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AEW DYNAMITE REPORT
APRIL 23, 2025
NEW ORLEANS, LA. AT LAKEFRONT ARENA
AIRED LIVE ON TBS & MAX
REPORT BY JOSHUA WHITE, PWTORCH CONTRIBUTOR
Commentators: Excalibur, Taz, Ian Riccaboni
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Attendance: WrestleTix reported that 2,106 tickets had been distributed as of earlier this week; the arena is set up for 2,646. The arena has a capacity of 8,933 spectators when configured for basketball.
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[HOUR ONE]
-Tony Schiavone was standing alone in the middle of the ring to introduce AEW’s answer to Travis Scott: Master P. Master P made his entrance as Taz and Excalibur reminded everyone of his hit “Make ‘Em Say Ugh.” Master P then introduced the new Trios champions, The Opps.
The Opps stood on the stage as Excalibur througha replay of The Opps overcoming the Death Riders from last week’s Dynamite. Ian Riccaboni in the booth tonight. They entered the ring and Samoa Joe grabbed a microphone, much to the delight of those in attendance. Joe and Master P traded lines from “Make ‘Em Say Ugh.”
Joe further clarified that The Opps were here to celebrate. Joe put over Master P and his connection to the city of New Orleans.
The Death Riders’ music interrupted any possible celebration and Marina Shafir entered through the crowd by herself. She successfully distracted The Opps allowing Yuta, Moxley and Claudio to attack The Opps from behind.
Moxley focused his attack on Joe before confronting Master P in the center of the ring. As Moxley got in Master PO’s face, Joe grabbed him from behind with the Coquina Clutch. Moxley lasted longer in the hold this week than last week.
Master P gave the okay to put Moxley to sleep, but The Young Bucks hit the ring and dropped Samoa Joe with a chair shot to the back. Moxley struggled to his feet, appearing to get in the face of the Elite, but he was dragged off by Marina Shafir.
Swerve Strickland’s music played and he slowly emerged from the crowd with a thick, threatening chain around his neck as the Death Riders escaped through the crowd.
The Elite attempted to escape up the ramp, but Kenny Omega appeared with a chair in hand, sending The Bucks and Okada scurrying through the crowd.
Joe got back on the microphone and called out Moxley. He promised to beat his ass, choke him out, and take back the AEW Championship.
(White’s Take: A real cluster to start things out. Hopefully that’s the extent of Master P’s presence in this show. Looks like they’re setting up a huge multi-man match down the line.)
-Renee was backstage with the Patriarchy, where she congratulated Nick Wayne on his ROH TV title win. Christian interrupted and took all the credit before telling him he’s proud and that he and Mother Wayne celebrated his win extensively. Nick Wayne got back in Christian’s face, bring up the issue of “sticking to the plan” that he had previously referenced. Christian said he loves his family before walking off.
(1) RICOCHET vs. MARK BRISCOE
Ricochet entered mocking the crowd. Taz gave us an update on Hook and told us he’s doing better. Ricochet continued to get heat before Mark Briscoe entered.
The bell rang to start the match at 14 minutes into the hour. The crowd reminded Ricochet that he’s bald before Briscoe forced him into the corner. Briscoe blocked a cheap shot coming out of the corner and returned with a series of punches.
Briscoe hit a series of kicks that eventually knocked Ricochet to ringside. Briscoe followed him out with a. dropkick through the ropes. Briscoe kept on the offense outside, delivering chops on Ricochet against the barricade.
Ricochet tried to back int the ring, but Briscoe and Ricochet fought onto the apron. Ricochet hit a pump kick on Briscoe. He mocked the crowd and ran right into a dropkick that knocked him onto the floor. Briscoe followed it up with the Cactus Jack elbow drop onto the floor.
