AEW Dynamite Results Coverage, Reactions and Highlights for June 12, 2024

It’s Wednesday night and you know what that means! AEW Dynamite will go down tonight, and Ringside News has got you covered with live play-by-play results coverage for the June 12, 2024 episode.

AEW Dynamite will start this week at 8:00 PM EST as always, match-by-match highlights and results from the show will take place on this very page. Feel free to leave any reactions in the comment section below. You can check out the lineup below.

AEW Dynamite Lineup (6/12/2024):

• Trios Match: “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy, ROH World Champion Mark Briscoe and Kyle O’Reilly vs. Don Callis Family (“The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita and ROH World TV Champion Kyle Fletcher) and The Undisputed Kingdom’s Roderick Strong
• TV Time segment With FTW Champion “The Learning Tree” Chris Jericho featuring Private Party (Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen) as the special guests
• La Faccion Ingobernable’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH will be in singles action
• AEW International Championship Match: “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay (c) vs. The Lucha Brothers’ Rey Fenix
• Forbidden Door TNT Championship Ladder Match Qualifier (Everyone Banned From Ringside): The Elite’s “Scapegoat” Jack Perry vs. “The Natural” Dustin Rhodes
• AEW TBS Championship Match: “The CEO” Mercedes Moné (c) vs. CMLL’s Zeuxis
• We’ll Hear From AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland

AEW Dynamite Results (6/12/2024):

The show opens up with AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland making his way down to the ring alongside a dancing Prince Nana. Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone then welcomes us to the show as Justin Roberts introduces Swerve.

Swerve Strickland starts off by saying Forbidden Door is right around the corner, then he addresses Will Ospreay challenging him for the AEW World Championship. Strickland then says the match will be between two of the biggest stars of this generation colliding and one killer will be competing in the match. Strickland then says he told Ospreay ten years ago he would be unstoppable when he developed his killer instinct. Strickland then says he saw an assassin get the job done in his match against Kenny Omega last year at Forbidden Door as was the case against Konosuke Takeshita and Bryan Danielson at AEW Revolution and AEW Dynasty. Strickland then says he didn’t see that instinct at AEW Double or Nothing and he needs to have that instinct to dethrone him. Strickland then credits Ospreay with being a fighting champion unlike the AEW World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks.

The Elite then appear on the ramp and Kazuchika Okada asks the crowd whose house it is. Okada then says it’s his house and Nicholas Jackson says they’re at ringside to take care of some business. Nicholas Jackson then says before they address that, they want to talk about how dominant they’ve been as a group. Nicholas then lists off some of The Elite’s accomplishments, then says despite all of that, they keep getting trolled online by fans and underestimated by roster members in the back. Nicholas then says The Elite challenges AEW’s best in a Blood & Guts Match. Matthew Jackson then informs Strickland that while they don’t love what he’s said about them, they like his style. Matthew then says that Strickland is young and a champion like them, then he invites Strickland to be the fifth member of The Elite’s Blood & Guts team. Matthew then presents Strickland with a couple of The Young Bucks’ sneakers as a present and Strickland takes them. Strickland then tells The Elite they got his shoe size wrong and no one wears pearl necklaces anymore. Strickland then says he’s a businessman who does his own stuff, then has Nana toss The Young Bucks’ sneakers into the crowd.

Matthew then says there’s something making a buzz sound and it’s the injury bug about to bite Strickland. Strickland then prepares to fight The Elite alone, but The Acclaimed and Billy Gunn make their way down to the ring to even the odds. The Elite then slides out of the ring and Christopher Daniels appears on the ramp. Daniels tells everyone at ringside to head to the back except for Jack Perry, who will be having his TNT Championship Ladder Match Qualifier against Dustin Rhodes up next. Rhodes then makes his way down to the ring.

