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  • AEW Dynamite Results – Portland, Oregon (April 22nd, 2026)

    AEW Dynamite Results – Portland, Oregon (April 22nd, 2026)

    All Elite Wrestling held this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite on Wednesday night, April 22nd, 2026 from the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon. The event aired live on TBS and HBO Max. The show featured the return of Samoa Joe, plus Darby Allin defending the AEW World Championship against Tommaso Ciampa in the Main Event, plus much more. You can see the complete show results from this week’s episode of Dynamite below.

    AEW Dynamite Results – 4/22/26

    • Dark Match: Steven Borden defeated Mansoor
    • Dark Match: AR Fox, El Phantasmo, Mascara Dorada, Michael Oku & Mistico defeated Kip Sabian, Nick Wayne & The Lethal Twist (Blake Christian, Jay Lethal & Lee Johnson)
    • MJF Confronts Darby Allin to open the show. MJF came out wearing a “Seattle Screwjob” shirt, claiming that he was robbed of the AEW World Championship at Dynasty. AEW TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight comes out to interrupt MJF. The two banter back and forth until Knight eventually MJF decides he will challenge Knight for the TNT Title. MJF calls for a ref and it looks like we will be getting an impromptu TNT Title match, but instead MJF rolls out of the ring and tells Knight that the match will happen next week.
    • Backstage we see The Demand and Chris Jericho. It is announced that The Demand will take on Jericho in a trios match, but Jericho has yet to reveal his tag partners. Ricochet talks about Jericho being the man who got his ass beat by Ricochet, Jericho informs him that he went and got that phrase trademarked. Jericho shows off a t-shirt with the newly trademarked phrase. He tells The Demand that he doesn’t have to find two guys that like him to face them… just two people that don’t like Ricochet.
    • Match 1: Brody King vs. Lio Rush
      • Result: Brody King defeated Lio Rush via pinfall after a Ganso Bomb.
      • Following the match, King grabbed a microphone and said that he was keeping his eye on the Main Event World Championship later tonight.
    • Backstage segment with Tommaso Ciampa ahead of his Main Event match against Darby Allin for the AEW World Championship later tonight.
    • Backstage segment, we hear from Adam Copeland, who talks about why he and Christian deserve one last shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Cope makes the challenge for Double or Nothing, and challenges FTR to a New York Street Fight. But that’s not all, Cope adds an additional stipulation: if FTR beat them at Double or Nothing for the Tag Titles, Cope and Cage will retire as a team.
    • Match 2: Hikaru Shida vs. Mina Shirakawa
      • Result: Hikaru Shida defeated Mina Shirakawa via pinfall using the Falcon Arrow.

     

    • We hear from Kazuchika Okada, who will be defending the AEW International Championship against Konosuke Takeshita at Double Or Nothing. Okada says Takeshita is still just a boy, and he will regret challenging the Rainmaker for the title…bitch.
    • Match 3: Mark Davis vs. Will Ospreay
      • Result: Mark Davis defeated Will Ospreay via Referee Stoppage.
      • After the match, Davis is about to hit another piledriver when Marina Shafir appears on the apron followed by the rest of the Death Riders, led by Jon Moxley. Davis leaves Ospreay in the ring with The Death Riders, who begin to roll Ospreay out of the ring, before he is eventually carried by Claudio Castagnoli through the crowd and to the back.
    • Backstage segment with Alex Windsor addresses her issues with the Triangle of Madness, and CMLL Women’s Champion Persephone offering to help.
    • Match 4: Samoa Joe vs. Cody Chhun
      • Result: Samoa Joe defeated Cody Chhun via pinfall after hitting the muscle buster.
      • Following the match, Joe celebrates his return and victory, he is met while walking back up the ramp by Hook who is applauding Joe’s return.
    • Video package highlighting Darby Allin ahead of his AEW World Championship match against Tommaso Ciampa in the main event of tonight’s Dynamite.
    • Backstage segment showing The Hurt Syndicate leaving Chris Jericho’s locker room. MVP says that with them its never personal, it’s just business.. and it appears as though The Hurt Syndicate will team with Chris Jericho against The Demand.
    • Darby Allin makes his way to the ring for his World Championship match, he addresses the crowd in Portland saying this was where he had his first match. He is eventually interrupted by MJF, who tells Darby that he doesn’t deserve shit and demands Darby give him back his title right now. Darby denies. MJF demands a rematch right now. Darby denies that as well, adding that he won’t face MJF until he can put something on the line.
    • MJF leaves and confronts Ciampa on the ramp while he makes his way to the ring for the Main Event.
    • Main Event – AEW World Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Tommaso Ciampa
      Result: Darby Allin defeated Tommaso Ciampa via submission by using the Scorpion Deathlock.
    • Following the match Brody King comes out and says that he spoke to Tony Khan and that if they have his permission, that he will challenge Darby Allin for the AEW World Title next week on Dynamite. Darby nods, and it’s official for next week.
  • AEW Dynamite: Darby Allin Set To Defend World Championship Next Week

