AEW Dynamite Results 9/11 - AEW Women's World Title Eliminator, Tag Team Casino Gauntlet, Jon Moxley Appears

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on September 11, 2024, coming to you live from the Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky!

Queen Aminata looks to secure herself a shot at the AEW Women's World Championship as she looks to defeat titleholder Mariah May when the two collide in an Eliminator Match. May and Aminata came face-to-face during the AEW All Out Zero Hour Pre-Show this past Sunday when the former interrupted the injured Skye Blue as she addressed the crowd and blindsided her with an attack until the latter came to her aid.

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Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson will find out who their next challengers for the AEW World Tag Team Championship are tonight, as a Tag Team Casino Gauntlet Match is slated for tonight with the winners receiving their title match at the Grand Slam special on September 25. The Young Bucks' latest defense came on the All Out main show when they successfully retained against two thirds of the reigning AEW World Trios Champions Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta.

Speaking of Castagnoli and Yuta, the pair both joined Bryan Danielson along with PAC and Jon Moxley after Danielson had successfully defended the AEW World Championship against The Young Bucks' Elite stablemate Jack Perry on Sunday, and found himself involved in a confrontation with The Patriarchy. However, both Danielson and Yuta were blindsided moments after The Patriarchy left ringside when Moxley, Castagnoli, and PAC launched an attack on Danielson and made Yuta watch as they did so. Following such, Moxley will be making an appearance on tonight's show.

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We are live! The show kicks off with a video from Jon Moxley, who reflects on staring Blackpool Combat Club with Bryan Danielson and the evolution the group has undertaken since its inception. We then see Darby Allin pull up to the arena.

Excalibur and Taz then greet audiences at home as Tony Schiavone introduces The Patriarchy and they make their way down to the ring.

We Hear From The Patriarchy

Schiavone points out Christian Cage's contract for an AEW World Championship match at any time and place of his choosing, but Cage says that he's carried AEW on his back for the last year and a half. He says when Killswitch almost turned his back on him, he saw the light bulb go off in his eyes and Killswitch realized what he is and needs to be. He says Killswitch is a killer and the most complete big man in the business, then says he belongs to him.

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Cage then puts Bryan Danielson and his AEW World Championship on notice, then says he will do anything and everything to dethrone him. He tells Danielson that he'll beat him down so bad that he'll wish that his wife Brie Bella was the one who had CTE before expressing his confidence in becoming the new AEW World Champion. We then see Kip Sabian leave the crowd after hearing what Cage had to say.

Jack Perry then makes his way down to the ring. Lio Rush and Action Andretti follow.

Jack Perry (c) vs. Lio Rush (w/ Action Andretti) for the TNT Championship

The bell rings and Perry fires off stomps on Rush in the corner and gloats. Rush fires off right and left hands, then lands a dropkick on him. Perry sends Rush crashing into the ring apron face first.

Back from the break, the referee kicks Andretti out from ringside as Rush rolls up Perry. Perry kicks out, and Rush delivers a pair of tope suicidas to him on the outside. He gets back in the ring with Perry and connects with a standing Spanish Fly, then goes for a pin but Perry kicks out. Perry sends Rush crashing into the middle turnbuckle with a Razor's Edge, then follows it up with a pair of Snap Dragon suplexes and a reverse hurricanrana. Perry then catches Rush with a running knee for the win.

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Winner (and still): Jack Perry

We then head backstage to "Hangman" Adam Page and Renee Paquette, with the former clocking someone as he leaves and running into Top Flight, Leila Grey, Dark Order, and Jeff Jarrett. Page then clocks Jarrett.

Back at ringside, Private Party, Komander, and Alex Abrahantes make their way down to the ring as their opponents wait in the ring. Marina Shafir, Claudio Castagnoli, and PAC blindside Private Party and Komander, with Shafir putting Komander to sleep and Castagnoli dumping Kassidy out of the ring. Shafir, Castagnoli, and PAC enter the ring alongside Jon Moxley, and PAC vents his frustrations with AEW being a broken company. He says he's been lost for a long time, but now he has purpose thanks to Moxley. 

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Back from the break, we see Chris Jericho, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill pull up to the Rupp Arena as Jericho sports his $7,000 jacket ruined by Orange Cassidy pouring orange juice on it seven years ago. He holds up Cassidy's backpack and says he's keeping it as collateral until he gets his money back.

Back at ringside, Ricochet makes his way down to the ring. Sammy Guevara follows.

Ricochet vs. Sammy Guevara

The bell rings and Ricochet trips Guevara. The two take turns rolling each other up and look to level each other with kicks, but see the other coming and opt against it. Ricochet delivers a boot to Guevara's midsection, then follows it up with a dropkick and flies out of the ring to level Guevara. Ricochet and Guevara then brawl up the ramp, and Guevara sends Ricochet crashing into the entrance tunnel. He lands a superkick on him and ascends up it, then connects with a moonsault.

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Back from the break, Ricochet connects with an uppercut on Guevara. Guevara responds with a dropkick to him on the outside under the bottom rope, then sends him crashing into the barricade. Ricochet sends Guevara crashing into the ramp with a back body drop, then delivers a Swanton Bomb to Guevara off the barricade and dumps Guevara back inside the ring.

Ricochet lands a clothesline on Guevara off the top rope, then follows it up with a standing moonsault and goes for a pin. Guevara kicks out, and Ricochet fires off kicks on his chest. Guevara then hits a Canadian Destroyer on Ricochet, then ascends to the top and lands a cutter. He goes for a pin, but Ricochet kicks out. Guevara ascends back up to the top and looks to land a 450 Splash, but Ricochet avoids it. Guevara rocks Ricochet with a knee and sets up for the GTS, but Ricochet escapes and delivers a scissor kick. He follows it up with Vertigo for the win.

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Winner: Ricochet

After the match, The Beast Mortos blindsides Ricochet. Guevara slides into the ring with a chair in hand to even the odds, and Mortos retreats.

Back from the break, we head backstage and see Renee Paquette chatting with Kazuchika Okada. Don Callis interrupts them and points out that Okada didn't actually pin Takeshita.

Back at ringside, Darby Allin makes his way out.

Darby Allin and Jon Moxley Come Face-To-Face

Allin says someone has been looking for him and he's right there in the ring. Jon Moxley's music hits and he makes his way down alongside Marina Shafir, showing he has no weapons in hand to Allin as he does so. Moxley tells Allin he doesn't know what he thinks he saw or heard, but nothing's changed between them.

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Allin cuts him off and says he takes none of what he has for granted with everything he's been through in life. He says AEW gave him everything, then says he wants to tell Moxley a story. He says his first year in wrestling, he looked for a hero but they all showed him what fakes they were. He says Moxley didn't change for anyone and for that reason, he wanted to be like him, then says to this day, Moxley still wrestles in high school gyms because he loves the wrestling business.

Allin recalls meeting Moxley for the first time in a high school gym and wrestling him for the first time, and says while he lost, he gained the confidence to feel like he belonged in the wrestling business. He says he would never do what Moxley did to Bryan Danielson and no longer wants to be like him. Moxley says Allin secured an AEW World Championship match at AEW Grand Slam in the Royal Rampage Match, but that will no longer be happening after what he did to Danielson. He demands that Allin give him his title shot, and Allin declines to give it to him. He tells Moxley to do something if he wants it so bad, and Moxley challenges him to a match at AEW Grand Slam for Allin's title shot. Allin accepts.

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We then head backstage and see Christopher Daniels talking to Alex Marvez. Nigel McGunniess pulls Daniels aside and the two walk off together looking to find Tony Khan.

MAriah May then makes her way down to the ring. Queen Aminata follows.

Mariah May (c) vs. Queen Aminata in an AEW Women's World Championship Eliminator Match

The bell rings and the two go back and forth. May and Aminata exchange forearm shots with one another, but May connects with a chop on Aminata. Aminata runs May over with a clothesline and a kick to her chest, but May lands a kick on her spine and follows it up with a dropkick to it. She then drapes her on the ring apron and lands a right hand on her spine, then follows it up with a boot to the side of her head.

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Back from the break, May ascends to the top and connects with a missile dropkick. She sends Aminata crashing into the top turnbuckle face first, then follows it up with an overhand chop and sets up for a reverse hurricanrana to her as Aminata sits on the top rope. Aminata avoids it and delivers a German suplex to May, then follows it up with a running boot. May sends Aminata's head bouncing off her knee, then connects with a hanging DDT off the middle rope and goes for a pin.

Aminata kicks out and May gets her up on her shoulders, but Aminata escapes and sends May crashing into the mat, then ascends to the top and looks to land a double stomp. May catches her with a dropkick and follows it up with Storm Zero for the win.

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Winner: Mariah May

After the match, May grabs a mic and says she won't be holding her AEW Women's World Championship commemoration in Lexington, Kentucky. She then asks Mina Shirakawa to come back to AEW.

Back at ringside, Chris Jericho, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill then make their way down to the ring. Iron Savages are already waiting inside.

Chris Jericho, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill vs. Iron Savages

Jericho and Boulder begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Bill tags in and the two lock up, but Boulder connects with a clothesline on Bill. Keith and Jacked Jameson then tag in, and Keith sends Jameson crashing to the mat and off the middle rope. Jericho then tags in and pins Jameson for the win.