Forbidden Door TNT Championship Ladder Match Qualifier (Everyone Banned From Ringside): The Elite’s “Scapegoat” Jack Perry vs. “The Natural” Dustin Rhodes

The match starts off with Rhodes delivering some right hands on Perry. Rhodes then hits Perry with a chop, but Perry responds with a few strikes of his own. Rhodes then hits a lariat on Perry before Perry exposes the middle turnbuckle and sends Rhodes crashing out of the ring. Rhodes then gets Perry up on his shoulders, but Perry escapes and sends Rhodes crashing into the ring post and the ring steps. Perry then exposes the concrete, but Rhodes hits Perry with a back body drop on top of the concrete. Perry then has a chair in hand, but the referee confiscates it from him. Perry then jams his knee into the back of Rhodes’ neck, but Rhodes hits Perry with a powerslam and follows it up with a bulldog. Rhodes then delivers some right hands on Perry in the corner, then grabs the chair in the ring. The referee then disposes of the chair and Rhodes low blows Perry in the corner while she’s distracted. Rhodes then hits The Bionic Elbow on Perry and follows it up with the Cross-Rhodes before he goes for a pin. Perry then kicks out.

Perry then lands a knee on Rhodes’ midsection, then sends him crashing into the exposed middle turnbuckle and looks to pin him. Rhodes then rolls out of the ring before Perry can and Perry follows him out there. Perry then hits a DDT on Rhodes on the exposed concrete and Perry gets back in the ring. The referee then begins a ten count, but Rhodes beats it. While the referee is looking away, Perry hits a low blow on Rhodes. Rhodes then flips Perry off, but Perry brushes it off and hits a running knee on Rhodes for the win.

The winner of the Forbidden Door TNT Championship Ladder Match Qualifier, The Elite’s “Scapegoat” Jack Perry!

We then see Renee Paquette interview Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly and Orange Cassidy and ask how O’Reilly and Cassidy would function after facing each other on Saturday. O’Reilly says they are pros. Cassidy then speaks about a few people having his back and then Willow Nightingale enters the picture. Briscoe then delivers one of his vintage wild promos.

La Faccion Ingobernable’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Deonn Rusman is already waiting inside.

Singles Match: La Faccion Ingobernable’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH vs. Deonn Rusman

The match starts off with RUSH wasting no time in going after Rusman. RUSH hits an elbow on Rusman, then follows it up with a chop on him on the outside and sends him crashing into the barricade three times. RUSH then hits a series of forearms to Rusman’s chest, then delivers some stomps on him and hits another chop. RUSH then gets Rusman back inside the ring, then hits him with a couple more chops in the corner and delivers some stomps. RUSH then hits Rusman with the Bull’s Horns for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, La Faccion Ingobernable’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH!

After the match, RUSH grabs a mic and steps on top of Rusman. RUSH then calls Rusman a typical and weak American, then sets him up in the corner and looks to hit the Bull’s Horns on him for a second time. Before he can, MJF’s music hits and MJF makes his way down to the ring and begins brawling with RUSH. The referee then calls for officials to separate the two men and security runs down. RUSH and MJF then fight them all off and the two continue brawling. MJF then sends Rush crashing over the barricade and into the crowd and officials chase after them as they continue to try and separate them. MJF then delivers some right hand on RUSH and RUSH lands a few of his own. MJF then drags RUSH through the crowd and to the back. RUSH then sends MJF crashing into a road case, then throws a bucket at him and sends his face bouncing off a table. MJF then sends RUSH crashing through the table and RUSH grabs a garbage can. RUSH then tosses it at MJF before officials and members of the locker room finally separate the two men.

Excalibur then announces MJF vs. RUSH for the start of next week’s Dynamite and says there will be no commercial interruptions during their match. Commentary then runs through the remainder of tonight’s show and adds Samoa Joe and HOOK vs. The Premier Athletes. We then get video footage from Collision of Joe and HOOK beating up The Premier Athletes.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Trios Match.

Trios Match: “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy, ROH World Champion Mark Briscoe and Kyle O’Reilly vs. Don Callis Family (“The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita and ROH World TV Champion Kyle Fletcher) and The Undisputed Kingdom’s Roderick Strong