    AEW Dynamite: Darby Allin Set To Defend World Championship Next Week

    Darby Allin main evented tonight’s AEW Dynamite in successful fashion, but the train doesn’t stop now. It just keeps going.

    Tonight on AEW Dynamite, Darby Allin said ahead of his match that after winning the AEW World Championship last week, he would be willing to be a fighting champion every week until his body cannot go anymore. And it all started with tonight’s main event against Tommaso Ciampa.

    Darby and Ciampa had a killer match that was full of craziness, blood and the crowd on their feet the entire time. But, after what was a hard-fought defense, Darby Allin made Tommaso Ciampa tap out to the scorpion death lock.

    Following the match, Brody King made his presence known. He said that he spoke to Tony Khan, and if Darby is up for the challenge, he wants Darby for the World Title next week. Darby simply shook his hand in agreement.

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    Earlier on in the night, Brody King had defeated Lio Rush and then said he’d be watching the main event to keep a close eye on it. Now, he gets his shot in one week on AEW Dynamite.

  • AEW Dynamite: TNT Championship Match Made Official For Next Week

    AEW Dynamite: TNT Championship Match Made Official For Next Week

    The AEW TNT Championship was almost on the line on tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite, but it’s been delayed until next week, thanks to MJF.

    MJF kicked off tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite and was furious over the fact that he lost the AEW World Championship last week against Darby Allin. MJF said he was cheated out of a win, and wanted Darby to come out and hand him the title right now.

    Instead came ‘The Jet’ Kevin Knight. Kevin is of course the new TNT Champion, and flaunted that fact to MJF. Knight also made it clear that he had MJF beat a few weeks ago until MJF cheated, so if anyone was scammed out of gold, it was him. But, Kevin Knight had no problem ripping MJF a new one in Rip City and putting his championship on the line tonight.

    MJF gladly accepted and brought a referee out, ready to fight for the AEW TNT Championship. But, once the match was about to begin, MJF left, and said he’d see Kevin next week. It was then made official minutes later. Next week on AEW Dynamite; Kevin Knight versus MJF for the TNT Championship.

  • AEW Double or Nothing 2026 Tops Last Year’s Attendance

    AEW Double or Nothing 2026 Tops Last Year’s Attendance

    All Elite Wrestling’s flagship spring pay-per-view, Double or Nothing, is already showing strong momentum ahead of its 2026 edition. According to data from WrestleTix, the event has distributed 11,288 tickets as of this writing. With how AEW tickets move in the last week leading up to show time, it would be safe to assume that this event will sell out.

    This year’s show is scheduled for Sunday, May 24, 2026, at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York, with a start time of 7:00 p.m. ET. It marks AEW’s first Double or Nothing event held within New York City’s five boroughs, continuing the company’s expansion into major markets.

    The current ticket distribution figure already surpasses the 2025 event, which drew approximately 8,200 fans in Glendale, Arizona. This year-over-year increase signals notable growth for the promotion’s marquee event, particularly as it heads into a new venue and market.

