AEW Dynamite Results - September 03, 2025: Darby’s Body Bag Kidnapping, and Omega Destroyed by Fletcher

AEW Dynamite was pure chaos from start to finish — a night of shocking returns, emotional tributes, and brutal beatdowns that blurred the line between wrestling and anarchy. From Darby Allin stuffing Gabe Kidd in a body bag to Riho’s surprise comeback, Mark Briscoe’s heartfelt fight, and Kyle Fletcher leaving Kenny Omega in ruins, Chicago got a show that will be remembered for its violence, emotion, and unpredictability.  A ton of storyline build to All Out and not a ton of wrestling, but still a solid show overall.

Note: Before the event Taz was inducted into the 2300 Arena’s Hardcore Hall of Fame

Darby Allin vs. Gabe Kidd (Wild Brawl)

The night opened with Gabe Kidd cutting a promo on Darby Allin, mocking his “rafters act.” But before Kidd could finish, Darby ambushed him, sparking an all-out brawl.

The fight spilled everywhere — Darby bit Kidd on the turnbuckle, hit a Coffin Drop to the floor, and later wielded his tack-studded skateboard. Wheeler YUTA tried to interfere but got dropped. Just as the chaos peaked, Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, and Marina Shafir surrounded the ring. HOOK, Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, and Willow Nightingale evened the odds.

The fight escalated backstage, where Kidd nearly smashed Darby with a claw hammer. Instead, Allin blinded him with powder, choked him with a rag, zipped him into a body bag, and literally drove him out of the arena.

(Darby drives off with Gabe in a body bag).

AEW TBS Championship

Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Alex Windsor
This was a hard-hitting, back-and-forth contest with Windsor nearly shocking the world. Windsor punished Moné with Sharpshooters, a Liger Bomb, and even had her tapping outside the ring. But Mercedes’ resilience proved too much. After a series of nearfalls, Moné reversed into a backslide for the pin.

Winner: Mercedes Moné (retains TBS Championship).

Post-match, Windsor offered a handshake. Moné disrespected her with a “too slow” taunt, then decked her with the title. As Mercedes locked in the Statement Maker, Riho made her shocking return, diving onto Moné and standing tall with the TBS title in hand.

Backstage: Samoa Joe, Hobbs & HOOK

Joe told HOOK that while they replaced him, it was all business, and one day he’ll need their help. HOOK wasn’t having it, vowing to fight his own battles.

Backstage: Ricochet & GOA

Ricochet cut a fiery promo on MVP and the Hurt Syndicate, calling them washed up and demanding a fight in Toronto.

Mark Briscoe Promo & Match

Briscoe paid tribute to his brother Jay before calling out Don Callis and demanding a TNT title shot. Callis said first he had to get through Konosuke Takeshita at Collision. But Briscoe wanted action now, leading to…

Mark Briscoe vs. Lance Archer

This was a war. Archer brutalized Briscoe with chokeslams on the steps, but Briscoe fought back with Redneck Kung Fu and a breathtaking avalanche sunset flip powerbomb. After surviving everything Archer had, Briscoe sealed the win with the Froggy Bow.

Winner: Mark Briscoe.

Toni Storm Promo (Earlier Today)

Storm, in her surreal style, called herself the “most batshit bitch” and declared her title a “golden cross.” She invited every woman to step up for her twisted show.

Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron Interview

Statlander mocked Harley’s “rat gimmick” and called out her allies, while Wheeler YUTA told Statlander the Death Riders had her back.

AEW World Tag Team Championship

Brodido (c) vs. Death Riders
This tag title clash was chaos. Claudio and YUTA nearly stole the belts with interference from Moxley and Marina Shafir, but Darby Allin returned mid-match to even the odds. After a wild finish, Bandido pinned YUTA with the 21-Plex.

Winners: Brodido (retain AEW Tag Team Championship).

Backstage: Kazuchika Okada

Short and sharp — Okada simply said “bitch” before walking off.

Backstage: Hurt Syndicate

MVP dismissed Ricochet as a whiner and vowed to “punch him in the mouth.”

Adam Copeland Attacked by FTR

Before his promo, Copeland was ambushed by FTR until Christian Cage made the save. A massive brawl broke out, with the ROH locker room trying to separate the chaos. Stokely Hathaway later promised FTR would “bury” Copeland and Cage.

Main Event – 8-Man Tag Team Match

Hangman Page, JetSpeed (Kevin Knight & Speedball Mike Bailey), & Kenny Omega vs. Don Callis Family (Josh Alexander & Kyle Fletcher) & The Young Bucks

This match was insane from bell to bell — high spots, wild brawls, and nonstop chaos. Knight and Bailey showed heart, Page was a powerhouse, and Omega lit up the arena with V-Triggers. But interference and numbers caught up.

After Superkick Parties, Alexander suplexes, and Fletcher’s aggression, the match ended with Fletcher drilling Kevin Knight with a brutal brainbuster.

Winners: Don Callis Family & The Young Bucks.

Post-Match: The beatdown continued. Omega was put through a table by Fletcher’s sheer-drop brainbuster, while Page was left motionless. The Callis Family stood tall to close Dynamite.

🎙️ Wrestling.news | Backstage Take

This Dynamite felt less like a wrestling show and more like a street riot with a ring attached. Darby Allin kidnapping Gabe Kidd in a body bag is the kind of wild imagery AEW thrives on. Mercedes Moné is solidifying her reign as TBS Champion, but Riho’s return instantly reignites the division.

Briscoe’s emotional tribute to Jay while setting up his Collision match with Takeshita struck the perfect balance of heart and grit. Meanwhile, the main event hammered home what AEW wants fans to feel — chaos, unpredictability, and danger. Fletcher laying waste to Omega and Page sets the stage for one of AEW’s most heated fall programs.

This was not just Dynamite. It was AEW flexing its unpredictability, and if this momentum carries forward, All Out season could be explosive.

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