The match starts off with Strong and Cassidy. Cassidy immediately tags out to O’Reilly. Strong then tags out to Fletcher and O’Reilly lands a kick on Fletcher’s thigh. Both men then exchange forearms and Fletcher hits a shoulder tackle on O’Reilly. O’Reilly then turns Fletcher inside out with a knee to his midsection, then tags in Mark. Mark then hits a chop on Fletcher in the corner, then hits a second one off the middle turnbuckle. Takeshita then tags in and takes Mark’s eye, but Mark responds with a right hand on Takeshita’s midsection and tags in Cassidy. Cassidy then looks to hit a crossbody off the top rope, but Takeshita catches him. Takeshita then nails O’Reilly, then sends Cassidy crashing into the mat and delivers some strikes on him. Fletcher then tags in and looks to hit a double back elbow on Cassidy with Takeshita, but Cassidy sees them coming and hits a double hurricanrana on Fletcher and Takeshita. O’Reilly, Mark, Takeshita, Strong and Fletcher then begin brawling on the outside and Cassidy flies to land on them all. Cassidy then stares down Beretta, but Takeshita hits Cassidy with a forearm before jamming his boot into Cassidy’s neck.

O’Reilly and Strong then tag in and O’Reilly nails Strong with a couple of kicks. Fletcher then tags in and O’Reilly hits a Dragon Screw on Takeshita through the middle rope. O’Reilly then hits a double Dragon Screw on Takeshita and Fletcher and Strong looks to hit an Angle Slam on him. Mark then tags in and delivers some chops on Fletcher as O’Reilly brawls with Takeshita. O’Reilly then hits a running boot on Fletcher before Mark hits an open palm strike on Strong. Mark then hits Strong with an enzuigiri, then charges at him in the corner. Strong then catches him with a boot and Mark flies to land a dropkick on him. Mark then gets Fletcher back inside the ring and Cassidy hits a diving DDT off the top rope on Fletcher. Cassidy then goes for a pin, but Fletcher kicks out. Cassidy then sets up for the Orange Punch, but Takeshita grabs his leg. This then opens the door for Fletcher to hits a kick and a Snap Dragon suplex on Cassidy. O’Reilly then nails Fletcher, but Strong takes Fletcher down. Mark then takes Strong down with a Fisherman’s Buster, but Takeshita hits Mark with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Cassidy then hits a Tornado DDT on Takeshita and the Stun-Dog Millionaire on Fletcher. Cassidy and O’Reilly then double team Fletcher and Cassidy climbs to the top. Strong then grabs his leg, opening the door for Fletcher to hit a Brainbuster on him. Mark then hits an elbow drop off the top and pins Fletcher, but Strong breaks the fall. O’Reilly then locks in a Guillotine on Strong and an interfering Takeshita hits a jumping knee on him. This then opens the door for Fletcher to hit the Kyle Driver on Mark for the win.

The winners of the Trios Match, Don Callis Family (“The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita and ROH World TV Champion Kyle Fletcher) and The Undisputed Kingdom’s Roderick Strong!

After the match, Trent Beretta delivers some right hands on Orange Cassidy as Fletcher goes after Mark. Willow Nightingale’s music then hits, but she is nowhere to be found. Kris Statlander then drags Nightingale on the ramp and beats her down as Stokely Hathaway mocks Nightingale on the microphone. Stokely then warns Nightingale against involving herself in their business again, then takes a picture of her laid out on the ramp.

Renee Paquette then speaks while Rey Fenix is warming up behind her. Paquette says she spoke with Fenix, who said he knows how good Ospreay is.

We then get a video package on Shingo Takagi and he says he is ready for the Owen Hart Foundation tournament.

We then head to the back, where Christopher Daniels informs The Young Bucks and Kazuchika Okada that they will be competing in AEW World Tag Team Championship and AEW Continental Championship Eliminator matches next week, with everyone barred from ringside.

Before the next match of the night officially begins, HOOK and Samoa Joe attacks The Premier Athletes on the tamp. Joe then sends Tony Nese crashing into the entrance tunnel as Katsuyori Shibata films everything with a camera and HOOK sends Ariya Daivari crashing into the ring post.

Tag Team Match: HOOK and Samoa Joe vs. The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari)

The match starts off with Joe delivering some right hands on Nese in the ring. HOOK then tags in and Joe hits a clothesline on Nese in the corner. HOOK then nails Nese, but Daivari tags in and delivers some right hands on HOOK with Nese. Nese then tags back in and both men deliver some stomps on HOOK. Daivari then flies off the top rope, but HOOK moves out of the way. HOOK then hits Nese with a T-Bone suplex and Joe locks in the Coquina Clutch on Nese. HOOK then locks in Redrum on Daivari and Daivari taps out as Katsuyori Shibata makes Mark Sterling pass out with a Sleeper.