    With over 11,000 tickets now distributed, Double or Nothing 2026 is shaping up to be one of AEW’s most successful editions of the event to date. All data referenced in this report is provided by WrestleTix, which compiles ticket distribution estimates using venue maps and sales tracking.

  • AEW Dynamite Preview 4/22, World Championship Match Set

    AEW Dynamite Preview 4/22, World Championship Match Set

    AEW Dynamite is live tonight on TBS at 8PM ET. The show will be held at The Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon and is headlined by an AEW World Championship Match.

    Last week, Darby Allin shocked the world and defeated MJF in very quick fashion to become the new AEW World Championship in his hometown of Seattle. Now, there’s no rest for the new champion as he will defend his gold against Tommaso Ciampa.

    Ciampa made it very clear last week that he was gunning for the AEW World Championship, and luckily for him, he doesn’t have to wait long. The two will clash tonight.

    Plus, we’re also set to hear from Darby Allin, as well. It’ll be interesting to see what he has to say coming off of the biggest win of his career.

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    Elsewhere on the show, we will see Will Ospreay go head-to-head against former friend Mark Davis. This comes after Mark Davis laid out Will Ospreay last week with a devastating pile-driver just moments after he beat Mark’s Don Callis Family stablemate in Hechicero. Now, Ospreay can try for some payback.

    Lastly, in the AEW women’s division, something is cooking up with Hikaru Shida. But, what is it? Mina Shirakawa accused Shida of being the person who attacked Toni Storm and warns Kris Statlander to not trust Hikaru. We don’t know if that’s true or not, but, Shida didn’t take too kindly to the accusations and the two will battle tonight.

    More matches will be announced throughout the day by AEW. Stay tuned for more AEW Dynamite news and results during tonight’s event.

  • AEW Dynamite Spring Break Thru Full Results 4/15/26

    AEW Dynamite Spring Break Thru Full Results 4/15/26

    AEW Dynamite Spring Break Thru was live from the Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett, Washington and on HBO Max and TNT.

    The show was headlined by a AEW World Championship Match between MJF and Darby Allin. Plus, Will Ospreay was in action against Hechicero and more. You can see the full results below.

    AEW Dynamite Spring Break Thru Results

    • Tommaso Ciampa def. Dezmond Xavier *Post-Match, Ciampa calls for a AEW World Title Match*
    • TNT Championship: Kevin Knight(c) def. Claudio Castagnoli *Post-Match, Kevin Knight says he has his eyes on the main event championship match*
    • Chris Jericho in-ring interview ends with him being beaten down by The Demand.
    • Will Ospreay def. Hechicero *Mark Davis lays Ospreay out post-match*
    • Thekla interview ends with Alex Windsor challenging her for a Collision match.
    • Jon Moxley warns Nick Wayne before their Continental Championship Eliminator on Collision
    • TBS Championship Match: Willow Nightingale(c) vs. Kamille
    • AEW World Championship: Darby Allin def. MJF *New Champ*

    AEW Spring Break Thru Collision will be on tomorrow, as a special Thursday event. Stay tuned for more AEW Coverage.

  • Darby Allin defeats MJF to win the AEW World Championship

    Darby Allin defeats MJF to win the AEW World Championship

    Darby Allin has captured the AEW World Championship on Wednesday night, defeating Maxwell Jacob Friedman, in a defining main event match on the “Spring Break Thru” edition of AEW Dynamite.

    Darby Allin, New AEW Champion

    The victory marked a full-circle moment for Allin, who won the title roughly 20 minutes from where he first began training as a professional wrestler. Competing in front of a charged crowd in Everett, Allin delivered the most significant performance of his career, overcoming all odds and a collective doubt amongst wrestling fans.

    For Allin, the win represents the culmination of years of growth within AEW. Once viewed primarily as a daredevil, he has steadily evolved into a complete performer capable of carrying the company’s top prize.

    This victory also echoed Allin’s resilience outside the ring. Just one year removed from successfully summiting Mount Everest, he once again proved his ability to overcome extreme odds. Much like that climb, Allin’s path to the AEW World Championship demanded high risk and an unshakable mindset.

    On this night in Everett, those same qualities carried him to the top of the wrestling world.

  • AEW Dynamite: Willow Nightingale Retains TBS Championship

    AEW Dynamite: Willow Nightingale Retains TBS Championship

    On AEW Dynasty this past Sunday, Kamille made her return when he attacked TBS Champion Willow Nightingale backstage before the show. It was then announced that Kamille would have her return match the same night on Zero-Hour. Kamille won that match, then was approached in the ring by Willow Nightingale, where Kamille again laid her out.

    Willow then made the challenge a was willing to put her TBS Championship on the line against Kamille at AEW Dynamite Spring Break Thru, and it was then made official.

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    The match started off being all Kamille in the beginning, using her strength as an advantage and looking to capture the gold. But, as the match continued, Willow Nightingale started to battle back, despite favoring her injured shoulder, which was hurt at Dynasty.

    Kamille started really targeting the arm, even locking in an arm-bar submission, but Willie was able to escape. As Kamille was looking to put the finishing touches on the match, Willow Nightingale was able to catch Kamille in a backslide pin and picked up the win to retain!

    Stay tuned for more AEW Dynamite coverage.

  • AEW Dynamite: Will Ospreay Defeats Hechicero

    AEW Dynamite: Will Ospreay Defeats Hechicero

    Will Ospreay had a brutal match at AEW Dynasty where he lost to Jon Moxley. But, despite being banged up, he’s been cleared and he wants to fight.

    So, tonight, Will Ospreay battled Hechicero who’s not only the CMLL Heavyweight Champion, but also a member of the Don Callis Family. Ospreay was visibly showing his wounds as his shoulder and neck here taped up, putting a target on himself.

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    As the match began, Ospreay was favoring his left arm, and it only became worse as the match continued on. But, Will Ospreay used his speed and quickness to his advantage and stayed on the move to keep control.

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    Halfway through the match, Marina Shafir came out and began watching the match from the crowd. Marina is also apart of the Death Riders, who Will Ospreay has of course had issues with in recent times. Eventually, Ospreay needed to be checked on by the ringside doctor after a beatdown from Hechicero targeting his arm. But, he fought through and continued the match.

    In the end, Will Ospreay was able to his the Hidden Blade on Hechicero to pick up the win, as he again favored his injury. After the match, Will Ospreay stared down Marina Shafir before being attacked from behind from Mark Davis. The Don Callis Family stood over his body.

    Stay tuned for more AEW Dynamite coverage.

     

  • AEW Dynamite: Kevin Knight Retains TNT Championship

    AEW Dynamite: Kevin Knight Retains TNT Championship

    Kevin Knight became TNT Champion after winning the Casino Gauntlet Match at AEW Dynasty. Now, there’s no rest for the champion. It was announced immediately following the pay-per-view that Kevin Knight would defend his championship against Claudio Castagnoli.

    Claudio was one of the Death Rider members who didn’t get the opportunity to compete in the Casino Gauntlet, while PAC, Wheeler YUTA & Daniel Garcia did. So, he gets his shot on tonight’s AEW Dynamite.

    The match started off with a furious pace as both men traded pin attempts. But, they’re both too smart to let it end so early. This contest had the fans on their feet with all the fast-paced, wild action.

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    Claudio event fried for the neutralizer off the top rope, but luckily for Kevin Knight, he was able to get out of it. But, he wasn’t out of danger as Claudio Castagnoli was drilling him with some vicious upper-cuts and his signature giant swing!

    In the end, Kevin Knight was able to land his UFO Splash and pick up a big win, retaining the AEW TNT Championship! After the match, Kevin grabbed a microphone and gave props to Claudio for being one of his toughest opponents. He then said he will be keeping his eye on the main event, because “Jet2Belts sounds too fly!”

    Stay tuned for more AEW Dynamite coverage!