AEW Dynamite “Road Rager” Results (6/15) St Louis, MO – We are live from the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri, where somebody is going to lose their hair!
Hair vs. Hair Match
Chris Jericho vs. Ortiz
Ortiz wastes no time, attacking Chris Jericho straight away, and while Y2J tries to hit a Lionsault, Ortiz gets the knees up and continues his assault. The fight spills outside of the ring as Ortiz launches him into the barricade.
He then sits Jericho on the barber’s chair and begins reigning down with punches as Jericho then falls to the floor. Back in the ring and Jericho’s chest gets lit up with a chop and then a dropkick, but it only gets a near fall. Jericho turns things around with a few shots in the corner, and he then looks for a hurricanrana from the top rope, but Ortiz turns it into a powerbomb.
He follows that with a diving headbutt, but Jericho is once again able to kick out. Ortiz tries to hit a dive to the outside, but Jericho counters it with an elbow strike, and he follows it with a suplex from the apron to the floor. Back inside the ring and Jericho connects with a dropkick before dumping him to the outside.
Jericho then distracts the official while the rest of the Jericho Appreciation Society members take a few shots at him until Eddie Kingston grabs a steel chair to make them move. Ortiz gets back into the ring but he goes straight into a delayed vertical suplex.
Ortiz starts firing up though, throwing hands at Jericho to show his aggression, but the veteran then connects with a boot to the face. However, he spends too long bragging on the top rope, which allows Ortiz to poke him in the eyes as he then drops from the top turnbuckle straight to the mat, getting another near fall.
Jericho then looks for the Walls, but Ortiz reverses with a pinfall attempt and then a DDT, with Jericho once again kicking out. He then misses with a move from the top rope as Jericho hits the Codebreaker, but that just gets a two count. Ortiz then attempts a hurricanrana, but Jericho blocks it straight into the Walls Of Jericho in the middle of the ring.
Ortiz gets to the rope and the JAS tries to stop him, but Kingston brawls them until Santana and Wheeler Yuta appear to try to level the numbers game as things go wild outside the ring. With the official distracted Kingston gets in the ring and nails Jericho with his spinning back fist, but somehow Jericho kicks out just in time!
The official is distracted once again by Jake Hager, and out of nowhere Fuego Del Sol appears and nails Ortiz with a bat to the face, assisting Jericho to get the victory.
Winner: Chris Jericho
After the match Fuego takes off his mask…it’s SAMMY GUEVARA!
Ortiz then takes the clippers away from the barber, and he just starts cutting his own hair. Kingston then says that Ortiz is a man of his word, and Ortiz just screams Blood & Guts at him while cutting his own hair.
20-On-1 Handicap Elimination Match
Wardlow vs. 20 Security Guards
Wardlow starts taking guards out one-by-one like they are nothing, and the ring announcer does “Entrant number one eliminated” style announcements as he pins and/or submits them within seconds of each other.
He even got a submission to a guillotine while pinning another with a foot on the chest for a double elimination on a few occasions. He also stacks as many as three or four security guards at a time onto each other after executing a powerbomb symphony for multiple-person eliminations.
“Smart” Mark Sterling is trying to do his best to play a factor as well, but as the commentators mention on the broadcast, his class action lawsuit is likely not a factor in “Wardlow’s World” any longer. Wardlow ends up taking them all out.
Winner: Wardlow
After the match, we see some distractions in the form of UFC legends, such as Matt Hughes and Tyron Woodley, who are introduced when Dan Lambert and Scorpio Sky jump on the mic in the crowd high in the stands. Lambert demands Hughes and Woodley get into the ring to “take out the garbage.”
Wardlow, cool as a cucumber, gets on the mic and asks if Woodley and Hughes are from St. Louis. He says he knows that being fellow mid-westerners, they know better than to take orders from someone like Lambert.
He says he can fight if they want, however. They stand their ground but don’t advance towards Wardlow, so “Smart” Mark Sterling tries and gets blasted with a powerbomb symphony by Wardlow. He ends up raising hands with Hughes and Woodley to a big pop from the crowd in St. Louis.
Will Ospreay vs. Dax Harwood
Harwood settles into the ring and his music dies down. Now the theme for Will Ospreay’s entrance tune plays and he makes his way out to a good pop from the St. Louis crowd.
In the ring, he gets another big pop as he wraps up his entrance and the commentators sing his praises on the broadcast. J.R. calls him one of the top handful of wrestlers of the past several years.
