Fright Night AEW Dynamite LIVE Results – October 28

Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s live coverage results for AEW Fright Night Dynamite on October 28, from the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri.

Jon Moxley & Daniel Garcia vs. Jay White & David Finlay

Jon Moxley and Jay White start the match. White tags out to David Finlay. Daniel Garcia enters the ring, but Finlay attacks him with stomps. Finlay tags White back in. Moxley tags in next. Finlay stops Moxley by stepping on his hand.

White drives shoulder thrusts into Moxley’s corner. He slams Moxley’s left leg into the mat. Garcia tags back in and strikes White. He lands a running clothesline. Garcia stacks Finlay on top of White and pummels both men.

Following the commercial break, Garcia hits a swinging neckbreaker. He tags Moxley back in. Moxley knocks White off the apron. He corners Finlay with right hands. Moxley hurls White into the steel steps outside. Moxley locks in a sleeper hold on Finlay. He transitions into a Fujiwara armbar and a triangle choke. White breaks the submission. Finlay hits a backbreaker and tags White.

Garcia reaches the apron. Moxley tags him into the match. Moxley and Garcia hit alternating clotheslines. Garcia throws White into a neckbreaker from Moxley. Garcia rolls up White for a pin attempt, but White kicks out.

Ace Austin runs through the crowd. Wheeler Yuta hits him with a Busaiku Knee on the apron. Clark Connors blindsides Garcia with a spear. White drops Garcia with a Blade Runner to secure the victory.

Winners: Jay White & David Finlay

The Death Riders and The Cut storm the ring. A brawl breaks out between the two stables. Claudio Castagnoli drops Connors with the Giant Swing, as The Cut retreats from the ring. Moxley challenges The Cut to an Anarchy in the Arena match at AEW Full Gear on November 14.

Kyle Fletcher vs. “Jungle” Jack Perry

Don Callis joins the commentary team as the crowd erupts into loud “F*ck Don Callis” chants. Fletcher exits the ring to embrace Callis, prompting Tony Schiavone to tell them to take it to the back. Meanwhile, Perry walks over to hug Taz, who jokes about Perry being super sweaty. The bell rings, and both men trade early takedowns. Perry slips out of a bodyslam attempt and lands a dropkick to send Fletcher to the floor. He attempts his signature baseball slide cazadora bulldog, but Fletcher blocks it and tries a Snap Dragon suplex.

Perry escapes, hiding under the ring to bait Fletcher before popping out to hit a shotgun dropkick. Jack Perry drapes Fletcher over the barricade and tightrope walks the barrier into a dropkick while referee Mike Posey lets the ringside brawl continue without a countout. Perry attempts to toss Fletcher back inside, but Fletcher catches him with a flying boot and a penalty kick to gain firm control heading into the commercial break.

During the break, Callis offers bizarre commentary regarding Fletcher’s physical build and inseam measurements. Perry spits at Callis from the ring, which Taz defends as a necessary survival tactic.

Back from commercial, Perry withstands multiple bodyslams from Fletcher and battles back with a heavy lariat. Fletcher rolls to the outside, where Perry hits two consecutive topes. The second dive sees Perry hit the floor hard when Fletcher fails to catch him cleanly. Fletcher picks Perry up and drives him into the edge of the apron with a powerbomb. Perry continues to fight back on the apron, avoiding a brainbuster to land a hurricanrana off the ropes followed by an Orihara Moonsault to the floor. Back in the ring, Perry lands another moonsault for a close near-fall.

Fletcher dodges a Sacrifice Knee, connects with a Snap Dragon suplex, and follows with a running boot in the corner and a Sheer Drop Brainbuster, but Perry kicks out. Kyle sets up for a turnbuckle brainbuster, but Perry bites his way free and hits a sunset flip powerbomb for a two-count.