Briscoe threw Ricochet into the ring and went for the pin, but Ricochet kicked out at two. Ricochet countered a suplex with a rollup for a two count. Ricochet took control by putting the ref in harm’s way and then throwing Briscoe against the ropes. Briscoe rolled to ringside as we went to our first commercial. [c]
Back from beak, Ricochet hit a running cutter and went for the pin, but Briscoe kicked out at two. Ricochet went to the top rope and went for a double axe handle, but Briscoe caught him in an inverted atomic drop.
Briscoe hit some forearms against the ropes and dropped Ricochet with a diving elbow. Briscoe tried a running bulldog out of the corner, but stopped to smack Ricochet on his bald head. Briscoe followed it up with a fisherman buster in the center of the ring. Briscoe went for the pin, but Ricochet kicked out at two.
Briscoe tried to get Ricochet up for the Cutthroat Driver, but Ricochet slipped out. Ricochet and Briscoe traded pinning attempt before Ricochet hit a northern light suplex, rolled through and lifted Briscoe up and nailed a brainbuster. Ricochet went for the cover, but Briscoe managed to kick out at two.
Ricochet went for a springboard move, but Briscoe caught him into a high angle exploder suplex. He went for the pin, but Ricochet kicked out. Briscoe set up for the Jay Driller, but Ricochet escaped again.
Briscoe hit the rolling Death Valley driver followed by a low clothesline. Briscoe went up top for the Froggy Bow, but Ricochet rolled out of the way. Ricochet hung Briscoe across the top rope and then hit a nice springboard 450 splash into the ring. Ricochet went for the pin but Briscoe kicked out at two.
The crowd told Ricochet he still sucked as he climbed to the top rope. Briscoe got to his feet and knocked Ricochet to ringside with an uppercut. Briscoe followed it up with a dive through the ropes. Briscoe wasted no time in throwing Ricochet into the ring and dropping him with a clothesline. Briscoe went for the pin, but Ricochet barely kicked out at two.
Ricochet blocked a charging Briscoe with a. back elbow and tried to pin him with his feet on the ropes. But Briscoe reversed it into a leverage pin and got the three count,
WINNER: Mark Briscoe in 14:00.
Mark started to celebrate bit Ricochet slid into the ring and hit him with three chair shots to the back. Ricochet then pulled out his shiny gold scissors. Kevin Knight rushed the ring, dodged a scissor stab and dropped Ricochet with a right hand. Ricochet sprinted up the ramp as Kevin took the scissors.
(White’s Take: Mark Briscoe always has better matches than one would expect. This one was pretty good in ring, although I would’ve expected Ricochet to pick up the victory as his character feels to be a level above Briscoe. The return of the scissors is not a welcome addition).
-The camera showed the Rock ‘N Roll Express in the crowd as Knight helped Briscoe up as we went to break. [c]
Back live, Schiavone was back at the center of the ring to welcome FTR to the ring. Stokely Hathaway randomly walks out in a track suit to introduce FTR properly.
-FTR made their way to the ring with Stokely while Schiavone waited. Stokely introduced himself and addressed FTR’s suspension. Stokely called out AEW brass hypocrisy, ignoring Hangman’s arson, Ricochet’s scissors, and the many dirty deeds of the Death Riders. Stokely promised to have FTR’s suspension is expunged and their fine reimbursed. Stokely said that moving forward, Stokely announced himself as the new agent for the tag team alive. Stokely told Schiavone to do his job.
Cash said that attacking Danny Garcia was a tough decision. Cash reminded Garcia that they helped him previously. Cash said FTR comes first from now on.
Dax questioned the hostility before calling out the Rock ‘N Roll Express. Ricky and Robert cautiously approached the ring as Schiavone clapped. Dax said they are one of the greatest tag teams of all time.
Dax asked them what their greatest match was, but he didn’t let them answer. Dax then said the Midnight Express was the better team. Dax asked them how old they were but again didn’t let them answer. Dax said they look 108 and 109 years old.
