AEW Dynamite Results 3/12 - Kenny Omega And MJF Share Something On Their Minds

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for "AEW Dynamite" on March 12, 2025, coming to you live from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California!

Kenny Omega has had no shortage of issues with Don Callis and the rest of The Don Callis Family over the course of the past several weeks, having joined forces with Will Ospreay to defeat Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita at AEW Grand Slam: Australia on February 15. He then challenged Takeshita for the AEW International Championship this past Sunday at AEW Revolution, and was able to dethrone him as titleholder fighting off Callis in the closing moments of the match to pin Takeshita. With some new gold around his waist, Omega will be sharing something on his mind tonight.

MJF and "Hangman" Adam Page have had no shortage of issues with one another over the past little while, and have become quite familiar with one another in a series of heated verbal exchanges and physical altercations. This led to a match between them at Revolution in Los Angeles, with Page delivering the Dead Eye, Angel's Wings, and Buckshot Lariat to secure the victory. Following such, MJF will be making an appearance on tonight's show in what is sure to be an explosive segment as he stews in the loss.

We are live! Excalibur, Taz, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Kenny Omega makes his way down to the ring.

Omega voices his appreciation for the support of the fans, then says he was more than happy to announce that he was cleared to return to action once again but now he's back holding a singles championship. He says while there's countless people he has to thank, and that list includes Konosuke Takeshita for pushing him harder than he could've himself at Revolution. He says Takeshita was truly an International Championship, and he thought it was a great idea when he found out about Dynasty International Championship Eliminator Tournament to who will be his first challenger at AEW Dynasty.

The Opps then make their way down to the ring. Eli Theseus, Gabriel Aeros, and Vinny Pacifico follows.

Samoa Joe and Theseus begin the action. The bell rings and Joe fires off right hands on Theseus. Joe levels Theseus with a back elbow, then tags in HOOK as Aeros tags in. HOOK fires off right hands and left hands on Aeros, but Pacifico tags in and charges at HOOK. HOOK moves out of the way, then tags in Katsuyori Shibata. Shibata fires off chops on Pacifico, then wears down Pacifico with a Sleeper and lands a kick on his chest for the win.

Winners: The Opps

Powerhouse Hobbs, Hologram, and Harleygram then make their way out to the ring. Brian Cage, Dralistico, and The Beast Mortos follow.

The bell rings, and Hobbs and Cage brawl on the outside as Dralistico wears Hologram down with a submission. He continues wearing him down, then tags in Cage. Hologram sends Cage crashing out of the ring and flies, but Cage catches him and sends him crashing into the floor with a vertical suplex. He then does bicep curls with Hologram.

Back from the break, Dralistico dumps Hologram out of the ring. Mortos looks to continue beating down Hologram, but Harleygram comes to his aid. Dralistico connects with a Crucifix Bomb on Hologram back in the ring, then tags in Hobbs. Hobbs sends Dralistico crashing into the mat with a slam, but Cage tags in. Cage and Hobbs look to level each other with clotheslines, but both stay standing. Hobbs runs over Cage with a shoulder tackle, then levels him with a powerslam. Dralistico tags in and Cage levels Hobbs with a superplex, then Dralistico flies to level him. Hobbs connects with a running slam on Dralistico, then looks to fly off the top. Hobbs counters into a powerslam for the win.

Winners: Powerhouse Hobbs and Hologram

Storm says with stitches in her lip and staples in her hand, she is still the AEW Women's World Champion. She says it was her Hollywood Ending at Revolution, and while a chunk of her heart may be gone forever, it's time for a new beginning for her. She says AEW has the most talented locker room in all of professional wrestling, then says when you fight with her, it's like visiting the zoo. She says she is no coward, and tells the women to put their keys in the bowl to get the party.

Megan Bayne appears behind Storm and levels her. 

The Beast Mortos then makes his way down to the ring. His wildcard opponent, "Speedball" Mike Bailey, follows.

The bell rings and Speedball shows his respect to Mortos. He fires off a series of kicks on Mortos' thigh and sends him crashing out of the ring with several rapid fire kicks to his thigh, then looks to land a moonsault on Motros off the ring apron on the outside. Mortos sees Speedball coming and sends him crashing into the floor, then connects with a neck crank and follows it up with an open palm strike. Speedball flies over the top rope to level Mortos on the outside.