They mentioning him capturing gold at the recent NJPW event and then the bell sounds to get this one off-and-running.
The two men grapple early as they look to gain advantage, with Will Ospreay then showing his athleticism by hitting a hurricanrana to drop his opponent. He follows up with a few chops in the corner, but Dax Harwood nails one of his own which drops Ospreay to the floor, following with a suplex and leg drop combination.
Harwood then launches Ospreay with a big back body drop. He follows it with an elbow strike and the two men then end up on the apron with the FTR star hitting more chops, only for Ospreay to slide underneath him as he pulls Harwood’s leg, getting him stuck in between the ring apron as he then dropkicks him into the steel stairs.
Back in the ring, Ospreay showcases his aggression, sending Harwood into the turnbuckles sternum first, which gets him a near fall. The New Japan star then locks in the abdominal stretch, but Dax gets out with a hip toss. Ospreay then handsprings back from the ropes only to be caught in mid-air, with Harwood hitting five consecutive German suplexes without release.
Harwwood then hits a sixth which sends him flying across the ring, but Dax then crashes and burns with an attempted diving headbutt, but Ospreay then shows him how it is done, nailing a great high-flying move that almost gets the job done. He then heads back to the top turnbuckle but Harwood cuts him off and literally chops him down to the apron.
Harwood sets Ospreay to launch him back into the ring, but he reverses into a crossbody! Ospreay then hits a powerbomb but Harwood rolls through with the jackknife, almost stealing the win! The United Empire star then launches himself over the top rope with a crossbody, and back in the ring he dives from the top rope to connect with an elbow to the head, which gets another near fall.
Ospreay tries for the Oscutter twice but Harwood pulls him back, and the FTR man looks for a springboard powerbomb only for Will to block it. He then goes for the Oscutter but Harwood catches him, and this time the springboard Liger Bomb is hit, and it gets a near fall for Harwood!
Both men then trade blows back and forth with Dax getting the best out of it with a major lariat. Ospreay then hits a Liger Bomb, but it doesn’t get the job done, and he follows it with the Oscutter, but Harwood kicks out again! The Brit then comes in with the Hidden Blade to win.
Winner: Will Ospreay
After the match the rest of the United Empire appear, but Cash Wheeler and Roppongi Vice come down to try and even the odds, but they don’t have enough men…that is until Orange Cassidy appears!!! He and Ospreay then end up face to face, but the rest of the AEW stars make him back off and they stand tall in the ring.
Jon Moxley, Hiroshi Tanahashi Face-To-Face Ahead Of The Forbidden Door
When we return from the break. we hear the familiar sounds of “Wild Thing” playing. Jon Moxley emerges, making his custom ring entrance through the crowd.
Moxley heads to the ring and settles inside as his music peaks and the fans continue to go bonkers. As his music dies down, the theme for Hiroshi Tanahashi begins playing.
Tanahashi emerges and the NJPW legend makes his way down to the ring, where he immediately goes nose-to-nose with Mox as fans chant “Holy sh*t! Holy sh*t!”
Mox begins speaking first, talking about how he has been chasing down and in search of Tanahashi for a long time. He mentions some examples and then talks about how there is only one man they call “Ace,” and that’s Tanahashi.
He says not for long. Before he can say much else, the St. Louis crowd starts loudly chanting “Tanahashi! Tanahashi!” Mox again mentions Tanahashi deserves the respect he is getting, but makes no bones about the fact that he feels he has proven he himself is the best pro wrestler in the world.
Mox vows that when all is said-and-done, Tanahashi will be calling him, “Ace.” Tanahashi goes to respond, but before he can, the familiar sounds of “Judas in my Mind” by Fozzy plays as Chris Jericho emerges with Tay Conti and Sammy Guevara by his side.
Jericho calls for the music to be cut off and then says this is his spot, and Moxley knows it. He threatens to burn his face with a fireball — because, of course, he is a wizard.
He then goes to speak to Tanahashi, bringing up their past showdown inside the Tokyo Dome. Before he can say anything else, Tanahashi tells Jericho in broken english to “shut up.” Jericho tells Guevara and Conti, “go get him.” They don’t budge. The newlyweds remain standing where they are.
Meanwhile, Minoru Suzuki’s crew, which includes Lance Archer and others, begin attacking Tanahashi and Moxley in the ring. Jericho goes to the ring and introduces the newest members to his J.A.S. — Sammy Guevara and Tay Conti.
