AEW Dynamite Results 3/26 - Women's Tag Team Action, Kenny Omega Faces Blake Christian & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "AEW Dynamite" on March 26, 2025, coming to you live from the Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul, Minnesota!

AEW Women's World Champion Toni Storm will be joining forces with Thunder Rosa to square off with Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford in tag team competition. Not only did Storm extend Bayne an opportunity to challenge her for her title at AEW Dynasty on April 6 during last week's edition of "Dynamite", but Ford and Bayne have proven to be allies over the course of the last few weeks as issues between them, Kris Statlander, Storm, and Rosa have been ramping up.

As he prepares to defend the AEW International Championship against Ricochet and "Speedball" Mike Bailey at Dynasty, Kenny Omega looks to gain some momentum heading into the bout as he collides with Blake Christian in non-title competition. This will be Omega's first time in action since retaining his title against Konosuke Takeshita at AEW Revolution on March 9, while Christian will be squaring off in a "Dynamite" ring for the second time ever with the other occasion being on May 24, 2023 when he, Metalik, and AR Fox unsuccessfully challenged the former House of Black for the AEW World Trios Championship.

Speaking of Takeshita, he will be returning to action on "Dynamite" for the first time since defeating Max Caster on the March 12 episode of the show as he goes one-on-one with Mark Briscoe. The two men met each other in the ring on the March 22 episode of "Collision" when Takeshita and his Don Callis Family stablemates Lance Archer and Brian Cage emerged victorious against Briscoe, Rocky Romero, and Powerhouse Hobbs.

Hobbs himself will be competing in a match of his own as he takes on another one of Takeshita's Don Callis Family stablemate Mark Davis. Hobbs, the aforementioned Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, and Will Ospreay currently hold a win over Davis, Archer, Cage, and Bryan Keith.

The remaining member of Don Callis Family Kyle Fletcher will also be in action elsewhere tonight as he collides with Hounds of Hell's Brody King. Additionally, Tony Schiavone will be sitting down with Rated FTR after Dax Harwood stormed away from ringside and refused to help Cope up last week as he, Cash Wheeler, and Willow Nightingale checked on him following a Street Fight for the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. MVP will also find out if MJF has chosen to accept his offer to join The Hurt Syndicate tonight as the two meet face-to-face.

We are live! Excalibur, Taz, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Blake Christian and Lee Moriarty make their way out to the ring. Kenny Omega follows.

The bell rings and the two go back and forth. Omega levels Christian with a shoulder tackle, but Omega kips up as Christian flips him off. Omega fires off chops on Christian, but Christian levels him with a dropkick and spears him on the apron. He then flies through the middle rope to level Omega on the outside.

Moriarty hops up on the apron, but Omega levels him with a right hand and connects with a pair of Snap Dragon suplexes on Christian. He sends Christian crashing into the mat with a Fisherman's Buster, then follows it up with a One Winged Angel for the win.

Winner: Kenny Omega

After the match, Omega grabs a microphone and asks the live crowd what's going on. He says he doesn't get the chance to wrestle every single week like he would like to, but he lived up to the promise to make it quick when he signed the dotted line for tonight's match. Omega then calls out "Speedball" Mike Bailey and he makes his way down to the ring.

Speedball says he wanted to let Omega know that he's an inspiration to him and he admires him as both a wrestler and a person. He says even though he respects Omega, he won't hold anything back at "AEW Dynasty" and kick his head in.

Ricochet appears on the jumbo tron and says while he would love to attack Omega and Speedball in person, today is his wedding day before putting them both on notice.

Omega congratulates Ricochet, then tells Speedball that there's only one thing he has time and room for: the AEW International Championship. He says Speedball and Ricochet are both stepping stones for him, then bids fans adieu as he tells them goodbye and goodnight.

We then head over to a video of an angry Chris Jericho complaining about having Gravity's mask stolen from him and chewing out Bryan Keith and Chris Jericho for their recent lack of action.

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

MJF says his words are far more important than any of the fans, then calls MVP down to the ring for a little chat with him.

The Hurt Syndicate's music hits, and MVP makes his way down to the ring. MJF says MVP is a legend, and after everything that went down between him and Adam Cole, he promised that he would never do friends again. He says he's been looking at the business card MVP gave to him, then reveals he would like to be in the business of hurting people.

MJF and MVP look to shake hands, but Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin make their way to the ring before they can. Lashley offers his hand to MJF, but grabs the business card from MJF and rips it up. A frustrated MJF storms to the back as MVP looks to justify his actions.

Bryan Keith and Big Bill make their way out and Keith says him and Bill aren't here to join The Hurt Syndicate's group session. Bill and MVP exchange shots with one another, but Bill points out he was once a tag team champion and ultimately was never pinned and submitted himself to lose them. Bill demands an AEW World Tag Team Championship shot from Lashley and Benjamin, but MVP tells him that he needs to beat someone first.

Brody King then makes his way down to the ring. Kyle Fletcher and Don Callis follows.

The bell rings and Fletcher fires off kicks on King in the corner. He flexes his biceps, but King sneaks up behind Fletcher and levels him with a chop. He fires off forearms on Fletcher in the corner, then connects with a bodyslam. King and Fletcher exchange chops with one another, but King levels Fletcher with a chop and clotheslines him over the top rope and out of the ring.