Back from the break, Speedball delivers a running standing moonsault to Mortos and goes for a pin. Mortos kicks out, but Speedball levels him with another moonsault on the outside and powerbombs him off the ropes back in the ring. Mortos responds with a Samoan Drop to Speedball. Speedball pins Mortos, but Mortos counters into a pinfall of his own. Speedball kicks out and delivers a knee drop to Mortos, then follows it up with a roundhouse kick for the win.

Winner: "Speedball" Mike Bailey

We then head backstage and see Renee Paquette standing by with The Patriarchy. Christian Cage rattles off reasons why his contract cash in at Revolution was unsuccessful, and Wayne calls him out on it. Cage becomes enraged and gets in his face, then berates Wayne including asking him how many World Championships that he's won and how many his father Buddy Wayne had won. 

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

MJF says he has a splitting headache and his body hurt, then addresses "Hangman" Adam Page beating him at Revolution. He says he's over the loss now given that he's smarter than Page and all the fans, then puts him on notice.

The Hurt Syndicate's music hits, and MVP makes his way down to the ring. MVP and MJF hug, and MJF asks MVP how he's been doing. MVP says he's been doing well, then says he has a few things to tell MJF. MVP recalls seeing MJF on the independent scene and thinking that he'd be a huge star, then says MJF told him even back then that he'd be a main event World Champion. He says he's proud of MJF, but questions why he's whining to the people about losing to Page. He says no one in the back fears MJF, but they do fear The Hurt Syndicate.

MVP says he was able to help MJF once before, and while he was initially trying to recruit people at first, championships now go where The Hurt Syndicate go. He offers MJF his business card, but MJF pushes it away and says while he respects MVP, he's not the same person he was all those years ago. He says he was AEW World Champion for 406 days, and MVP tells him to focus on the word "was". He offers his card to MJF once again, and MJF takes it this time around.

Max Caster then makes his way out to the ring. Konosuke Takeshita follows.

Takeshita storms down to the ring, but Caster stops him by taking shots on him on the mic. Takeshita levels Caster with a right hand and pins Caster, but decides to continue beating him down and delivers a spinning Michinoku Driver for the win.

Winner: Konosuke Takeshita

Willow Nightingale then makes her way out to the ring. Penelope Ford follows.

The bell rings and Nightingale delivers a bodyslam to Ford. She follows it up with a low crossbody, but Ford sends Nightingale crashing into the corner. Nightingale returns the favor, then lands a suplex on Ford.

Back from the break, Nightingale lands a pair of clothesline on Ford and sends her crashing into the mat with a spinebuster. She locks in a modified Gory Special on Ford, but Ford escapes and continues wearing down Nightingale. Nightingale sends Ford crashing into the corner, but Ford rolls up Nightingale. Nightingale kicks out, but Ford delivers a Stunner to her and looks to land a second one. Nightingale then runs over with a shoulder pounce for the win.

Winner: Willow Nightingale

After the match, Ford grabs a chair and clocks Nightingale across the spine with it. She continues beating her down, but Kris Statlander runs down to provide Nightingale with a hand. Megan Bayne appears and takes down Statlander with an F5.

Tony Schiavone introduces Ospreay, and he makes his way out. Ospreay says while he's beaten down after his Steel Cage Match against Kyle Fletcher at Revolution, he's still standing. He says he struggled keeping up with Fletcher, but he's in a bit of trouble with his wife for telling her that he wasn't going to the top of the Steel Cage. He recalls getting several calls from his wife and being checked up on by her for being injuries until she yelled at him for going to the top when he returned her call.

Schiavone asks Ospreay what's next, and Ospreay says he wants to get his hands on some gold. He looks at the AEW All In: Texas, then says he wants to main event the show by entering the 2025 Owen Hart Cup Foundation Tournament in order to earn a shot at the AEW World Championship and win it at All In: Texas.

Orange Cassidy then makes his way down to the ring. Hechicero follows, and Jim Ross joins the commentary desk.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Cassidy walks the top rope, then connects with a hurricanrana on Hechicero on the mat. Hechicero looks to dropkick Cassidy, but Cassidy moves out of the way and pins Hechicero. Hechicero kicks out.

Back from the break, Cassidy flies off the ropes. Hechicero catches him in an arm submission, but Cassidy escapes and pins Hechicero for the win.

Winner: Orange Cassidy

After the match, "Speedball" Mike Bailey makes his way back out and stares down Cassidy as the show goes off the air.