AEW Dynamite Results 2/19 - Revolution International Championship Series Kicks Off, Street Fight & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on February 19, 2025, coming to you live from the Arizona Financial Theater in Phoenix, Arizona!

The Undisputed Kingdom's Roderick Strong will be going one-on-one with longtime rival Orange Cassidy in a Revolution International Championship Series as the two meet each other in the ring for the first time since the latter, Kyle O'Reilly, HOOK, and Mark Briscoe defeated the former, Chris Jericho, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill in an Eight Man Tag Team Match on the August 28, 2024 episode of "Dynamite". The winner of tonight's match will earn the opportunity to challenge Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW International Championship on next week's edition of "Dynamite", before the victor of that match will go on to defend the title against Kenny Omega at AEW Revolution on March 9.

Speaking of Bill, he will be competing in a match of his own tonight when he collides with Powerhouse Hobbs in a Street Fight as tensions between the two men, the aforementioned Jericho and Keith, The Outrunners, and Bandido have had no shortage of encounters with one another across AEW television. Things between the seven men culminated during last week's edition of "Dynamite" when Hobbs came to Bandido and The Outrunners aid after Jericho, Bill, and Keith had launched an attack on them during a tense stare down between Jericho and Bandido.

Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata, and Hook of The Opps will be joining forces to go head-to-head with The Patriarchy's Christian Cage, Nick Wayne, and Kip Sabian in trios competition. The two parties have been no strangers to one another over the course of the past several weeks, having met one another in a series of verbal confrontations, physical brawls, singles matches, and tag team matches.

Additionally, "Hangman" Adam Page and MJF will be meeting with one another tonight after a major pull apart brawl broke out between them last week in light of a victory MJF scored over Dustin Rhodes.

We are live! Excalibur, Taz, and Ian Riccaboni greet audiences at home as MJF makes his way out to the ring. "Hangman" Adam Page follows.

MJF says in 2018, the first ever AEW Double or Nothing took place and the first ever match was the Casino Battle Royal. He says he had the match won, but Page cheap shotted him and he was forced to scratch and claw his way back to the top. He says he did so by beating some of the biggest names in professional wrestling, then rattles off some of his accomplishments since making it back to the top of AEW. He calls himself the greatest wrestler in the world because his name is Maxwell Jacob Friedman and he's better than Page who knows it.

Page is asking MJF why he's talking to him like he doesn't know who he is. He says he know what MJF has accomplished, then questions if there's something MJF hasn't been able to win from fans. MJF cuts Page off, and says he doesn't give a damn about fans. He says he thinks it's funny that the fans get to decide who's morally redeemable and who isn't, then says Page has had everything handed to him on a silver platter thanks to fans. He says everyone loves Page, but asks him if he loves himself after everything he's done including ending the career of Christopher Daniels.

Page becomes enraged and says Daniels is ten times the man MJF ever will be. He says he would rip out his spine to give it to Daniels, and says Daniels gave his life to various professional wrestling companies. He says that MJF can't understand the selflessness and humility that Daniels has, then asks him what fans would say about him if his career were to end tonight. He says fans still care about him after everything he's done despite him not understanding why himself. Page says in five years, he's lied a hundred times but never once to fans and if he's had a problem, he's faced it eye-to-eye. He says MJF has cheated and skeeved.

MJF asks if Page is a child, then says he's earned everything he's done while Page has been propped up by the powers that be. He says Page came walking into AEW into 2019 with plenty of hype, but all he needed was a scarf. He dares Page to name one thing he does better than him, and Page says he's better at being real. MJF says Page can be the main character all he wants because he has no problem being the bad guy.

The two then stare each other down and square up to brawl, but security hops up onto the apron. MJF spits on Page's face, and Page looks to attack him. Security holds him back as MJF slips out of the ring and heads up the entrance ramp. Page then takes down the security guards, but Daniels pulls him off one of the guards and talks him down.

The Patriarchy then make their way down to the ring. The Opps follow.