Dax tried to ask them what their best experience in the eighties was. He tried to pull the mic back again, but Ricky wasn’t having it. Stokely interrupted to advertise FTR’s new shirt. Stokely throw it over Robert’s face and FTR immediately attacked the Rock ‘N Roll Express.
FTR immediately hit Ricky with a spike piledriver. Adam Cole’s music played, bring out the Paragon and forcing FTR (and Stokely) to escape through the crowd and we went to commercial. [c]
(White’s Take: Not sure that FTR need Stokely for their heel act. Dax’s insincere sincerity is enough heel power for the group. Stokely can be amusing though and isn’t up to much otherwise. Glad Schiavone got out alive, but it was clear from the jump that The Rock ‘N Roll Express were going to get beat down.)
-Back from break, the crowd was booing as The Young Bucks’ music played, bringing out Nicolos and Matthew.
(2) THE YOUNG BUCKS (Nicholas & Matthew Jackson) vs. KEVIN KNIGHT & SPEEDBALL BAILEY
Kevin Knight and Speedball Mike Bailey entered to Speedball’s music. The announcers reminded us of Knight and Speedball’s recent tag teaming history.
The bell rang 48 minutes into the hour, with Speedball taking on Matt to start things out. They got their legs entangled in a superkick attempt, forcing Nick into the ring to break it up. The Bucks hit stereo back elbow and posed as Knight and Speedball got to their feet.
Knight came back with a high springboard cross body to take out Matt. Speedball threw him to ringside with Nick. Kevin Knight and Speedball simultaneously launched themselves over the top rope and took out the Nick and Matt.
Back in the ring, Matt dropped Knight to ringside where Nick hit him with a kick to the face from the apron. The Bucks then tag teamed Speedball with a slingshot double facebuster that Nick followed up with a standing moonsault to the outside of the ring on Knight as we went to commercial. [c]
Back from break Speedball caught Nick with a rollup for a two count. Nick got up but ran into a kick from Speedball. Nick tagged in Matt and the attempted ot double team Speedball. But we came back with his signature rapid fire kicks on Matt.
Speedball got the got tag to Knight who came in and dropped Matt with a clothesline and a leaping clothesline in the corner. Knight hit a bodyslam and then a standing frog splash before going for the pin, but Matt kicked out at two.
Knight went for a rolling DDT, but Matt caught him and hit a northern lights suplex. He rolled through and hit a second northern light before Speedball ran in. But Matt caught him and delivered the third northern lights on Speedball and Knight.
Matt set Knight up on the rope for a double stomp from Nick that got the Young Bucks a two count. Knight managed to tag in Speedball who ran right into a DDT. Matt tagged in Nick, who did a victory lap before calling for a superkick party.
Speedball blocked the superkick and counter with one of his own. Matt hit Speedball with a superkick and Knight came in with one of his own. Speedball and Nick hit each other with superkicks as Matt and Knight took each other out with simultaneous clotheslines. Back to their feet, Speedball and Nick hit each other with spinning roundhouse kicks at the same time, leaving everyone on the matt.
Nick and Knight are the legal men and Knight catches a dropkick. Speedball comes in and lifts Nick onto his shoulders. Before Knight can do anything, Matt tossed Knight onto his own Sholders, leaving Nick and Knight to have an impromptu chicken fight on their partners’ shoulders.
Speedball sent Matt into Nick on the ropes, where Knight hit a jumping hurricanrana. Speedball and Night hit a double team backstabber and went for the pin, but Matt kicked out.
Speedball kicked Matt out of the ring. Knight and Speedball then hit a high and low kick on Nick in the center of the ring. Speedball hit a springboard moonsault to Matt on the outside while Knight hit a springboard splash in the inside of the ring. Knight went for the pin, but Nick kicked out at two.
Speedball came in, hitting a penalty kick and flipping knees on Nick. Knight nailed him with a frog splash from the top rope and went for the pin as Speedball held Matt back. But Matt managed to power through and break up the pin. And everyone was down again.