Fletcher escapes a powerbomb attempt with a backdrop and tries a Lawn Dart, but Perry counters into a poisonrana. Perry attempts another Sacrifice Knee, escapes a Michinoku Driver counter, and locks in the Snare Trap. Fletcher relies on his long reach to touch the bottom rope for a break. Perry sets up a Muscle Buster before shifting to a corner hurricanrana attempt. Fletcher holds his ground, but Perry manages a snap hurricanrana off the second rope. As Perry leaps off the top turnbuckle moments later, Fletcher catches him mid-air with a superkick. Fletcher follows up with a Lawn Dart, a running corner boot, and a Turnbuckle Brainbuster off the middle rope to secure the pinfall victory.

Winner: Kyle Fletcher

Mark Davis and Jake Doyle enter the ring after the match to lift Kyle Fletcher onto their shoulders. Fletcher grabs a microphone and declares that he just decimated a supposed pillar of the company. He reminds the crowd that he also laid out wrestling legend Adam Copeland and World Champion Will Ospreay last week.

Fletcher proclaims that Davis and Doyle will capture the Tag Team Championship at Full Gear. He notes that he has already defeated Ospreay at a previous Full Gear event and promises to repeat history. Calling himself the uncrowned World Champion, Fletcher states that no one in the business can touch him and officially issues the challenge to prove it at Full Gear.

The New Level and Hangman Page Confronted by Swerve Strickland’s Mind Games

Renee Paquette welcomes The New Level to the ring to discuss their upcoming Trios Championship rematch at Full Gear. Austin Creed mentions Swerve Strickland’s recent demands for a Texas Death match.

Kofi Kingston explains that he wants to go home to his kids after work rather than risk his life. Creed agrees, asking if they must literally die to win the titles. Kingston notes that seven weeks in the company is not enough time to hate their opponents. He admits they actually like Brody King, Bandido, and Page, but they care more about winning the titles.

The trio performs their signature hip swivel with Paquette before Brody King marches to the ring. Hangman Page rushes out to intercept King, warning him about the brutal reality of a Texas Death match. Page stresses that he nearly lost years of his life in his previous encounter with Strickland. He urges everyone involved not to give Strickland the match he wants.

Prince Nana walks onto the stage and directs attention to the big screen. The video reveals Swerve Strickland standing over a bloody Bandido while holding his mask. Strickland declares that a standard match at Full Gear is not enough and demands the Texas Death match. He places the mask back on Bandido and walks away.

King turns toward Creed and Kingston in anger, but Page steps in to defend them. Creed shouts that they have nothing to do with Strickland’s attack. King and Page sprint backstage to check on Bandido, leaving The New Level standing bewildered in the ring.

Don Callis Family Delivers Final Warnings Ahead of Major Matchups

The Don Callis Family gathers backstage as Don Callis boasts about watching Kyle Fletcher defeat Will Ospreay twice, officially confirming the World Championship match for Full Gear. He proclaims that Mark Davis and Jake Doyle will capture the AEW Tag Team Championship for the Family while breaking The Young Bucks in the process. Callis openly questions what Adam Copeland is thinking, prompting Kazuchika Okada to mockingly complain about his head hurting from Copeland’s actions.

Callis turns his attention to the concept of trust, claiming Steven Borden put his faith in a street urchin when he should have listened to the Family instead. He declares that Josh Alexander will end Darby Allin once and for all tonight.

Alexander speaks up, noting that he is coming off back-to-back victories on TNT. He vows that his Family will end Allin’s career next week, but promises to take the TNT Championship from him tonight.

Callis insists that the group holds every possible advantage, adding that they possess one key asset their opponents completely lack. Okada closes the segment by stating that asset is Family.

FTR vs. The Motor City Machine Guns – Match #3 (Best of 5 Series)

Stokely Hathaway accompanies FTR to the ring wearing a robe reading “James Brown Godfather of Soul, Long Live FTR, Long Live Tag Team Wrestling.” The match begins with rapid exchanges between Alex Shelley and Dax Harwood, followed by Chris Sabin and Cash Wheeler. A blind tag from Harwood allows Sabin to take control with deep arm drags. The Motor City Machine Guns execute quick tags, leveling Harwood with a Manhattan Drop, snapmare, and dropkick combination before landing double penalty kicks on Wheeler.

