AEW Dynamite Results: Review, Grades, Card For March 26
Our AEW Dynamite results for tonight include Kenny Omega facing Blake Christian, Konosuke Takeshita battling Mark Briscoe, and Powerhouse Hobbs taking on Mark Davis. Plus, Toni Storm and Thunder Rosa will face Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford. Additionally, MJF will give his answer to the Hurt Syndicate.
AEW Dynamite Card
Brody King vs. Kyle Fletcher
Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mark Briscoe
Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Mark Davis
Kenny Omega vs. Blake Christian
MJF responds to the Hurt Syndicate
Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford vs. Thunder Rosa & Toni Storm
Swerve Strickland calls out Jon Moxley
Tony Schiavone interviews Rated FTR (Cope, Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler)
AEW Dynamite Results
AEW Dynamite kicks off with Kenny Omega facing Blake Christian.
Kenny Omega vs. Blake Christian (with Lee Johnson)
Omega and Christian feel each other out. Omega gains the upper hand. Christian showcases his agility and flips Omega off. Omega chops him and drops him with a back suplex. Christian takes control as he gouges Omega's eyes and hits a Spear on the apron. He dives onto Omega at ringside. Lee Johnson interferes, and Omega punches him. Omega dumps Christian with a Snap dragon and hits him with another. Omega blasts Christian with a V-trigger and hits the One-Winged Angel for the win.
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Winner: Kenny Omega
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