Matt and Nick retreated to ringside, but Knight and Speedball followed them out and continued to brawl. They placed Nick on the barricade for something, but Matt swept Speedball’s legs out. Matt put Knight on his shoulders and Nick leapt off of the barricade and hit knight with the Doomsday device on the outside.
Speedball attempted a dive onto the Young Bucks, but they caught him as a team. Matt set Speedball up for a tombstone on the outside as Nick hopped back up onto the barricade. He got a running start, flipped and they nailed the TK driver on Speedball on the outside.
They re-entered the ring and set up for the BTE trigger. But Knight fought back with a double kick and a rolling double DDT on both Bucks. Knight went to the apron and set up for his springboard lariat, but Ricochet grabbed his boot on the outside.
Knight kicked Ricochet away and went for the springboard again, but The Young Bucks had regrouped and caught him in midair. Matt and Nick set up and nailed the BTE Trigger. Matt went for the pin and got the three count on Knight.
WINNERS: The Young Bucks in 13:00.
(White’s Take: The fast-paced, athletic, nonstop match you’d expect given he participants. The Bucks apparently haven’t lost a step, and they didn’t lose this match either. Which makes sense if they’re going to be part of major storylines going forward. I liked this match a lot, but anyone down on the Young Bucks will find plenty to hate).
-Renee was backstage with Toni Storm and Luther. Renee asked Toni about the Owen Hart tournament. Toni said they’re preparing for the main event. Renee reminded Toni about her appearance at the TCM Film Festival. Toni said it was for some B-level science fiction film, which Renee revealed to be The Empire Strikes Back. Toni said there’s not an empire large enough to strike her back.
Toni then stood up asking if “any bitch has the itch” for a title eliminator match on Collision. Queen Aminata was luckily standing right next to them and proclaimed that the “queen is back.” Toni said “Let’s make cinema” and the match was set.
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[HOUR TWO]
-The Hurt Syndicate’s music played bringing out Lashley, Shelton and MVP dressed in suits per usual. The crowd chanted “we hurt people” as the announcers reminded us of the MJF and Hurt Syndicate saga.
MVP took the microphone to mention how they’ve hurt everyone who tried to come at them for the title. MVP then handed the mic to Lashley before the loud revving of an engine interrupted everything. Backstage, we saw MJF arriving in a nice new car.
Lashley was not impressed as MJF’s music played and brought him out. The crowd chanted for MJF and he addressed the Hurt Syndicate. MJF said he knows they had a good time last week and once again asked for his three thumbs up.
MVP started with a thumbs up. Shelton seemed to think about it as the crowd chanted “three thumbs up.” Shelton started in the middle before ultimately giving MJF the thumbs up. Shelton then cleared up that his thumbs up is not because of “a bunch of broads and a watch.” His thumbs up was out of respect for MVP.
MJF got a “Bob” chant started before going to him for the third thumb. Lashley started with a thumb in the middle, but MJF interrupted him. MJF made his pitch again and claimed to bring some things to the table. Namely, his ability to cut corners and win be any means necessary. MJF promised that if he joined the Hurt Syndicate they’d run AEW and professional wrestling.
MJF then said two words he’s never said before. Or he tried; he really struggled getting out an “I’m sorry.” The crowd chanted that he was sorry before he finally managed to say the words to a big pop. Bobby returned his thumb to middle position. MJF tried to bribe Bobby with the sports car he arrived in.
Bobby seemed to think about it. He and the Hurt Syndicate went to the back to look at the car.
We got to the back where MJF put over the car. Bobby and Shelton hopped in the car. Bobby gave MJF the thumbs down and then drove off in the car anyway. MVP consoled MJF as we went to commercial. [c]
(White’s Take: I guess this is a step forward in the storyline, with MJF getting Shelton on board at least. Less offensive than last week at least. Still kind of silly stuff, but the crowd seems to like it.)
