AEW Dynamite Predictions & Match Card July 26, 2023: Preview, Schedule, Start Time, Tickets

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AEW Dynamite Predictions & Match Card July 26, 2023: Preview, Schedule, Start Time, Tickets

Here is the full match card for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on July 26, 2023, from MVP Arena in Albany, NY.





AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 AM IST.





In Canada, The show is broadcast in simulcast with TNT in the U.S (but is subject to scheduling) and is streamed on TSN Direct as well as TSN's website. In Africa, The show airs every Friday night, two days after the U.S. broadcast.





The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TBS and FITE TV.



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Confirmed Match Card
AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy (c) vs. AR Fox



During the July 19 episode of AEW Dynamite, a thrilling announcement was made that Orange Cassidy, the AEW International Champion, will be putting his title on the line in an upcoming match against AR Fox. The match is scheduled to take place on the July 26 episode of AEW Dynamite.





The announcement was made following a backstage segment where Cassidy was featured. Darby Allin, in a thoughtful gesture, brought up a favor that he owed to a friend who had helped him when he was facing homelessness in the past. That friend turned out to be AR Fox. Allin took the opportunity to request Cassidy to grant Fox a title shot, and Cassidy graciously accepted the request.





With Cassidy agreeing to the match, the stage is set for an exciting showdown between him and AR Fox for the AEW International Championship.



Singles Match: PAC vs. Gravity




During ROH Death Before Dishonor, an exciting announcement was made that Gravity will be squaring off against PAC on the upcoming July 26 episode of AEW Dynamite.





In the opening bout of ROH Death Before Dishonor, Gravity showcased their prowess by securing a victory over Komander. Meanwhile, PAC is set to take on ROH Champion Claudio Castagnoli later in the event. If PAC emerges victorious from ROH Death Before Dishonor with the ROH World Title, he will put the prestigious belt on the line in his clash against Gravity on Wednesday.



Jon Moxley & Claudio Castagnoli vs. Lucha Bros (Penta El Zero Miedo & Rey Fenix) vs. Best Friends (Trent & Chuckie T)



Furthermore, a highly anticipated triple threat bout has been scheduled, featuring Jon Moxley & Claudio Castagnoli taking on the formidable teams of Lucha Bros (Penta El Zero Miedo & Rey Fenix) and Best Friends (Trent & Chuckie T).



Swerve Strickland vs. Darby Allin



In addition, the rivalry between Darby Allin and Swerve Strickland will be reignited as they are set to face each other once again. Notably, both competitors were the last two men remaining in the intense Royal Rampage match.



MJF & Adam Cole will speak



Furthermore, fans will have the opportunity to hear from MJF and Adam Cole in anticipation of their upcoming AEW Tag Team Title bout on AEW Collision.



Singles Match: Taya Valkyrie vs. Britt Baker



On July 26, for the first time ever, we will witness La Wera Loca facing off against D.M.D. In the latest episode of AEW Saturday Collision on July 22, Taya Valkyrie emerged victorious against Skye Blue in women's competition. After the intense match, Valkyrie issued a challenge to Britt Baker, noting that Baker had recently defeated "an extra" on AEW Dynamite. The match was promptly confirmed for AEW Dynamite on July 26.



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AEW Dynamite Results, March 20, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 20, 2024, at the Coca Cola Coliseum in Toronto, ON.## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 6:30 AM IST.## The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TNT and FITE TV. ## AEW Dynamite Results March 20, 2024: Highlights ## The crowd in Toronto roared with excitement as Tony Schiavone introduced Mercedes Moné, who looked every bit the formidable competitor in a dazzling white fur coat. Mone' addressed the audience, acknowledging a near-defeat last year at the hands of Willow Nightingale.## A video package highlighting Moné's accomplishments flickered across the screen, only to be interrupted by a sudden blackout. When the lights returned, pandemonium erupted as Skye Blue and Julia Hart launched a surprise attack on Moné. The tide quickly turned against the challengers, leaving them clutching chairs in desperation.## Just as Willow Nightingale and Kris Statlander rushed to Moné's aid, the arena plunged into darkness once more. Upon regaining vision, the two wrestlers had vanished, leaving a bewildered Willow brandishing a chair and Moné opting for a strategic retreat.## Meanwhile, backstage, a confident duo – the Young Bucks – alongside Kazuchika Okada, assured Alex Marvez of Okada's imminent victory in his pursuit of the AEW Continental Title tonight. ## AEW Continental Championship: Eddie Kingston vs. Kazuchika Okada ## The match kicks off with a clean break after Kingston lands a series of slaps and a roundhouse kick. Kingston dominates early with chops and a powerful forearm, forcing Okada to retreat momentarily. However, Okada retaliates with an axehandle and secures a side headlock. The wrestlers then engage in a thrilling exchange of shoulder tackles, with Kingston gaining the upper hand. Outside the ring, Okada seizes an opportunity and delivers a devastating DDT.## Back in the ring, Okada displays his technical prowess with a Rude Awakening followed by a boot to the chest. He transitions smoothly into a straightjacket hold, maintaining control. A knee strike, a snapmare, and a running kick by Okada keep Kingston on the defensive as we head for commercials.## After the break, Okada continues his offensive onslaught. However, Kingston doesn't back down. He counters with vigorous chops, blocks a hip toss attempt, and counters with a ferocious suplex. Kingston follows up with a clothesline and a barrage of chops, showcasing his unwavering fighting spirit. He displays his technical prowess with a German suplex and a sliding elbow that nearly dethrones the challenger, earning a near-fall.## Kingston refuses to yield, unleashing kicks and a thunderous chop. But Okada won't be denied. He retaliates with a dropkick and a knee strike to the neck. Although he misses a flying attack from the top rope, Kingston remains a threat, landing a backfist for a two-count.## The closing moments are a display of resilience and desperation. Both wrestlers trade elbows, with a massive chop sending Okada reeling. Kingston blocks a potentially match-ending lariat before launching a series of kicks and a clothesline. In a desperate attempt to gain an edge, Kingston pulls down the straps, but Okada counters with a ruthless eye gouge.## Kingston retaliates with an enziguiri, narrowly missing a finishing blow. He attempts a backfist, but Okada counters with a devastating shoulderbreaker. Seizing the opportunity, Okada unleashes his signature Rainmaker lariat, sending Kingston crashing down for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Kazuchika Okada ## Meanwhile, Renee Paquette catches up with Swerve Strickland. Swerve throws verbal punches, accusing the champion, Samoa Joe, of being afraid to face him. He demands an open challenge for tonight, eager to prove his mettle.## Renee then shifts her focus to Willow Nightingale, Kris Statlander, and Stokely Hathaway. The trio form a united front, vowing to crush Julia Hart and Skye Blue on Rampage. Suddenly, Mercedes Martinez strides into the scene. She offers Statlander a courteous greeting but blatantly disregards Willow. ## Hook vs. Chris Jericho ## The bell rings, and the two lock up, Hook explodes with a powerful suplex, sending Jericho reeling. He follows up with a barrage of sharp elbows and forearms, softening Jericho's defenses. ## Hook connects with a thunderous T Bone Suplex, nearly putting Jericho away with a two-count. He throws Jericho into the turnbuckle with a sickening thud, but the veteran rallies. Jericho charges at Hook, but misses his mark and gets caught in a brutal German Suplex, Hook seamlessly transitions into a second, then a third German Suplex, establishing dominance as we head to commercial. ## Back from the break, Jericho desperately tries to counter another German Suplex but gets caught in a submission attempt – the Walls of Jericho, He escapes the hold and lands a shoulder block, but Hook counters with a lightning-fast Northern Lights Suplex. ## The fight intensifies, Jericho responds with a clothesline, then executes a picture-perfect Lionsault, coming within a hair's breadth of victory! He throws punches and chops at Hook, relentlessly wearing him down. He climbs to the top turnbuckle, but Hook anticipates the move and counters with a devastating Redrum attempt. ## Jericho fights his way out and unleashes a flurry of punches. Hook, ever opportunistic, counters with a quick small package and scores the pinfall. ## WINNER: HOOK ## Toni Storm & Mariah May w/Luther vs. Deonna Purrazzo & Thunder Rosa ## Rosa and Purrazzo with a synchronized takedown with a double leg sweep. May and Purrazzo are the current legal competitors. Purrazzo lands a DDT for a near fall (2 count). May responds with a dropkick. Storm enters the match, replacing May. Purrazzo counters with a double clothesline. Rosa tags in and connects with a running clothesline. Rosa throws uppercuts and transitions into a snap mare on May. She follows up with a lariat for another near fall. Storm capitalizes on a distraction from Luther to land a hip attack. We cut to commercial.## Following the break, Deonna connects with a running kick on May for another close call (2 count). May escapes an armbar attempt. Rosa tags in, seemingly against Deonna's wishes. Rosa hits a DVD on May. Toni counters with a German Suplex on Rosa. Storm attempts another hip attack but Rosa counters with a quick roll-up for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Deonna Purrazzo & Thunder Rosa ## Swerve Strickland vs. The Butcher ## Swerve explodes with a headbutt, launching into a flurry of kicks against a cornered Butcher. He follows up with a running kick, keeping the pressure on. Swerve throws elbows with sharp precision, but Butcher retaliates with a powerful elbow of his own. Butcher takes control, executing a snap mare and a kick before transitioning into a brutal backbreaker. ## He maintains the assault with elbows and chops, but Swerve rallies with a barrage of kicks. Strickland lands a right hand, but Butcher counters with a lariat. Swerve weathers the storm, leaping for a double stomp that sends Butcher reeling. Capitalizing on the momentum, Swerve transitions directly into a Swerve Stomp and cinches in a short arm scissor bar. The pain is evident, forcing Butcher to submit. ## WINNER: Strickland ## I Quit Match for the TNT Championship: Christian Cage vs Adam Copeland ## Cage enters the ring alone, electrifying the Toronto crowd. He throws punches, but Copeland reverses a whip and forces Cage to flee outside. Copeland pursues with a baseball slide dropkick, sending the brawl into the audience. They fight through the crowd and end up in the penalty box. In a playful twist, Copeland throws a Boston Bruins jersey on Cage and dons a Maple Leafs jersey himself. They trade punches before the commercial break. Back from the break, a ladder is introduced, igniting chants of "TLC" from the Toronto faithful. Copeland attempts a daring maneuver, bridging the ladder at ringside. Cage counters with a back elbow, but Copeland responds with a Backstabber on the ladder. The action spills back into the ring, where Copeland executes a Gorden Special on the upside-down ladder. He maintains the offensive, sending Cage crashing into the ring post outside. Undeterred, Cage recovers and throws a table into the mix, setting it up against the barricade. He avoids a spear attempt and reverses it, driving Copeland into the ring post. Desperation sets in for Cage as he resorts to an eye poke, leaving Copeland bleeding. This tactic backfires as Cage attempts a crossbody but sends Copeland crashing through the table. Still, Copeland refuses to stay down. Back in the ring, Cage catapults Copeland into the ladder, showcasing his opponent's incredible resilience. Ascending the top turnbuckle, Cage attempts a Frog Splash but misses. Copeland capitalizes, locking in a crossface. Cage desperately counters with an eye gouge. Both men collide head-on as they attempt a simultaneous spear. We cut to commercial with the outcome hanging in the balance. Copeland gains the upper hand after the break, throwing Cage off the stage and slamming him into a hockey net. Just when Cage seems on the verge of defeat, Nick Wayne's mother intervenes with a surprise low blow. Cage capitalizes on the distraction, nailing Copeland with a hockey stick. He rains down repeated blows, even choking Copeland with the stick. Despite the brutality, Copeland refuses to submit. Cage retrieves two chairs, one wrapped in barbed wire, clearly planning a brutal maneuver. He sets up a Conchairto, but Copeland dodges it. A desperate Cage connects with a kick, but the momentum shifts when Copeland applies a crossface with the help of the hockey stick. He then uses a drawstring to choke Cage unconscious. Nick Wayne and Killswitch attempt to intervene, but are quickly dispatched by Nick Wayne's mother and the Jericho Appreciation Society. With the challengers incapacitated, Copeland delivers a devastating splash off the ladder to the floor. Garcia and Menard hand Copeland handcuffs, which are used to restrain Killswitch and Wayne. Another set of handcuffs restrains Cage, leaving him helpless. ## Copeland introduces a foreign object - "Spike" - and delivers a low blow. With Cage weakened and demoralized, Copeland repeats the low blows before using "Spike" for a final decisive blow. Finally succumbing to the pain and brutality, Cage utters the dreaded words: "I quit." ## WINNER: Adam Copeland And New ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...