The winners of the Tag Team Match, HOOK and Samoa Joe!

We then get a video package on Stephanie Vaquer and she says she will become the first person to hold the TBS Championship and New Japan Strong Women’s Championship simultaneously.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is an AEW TBS Championship Match.

AEW TBS Championship Match: “The CEO” Mercedes Moné (c) vs. CMLL’s Zeuxis

The match starts off with both women going back and forth with submission holds before Zeuxis hits a shoulder tackle on Moné. Zeuxis then mocks Moné and hits her with a right hand on her spine. Moné then hits the Deja Vu on Zeuxis, then follows it up with a dropkick and an overhand chop. Moné then hits an arm drag on Zeuxis, but Zeuxis rolls Moné up. Moné then kicks out and Zeuxis hits her with a roundhouse kick to her head. Zeuxis then hits a second kick, but Moné trips her and sends her crashing to the floor on the outside using the announce desk. Zeuxis then hits a kick on Moné’s leg, then follows it up with a dropkick that sends Moné crashing to the outside. Zeuxis then hits Moné with a tope suicida.

Zeuxis then has a Bow and Arrow locked in on Moné. Moné escapes by countering into a pinfall, but Zeuxis kicks out. Zeuxis then gets Moné on her shoulders and hits her with a Liger Bomb, then goes for a pin. Moné then kicks out and Zeuxis gets her back on her shoulders. Moné then counters into a hurricanrana and goes for a pin, but Zeuxis kicks out. Zeuxis then delivers some shoulders on Moné in the corner and follows it up with an open palm strike. Moné then responds with a bulldog and hits a couple of double knees on Zeuxis, then follows it up with a meteora and a second one off the middle rope. Moné then goes for a pin, but Zeuxis kicks out. Moné then goes for the Three Amigos, but Zeuxis prevents Moné from hitting a third one and nails Moné with a double underhook Lung Blower. Zeuxis then looks to hit a moonsault off the top rope, but Moné avoids it and hits the Moné Maker for the win.

The winner and still the AEW TBS Champion, “The CEO” Mercedes Moné!

We then get a video of Mina Shirakawa and Mariah May sharing some highlights from Shirakawa’s career.

We then head to the back, where Renee Paquette is interviewing AEW Women’s World Champion “Timeless” Toni Storm. Storm is petting May and May thanks Storm for entering her in the Owen Hart Tournament. May then says she has good news and that is that Mina is coming back next week and wants a contract signing, which she will host. Paquette then reminds Storm of her match this week on Rampage against Alex Windsor.

“The Red Wood” Big Bill then makes his way down to the ring for TV Time with FTW Champion “The Learning Tree” Chris Jericho.

Big Bill introduces FTW Champion “The Learning Tree” Chris Jericho and Jericho makes his way down to the ring along with “The Bounty Hunter” Bryan Keith. Jericho then asks who wants more TV Time and puts over his new Learning Tree shirt. Jericho then says when he was eating some local corn backstage it was a little ripe. Jericho then gives Des Moines some advice about how to grow corn, then introduces Private Party.

Isaiah Kassidy and Marq Quen then make their way down to the ring and Jericho tells them their high flying is off the charts. Jericho then says they’ve done a lot of great things, but they haven’t won matches. Jericho then says Private Party’s basics in the ring aren’t up to par and he knows a thing or two about the basics. Jericho then says Private Party can’t even climb the top rope properly and Kassidy tells Jericho to teach them since he, Quen and Des Moines want to see it. Kassidy then says Jericho is an original and Jericho climbs to the top. Jericho then shows Private Party how to climb up the roper and Kassidy pushes him down. Private Party then attacks Bill and Keith before Kassidy climbs to the top rope and hits a senton. Quen then follows it up with a moonsault off the top.

We then get a video package on Tetsuya Naito challenging Jon Moxley for the IWGP World Heavyweight Champion at Forbidden Door. Naito challenges Moxley after his victory over EVIL at Dominion last weekend.

The Bang Bang Gang are then backstage talking about the one-year anniversary of Collision this weekend and the House of Black. They then turn the lights on and off as Juice Robinson issues a challenge this Saturday, saying the Collision Cowboys will kick their asses.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Singles Match.

