until the fight spilled outside. Andrade launched himself with a Tornillo, wiping out both The Dogs and The Demand. United Empire regrouped long enough to take a selfie with a fan — but the opposition blindsided them before they could celebrate.

Back from break, Newman floored Bishop Kaun with a big boot. Kaun answered with stiff chops and hoisted Newman up, but Henare tagged in and hit an Airplane Spin on Kaun followed by a running senton. Gabe Kidd dove in to break the pin.

Andrade cracked Kidd with an elbow, but Kidd rebounded with a clothesline. Akira chopped away at Liona and Kaun, but neither man budged. Ospreay and Ricochet tagged back in — Ospreay hit a corkscrew kick on Ricochet, then kicked Clark Connors. Kidd leveled Ospreay, Andrade leveled Kidd, Kaun took out Andrade, Henare went after Kaun, and Liona smashed Henare.

Ricochet flew off the top rope with a knee to Henare. Akira answered with a moonsault off the middle rope to wipe out Kaun and Liona on the outside. Connors speared Newman, but Ospreay caught Connors with a Hidden Blade to end it.

Winners: Will Ospreay, Henare, Callum Newman, Francesco Akira & Andrade El Idolo

Post‑Match Chaos

Ospreay and Andrade slapped hands after the win, the babyfaces standing tall for a moment — until The Dogs and The Demand yanked them to the floor and chaos erupted. Kidd hurled Andrade over the commentary table, wiping out Excalibur in the process. Ospreay tried to make the save, dragging Kidd back into the ring and setting up for Storm Breaker, but Kidd cut him off with a low blow.

Kidd grabbed a chair and wound up to blast Ospreay — when the Death Riders’ music hit. The entire crew walked out. Moxley stepped into the ring, ripped the chair out of Kidd’s hands, and Kidd screamed in his face that Ospreay was dead. Kidd tried to swing again, but Moxley stood directly in his path.

Andrade charged back in, tackling Kidd to the floor, and the two brawled through the crowd.

Moxley remained in the ring, standing above the AEW World Title. Ospreay turned around as Moxley placed the belt on his shoulder. Both men slowly looked up at the big screen — the graphic revealed Ospreay vs. Moxley for the AEW World Championship at All Out.

Moxley looked genuinely stunned. He stepped back, slipped out of the ring, and retreated with the Death Riders. Ospreay stayed behind, raising the title high as the show closed.

AEW Collision 9/5

• Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) vs. The Swirl (Blake Christian & Lee Johnson)
• The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. The Don Callis Family (Brian Cage & Jake Doyle)
• Nick Wayne vs. Komander
• Athena vs. Isla Dawn in a ROH Women’s Title Eliminator
• Andrade El Idolo defends the National Title against Gabe Kidd
• Hangman Adam Page & Brodido (Brody King & Bandido) In Action
• Persephone defends the TBS Title against Vertvixen
• The Don Callis Family (Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight) vs. Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson & Ace Austin)

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

• Will Ospreay kicks off.
• Mercedes Moné AEW Women’s Championship celebration
• AEW Trios Championship Match: Swerve Strickland & New Level (Kofi & Austin Creed) (c) vs. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed, & Zachary Wentz).
• TNT Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Mark Davis
• Alex Windsor vs. “Megasus” Megan Bayne

AEW Dynamite Preview – September 2

AEW World Trios Championship

Kofi, Austin Creed, and Swerve Strickland defend the AEW World Trios Championship against Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz, and Myron Reed. The New Level made their AEW debut at All In during the Trios Roulette Royale, teaming with Strickland and eliminating The Death Riders to win the match. Tonight marks their first defense as they look to keep the momentum going.

Mercedes Mone Championship Celebration

Mercedes Mone celebrates her AEW Women’s World Championship win. She dethroned Willow Nightingale at All In, ending Nightingale’s 35‑day reign and beginning her second run with the title. Mone opens Dynamite as the new champion and sets the tone for the division moving forward.

All In Fallout

More fallout from AEW All In is expected throughout the night. Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega in the main event to become AEW World Champion. Darby Allin won the TNT Championship from Kevin Knight in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Kazuchika Okada captured the International Championship in a Triple Threat against Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita. Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor became AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions by beating Megan Bayne and Lena Kross. Jon Moxley won the 2026 Continental Challenge Cup by defeating Nigel McGuinness in the finals.

AEW Dynamite Results – September 2, 2026

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