FTR retreats to the floor to regroup. Harwood corners Shelley with heavy chops, a snap suplex, and a leg drop for a one-count. Shelley fights back with rapid machine gun chops. Wheeler steps in to intervene, leading to a four-way exchange that ends with MCMG landing double thrust kicks to send FTR scrambling back to the outside.

Returning from the break, MCMG execute a combined DDT, Flatliner, and missile dropkick sequence. Sabin follows up with a dive over the top rope onto both members of FTR on the floor. Back in the ring, Sabin attempts a crossbody on Harwood, who rolls through and grabs the tights for a near-fall. Sabin responds with an enzuigiri, but Wheeler catches him off a leapfrog to hit a spinning powerslam.

Harwood plants Shelley with a slingshot powerbomb, but the legal man Sabin almost steals a victory with a crucifix pin. Harwood cuts off Sabin with a chop, jab, and lariat combination. FTR sets up for the Power-Plex, but Shelley interrupts the hold. Shelley attempts a Sliced Bread on the apron, only for Harwood to drive him into the ring post. FTR successfully hits the Power-Plex on Sabin, but he kicks out at two.

Sabin escapes a Shatter Machine attempt and tags Shelley, who goes for a sunset flip pinfall attempt. FTR accidentally collides in the ring, allowing Shelley to roll up Harwood for another near-fall. MCMG drop Harwood with thrust kicks and tease FTR’s own Shatter Machine until Wheeler breaks it up. The Guns manage to execute the Shatter Machine on Harwood, but Wheeler makes the save. MCMG land their frog splash and neckbreaker combination, but Wheeler breaks the cover again.

Wheeler interrupts another double-team move and hits Shelley with Chaos Theory. Harwood floats over into a cover, but his momentum carries him too far, allowing Shelley to counter into a jackknife pin to steal the victory.

Winners: The Motor City Machine Guns (Lead series 2-1)

Following the match, both teams rise to their feet and shake hands in a show of respect. The moment is cut short when Stokely Hathaway throws powder directly into the eyes of Shelley and Sabin. Harwood traps Shelley’s knee while Wheeler leaps off the turnbuckle to crush it. FTR offers insincere apologies as they walk up the ramp.

Queen Aminata and Persephone Exchange Words Ahead of Main Event Title Match

Lexy Nair interviews Persephone and Queen Aminata backstage, reminding both competitors of their agreement to avoid physical contact before their main event match. Dr. Britt Baker interrupts the segment dressed as Miss Trunchbull from Matilda. Baker apologizes that Aminata’s major opportunity will end in disappointment, delivering a line from the film.

Aminata responds firmly, stating that the main difference between herself and Persephone is her intention to knock Persephone’s head off and capture the TBS Championship.

Persephone mocks Aminata for calling herself a queen while lacking a crown, pointing out that she holds two titles herself. Persephone warns that Aminata will soon be begging for mercy, while Baker calls Aminata a twit as they walk away.

Tommaso Ciampa Confronted by Ilja Dragunov Ahead of Collision

Tommaso Ciampa enters the ring and declares himself the future AEW National Champion. He insists he should have won the title at WrestleDream, claiming Andrade cheated to retain, which prompted his attack last week. Ciampa notes that Andrade is absent, but announces he will face St. Louis native Matt Sydal on Collision while Andrade watches. He demands a title rematch, stating it is time to prove why he is the best signing in company history.

The sound of a ticking metronome fills the arena as the lights go out, signaling the entrance of Ilja Dragunov. The crowd erupts into “Holy Sh*t” chants as Dragunov enters the ring and stares down Ciampa. Dragunov challenges Ciampa’s claim of being able to defeat anyone, proposing they fight immediately despite Ciampa’s scheduled match for Collision. Ciampa teases an physical encounter before backing away, declining to fight tonight.

