Watch Wrestling The main event was AEW Dynamite, pitting Bryan Danielson versus Jeff Jarrett. The LJVM Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, served as the venue for this episode. Tony Schiavone, Taz, and Excalibur served as the announcers.
Match #1: Maxwell vs. AEW American Championship Eliminator Kyle Fletcher was defeated by pinfall by Jacob Friedman (MJF). Fletcher refused to use a screwdriver, despite Don Callis’s best efforts. For the victory, MJF used a brainbuster, a kangaroo kick, and a low blow that the referee missed.
MJF struck referee Paul Turner with the AEW American Title following the contest. There were road cases preventing Will Ospreay from leaving his dressing room, and he was locked inside. While MJF was applying the Dynamite Diamond Ring and punching the broken-open Fletcher, Ospreay managed to escape. Ospreay saved the day for MJF as he teased doing a Tiger Driver 91 on Fletcher. MJF then fled.
In match #2, Mariah May prevailed via pinfall over Viva Van. May won easily, hitting the Storm Zero to secure the victory. Following the bout, May and AEW Women’s Champion Toni Storm engaged in combat near the ringside. The refs broke it up. In a promotional video, Darby Allin attacked TNT Champion Jack Perry and claimed that he would lose to All In.
Third match: Bryan Keith lost to Katsuyori Shibata via submission. Shibata used an armbar to win. Similar to the previous two games, there was a post-match attack, but Hook saved Shibata from Chris Jericho’s Learning Tree group this time. After Big Bill saved Jericho, they departed.
Orange Cassidy was interviewed and he plans to play his match even though his pals were unable to travel because of the hurricane.
“Hangman” Adam Page claimed that other idiots stood in the way of him meeting the individual he wanted to see. Page promised to give him everything he wanted.
Jim Ross had an interview with Swerve Strickland, the AEW World Champion. Bryan Danielson’s legacy was at stake at All In, according to Swerve, who spoke with assurance. When his body failed Bryan, Swerve pondered what he would do. Swerve declared that Bryan’s legacy now belongs to him and that he will defeat Danielson at Wembley.
#4 Match: Orange RUSH, Roderick Strong, and The Beast Mortos were all beaten via pinfall in Cassidy and FTR by Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. Rush was hit by Cassidy with an orange punch, FTR hit him with a shatter machine, and Dax protected Rush to secure the victory.
It was stated during the match mentioned above that AEW All In: London will include a Casino Gauntlet Match with a guaranteed shot at the World Title.
The AEW Trios Tag Team Champions, Christian Cage, and The Patriarchy performed a backstage promo. According to Christian, the winners of Bang Bang Gang’s match against House of Black on Collision will get to face The Patriarchy for the Trios Tag Team Titles at All In. Christian also mentioned that he would be officiating the game on Collision.
Match #5: Clara Carter and Jazmyne Hao were defeated by Kamille (with Mercedes Mone). Using a Torture Rack Bomb, Kamille easily defeated the two women and won by pinning them.
Following the fight, Mercedes Mone boasted about Kamille’s victory and disparaged Britt Baker, her All In opponent. Tony Schiavone took the stage to announce that Tony Khan has revoked Baker’s suspension.
Britt performed a satellite commercial in which she said that AEW is her home and that Baker will win the TBS Championship at All In. Baker stated that she had one week to devise a plan on how to obtain Money the next week.
Match #6: In an Anything Goes match, Bryan Danielson pinfall defeated Jeff Jarrett. During the game, Ricky Steamboat provided commentary. Just as Bryan was making his entrance, Jarrett struck him in the back with a guitar. Eventually, Bryan would retaliate, landing a Busaiko knee into a chair and striking Jarrett in the face to win.
Ricky Steamboat raised Danielson and Jarrett’s hands following the match. The crowd applauded that. Prince Nana was accompanied by AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland. Danielson will be retired by Swerve at AEW All In, and Swerve will take on Bryan’s legacy. Wheeler Yuta, who was in the ring with Bryan, was nominated by Strickland, who mentioned that he wanted a sparring partner for the following week. To understand why Swerve is the most dangerous man in AEW, Swerve urged Bryan to watch next week. Bryan and Swerve engaged in a staredown as Yuta gazed at Swerve. The program came to an end there.
