AEW Dynamite Results 2/11 - AEW World Tag Team Championship On The Line, MJF Collides With Dustin Rhodes

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on February 12, 2025, coming to you live from the H-E-B Center in Austin, Texas!

Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin of The Hurt Syndicate will be putting the AEW World Tag Team Championship on the line for the first time since dethroning Private Party on the January 22 episode of "Dynamite" as they defend against The Gunns. Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn made their return to "Dynamite" during last week's edition of the show, confronting Lashley, Benjamin, and MVP in a verbal exchange and challenging them to tonight's match.

Dustin Rhodes will be competing in his first match on "Dynamite" since coming up short against Jack Perry on the June 12, 2024 edition of the show as he goes head-to-head with MJF. The two encountered one another in a heated in-ring encounter last week, with Rhodes taking objection to MJF's recent comments which led to a major pull apart brawl between the two that involved security guards.

Following a brawl involving them, Jon Moxley, Marina Shafir, Rated FTR, and Jay White last week, AEW World Trios Champions Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, and PAC will have to refocus their sights tonight as they join forces to square off with the returning Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, and Kyle O'Reilly with the title on the lilne. Cole, Strong, and O'Reilly emerged victorious over Shane Taylor Promotions and "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard, "Cool Hang Ang" Angelo Parker, and reigning TNT Champion Daniel Garcia this past Saturday on "AEW Collision" in a Three-Way Nine Man Tag Team Match to secure their spot in tonight's match.

Additionally, Megan Bayne will be returning to action against an opponent who has yet to be named following her win against Hyena Hera on the February 1 episode of "Collision". Max Caster has also issued an Open Challenge for anyone who wants to respond after going his separate ways from former allies Anthony Bowens and Billy Gunn on the January 18 episode of "Collision", and Kris Statlander has issued a challenge of her own in a video posted to AEW's X page.

We are live! Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Max Caster waits in the ring. Caster holds up a trademark, and says he's giving an opportunity for anyone to face the "Best Wrestler Alive". "Hangman" Adam Page then makes his way out, accepting Caster's Open Challenge.

Caster retreats through the crowd, but Page chases him back inside the ring. The bell sounds and Caster fires off stomps on Page. He delivers a hurricanrana to Page off the middle rope, but Page quickly recovers and runs over Caster with a clothesline. He follows it up with a Buckshot Lariat for the win.

Winner: "Hangman" Adam Page

Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, and Kyle O'Reilly then make their way out. The Death Riders follow.

The bell rings and the six men begin brawling with one another. O'Reilly delivers a dropkick to PAC on the outside as he sits in a chair.

Back from the break, PAC lands a boot on O'Reilly's head and tags in Claudio Castagnoli. Castagnoli lands a few chops and uppercuts on O'Reilly, then wears him down with a submission and tags in Wheeler Yuta. Yuta continues wearing down O'Reilly, then tags in PAC. PAC and O'Reilly exchange right hands, but PAC fires off kicks on O'Reilly's midsection. O'Reilly turns PAC inside out with a kick of his own, then tags in Strong.

O'Reilly tags back in and pins PAC, but Castagnoli breaks the fall. Strong tags in and delivers a backbreaker to PAC as O'Reilly ascends to the top. O'Reilly gets pushed off the top as Castagnoli delivers a back suplex to Strong while the referee has his back turned. Castagnoli then tags in and fires off stomps on Strong, then tags in Yuta. Yuta delivers a Bulldog-spinebuster combination with Castagnoli, then connects with a suplex.

PAC tags in and wears down Strong with a submission hold, then lands a suplex on him and follows it up with an uppercut in the corner. He goes for a pin, but Strong kicks out. Castagnoli wears dwon Strong with a submission, but Strong powers up to his feet. Castagnoli whips Strong into the corner, and The Death Riders then triple team on him.

Back from another break, Cole tags in and wears down Castagnoli. O'Reilly tags in and triple teams on PAC with Strong and Cole. Castagnoli then delivers a double suplex to Cole and Strong, but Yuta tags in and looks to fly off Castagnoli's shoulders. O'Reilly gets his knees up, but Strong and O'Reilly go high and low on Yuta. O'Reilly then cinches in an Ankle Lock on Yuta, but Castagnoli grabs a chair and looks to use it. The referee grabs it from him, and Cole and O'Reilly level Castagnoli. Yuta then rolls up O'Reilly for the win.

Winners (and still): The Death Riders

After the match, The Death Riders continue beating down Cole, Strong, and O'Reilly. Daniel Garcia, "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard, and "Cool Hang Ang" Angelo Parker run down to the ring to even the odds.

We then head backstage and see Cope hit Moxley with a chair. Jay White joins him, and the two take the AEW World Championship from him before shoving Marina Shafir into a closet.

The bell rings and Joe, HOOK, and Shibata go after Solo, Grillo, and Cruz. HOOK delivers a T-Bone suplex to Grillo, and Shibata holds Grillo in place for Joe to land a senton on him. Cruz fires off right hands on Joe's spine, but Joe no sells them and connects with a Muscle Buster on Cruz for the win.

Winners: Samoa Joe, Hook, and Katsuyori Shibata

After the match, Joe grabs a mic and addresses Christian Cage and the rest of The Patriarchy. He sends the group a message, then challenges them to a trios match alongside HOOK and Shibata. 

We then head backstage and see Renee Paquette, Chris Jericho, and Bryan Keith. Jericho challenges Bandido to a Showdown. 

We then head backstage and see Willow Nightingale chatting with Renee Paquette. Marina Shafir attacks Nightingale, and Moxley puts Cope and White on notice for stealing his title.

Back at ringside, Chris Jericho makes his way down. Bandido follows.

