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Ricochet has long been one of the most talented in-ring high-flyer performers in wrestling. (Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Leave it to AEW to start the new year with a bang.
December’s Worlds End pay-per-view left fans salivating over what 2025 could hold after several stellar matches and storyline continuations — some old, some new. After seeing some teases for possible returns, there’s plenty to digest on the first “AEW Dynamite” of 2025, so let’s get into it, gang.
Subtle improvements
2025 launched AEW’s new broadcasting deal with Max, and as soon as the show’s first match started, the changes were apparent.
The hard cam received a noticeable raise along with the usage of a single wide shot for the opening stages of Orange Cassidy vs. Hangman Adam Page. It was an extremely nice but subtle touch, giving a more realistic feel to the atmosphere. The arena’s lighting was also much improved, a complaint for years with AEW. Overall, the production quality appears to be headed in a good direction.
I mean, when “I’m So Excited” by The Pointer Sisters opens your show with a beautiful new intro, you’re doing things right.
Stabbing of the Night
Everyone is trying to land their place in the upcoming Casino Gauntlet match that leads to the AEW World title. To get there, we need some triple-threat action, don’t we? It’s almost like these shows have been getting booked exclusively for me these days. You love to see it.
Roderick Strong vs. Jay White vs. Swerve Strickland — all three are great on their own but even better together. I’ve been pushing for Jay White’s world title reign and I still need to see it, however Swerve Strickland has singlehandedly changed my mind with his continued brilliance.
The guy has “it.” There’s an indescribable presence my fellow Washingtonian has created beyond his history with the world title, and he needs another reign. He’s an absurdly menacing character who still finds ways to show off some deceptive athleticism. Strickland stole the show in Wednesday’s three-way match despite taking the loss after White pinned Strong.
And boy, how unserious is White for mocking Prince Nana while he beats a man down?
Ultimately, there was one lone reason Strickland didn’t get the win here — a scissor-wielding Ricochet, who stole the show Strickland had already stolen.
We’re getting this out of the way early tonight, folks. A double-whammy highlight for our…
Uncrowned Gem of the Night
Ricochet has officially gone completely bats*** bonkers and I cannot be any more excited for it.
“The Man Who Gravity Forgot” interfered in the three-way to sneak up and literally stab Strickland in the forehead with some golden scissors. As Strickland writhed in understandable pain, Ricochet stared blankly from a distance before continuing his bloody assault. To top off these unreal heel antics, he bashed poor Nana into oblivion with a chair and sat in the ring looking like a nerd who was pushed way, way, way too far over the edge.
The aesthetics were incredible. I dare say wrestling cinema.
This couldn’t have been better or more needed for a talent like Ricochet, who had the cheesiest good-guy persona ever. Playing into the opposite direction is a great call, assuming it keeps heading where it appears.
Opposites of the Night
If you didn’t know any better, you might think Ricochet was foreshadowing an alliance with The Acclaimed. That might’ve been pretty funny at one point, but now? That would lead to a tandem with Max Caster. They’re both Hurt Syndicate rejects. Maybe there is something there? I’m just saying.
Nonetheless, we’ve effectively seen the end of The Acclaimed, and it’s for the best. The former AEW Tag Team champions have run their course as a duo and Anthony Bowens let his longtime partner get pulverized by Bobby Lashley during their loss against Hurt Syndicate.
The writing was on the wall before the match as Caster’s been become more and more egotistically selfish. It was a refreshing touch to see Bowens call out problems rather than just ignoring them.
Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin SQUASHED and DOGWALKED Max Caster… as Anthony Bowens abandoned him.
My biggest takeaways here were how Lashley and Shelton Benjamin can make such a dominant run as tag team champions. I’m not totally sure where AEW wants to take them, I’d love to see it lead toward gold, but I’m just beyond happy to see Benjamin utilized like this again.
Emotions of the Night
There are lots of mixed feelings when it comes to Jeff Jarrett, aren’t there?