Singles Match: Daniel Garcia vs. Nick Comoroto

The match starts off with Garcia wasting no time in delivering some right hands and stomps on Comoroto. We then see AEW International Champion “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay watching the action from backstage as Comoroto places Garcia above his head. Garcia then escapes and hits a back suplex on Comoroto as we see MJF watching the action from backstage. Garcia then hits his finisher on Comoroto for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, Daniel Garcia!

We then head to the back, where Renee Paquette tries to ask Will Ospreay his thoughts on Garcia, but says he can’t wrap his head around that right now, with everything he’s got going on. Ospreay then says he has got a main event next and also a contract to give, showing that the contract Strickland gave Nana to present to Ospreay last week was indeed sent.

We then see PAC in the back and he says it’s been loss after loss in his triumphant return to the company. PAC then says it’s humiliating as he is supposed to be a Bastard, when he feels like a bitch. PAC then says the good news is that ends now as he’s angry again, which is when he’s his very best. PAC then says he is entering the Owen Hart Cup tournament, something he’ll win and then he will go on to win the AEW World Title at Wembley Stadium. PAC then says he’ll be damned if someone his caliber won’t have his Wembley moment or win the AEW Title. PAC also reminds then Bang Bang Gang that he remembers what they did to Death Triangle.

We then get the entrances of the main event, which is an AEW International Championship Match and we see Will Ospreay hand Swerve Strickland (who is in the crowd with Prince Nana) back the envelope he gave him, signing whatever papers were inside it.

AEW International Championship Match: “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay (c) vs. The Lucha Brothers’ Rey Fenix

The match starts off with Fenix and Ospreay delivering right hands on each other. Ospreay then hits a chop on Fenix and both men go back and forth with one another. Ospreay then hits another chop on Fenix, but Fenix responds with a hurricanrana. Fenix then hits a chop on Ospreay on the apron, but Ospreay sends Fenix crashing onto the floor with a boot. Ospreay then looks to fly, but Fenix gets back inside the ring. He then hits a boot through the ropes, then follows it up with a hurricanrana off the apron and a Frog Splash off the top rope.

Fenix then locks in an Octopus on Ospreay. Ospreay then escapes and sends Fenix crashing into the mat, then follows it up with a right hand on Fenix off the top rope. Ospreay then hits a springboard kick on Fenix before the two teeter on the top rope. Fenix then hits a kick on Ospreay’s head and the two continue teetering on the top rope before Fenix hits an avalanche hurricanrana on Ospreay. Ospreay then lands on his feet and looks to hits a Tornado DDT, but Fenix lands on his feet. Fenix then hits a roundhouse kick on Ospreay’s head, but Ospreay responds with a superkick. Fenix then hits a kick on Ospreay’s midsection, but Ospreay sends Fenix crashing into the mat and goes for a pin and Fenix kicks out.

Fenix then has another submission locked in on Ospreay. Fenix then hits with a Crucifix Bomb and a suplex on Ospreay, but Ospreay sets up for Storm Breaker. Fenix then escapes and Ospreay hits an enzuigiri on him, then looks to hit the Os-Cutter. Fenix then avoids it, but Ospreay looks for the move for a second time and hits it. Fenix then sends Ospreay crashing into the mat and hits a thrust kick, then charges at Ospreay. Ospreay then nails Fenix with a strike, then climbs to the top and stares down Strickland. Ospreay then tells Strickland it’s his house, then hits the Swerve Stomp and Hidden Blade on Fenix for the win.

The winner and still the AEW International Champion, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay!

After the match, Strickland slowly gets inside the ring. Ospreay then offers Strickland his hand as Prince Nana joins Strickland in the ring. Strickland then opts not to shake Ospreay’s hand and gets in his face. Strickland then tells Ospreay he’s not strong enough to hold both the AEW World Championship and AEW International Championship, then looks to leave the ring. Ospreay then grabs the AEW World Championship and puts it on his shoulder with the AEW International Championship hanging on his other shoulder. Strickland then whispers a warning into Ospreay’s ear and leaves the ring with Nana. Strickland and Ospreay then stare each other down as the show comes to a close.