Back from break, Renee was backstage with “Hangman” Adam Page. Hangman was very upset at Fletcher for the beatdown last week. Hangman saw MJF and the inevitable interruption coming. The two men trade barbs, with MJF reiterating his plan of joining the Hurt Syndicate and winning the world title.
Hangman explained that his plan doesn’t make sense. MJF said of course it doesn’t make sense to him because he’s an idiot. MJF said he’ll send Seabiscuit back to the glue factory. MJF told Hangman he’d choke in the finals (to which he responded, “I’ve got something you can choke on”).
(3) WILL OSPREAY & BRODY KING vs. KONOSUKE TAKESHITA & JOSH ALEXANDER
Brody King was waiting in the ring as Will made his entrance. The Callis Family entered as a group to Takeshita’s theme. The bell rang 24 minutes past the hour.
Ospreay and Takeshita start out, but Josh Alexander just runs in and attacks Ospreay from behjnd. Alexander and Takeshita hit a double back suplex followed by a double elbow drop. Alexander in legally gets Ospreay in an ankle lock, but Ospreay quickly got to the ropes. Alexander bodyslammed Ospreay and threw him into the ropes. Ospreay came off the ropes and took Alexander down with a running hurricanrana.
Brody enter and Takeshita and Alexander down then slammed Ospreay on top of both of them. Brody chopped Alexander down in the corner before choking him with his boot. Ospreay got the tag and hit a hard chop of his own.
Takeshita caught Ospreay in the ropes, allowing Alexander to take him out with a low crossbody that sent both men spilling to ringside and we went to break. [c]
Back from break, Alexander tried to keep Ospreay from tagging in Brody. Takeshita comes in but runs into a boot from Ospreay. Ospreay tried to fight off Takeshita and Alexander and hit them both with a double corkscrew kick to their heads.
Osrpeay got the hot tag to Brody who hits Takeshita and Alexander with big lariats and then a big back from on Alexander. Brody dropped Takeshita with a lariat sending him to the outside. Brody hit the opposite ropes and hit Takeshita and Alexander with a huge suicide dive.
Brody proceeded to stack Takeshita and Alexander onto a chair against the barricade. He got a running start and squashed them both with a running crossbody. Brody threw Takeshita into the ring and tagged in Ospreay.
Ospreay came in with a double stomp on Takeshit and went for the pin, but Alexander broke it up. Outside the ring, Alexander rammed Brody into the steel stairs. In the ring, Takeshita rocked Ospreay with a forearm, but Ospreay came back with a flip into an enziguri.
Ospreay set up for the Oscutter, but Takeshita caught him and in midair and delivered a big blue thunder bomb right into the pin. Ospreay kicked out at two. Alexander tried to powerbomb Brody int eh ring, but he fought back with big chops and a lariat. Brody went for the pin but Alexander kicked out at two.
Brody hit Alexander with the cannonball in the corner and went for the pin. Lance Archer came out of nowhere, hopped on the apron and distracted the ref from counting the fall. Brody released the pin and caught a forearm from Takeshita. Ospreay hit Archer with a dive to the outside and returned to the top rope, but Alexander caught him in midair with a forearm.
Alexander hit Brody with a German suplex and then he and Takeshita hit a double elbow. Takeshita followed it up with a rolling elbow and Alexander went for the pin. Brody kicked out at two. Back up, Takeshita hit his running knee on Brody and Alexander followed up with a Jay Driller by another name, drilling Brody head first into the match. Alexander went for the pin and got the three count.
WINNERS: Josh Alexander and Konosuke Takeshita in 14:00.
(White’s Take: Another good match, even though it’s basically a meaningless tag team match. These random tag matches are kind of annoying since no one seems to be actively competing for the tag titles. Good match though, and Alexander pinning Brody is a good look for him. The Callis Family looked dominant, but there’s just so many of them)
The Don Callis family beat down Ospreay after the match. With Ospreay down, Kyle Fletcher walked down the ring and Don Callis explained that Kylee is the “future of pro wrestling and the sexiest man alive.”