Back from the break, King levels Fletcher with a pair of clotheslines and a back body drop. He flies through the ropes to level Fletcher on the outside, then lands a chop. Fletcher responds with a kick on King's chest and lands a tope suicida on him, then lands an elbow drop on King off the top rope back inside the ring and goes for a pin. King kicks out. Fletcher rocks King with a pair of superkicks, but King responds with a Death Valley Driver to Fletcher on the apron.

Back from another break, King and Fletcher exchange forearms with one another. King levels Fletcher with a clothesline, then rocks him with a superkick and a delayed Tombstone. He looks to land a cannonball on Fletcher on the corner, but Mark Davis pulls Fletcher out of the way. Fletcher sits King on the top rope and lands a kick on his head, then follows it up with a Brainbuster on the top turnbuckle for the win.

Winner: Kyle Fletcher

After the match, Fletcher and Davis beat down King but Powerhouse Hobbs' music hits and he surprises Fletcher and Davis from behind before taking them down with King.

Davis and Hobbs knock down several officials. The bell rings, and they go straight after each other. Davis and Hobbs exchange suplexes, but Davis sends Hobbs crashing into the top turnbuckle. Hobbs charges at Davis, but Davis catches him with a back elbow. Hobbs then sends Davis crashing into the mat with a scoop powerslam, but Davis rocks him with a kick to his head. Hobbs responds with a spinebuster for the win.

Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs

We then head down to a conversation between Cope, FTR, and Tony Schiavone. Cash Wheeler says that he wouldn't be where he is without Cope and Dax Harwood, and Harwood apologizes. The trio ultimately all agree to get on the same page with one another and chase after the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

Back at ringside, Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana make their way out.

Strickland wastes no time calling out Jon Moxley. The Death Riders' music hits and Moxley saunters down to the ring.

Strickland tells Moxley he hides behind Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Claudio Castagnoli, and Marina Shafir. He says while Moxley says no one in the back has the guts to be champion, but he doesn't have them himself. Castagnoli sneaks up behind Nana on the outside as Moxley says what Strickland was good. He questions if Strickland can keep going after "Dynasty" when he's left in the cold and is tired, then asks him how far he's willing to go because he's willing to go all the way right now. Moxley says Strickland is the most dangerous man in AEW.

Willow Nightingale and Marina Shafir hops up on the apron with a lead pipe and crowbar in hand respectively as Strickland says he will lead the "Dynasty" era while Moxley continues to play his character on television.

The Death Riders look to leave, but Shafir turns around and blindsides Nightingale. She rains down right hands and left hands on her, but Moxley, Castagnoli and Prince Nana intervene to pull the women apart.

We then head backstage and see Samoa Joe and HOOK walking around. They encounter Max Caster bragging about being the "Best Wrestler Alive" to Top Flight and AR Fox, but Joe cinches in a Sleeper on Caster and makes him fade.

Top Flight and AR Fox then make their way down to the ring, running into Lio Rush and Action Andretti on the outside. Devo Knight and Alex Findley are already waiting inside.

Darius Martin and Findley begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Dante tags in and lands a back elbow on Findley, but Darius tags in and lands a leaping flatliner on Findley through the middle rope. Dante tags back in and Darius sends Findlay crashing into the mat with a Fallaway Slam. Dante follows it up with a Frog Splash for the win.

Winner: Top Flight

Mark Briscoe then makes his way down to the ring. Konosuke Takeshita and Don Callis follows.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Mark sends Takeshita crashing into the mat, but Takeshita lands a superplex on Mark and lands a DDT on him on the apron.

Back from the break, Briscoe delivers a dropkick to Takeshita off the top rope. He fires off forearms and chops on Takeshita, then lands several more strikes on him and connects with a missile dropkick through the middle rope. He lands a senton off the apron to level Takeshita, then flies through the middle rope once again to level him on the outside once again before landing an elbow drop off one of the barricades and dumping Takeshita back inside the ring.

Briscoe ascends to the top rope, then looks to land a second elbow drop. Takeshita sees him coming and lands a German suplex on Briscoe, but Briscoe fires off forearms on Takeshita and follows it up with a belly-to-belly suplexes. Takeshita responds with a suplex of his own, and the pair continue going back and forth. He follows it up with a Falcon Arrow to Briscoe for the win.

Winner: Konosuke Takeshita

Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne then make their way out to the ring. Thunder Rosa and Toni Storm follow.

Rosa and Bayne begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. They go back and forth, but Storm tags in. Bayne immediately tags out to Ford, but Rosa tags back in. Storm connects with a backbreaker on Ford, and holds her in place for Rosa to deliver a leg drop to her.

Back from the break, Ford tags in and Bayne lands a splash on Rosa. Rosa levels Ford, then tags in Storm as Bayne tags in her side. Storm lands a jawbreaker on Bayne and clotheslines her out of the ring, then sends her crashing into the ring steps.

Bayne delivers an F5 to Rosa, but Storm lands a Hip Attack on Bayne in the corner. Bayne quickly recovers before landing an F5 on Storm for the win.

Winner: Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford