AEW Dynamite Results September 2: The All In Fallout

New champions celebrated, a title match and more took place on the September 2 edition of AEW Dynamite.

The latest Dynamite focused on the fallout from All In, which took place in Wembley Stadium and saw pretty much all of the championships change hands on the show. New World Champion Will Ospreay kicked off the show to address the fans about his big win and what’s next. Additionally, new Women’s Champion Mercedes Moné celebrated her Wembley win.

Additionally, new signees Austin Creed and Kofi made their Dynamite debut as they and Swerve Strickland defended the Trios Championships against The Rascalz.

AEW Dynamite Results September 2:

• Will Ospreay kicked off the show. Ospreay thanked the fans who were there with him from the beginning and who have just started supporting him. Ospreay put over Kenny Omega, noting that Omega is the better wrestler 264 days out of the year, but it just takes 1 day to become champion. Ospreay teased a rubber match, but he is also happy with their series being tied up at 2-2. Ospreay spoke about who has held the championship before him and how they were his heroes, but now he is on top. Ospreay teased a new United Empire before being interrupted by The Demand. Gabe Kidd then interrupted and tried to attack Ospreay, but United Empire arrived as backup.
• Sweve Strickland and The New Level defeated The Rascalz to retain the AEW Trios Championships.
• The Young Bucks asked Cope and Cage if they were happy with how the tag title match at All In ended. FTR interrupted and wanted the next shot. Cope and Cage arrived, with Cage making a jab at the alleged 50% pay cuts at WWE. A TLC 3-way was booked for All Out.
• Darby Allin defeated Mark Davis to retain the TNT Championship. After the match, Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero attacked Allin. Stephen Borden arrived for the save, but a returning Josh Alexander attacked both men.
• Megan Bayne defeated Alex Windsor.
• A furious MJF appeared via video backstage and promised revenge on Will Ospreay.
• Mercedes Moné celebrated her Women’s Championship win. Thekla interrupted and said that she was next in line for the gold.
• Jon Moxley defeated AR Fox.
• The United Empire and Andrade El Idolo defeated The Dogs. The brawling continued after the match until The Deathriders made the save. Jon Moxley handed Ospreay the World Title, and Ospreay vs. Mox was later made official for All Out.

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