Before Fletcher could attack, Hangman’s music played. Adam Page walked aggressively towards the, but he was attacked from behind by Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero. Hangman tried to fight back, but he had to deal with the entirety of the Callis Family. Fletcher hit Hangman with his brainbuster and the group posed before we went to commercial. [c]
(4) JAMIE HAYTER vs. KRIS STATLANDER – Owen Hart Tournament semi-final
Jamie Hayer entered first for the main event to a good crowd reaction. Kris Statlander entered next and also got a good reaction.
The bell rang with 14 minutes left in the hour. Hayter and Statlander tied up before trading running shoulder blocks. The hit each other with simultaneous forearms, kicks, and then both went down to shoulder blocks.
Hayter came back with a suplex followed by double knees into Statlander’s face in the corner. Hayter followed up with a dropkick and went for the pin, but Statlander kicked out t two.
Statlander reversed a German suplex attempt and rolled Hayer into the corner. Hayter dodged the running knee in the corner and they fought to the apron. Statlander caught a high boot and swept Hayter’s leg out from under her. Statlander tried for a moonsault off the apron, but Hayter sidestepped it and crashed to the floor at ringside. Hayter ran in with a knee as we went to the last commercial. [c]
Back from the break, Hayter and Statlander traded strikes to dueling chants. Hayer missed an enziguri allowing Statlander to deadlift Hayter from the mat into a German suplex into a pin. Hayter kicked out at two, but Statlander transitioned her into a dragon sleeper hold.
Hayeer nearly escaped with a pin and then locked Statlander into a headscissor lock. Statlander powered Hayter up onto her shoulders and threw her down face first into the mat. Statlander followed up with a running pair of knees to the back of the head. Statlander went for the pin, but Hayter kicked out at two.
Hayter reversed a Staturday Night Fever with a roll up but Statlander rolled out. Hayter dropped Statlander with a kick. Statlander got to her knees and caught a charging Hayter right up into a powerbomb. She rolled Hayter through and tired for a double underhook. Hayter countered it into a Sheamus-style backbreaker (the Hatebreaker, per Excalibur), leaving both women in the mat.
Hayter crawled into a cover, but Statlander kicked out at two. Hayter got to her feet first and set up for the Hayterade, but Statlander ducked it and slammed Hayter to the mat. Statlander went to the top rope and landed a 450 splash from the top rope. Statlander went for the pin, but Hayter kicked out at two.
Statlander went back to the top rope, but Hayter got to her feet and met her with a flurry of punches. They fought as Hayter climbed to the top rope and set up for a superplex. Statlander fought Hayter off and went for a dive, but Hayter hit her with a clothesline in midair.
Hayer dragged Statlander to her feet and dropped her with the Hayterade lariat. Hayter went for the pin and got the three count.
WINNER: Jamie Hayter in 12:00.
(White’s Take: A good hard hitting women’s match that definitely deserved to main event the show due to the stakes alone; but it also delivered a very good match. It helps that I genuinely didn’t know who was going to get the win here. Excited for Hayter getting a PPV match with Mercedes as well.)
-Hayter celebrated briefly before the fake “CEO” chant rang out. Mercedes Mone walked out to the stage and posed next to the Owen Hart Tournament cup. Mercedes danced on the top of the stage, but Hyer didn’t seem impressed in the ring.
-We went off the air while Excalibur let us know that Joe will be facing Moxley in Chicago and Mercedes will be taking on Hayter in the finals of the Owen Hart Tournament.
FINAL THOUGHTS: Last week’s Dynamite was an all-timer and it was going to be tough for this episode to follow up. This week, they nudged some storylines forward competently, but there’s nothing newsworthy to be found. The main event was the only real match with any stakes; but on the plus side it also delivered. The rest of the matches were good, but inconsequential. In total, it was a good show for anyone who likes AEW, but it’s not going to change anyone’s mind if they were on the fence following last week’s episode.
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