Personally, I can’t help but always remember how Jarrett put himself over to the fullest in his own promotion. That type of booking always carries somewhat of a stench to it, regardless of whether it worked. And in TNA, when he was on top, I think it did work, so it’s that double-edged sword.
On this “AEW Dynamite,” Jarrett announced that he isn’t retiring, but did sign what will be his final contract as a performer. He still looks great for 57, so I was going to be somewhat surprised if he did just call it quits on Wednesday, especially without a match. But then Jarrett proclaimed he wants one more run at a world title. There has to be a swerve coming with this, because as good as this whole segment was, you can’t convince me anyone wants to see that.
I guess we’ll find out in the Casino Gauntlet match.
A sneaky Karen Jarrett appearance backstage was also great while Jarrett met with his friends and former teammates. Sonjay Dutt, in particular, had phenomenal delivery with his lines and you could feel the emotion, considering their history.
Car Crash of the Night
It’s our favorite award!
Firstly, the returning Adam Copeland is now just Cope, apparently. I don’t think anyone has been as affected by WWE name ownership as him. He’ll always be Edge. Despite that, he’s in this extremely confident, consistently hyped up, snarky mode all the time and it’s been incredible in two appearances.
Cope and FTR got the win over Death Riders in an expectedly chaotic trios match. Cash Wheeler’s sprint out of the ring for a dive directly into a Claudio Castganoli uppercut was brutal. Castagnoli’s physicality is almost unparalleled, and you can see him get fired up and keep the momentum going after moments like that. He smashed Dax Harwood with one for good measure right afterward.
The Shatter Machine to a Spear on Wheeler Yuta was a beautiful sight as well. If there wasn’t good action in that match, we’d be gearing up for some serious problems in 2025.
The most interesting element of the match was the Death Riders’ violent ways getting the better of the babyface team and finally costing them. If it weren’t for Jay White’s interference on Yuta while the other boys targeted Cope, the outcome would have been different. But again, as I’ve said in recent weeks, these guys don’t even care about winning, so why are we supposed to believe it now?
All this boils down to is Jon Moxley making far too many enemies for his stable to overcome. White, Cope, Christian Cage, and now MJF, who’s refocusing his attention on the world title.
MJF getting back to a world title picture is definitely needed, but with the other players involved, I don’t know how we get there. An obvious return to the Cage and Cope rivalry is bound to happen whether a title is involved.
EXPLOSIVE
1. I still feel like we wildly underrate the promo work of Moxley. As much as I don’t love the Death Riders, he knows how to captivate me and bring me back in no matter his role. He’s a staple of this company for good reason.
2. Orange Cassidy vs. Hangman Adam Page gave us a good scene-setting match to open the show. Unhinged Hangman remains an intriguing character, and his post-match beatdown of Cassidy and Christopher Daniels leaves us wondering what he’ll do next. The more I think about it, he kind of feels like a more serious version of the old pre-Death Riders Moxley.
3. Julia Hart has a superstar champion entrance. She got the win over Jamie Hayter in a solid match, and her win felt right even though Hayter should be pursuing titles. Ultimately, the Brit was protected by a dirty (literally) mist finish.
4. Kenny Omega is back next week. Automatic win. He’s also heading into another series of certified bangers with Kazuchika Okada. May the anticipation build, folks.
5. Mercedes Moné is becoming the female gold collector and that’s a good route.
6. The Breakthrough Wrestler of 2024 and AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May is so magnetically arrogant. Her line about not having epics because she is the epic … chef’s kiss.
7. Big Bill and Bryan Keith had a hilarious interaction with Rated FTR.
DUDSVILLE
1. Even with the production plusses, some strangely poor audio came in during the opening Rated FTR promo. This isn’t a huge L by any means, but you’d think these would be cleared up by now.
2. Old man Bobby Fish was left out of Undisputed Kingdom’s completion. The backstage promo from Adam Cole, Strong and Kyle O’Reilly wasn’t good. This doesn’t feel like a positive group revisit, and talk about a dud of an ending to the MJF feud.
