Two More Advance in the AEW Continental Challenge Cup on 8/12 Dynamite

Two More Advance in the AEW Continental Challenge Cup on 8/13 Dynamite

The first‑ever Continental Challenge Cup rolled forward on 8/12 AEW Dynamite, adding two more names to the growing field of eight. By the end of the night, Jon Moxley and Jay White had punched their tickets to the next round, each doing so in very different fashion.

Moxley Submits Jack Perry in a Bloody Main Event

In the main event, reigning Continental Champion Jon Moxley faced Jack Perry in their first singles meeting. The match quickly turned violent, with Perry busted open as Moxley dragged him deeper into his style of fight. Perry tried to rally, but once Moxley locked in a rear naked choke, the outcome was inevitable. Perry faded, Moxley advanced, and the champion reminded everyone why the Continental title is so difficult to pry away from him.

Jay White Gets His Revenge on David Finlay

Earlier in the night, Jay White settled a score with David Finlay. Their rivalry has stretched across multiple promotions, and Wednesday’s bout added another chapter. Finlay looked to finish White with Overkill, but White blocked the knee and snapped off a sudden Blade Runner for the win. It wasn’t flashy, but it was decisive — and it moved White into the Continental Cup field.

The Field Begins to Take Shape

Moxley and White now join Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy and Claudio Castagnoli in the next round. Three more first‑round matches remain before the quarterfinal blind draw is finalized.

The semifinals will take place on Dynamite in Glasgow, Scotland, leading directly into the finals at All In. The winner leaves Wembley Stadium with both the Continental title and the Continental Cup — a double crown that AEW is clearly positioning as a major achievement.

Collision Lineup for Saturday (Taped Wednesday in Las Vegas)

  • Roderick Strong vs. Kyle O’Reilly
  • Hechicero vs. Brian Cage
  • Nigel McGuinness vs. Katsuyori Shibata

With three more first‑round matches still to go, the Continental Challenge Cup continues to tighten, and Wednesday’s Dynamite made sure the stakes only feel bigger.

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