Katsuyori Shibata and Kip Sabian begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. They wear each other down with submissions, but Shibata lands a knee on Sabian's midsection and tags in Samoa Joe. Joe and Shibata take turns firing off chops on Sabian, but Christian Cage tags in. He immediately tags out to Nick Wayne, but Joe fires off chops on him. Shibata then tags in and fires off more chops on Nick, but HOOK tags in and fires off more chops on Nick. Nick then connects with a suplex on Shibata.

Back from the break, Nick tags in but Shibata levels him with a boot. HOOK tags in and levels both Nick and Sabian with a clothesline, then clotheslines an interfering Cage out of the ring. Nick levels HOOK with a suplex, then goes for a pin but HOOK kicks out. Nick sets up for Wayne's World, but HOOK catches him in a Redrum. Joe and Shibata keep Cage and Sabian from breaking up the hold, forcing Nick to tap out.

Winners: The Opps

Powerhouse Hobbs then makes his way out, dumping a garbage can inside the ring. Big Bill follows with a backpack in hand. 

Bill lands a boot on Hobbs, and the bell sounds. The pair begin brawling through the crowd, and fire off right hands on each other on the steps leading out of the theater. Hobbs sends Bill crashing into one of the barricades midsection first, then delivers a splash to him.

Bill throws a sound mixer at Hobbs, then uses the keyboard from it to hit Hobbs with and grabs a pipe wrench from under the ring. He looks to hit Hobbs with it, but Hobbs moves out of the way and hits Bill in the midsection and across the spine with a chair. Bill hits Hobbs with the pipe wrench once again, then pulls the ring steps away from the ring and connects with a boot on Hobbs. Bill then lands a uranage to Hobbs on top of the ring steps.

Back from the break, Hobbs and Bryan Keith set the ring steps up on the entrance stage and set up a pair of tables with boards of barbed wire on top of them on the floor nearby. Hobbs cracks a garbage can across Bill's head, then gets Bill up on one shoulders. Keith looks to hit Hobbs with a chair, but Hobbs punches the chair out of Keith's hand and sends him crashing through a table set up in the corner.

Bill runs over Hobbs with a boot, but Hobbs takes him down and grabs the backpack Bill brought to the ring with him. He hits Bill with the backpack, then dumps out a few bricks from it. The two men exchange strikes, but Hobbs sends Bill's face repeatedly bouncing off the ring steps and drags him up on top of them. He then sends Bill crashing off of them through one of the tables with the board of barbed wire. The referee begins a ten count, but Bill can't beat it.

Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs

Toni Storm and Luther then make their way out to the ring. 

The spotlight falls upon Storm as she says she becomes the AEW Women's World Championship. She says she won it on the other side of the world in front of friends, family, and former lovers from someone who broke her heart, then says she's proud of Mariah May for giving her the fight of her life before being beaten with a small package roll up. She then promotes her "Queen Of The Ring" film, then tells May that she isn't hard to find. She says forgot is a woman, and her name is "Timeless".

Back from the break, Willow Nightingale vents her frustrations with being interrupted by Jon Moxley backstage last week. Marina Shafir attacks her before Moxley joins her and the pair make their way out to the ring alongside Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta. Moxley grabs a microphone, then says as the champion of a world, he owns everything in AEW. He says no one lays down a challenge to him, then says Cope is nowhere to be found and is probably still in Australia. Jay White's music hits and he makes his way out, but PAC appears behind him. 

The Death Riders surround White, but Cope's music hits and she sneaks up behind Moxley. He fires off right hands on him, but Castagnoli and Yuta come to Moxley's aid. White takes down PAC with a Blade Runner, and Cope levels Yuta and Castagnoli with a pair of spears. He grabs Spike from under the ring, forcing The Death Riders to retreat through the crowd and Cope to go after him. Cope then grabs a microphone and says the people belong to him rather than Moxley. He calls Moxley a coward, then says as of now, he will take out The Death Riders one by one by one so that their AEW World Championship match at Revolution is really just one-on-one. 

Kris Statlander then makes her way down to the ring. Megan Bayne follows.