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Winners: Chris Jericho, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill

After the match, Jericho grabs a mic and pulls out a picture in it of Orange Cassidy with Kris Statlander, Trent Beretta, and Chuck Taylor. He mocks Cassidy for holding onto the picture, then demands his $7,000 for his jacket. Cassidy appears on the jumbo tron, and Mark Briscoe and Kyle O'Reilly are standing by with a truck. They dump a whole bunch of coins on Jericho's expensive car, and Cassidy places a dollar on one of the seats before taking the change in coins as Jericho sobs in the ring.

Back from the break, Nigel McGuinness vents his frustrations with Bryan Danielson not defending his AEW World Championship at Grand Slam now that Darby Allin is putting his title shot on the line against Moxley. He says Danielson should be at least competing at the vent, then pulls out a piece of paper from his pocket and continues venting about watching Danielson from the sidelines over the years. He then challenges Danielson to a match for the AEW World Championship at Grand Slam. 

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Back at ringside, The Young Bucks make their way down to the ring to watch the following match from ringside. FTR, WIll Ospreay, and Kyle Fletcher follow.

Tag Team Casino Gauntlet Match

The bell rings and Kyle Fletcher clotheslines Dax Harwood out of the ring. He then lands a Liger Bomb on Will Ospreay and goes for a pin, but Fletcher breaks the fall. Cash Wheeler fires off chops on Fletcher, and Harwood delivers a superplex to Ospreay before Wheeler lands a splash on him and goes for a pin. Ospreay kicks out.

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The Righteous are up next in the match, and Vincent hits a Russian Leg Sweep on Fletcher. Wheeler fires off uppercuts on Dutch and Vincent, and Vincent hits a Swanton Bomb on him off the top. He goes for a pin, but Wheeler kicks out. Ospreay sets up for a Styles Clash on Wheeler, but The Righteous prevent him from landing it. Fletcher then delivers a Half Nelson suplex to Vincent, but Dutch whips him into the corner. Fletcher lands a cutter off the middle rope and goes for a pin, but Dutch kicks out.

The Undisputed Kingdom enters the match next, and Matt Taven throws Fletcher over to Mike Bennett, who catches him with an uppercut. Taven and Bennett double team on Fletcher, and Bennett hits a Death Valley Driver on Ospreay. Taven follows it up with a kick to his chest.

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Back from the break, Bennett connects with a back suplex on Vincent. The Acclaimed are the next entrants in the match, and Anthony Bowens and Max Caster waste no time going after everyone else in the match. Bowens fires off stomps on Taven in the corner as FTR beats down Fletcher on the outside. Bowens whips Bennett into the corner, and The Acclaimed double team on him. Taven sends Caster crashing onto the apron, but Bowens rocks him with a superkick and Caster lands a crossbody on him off the top rope. Caster connects with a driver on Dutch and goes for a pin, but Wheeler breaks the fall. Bowens then lands a Famouerser on Bennett.

The Acclaimed are the only ones standing in the ring as MxM Collection enter the match next. Mason Madder hits a double shoulder tackle on Taven and Bennett, and Mansorr lands a Manhattan Drop on Bennett before Madden sends him crashing out of the ring. Madden and Mansoor then double team on Taven as The Acclaimed brawl with The Righteous on the outside. Wheeler sends Vincent's face bouncing off the ring apron. The Acclaimed and MxM Collection then deliver a quadruple suplex to The Undisputed Kingdom and The Righteous.

Back from another break, Top Flight are next up in the match, and Dante Martin and Darius Martin double team on Taven and Wheeler. Darius hits a Tornado DDT on Dutch, and Dante comes face-to-face with Ospreay. Bowens lands a running knee on Fletcher, but FTR catches him with the Shatter Machine and goes for the pin. Everyone else breaks the fall.

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The Outrunners are the next team in the match, and Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd connect with a double bodyslam on Dutch, then fly out of the ring to level The Righteous on the outside.

Grizzled Young Veterans are next up, and James Drake and Zack Gibson brawl with Harwood and Wheeler to the back as a confused Ospreay looks on. Magnum suplexes Mansoor onto everyone else on the outside off of the middle rope, and The Outrunners double team on him back in the ring. Magnum pins Mansoor, but Vincent pulls him out of the ring to break the fall. They then brawl with Floyd, but Darius flies to level the four men and catches Vincent with a missile dropkick. Bennet catches Darius with a pinedriver, but Fletcher catches him with a Brainbuster.

Dante ascends to the top and looks to land a splash on Fletcher. Fletcher gets his knees up, and Ospreay surprises him with the Hidden Blade. He then pins Dante as Ospreay holds off Mansoor for the win.

Winners (and new Number One Contenders): Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher

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