The Conglomeration Issue Challenge to The Cut for Collision

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Conglomeration regarding their standing now that The Cut has declared war on the entire roster. Kyle O’Reilly states that the group refuses to be used as a stepping stone. Roderick Strong voices his frustration over repeatedly being laid out, asserting that he no longer cares about The Cut’s motives.

Strong officially issues a six-man tag team challenge to any three members of The Cut for Collision. Immediately following the interview, a graphic confirms that Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, and Juice Robinson will face The Conglomeration on Saturday night.

Marina Shafir vs. Rachel Armstrong

Jon Moxley joins the commentary team, praising Marina Shafir’s work ethic over the past three years. Shafir immediately takes control with a series of heavy Judo throws. She traps Rachel Armstrong in the corner, landing a barrage of punches before executing another throwing sequence. Moxley notes that Shafir’s biggest obstacle has been finding opponents willing to step into the ring with her. Armstrong attempts a dropkick, but Shafir absorbs the blow without budging. Shafir plants Armstrong with a double underhook shoulder breaker and locks in Mother’s Milk to force a quick submission victory.

Winner: Marina Shafir

Following the match, Shafir calls out TBS Champion Mercedes Moné, urging her not to back down. Moné answers the call, taking the stage while Moxley defends her on commentary by stating the Death Riders respect her. Mercedes dismisses Shafir’s insults, claiming she possesses more courage than the entire Death Riders faction. Moné enters the ring and slaps Shafir across the face, prompting loud chants from the crowd. Shafir stands her ground and invites another strike, which Moné delivers to no effect. Shafir unleashes a high kick attempt that forces Moné to retreat.

The situation escalates as Clark Connors, David Finlay, and Ace Austin ambush Moxley at the commentary table. Gabe Kidd rushes out to make the save while Shafir pursues Moné backstage. Connors strikes Kidd with a tire iron before Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta arrive to bolster the Death Riders. Jay White appears on the stage as Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, and Juice Robinson join the attack, overwhelming Garcia and Yuta.

Claudio Castagnoli enters the arena wielding a trash can and hurls it directly into Austin Gunn’s face. Castagnoli plants Colten Gunn onto the steel can and ragdolls Austin into the barricade. Robinson strikes Castagnoli in the ribs with a steel chair, but Castagnoli absorbs the blow and throws Robinson over the top rope. Castagnoli blocks a tire iron swing from Connors and avoids a low blow attempt from White.

Finlay breaks the hold by striking Castagnoli with a shillelagh, allowing the entire roster of The Cut to swarm the former champion. Finlay lands a second shillelagh shot to the back of Castagnoli’s head to knock him out cold. The Cut strips back the padding at ringside to expose the concrete floor. White executes the Blade Runner on Castagnoli directly onto the exposed concrete, forcing Moxley to watch helplessly as The Cut stands tall over his motionless ally.

Darby Allin (c) vs. Josh Alexander (w/ Don Callis) – TNT Championship

Pre-match coverage confirms Darby Allin’s intense upcoming schedule. He travels to Arena Mexico before running the New York City Marathon. Next Wednesday, he competes at Blood and Guts.

Josh Alexander ambushes Allin before the opening bell rings. He slams Allin onto the apron and hits a sliding crossbody. Alexander then executes a Dragon Screw against the barricade. He stomps Allin’s right arm and lands another Dragon Screw into the steel steps. Inside the ring, Alexander controls the action until Allin counters with a double stomp off the second rope.

Both men exchange forearms on the apron. Alexander catches Allin’s ankle for an Ankle Lock before hitting a release German suplex onto the apron. During the commercial break, Allin drives Alexander into the commentary desk. Allin attempts a Scorpion Death Lock inside the ring. However, Alexander boots him in the face and locks in a Gory Special.