The bell rings and Bayne stares down Statlander. They then lock up and look to level one another with shoulder tackles, but both stay standing. Bayne looks to land a senton on Statlander, but Statlander avoids it and lands a senton of her own. She follows it up with a standing moonsault, then fires off chops on Bayne and rains down right hands on her in the corner.

Statlander rocks Bayne with a roundhouse kick, but Bayne responds with a spear to Statlander.

Back from the break, Statlander sends Bayne crashing into the mat face first and follows it up with a Scissor Kick. Bayne responds with a German suplex to Statlander, then fires off right hands on her on the apron. Statlander sends Bayne crashing into the ring mat, then sits her on the turnbuckles and brawls with her on the ropes. Statlander fights off Bayne, but Penelope Ford pushes her off the ropes while the referee is distracted. This opens the door for Bayne to deliver an F5 to Statlander for the win.

Winner: Megan Bayne

After the match, Ford rains down right hands on Statlander. Thunder Rosa's music hits and she runs down to the ring with a chair in hand to even the odds.

Ricochet then makes his way down to the ring wearing Swerve Strickland's robe.

Ricochet says he would be angry and bitter if he had to live in Phoenix, but says lucky for him, he has a helicopter waiting outside to take him home right away. He tells fans at home that the boos of the live crowd don't matter because booing a winner does nothing except mean that they're talking into a void of nothingness. He gloats about defeating Strickland and his recent wins, then says winners always have something to show for it as is evident with him wearing Strickland's robe. He says he will be a champion in 2025.

Strickland's music hits, and Prince Nana makes his way out. Nana says he came out to the ring to talk to Ricochet one-on-one. He says him and Ricochet have been beefing up and down the robe the past couple months, and while he doesn't know where things are doing, he knows that Ricochet has something that doesn't belong to him. He says he's been involved in the professional wrestling business for three decades, then says the robe Ricochet is wearing represents pride, integrity, and those that have been loss. He says anyone that wears the robe has honor and has been bestowed the opportunity to be great, and Ricochet hasn't earned any of those things. Ricochet tells Nana to take the robe from him, then mocks him when he doesn't do so.

The Undisputed Kingdom then make their way out to the ring. Orange Cassidy follows, and Jim Ross joins the commentary desk.

The bell rings and the two lock up. They wear each other down with submission holds and Cassidy hugs O'Reilly on the outside before Cole tensely stares him down. Strong then hugs both O'Reilly and Cole as a means of Cassidy, and Cassidy responds by landing a tope suicida on Strong. Cassidy gives another to O'Reilly, but Strong wears him down with a suplex when he returns to the ring.

Back from the break, Cassidy lands a Tornado DDT on Strong. He puts his hands in his pocket, but Strong fires off chops on him. Cassidy levels Strong with a missile dropkick, then sends Strong's head bouncing off adjacent turnbuckles and rolls him up. Strong kicks out, but Cassidy sends Strong crashing into the mat and pins him once again. Strong kicks out, then rocks Cassidy with a knee and connects with a pair of backbreakers on him.

Strong cinches in a Boston Crab on Cassidy, but Cassidy escapes and rolls up Strong. Strong kicks out, then lands another backbreaker on Cassidy and cinches in a Texas Cloverleaf on Cassidy. Cassidy makes it to the bottom rope to break the hold, then fires off kicks on Strong. Strong responds with a running kick to Cassidy, but Cassidy responds with a Stun Dog Millionaire to Strong and follows it up with the Orange Punch for the win.

Winner: Orange Cassidy

After the match, Tony Schiavone joins Cassidy inside the ring. Don Callis, Mark Davis, and Konosuke Takeshita confront Cassidy, with Takeshita and Davis beating down Cassidy and Callis getting in some shots of his own. Kenny Omega's music hits and he comes to Cassidy's aid, but Takeshita and Davis overpower him. Cassidy lands a Stun Dog Millionaire on Takeshita, and Omega follows it up with a V-Trigger before Cassidy lands an Orange Punch on him. Omega then holds up the International Championship and stares down Takeshita and Cassidy as the show goes off the air.