Bandido and Jericho stare each other down as a spotlight shines down on both of them. They go back-to-back with one another and take seven steps apart from one another in opposite corners across the ring, then remove their hats. Bryan Keith grabs Bandido's ankle and beats down Bandido with Jericho, but The Outrunners run out to the ring to even the odds and begin brawling with Jericho and Keith. Big Bill marches down and looks to chokeslam Bandido, but Powerhouse Hobbs storms down to the ring and exchanges right hands with Bill.

We then head backstage to Cope and Jay White, who respond to Jon Moxley's message from earlier tonight.

Back at ringside, MJF makes his way down to the ring. Dustin Rhodes follows.

Rhodes stares down MJF, and the bell rings. MJF charges at Rhodes, but Rhodes lands a scoop powerslam on him and rains down right hands on MJF. He fires off stomps on MJF, but MJF looks to retreat to the back. Rhodes drags MJF back into the ring, but MJF wears down Rhodes' arm with a submission.

MJF connects with a back suplex on Rhodes, but Rhodes responds with several right hands. MJF rains down right hands on Rhodes in the corner, but Rhodes counters into a powerbomb and lands a boot on MJF's midsection.

Rhodes lands an open palm strike on MJF, then follows it up with a Manhattan Drop and rains down right hands on him in the corner. Rhodes then delivers a Bulldog to MJF, but MJF catches Rhodes with a back elbow and lands a stomp on his spine. MJF sets up for Cross-Rhodes, but Rhodes counters into one of his own and goes for a pin. MJF kicks out, then rolls up Rhodes. Rhodes counters into a pinfall of his own, but MJF kicks out and delivers a piledriver to Rhodes. He goes for a pin, but MJF kicks out.

MJF grabs a chair from the timekeeper's area, then places Rhodes' arm through it as the referee looks to stop him. MJF doesn't listen and ascends to the middle, but the referee moves the chair. As he disposes of it, Rhodes trips MJF on the ropes and delivers a knee to him. He follows it up with The Final Reckoning and goes for a pin, but MJF kicks out.

MJF looks to land a Final Reckoning of his own on Rhodes and pins him, but Rhodes kicks out. MJF then cinches in the Salt Of The Earth Armbar on Rhodes before he transitions into a crossface. The referee calls for the bell.

Winner: MJF

After the match, MJF cinches in the Salt Of The Earth Armbar on Rhodes once again. "Hangman" Adam Page storms back out to the ring and stares down MJF, but MJF backs down. He turns back around, but Page rains down right hands on MJF. Security officals run down to the ring to pull the two men apart. They break free and brawl with one another through the crowd, but security finally gets the two men separated from one another. They escort Page to the back, but MJF grabs a mic and provokes Page. Page runs back down to the ring and continues brawling with MJF before security reappears and pulls the two men apart. 

Megan Bayne then makes her way out to the ring. Maya World is already waiting inside.

The bell rings and Bayne runs over World with a shoulder tackle. She follows it up with a belly-to-belly suplex, then lands a second suplex and drags World into the corner. She fires off shoulders on World's midsection, then follows it up with a F5 for the win.

Winner: Megan Bayne

Kris Statlander then makes her way down to the ring. Penelope Ford follows.

The bell rings and the two take turns wearing one another down with submissions. Statlander fires off forearms on Ford in the corner, but Ford lands an open palm strike on Statlander. Statlander responds with a delayed vertical suplex on Ford.

Back from the break, Statlander and Ford exchange forearms with one another. Statlander delivers a Stunner to Ford, then gets her up on her shoulders. Ford counters into a reverse hurricanrana and looks to land a back handspring elbow, but Statlander responds with Saturday Night Fever for the win.

Winner: Kris Statlander

After the match, Megan Bayne reemerges at ringside and delivers an F5 to Statlander onto the floor.

The Gunns then make their way out to the ring. The Hurt Syndicate follows.

Bobby Lashley and Colten Gunn begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Lashley runs over Colten with a shoulder tackle, but Austin Gunn tags in. Lashley sends Austin crashing into the mat face first and dumps him out of the ring over the top, then tags in Shelton Benjamin. Benjamin dumps Austin over the barricade, then gets him back inside the ring and sends him crashing into the mat with a back body drop.

Back from the break, Colten tags in and fires off right hands on Lashley. He runs him over with a clothesline and delivers a dropkick to Benjamin, then follows it up with a neckbreaker on him and goes for a pin. Benjamin kicks out, then cinches in an Ankle Lock on Colten.

Austin delivers a Famouser to Benjamin and Colten pins him, but Benjamin kicks out. Austin tags in and takes out an interfering Lashley, but Benjamin levels Austin with a superkick. Lashley then turns Austin inside out with a spear for the win.

Winner (and still): The Hurt Syndicate

Cope and Jay White then make their way down to the ring.

Cope says the AEW World Championship has been hidden in a briefcase too long, then asks fans if they want to see it. He grabs Spike from under the ring, then removes a 2x4 piece of wood covered in nails. He threatens to smash the briefcase unless Jon Moxley appears to answer his challenge. Moxley storms down to the ring alongside Marina Shafir and says he's about to do something he doesn't want to. He says he's going to break Cope's neck, then says he has a shot at the AEW World Championship if he wants it at AEW Revolution.

Cope decides to hit the briefcase with Spike as Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli, and PAC appear at ringside. White takes down Yuta with a Blade Runner as Cope stares down PAC with Spike. Moxley and PAC fire off stomps on Cope, but White delivers a Blade Runner to Castagnoli. Moxley grabs Spike, but Cope spears him before he can use it on White. White then makes it clear that he and Cope will defeat Moxley and Castagnoli at AEW Grand Slam: Australia as the show goes off the air.