He then introduces Lance Archer and others that are on loan by Suzuki to be his teammates in a match that will include Guevara, who will take on the Blackpool Combat Club and their partners from NJPW at the upcoming AEW & NJPW: The Forbidden Door pay-per-view.
Kingston, Ortiz, and Yuta come down and a brawl erupts with Tanahashi and Moxley finishing up standing tall.
– Video package airs as Darby Allin and Bobby Fish discuss their upcoming match.
– Toni Storm is interviewed and said that Britt Baker is intelligent, but even she wouldn’t play the stupid games that she has. Toni says she has the skillset of a champion, and she’s going to take the division to where it should be. We have all seen the DMD, but we want Toni as World Champ.
AEW All Atlantic Championship Qualifying Match
Ethan Page vs. Miro
Ethan Page starts out playing mind games, leaving the ring, and when he gets back in he is able to attack Miro and he starts working on the arm. The former TNT Champion responds with a big lariat, and he then decides to work on the arm of his opponent as well. This one then spills to the outside as Miro continues to work aggressively.
Page turns things around again back in the ring though, and with the official distracted, Dan Lambert gets a shot in on Miro, but he doesn’t take kindly to it as he hits a huge dropkick. Miro then chases Lambert outside the ring, but this allows Page to dive off the ring apron with a shoulder tackle.
As they return to the ring, Miro once again turns things around by sending his opponent across the ring. He then locks him on the top ropes as he hits a series of sledge hammer blows to the chest, but Page then grabs the arms and yanks it down over the top rope. As Miro looks to follow outside he gets sent into the stairs three times in a row.
Page follows it up with a cutter, but that’s only good enough to get a near fall. Miro once again fires up, launching Page around the ring and he then nails a leg lariat to gain control. Miro then punches Lambert off the ring apron, following with a superkick to the face of Page as he then locks in Game Over.
Winner and ADVANCING in the AEW All Atlantic Championship Tournament: Miro
Britt Baker vs. Toni Storm
Toni Storm comes out swinging with big punches to Britt Baker, which forces her to retreat to the outside where Storm continues her attack. The detist manages to turn it around by sending her into the ring post, and the numbers game on the outside distracts Storm, allowing Britt to attack her from behind again.
However, as Baker tries to get back into the ring Toni rolls around and pulls the legs of Baker so she hits the apron, and as they re-enter the ring Storm hits a top rope crossbody. Baker distracts the official, and Jamie Hayter and Rebel are able to attack Storm, but that is until Thunder Rosa appears as she chases Hayter to the back.
However, Baker remains in control with a sling blade, but Storm kicks out. The former World Champion then connects with a butterfly suplex, but that’s not enough to get the win. Toni responds with some big overhand shots, but one kick to the midsection takes Storm back down straight away.
Storm connects with a DDT, and she follows that with another one to the floor, getting back in control. Baker looks for her glove from Rebel, but that allows Storm to hit the German Suplex, following up with a huge hip attack in the corner, and Storm looks to grab her, but Baker grabs hold of the rope each time as she appears to be legitimately hurt…but she is playing possum and almost gets a roll-up win.
Britt follows it with a swinging neck breaker but Storm is able to kick out, and she then goes for the Lock Jaw only for Storm to hit a German Suplex and then Storm Zero for the victory.
Winner: Toni Storm
After the match Thunder Rosa appears again with the title, pointing at Storm in the ring.
Stokely Hathaway Gets Opponent For Jade Cargill
Willow Nightingale interrupts Stokely Hathaway as he plugs his own accomplishments. She tells Stokely that she isn’t interested in The Baddies or becoming one.
Instead, she wants to accept the TBS Women’s Championship Open Challenge by Jade Cargill for this week’s Rampage. Stokely tells “Wilma” he’ll see her on Friday. She corrects him and we head back inside the arena.
Jay White Attacks Hangman Page, Addresses Adam Cole
Hangman Page then appears and says last week he called his shot by calling out Kazuchika Okada for an IWGP World Heavyweight Championship match. He says as an occasional dumbass, he didn’t think about the fact he might not be champion, and this past weekend he lost the title.
Page says the sentiment hasn’t changed, and the challenge still stands…but Adam Cole then appears and congratulates Jay White. He tells Page again that he won’t challenge for the title, and if anybody will it will be him. Forbidden Door isn’t about AEW or NJPW, it’s about the Undisputed Elite and Bullet Club.