3. Powerhouse Hobbs squashed Rob Killjoy and Jon Cruz. Not sure why we’re having an established longtime AEW talent doing this.
I give this show a Crown score of: 8/10.
In the latest episode of AEW Dynamite on January 1st, fans were treated to an action-packed night of wrestling with some shocking developments. Here are the results and highlights from the show:
– In a surprising turn of events, Adam Copeland, formerly known as Edge, announced that he would be changing his name once again. This caused quite a stir among fans, as they wondered what could have prompted this decision.
– Ricochet put on a jaw-dropping performance in his match, showcasing his incredible athleticism and high-flying moves. However, things took a dark turn as he seemed to snap mid-match, unleashing a vicious attack on his opponent. The referee had to intervene to stop the assault, leaving fans in shock.
– The Young Bucks continued their winning streak, defeating their opponents in a tag team match with their signature high-octane style.
– The women’s division also saw some exciting action, with Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker putting on an intense match that had fans on the edge of their seats.
– In the main event, Kenny Omega successfully defended his AEW World Championship title against a determined challenger, solidifying his status as one of the top stars in the company.
Overall, AEW Dynamite delivered another thrilling episode with plenty of surprises and standout performances. Fans can’t wait to see what’s next for their favorite wrestlers as the new year kicks off.
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Mercedes Mone came out and presented a video package to put herself over before she spoke about WrestleDynasty and her match against MIna Shirakawa.
The next match was a triple threat to determine who would get the first spot in the next Casino Gauntlet match. Swerve Strickland, Jay White and Roderick Strong were all vying for that spot.
Swerve found himself taking on both men at first when Strong and White worked together, but it didn’t stop the former world champion from taking control.
When you take three guys at the top of their game and put them in the ring, odds are good that you are going to get a great performance and that is exactly what happened here.
Each man brought something different to the ring, but they blended their styles together to create an entertaining match that had the crowd cheering and chanting almost the whole time.
Ricochet showed up in the crowd and hit Swerve in the head with a pair of scissors in his hand, which was perfectly legal in a triple threat situation. It didn’t really matter since White won by pinning Strong with the Blade Runner.
Ricochet proceeded to take on Prince Nana and kept attacking Strickland with the scissors, causing him to bleed quite a bit from his head. Ricochet’s white shirt was covered in blood stains by the time Adam Cole showed up to drive him away.
Result: White defeated Swerve and Strong
Notable Moments and Observations
Dax Harwood was shown giving a couple of checks for $25,000 for hurricane relief in Asheville where the show was taking place.
Swerve is a special talent. He has the physical and charisma parts of this business down. The crowd loves him and for good reason.
White doing Prince Nana’s dance at him was hilarious.
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AEW Dynamite Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction, Highlights Post Worlds End 2024 | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors
Last night’s episode of AEW Dynamite was filled with excitement, surprises, and intense action as the superstars of All Elite Wrestling took center stage in front of a raucous crowd. From title matches to shocking debuts, the show had something for every wrestling fan to enjoy.
Here are the results from AEW Dynamite Post Worlds End 2024:
– In a highly anticipated match, the AEW World Champion defended his title against a formidable challenger. After a back-and-forth battle, the champion emerged victorious, solidifying his place at the top of the promotion.
– The Women’s Tag Team Championships were also on the line, with a new team emerging as the champions after a thrilling contest that had the crowd on the edge of their seats.
– In a surprise return, a former champion made their presence known, setting the stage for a potential showdown with the current titleholder.
– The tag team division heated up as two top teams clashed in a match that left fans buzzing with excitement.
– And in a jaw-dropping moment, a shocking betrayal took place that could have major implications for the future of AEW.
Live Grades and Reaction:
Overall, AEW Dynamite Post Worlds End 2024 received high marks from fans and critics alike. The action-packed matches, unexpected twists, and stellar performances from the superstars left everyone on the edge of their seats throughout the night.
Highlights:
Some of the standout moments from the show included the AEW World Champion’s impressive title defense, the emotional victory for the new Women’s Tag Team Champions, and the shocking return of a former champion.
Stats and Rumors:
As the dust settles on AEW Dynamite Post Worlds End 2024, rumors are already swirling about potential matchups and storylines that could unfold in the coming weeks. With so much excitement and unpredictability in the air, fans can’t wait to see what happens next in the world of All Elite Wrestling.
Stay tuned for more news, scores, highlights, stats, and rumors from AEW Dynamite as the action continues to unfold.
Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s results for “AEW Dynamite”: Fight For The Fallen on January 1, 2025, coming to you live from the Harrah’s Cherokee Center – Asheville in Asheville, North Carolina!
Adam Copeland will be competing in his first match since AEW Double or Nothing on May 26 as he joins forces with his Rated FTR teammates Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler to go head-to-head with AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castsagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta of The Death Riders. After Moxley retained his title against Jay White, Orange Cassidy, and “Hangman” Adam Page in a Four-Way Match at AEW Worlds End this past Saturday, he, Yuta, and Castagnoli attacked White after the match until Copeland, Harwood, and Wheeler all came to his aid. Speaking of Cassidy and Page, they will also be going one-on-one with each other as they look to put their issues to bed once and for all.
Julia Hart will be competing in her first match since being dethroned as TBS Champion by former titleholder Willow Nightingale at AEW Dynasty on April 21 as she collides with Jamie Hayter. Hart has had her sights set on Hayter since making her return to AEW programming, interrupting her in the form of videos while Hayter has been speaking backstage and attacking her when she made her in person return at the “AEW Collision”: Winter Is Coming special on December 14.
Additionally, Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin of The Hurt Syndicate will be squaring off with The Acclaimed’s Max Caster and Anthony Bowens in what will be the first time ever that any of the four men have met each other in the ring in both singles and tag team action. Jeff Jarrett will be addressing what’s next for him after informing Renee Paquette and AEW fans backstage of his intentions to do so at Worlds End much to the surprise of his wife Karen Jarrett and his allies Jay Lethal, Sonjay Dutt, and Satnam Singh.
We are live! Excalibur, “Daddy Magic” Matt Menard, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home before we head to a message from The Death Riders aimed at Rated FTR. Rated FTR then respond to The Death Riders with a message of their own.
Back at ringside, Orange Cassidy and “Hangman” Adam Page then make their way out.
Adam Page vs. Orange Cassidy
The bell rings and Page delivers a chop to Cassidy in the corner. He whips him into the opposite one and connects with a clothesline, then follows it up with a belly-to-belly suplex and goes for a pin. Cassidy kicks out, but Page fires off more chops on him and dumps him onto the apron. He levels him with a clothesline off the middle rope, then sends him crashing into the barricade.
Cassidy rains down right hands on Page, but Page dumps Cassidy back inside the ring and charges at him. Cassidy catches him with a boot and looks to land a crossbody off the middle rope, but Page catches him and connects with a Fallaway Slam on him in the corner. Page then gets Cassidy up on his shoulders, but Cassidy rolls him up. Page kicks out, but Cassidy hits a kick on him and follows it up with Stun-Dog Millionaire. Page responds with a second Fallaway Slam on Cassidy on the entrance ramp.
Back from the break, Page delivers a boot to Cassidy on the outside and dumps him back inside the ring. Cassidy puts his hands in his pocket and sends Page’s face repeatedly bouncing off adjacent top turnbuckles, then fires off kicks on him and follows it up with a superkick. Cassidy lands three Orange Punches on Page, but Page responds with a pair of Dead Eyes to him for the win.
Winner: Adam Page
The Acclaimed then make their way down to the ring. The Hurt Syndicate follows.
The Hurt Syndicate (w/ MVP) vs. The Acclaimed
Bobby Lashley and Max Caster begin the action. The bell rings and Lashley sends Caster crashing into the mat with a Fallaway Slam. Anthony Bowens and Shelton Benjamin tag in, and Bowens fires off right hands on Benjamin. Bowens runs the ropes, but Caster tags himself in much to the frustration of Bowens. Benjamin delivers four German suplexes to Caster as an irritated Bowens watches from outside the ring. Lashley then tags back in and connects with a spear on Caster before he sends him crashing into the mat with a chokeslam and cinches in The Hurt Lock for the win.
Winners: The Hurt Syndicate
Back from the break, Jamie Hayter makes her way out to the ring. Julia Hart follows.
Julia Hart vs. Jamie Hayter
The bell rings and Hayter delivers a pair of clotheslines to Hart in the corner. She looks to land a third one, but Hart intercepts her with a back elbow. The action spills out of the ring, and Hart sends Hayter crashing into the ring steps spine first, targeting her previously injured back.
Back from the break, Hayter levels Hart with a big boot and rains down right hands on her. She follows it up with a backbreaker, but Hart fires off stomps on Hayter and sets up for a moonsault. Hayter avoids it, but Hart sends her crashing into the mat and locks in Hartless. Hayter powers up to her feet and follows it up with a sliding lariat. Hart grabs her arrow, but the referee grabs it from her. While she disposes of it, Hart spits mist into Hayter’s eyes and pins her for the win.
Winner: Julia Hart
Back from the break, Mercedes Mone makes her way down to the ring. She demands that Asheville say hello to their CEO, then throws it to a video package of some of her highlights in AEW from 2024. She then addresses her upcoming NJPW STRONG Women’s Championship match against Mina Shirakawa at Wrestle Dynasty before she warns her that she’s coming for her RevPro Women’s Championship.
Roderick Strong then makes his way down to the ring. Jay White and Swerve Strickland follow.
Swerve Strickland (w/ Prince Nana) vs. Jay White vs. Roderick Strong – Winner Becomes The First Entrant In Next Week’s Casino Gauntlet Match
The bell rings and Strickland fires off right hands on Strong and White. He delivers a vertical suplex to Strong and flies out of the ring to level White, but White levels Strong and Strickland with a double DDT. He then fires off chops and uppercuts on both men before sending Strickland crashing into the ring apron and doing the same to Strong.
Back from the break, Strickland connects with a backbreaker on Strong and powerbombs him into White. Strong sends White crashing into the mat with a Tiger Driver, then rocks Strickland with a back elbow. Strickland levels Strong, then lands a flatliner on White before the action sills out of the ring. Ricochet appears in the crowd and hits Strickland with a pair of scissors, opening the door for White to deliver a Blade Runner to Strong back in the ring for the win.
Winner: Jay White
After the match, Nana tries to stop Ricochet from using the scissors on Strickland. Ricochet walks right past him and jams them into Strickland’s head, then grabs a chair and looks to hit Strickland with it. Nana tries stopping him, but Ricochet clocks him with the chair and sits Strickland in it. He levels Strickland with a clothesline until Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly, and Strong come to his aid.
Back from the break, Jeff Jarrett makes his way out to the ring with his wrestling boots in hand.
We Hear From Jeff Jarrett
Jarrett wishes a Slappy New Year to Asheville, then says he’s been trying to figure out the right words to say over the last few days. He says he has a lot to be thankful for in his career, but he’s started to think about the end of things. He says his grandmother’s decision to take a second job selling professional wrestling tickets changed the trajectory of his family and his father’s lives in a high risk, high reward situation. Jeff recalls dropping out of high school to talk about his professional wrestling career and launching what is now known as TNA Wrestling, then makes it clear that he’s not done with his career. He then announces that he signed his last ever professional wrestling contract with AEW before making it clear that he wants to get his hands on some gold and become AEW World Champion.
Powerhouse Hobbs then makes his way down to the ring. Jon Cruz and Rob Killjoy are already waiting inside.
Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Jon Cruz and Rob Killjoy in a 2-On-1 Handicap Match
The bell rings and Hobbs runs over Cruz with a shoulder tackle. He sends Killjoy crashing into the mat, then delivers splashes to him and Cruz in opposite corners. He hits a spinebuster on Killjoy, then delivers a second one to Cruz on top of Killjoy for the win.
Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs
The Death Riders then make their way out to the ring. Rated FTR follows.
Rated FTR vs. The Death Riders (w/ Marina Shafir)
Dax Harwood and Wheeler Yuta begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Yuta delivers an open palm strike to Harwood, but Harwood fires off chops on him in the corner and follows it up with a back body drop. Castagnoli and Cope tag in and lock up before Cope looks to land a shoulder tackle on Castagnoli. Castagnoli stays standing on his feet, but Cope dumps him out of the ring over the top and dropkick him through the ropes. Shafir then sends Cope crashing into the ring post shoulder first.
Back from the break, Moxley fires off right hands on Cope and delivers a series of stomps to him in the corner. Castagnoli and Cash Wheeler tag in, and Wheeler sends Yuta crashing into the mat. Harwood tags back in, but Yuta sends him crashing into the mat.
Back from another break, Cope tags in and delivers an elevated DDT to Moxley. The two brawl in the crowd, but Moxley tags out to Yuta once they return back into the ring. Moxley then gets Cope on top of the announce desk, and while the referee is distracted, Jay White hits a Blade Runner on Yuta in the ring. Cope delivers a back body drop to Moxley on top of the announce desk and flies off it to send him through one of the barricades, opening the door for FTR to deliver Shatter Machine to Yuta and Cope to follow it up with a spear for the win.
Winners: Rated FTR
AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen Results 1/1
Last night’s AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen event was an action-packed night of thrilling matches and jaw-dropping moments. Here are the results from the show:
– The Young Bucks defeated FTR in a highly anticipated tag team match, solidifying their place as one of the top teams in AEW.
– Jon Moxley retained his AEW World Championship against Lance Archer in a brutal and hard-hitting match.
– Thunder Rosa defeated Britt Baker in a hard-fought match to retain her AEW Women’s Championship.
– Andrade El Idolo picked up a victory over Matt Sydal in a competitive singles match.
– In a shocking turn of events, MJF turned on Chris Jericho, aligning himself with Wardlow and declaring himself the new leader of The Inner Circle.
Overall, AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen was a night to remember, with exciting matches and unexpected twists that left fans on the edge of their seats. Stay tuned for more AEW action in the weeks to come.
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AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen marked the beginning of a new era for AEW, as it was the company’s first show to simulcast on Max. In honor of the special occasion, AEW debuted “I’m So Excited”‘ by The Pointer Sisters as the new theme song for the show.
Tony Khan took to social media to comment by saying that he was “so excited”.
This comes hours after Tony Khan announced that Elton John’s “Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting” would return as the AEW Collision theme song on January 4.
AEW previously debuted “Pop” by Mikey Ruckus as the Dynamite theme in March 2019. The show’s original theme had been “Dynamite” by No One Hero.
In an exciting move for AEW fans, All Elite Wrestling has debuted a new theme song for AEW Dynamite – and it’s a classic hit! The iconic song “I’m So Excited” by The Pointer Sisters is now the official theme for the popular wrestling show, adding a new level of energy and excitement to the already action-packed program.
Fans were thrilled to hear the familiar tune kick off the latest episode of AEW Dynamite, with many taking to social media to express their approval of the new theme song choice. The catchy beat and upbeat lyrics of “I’m So Excited” perfectly capture the electrifying atmosphere of AEW Dynamite, making it the perfect choice to get fans pumped up for all the wrestling action.
With this new theme song in place, AEW Dynamite promises to be even more thrilling and entertaining than ever before. So get ready to dance along and cheer on your favorite wrestlers as they battle it out in the ring to the sounds of The Pointer Sisters’ classic hit “I’m So Excited”!
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