Back from break, Alexander attempts another suplex on the apron. Allin sweeps his leg to drop him hard. Allin tries a Coffin Drop to the floor, but Alexander catches him. Alexander plants him with an overhead German suplex onto the mats. Allin traps Alexander in the ring skirt and slams his head into the mat. He quickly follows with a tope suicida.

Inside the ring, Alexander applies an Ankle Lock. Allin escapes, strips Alexander’s headgear, and locks in the Scorpion Death Lock. Alexander reaches the apron, but Allin hits a Dragon Screw through the ropes. Allin lands a Coffin Drop onto the apron. Alexander dodges a dropkick, sets up two steel chairs, and hits a Tombstone Piledriver off the apron through the chairs.

Allin kicks out back inside the ring. Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero rush down to ringside. A fan in a clown mask reveals himself as Steven Borden. He strikes Beretta and drops Romero with a heavy lariat. Inside the ring, Alexander stomps Allin’s ankle and applies a grapevine Ankle Lock. Allin manages to shift his weight and fall back into a stack cover to secure the pinfall victory.

Winner: Darby Allin

Steven Borden and Darby Allin Issue Warning Ahead of Blood and Guts

Backstage, Steven Borden and Darby Allin address the camera. Borden warns Don Callis that he is about to learn the true depth of Borden’s distrust. He notes that Callis teamed with The Young Bucks last week against his own Family. Borden explains that Callis may believe he was forced into this position, but hints that this outcome was intentional all along.

Borden questions if Callis truly understands the stakes. He notes that he knows what Allin is capable of and what his father has endured in brutal matches. He highlights their star-studded lineup, featuring living legend Adam Copeland, World Champion Will Ospreay, the prolific Young Bucks, and Darby Allin, whom he trusts far more than Callis. Allin cuts the promo short with a chilling statement, declaring that he has nothing left to say because he wants Blood and Guts.

Persephone (w/ Britt Baker) (c) vs. Queen Aminata – TBS Championship

The opening bell rings, and both competitors lock up in the center of the ring. Queen Aminata quickly rolls up Persephone for an early pinfall attempt, but the champion kicks out.

Persephone gains control and cinches in a tight submission hold. Aminata reaches the bottom rope with her foot to force a rope break. She battles back, leveling Persephone with a pair of clotheslines. Aminata slams Persephone into the mat and connects with a double stomp off the ropes. She goes for the cover, but Dr. Britt Baker breaks up the pinfall from the outside while the referee is distracted.

Persephone tears off the kinesiology tape on the back of Aminata’s neck to target the injury. She sets up for a springboard moonsault, but Aminata gets her knees up to block the impact. Persephone rolls under the bottom rope to escape, but Aminata catches her on the floor. Aminata seats Persephone on a steel chair and crushes her with a running meteora over the barrier.

Baker strikes Aminata with the TBS Championship belt while the referee checks on Persephone. Baker throws a motionless Aminata back into the ring. Persephone climbs to the top turnbuckle and executes a moonsault. She hooks the leg for a pinfall attempt, but Aminata kicks out to the frustration of Baker.

Aminata fights back with a headbutt and follows up with a running knee strike. She pins Persephone to secure the three-count and capture the title.

Winner (and NEW TBS Champion): Queen Aminata

Following the match, Willow Nightingale, Thunder Rosa, Hyan, Maya World, Mina Shirakawa, Harley Cameron, and Kris Statlander enter the ring. The roster joins Aminata to celebrate her championship victory as the broadcast comes to an end.

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

• TNT Championship: Darby Allin (c) vs. Josh Alexander
• TBS Championship: Persephone (c) vs. Queen Aminata
• Best-of-five series, match three: FTR vs. Motor City Machine Guns
• Kyle Fletcher vs. Jungle Jack Perry
• Marina Shafir will be In Action
• We Hear from The New Level
• Death Riders (Jon Moxley & Daniel Garcia) take on The Cut (Switchblade Jay White & David Finlay)

AEW Fright Night Dynamite Results – October 28

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