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AEW Dynasty Results: Moxley vs. Strickland for the World Championship and Storm vs. Bayne for the Women's Title

2025-04-07

Author: Michael

The AEW Dynasty event aired live from the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 6, 2025, showcasing some of the best wrestling matches in the promotion’s history, including two championship bouts that left fans on the edge of their seats.

Pre-show Results:

- Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and Nick Wayne defeated AR Fox, Dante Martin, and Darius Martin in 11:15.

- Anthony Bowens defeated Max Caster in a lightning-fast match lasting only 40 seconds.

The main show kicked off with fireworks as the trio of Excalibur, Jim Ross, and Taz called the action.

1. Will Ospreay vs. Kevin Knight - Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Quarterfinal

In a highly anticipated matchup, Ospreay advanced to the semifinals after defeating Knight in 13:50. Full of high-flying maneuvers and impressive reversals, the match saw Ospreay utilize his experience to secure victory with his signature move, the Hidden Blade.

2. AEW Tag Team Title Match: Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin (c) vs. Big Bill and Bryan Keith

In a hard-hitting contest, Lashley and Benjamin retained their titles after a well-executed spear from Lashley on Keith led to the pinfall, wrapping up the match in 11:00. The bout showcased the strength and teamwork of the champions against the formidable challengers.

3. TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Julia Hart - Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament Quarterfinal

The TBS Champion Mone fought valiantly against Hart, ultimately winning in 13:00. The match featured a back-and-forth exchange with Hart impressively countering Mone's moves, but Mone's resilience saw her advance to the next round.

4. AEW Trios Titles: Pac, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta (c) vs. Adam Copeland and FTR

The champions managed to retain their titles in a chaotic battle that lasted 14:45. After a solid performance from both teams, Yuta capitalized on the discord within FTR, leading to a dramatic pinfall over Harwood.

5. AEW Women's Championship: Toni Storm (c) vs. Megan Bayne

In a gripping championship match, Toni Storm fought hard against Bayne, who showcased her strength and technical skills. Storm prevailed in 15:25, holding onto her title thanks to a clever inside cradle that caught Bayne off-guard.

6. Kyle Fletcher vs. Mark Briscoe - Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Quarterfinal

Fletcher secured his place in the semifinals after defeating Briscoe in a 16:15 showdown that featured high-impact moves and ferocious strikes.

7. ROH Championship: Chris Jericho vs. Bandido - Title vs. Mask Match

In an enthralling match, Bandido emerged victorious in 18:15, claiming the ROH Championship while unmasking himself in a memorable victory. The match was marred by controversy but concluded with Bandido's powerful performance after overcoming an initial attack from Jericho.

8. TNT Title: Adam Cole (c) vs. Daniel Garcia

Cole retained his title in 15:35 with a thrilling comeback against Garcia. The match showcased tension and drama, leading to Cole's eventual victory with a knee strike.

9. AEW International Championship: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Mike Bailey vs. Ricochet

In an electrifying 31:00 main event, Omega retained his championship in a bout filled with high-risk maneuvers and aerial displays from all three competitors. The match escalated as Bailey and Ricochet attempted to double-team Omega but fell victim to his prowess in the ring.

10. AEW World Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Swerve Strickland

In a brutal, hard-fought battle lasting 31:35, Moxley defended his title. The climactic moments included various interferences and high-impact actions, culminating in a surprise return of The Young Bucks, who played a pivotal role in Moxley’s victory.

In the aftermath of the event, fans expressed mixed feelings about the outcomes, particularly the controversial finish in the main event. Overall, AEW Dynasty showcased both thrilling matches and emotional moments, solidifying its place in wrestling history.