Cole says the best way to showcase that is Cole vs. White. Cole then claims Okada won’t be at Forbidden Door, but there is someone who wants to say hello…and the new IWGP Heavyweight Champion is here…in the ring behind Page, hitting the Blade Runner. White says he is the catalyst of professional wrestling and he asks Page why he thinks he calls the shots, because he can’t be CM Punk?
White points out that he is 2-0 in singles matches against him. He says if he’s putting his title on the line at Forbidden Door, it won’t be against Page. The Switchblade says it won’t be against Cole either. He holds the prize and the power and he says the world breathes with the Switchblade as it is his era.
AEW Tag-Team Championship Ladder Match
The Young Bucks vs. Jurassic Express (C)
Luchasaurus looks for a ladder early, but he gets nailed by a dropkick from Matt Jackson, who is then wiped out by Jungle Boy. With a ladder set in the ring Jackson tries to climb it to take out his opponent, but he bounces up to the top rope and then sends Nick flying out of the ring.
Jungle Boy and Matt then scale to the top of the ladder, and while Jungle Boy gets taken down, his partner comes in to help, but he gets taken down with some strikes. The big man kicks away the ladder and he and Jungle Boy take down their opponents with some strong double team work.
The masked man tries to climb the ladder but his opponents cut it off and then drop him face-first onto a lower rung. Jungle Boy gets sent to a ladder in the corner but he runs up it and bounces off the ropes to hit a double crossbody. Matt Jackson comes in with a locomotion trio of suplexes, with the third sending Jungle Boy into the ladder, while Nick dives out of the ring to hit Luchasaurus.
They then try to suplex Jungle Boy out through a table, but that gets stopped, and instead, Jungle Boy hits a hurricanrana that sends Matt through the table. He tries to do it to Nick but he counters and powerbomb Jungle Boy through one. He then attacks Luchasaurus with a roundhouse and follows it with a 450 Splash to the outside, crashing through Luchasaurus through a table.
Back inside the ring, The Young Bucks set Jungle Boy on a ladder that is balanced on the middle ropes as Nick hits him with a senton. The challengers then set up two sets of tables on top of each other outside the ring, and they then go and hit a bulldog-dropkick combo to Jungle Boy.
Jungle Boy responds with some fight, but as he springboards towards them they nail a double superkick, but the big man starts fighting back now, with Nick Jackson getting Chokeslammed onto a ladder, he then moonsaults off the apron to wipe out both of the challengers. He then climbs the ladder but Matt jumps onto his back, only for Jungle Boy to throw a ladder at him.
He then climbs a smaller ladder, which Matt meets him on, and all four men then end up at the top of the ladders as they all brawl. They all end up down, with Luchasaurus being slammed onto a ladder with a double powerbomb and Jungle Boy gets planted with a poisonrana. The masked man is then set on a table outside the ring, and Matt comes flying in with an Elbow Drop from the top turnbuckle.
Jungle Boy and Matt start climbing, and when the champion pulls him, Matt’s shoe comes off, but he eventually hits a German Suplex. Nick then starts climbing instead, but Matt then makes his way back as the champion fights both men. The Young Bucks grab an arm each and they look for a BTE Trigger at the top of the ladder, but Jungle Boy sends them flying off the ladder into the top rope. But they bounce back and fall into the ladder Jungle Boy is on.
Luchasaurus then has his hands on the titles, but The Young Bucks push the ladder and the big man crashes through all four tables on the outside. This fires up his partner as Jungle Boy begins fighting and climbing, but he gets pulled off the ladder and nailed with the BTE Trigger. The Young Bucks then scale up and win the titles.
Winners and new AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks
The commentators boast The Young Bucks becoming the first two-time tag-team champions in AEW history. They retrieve their titles and we see close-up shots of their bloody mugs as they head to the back as the new champions.
Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus is being tended to by Christian Cage, who watches The Young Bucks walk past him. He ends up finally turning on them, hitting his Killswitch Engage finisher on Jungle Boy.
Then he takes a steel chair and does a double-con-chair-to by himself on Jungle Boy after pushing past his mother and sister, who are forced to watch on.
He leans down over Jungle Boy and does a classic heel smirk. He takes his jacket off and covers Jungle Boy with it and poses to the crowd as a disgusted Jim Ross takes the show off the air on that note.
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