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AEW Dynamite Results for August 30, 2023
Tonight’s episode of AEW DYNAMITE was broadcast live from NOW Arena in Chicago, IL! The action-packed show featured intense matches, surprising developments, and emotional moments that left fans on the edge of their seats.
In the opening match, Jon Moxley faced off against Komander (with Alex Abrahantes). Moxley showcased his relentless aggression and dominated the match, ultimately forcing Komander to tap out to his signature rear naked choke. Moxley’s victory solidified his position as a formidable competitor in AEW.
During the show, footage was shown from backstage at All In, where AEW World Tag Team Champions FTR were having a conversation with the Young Bucks before being interrupted by Bullet Club Gold. It was announced that an 8-Man Tag Match between AEW World Tag Team Champions FTR & the Young Bucks and Bullet Club Gold would take place at All Out, creating anticipation for an explosive showdown.
Renee Paquette conducted an interview with Toni Storm backstage, who expressed her frustration and disappointment after recent events. Storm revealed her feelings of betrayal and a lack of trust in those around her, setting the stage for potential conflicts and rivalries in the future.
Chris Jericho took to the ring alone to address his actions towards Sammy Guevara after their match at Wembley. Jericho apologized for his behavior and acknowledged Guevara’s loyalty and commitment. The two reconciled and decided to reunite as a tag team, aiming to become the AEW World Tag Team Champions. This heartfelt moment showcased the power of friendship and the ability to overcome differences.
Eddie Kingston defended his NJPW Strong Openweight Championship against Wheeler Yuta, representing BCC. Kingston showcased his strength and resilience, ultimately defeating Yuta and solidifying his position as a dominant champion. However, ROH World Champion Claudio Castagnoli’s lack of respect towards Kingston hinted at potential future conflicts between the two.
Backstage footage from All In: London revealed Adam Cole and MJF discussing upcoming events and tournaments. MJF announced a battle royal on Rampage to determine the challengers for the ROH World Tag Team Titles at All Out, as well as a tournament to decide the challenger for the Triple B at Dynamite: Grand Slam. These announcements set the stage for intense competition and exciting matchups in the weeks to come.
Renee Paquette’s interview with Sammy Guevara was interrupted by Don Callis, who attempted to provoke Guevara. Guevara stood his ground and asserted his priorities, emphasizing his commitment to his family and his focus on wrestling. This confrontation hinted at potential future conflicts and rivalries involving Guevara.
Adam Cole took to the ring to address his recent loss and express his support for MJF, who was dealing with a neck injury. Cole assured fans that MJF would be ready for their match at All Out, showcasing his loyalty and dedication to his friend. However, Roderick Strong’s confrontation with Cole and his determination to win the AEW World Championship hinted at potential tensions and rivalries within the AEW roster.
A thrilling Trios Match took place, featuring TBS Champion Kris Statlander, Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., and Hikaru Shida facing off against Nyla Rose, Emi Sakura, and Marina Shafir. The match was filled with high-flying action and intense moments, culminating in Statlander’s victory. However, Ruby Soho’s surprise attack on Statlander after the match added an unexpected twist and set the stage for a potential rivalry between the two competitors.
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