AEW Dynamite Full Results – Baltimore, MD – August 19, 2026 Wrestling News Source – Latest WWE, AEW, Pro Wrestling News, AEW All In: London 2026 Results

AEW Dynamite delivered a chaotic night of action, major developments and escalating rivalries as the road to All In: London continued. The latest episode featured championship defenses, Continental Challenge Cup quarterfinals, intense backstage confrontations and a violent closing angle involving AEW World Champion Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay.

The show emanated live from Chesapeake Energy Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, with Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Taz handling commentary.

United Empire Opens the Show With a Statement

The night began with Will Ospreay, Henare and Francesco Akira taking on members of the Don Callis Family in Brian Cage, Rocky Romero and Lance Archer.

The match immediately featured plenty of physicality, with Ospreay and Cage starting the action before tags brought Akira, Henare, Romero and Archer into the contest.

The United Empire controlled portions of the match, but the Don Callis Family repeatedly regained momentum. After a commercial break, the action intensified as all six competitors became involved.

Ospreay ultimately found himself opposite Rocky Romero and took advantage of an opening when Romero attempted to use the referee as a shield. After Akira neutralized Romero, Ospreay connected with a Hidden Blade, scoring the decisive victory.

Winners: Will Ospreay, Henare & Francesco Akira

Takeshita Interrupts Fletcher as Don Callis Family Tensions Rise

The ongoing situation surrounding the AEW International Championship took center stage next.

Kazuchika Okada discussed the upcoming three-way title match at All In, insisting that family remains more important than anything else. Kyle Fletcher later joined Tony Schiavone and expressed complete confidence in Don Callis and his position within the family.

Fletcher also took shots at Konosuke Takeshita before the former champion stormed to the ring.

The confrontation quickly became physical. Fletcher attempted to gain the advantage, but Takeshita countered with a series of devastating offense, including a Blue Thunder Bomb, Power Drive Knee and Raging Fire.

Takeshita ultimately stood tall with the International Championship as tensions within the Don Callis Family continued to build ahead of All In.

Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay Revisit Their Violent History

Renee Paquette sat down with AEW World Champion Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay ahead of their highly anticipated showdown at All In.

The two rivals revisited their history, including their previous encounters in PWG and New Japan Pro Wrestling. Omega questioned whether Ospreay could truly headline and draw major attention without the presence of established stars around him.

Ospreay fired back by discussing the dramatically different circumstances surrounding their careers, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The conversation eventually shifted toward their previous AEW encounters, with Omega insisting that Ospreay has already failed to defeat him on multiple occasions.

Ospreay made it clear that winning the AEW World Championship at Wembley Stadium would represent something much bigger than simply defeating Omega. He wants to become the first Englishman to win the championship on home soil.

The interview took a personal turn when Omega brought up Ospreay’s family, setting the stage for the explosive confrontation that would come later in the night.

Maya World Retains the TBS Championship

The TBS Championship was on the line as Maya World defended against Persephone, Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander.

The four-way match quickly descended into chaos, with competitors fighting both inside and outside the ring.

Shida, Statlander and Persephone each came close to winning at different points, but Maya repeatedly found ways to survive.

Statlander appeared poised to put the champion away, but Maya countered and secured the pin to retain her championship.

Winner and STILL TBS Champion: Maya World

Following the match, Willow Nightingale approached Maya backstage and offered her a championship opportunity on Collision.

Jon Moxley Survives Jay White in Continental Challenge Cup Quarterfinal

One of the night’s most competitive matches saw Jon Moxley face Jay White in a Continental Challenge Cup quarterfinal.

The two veterans engaged in a methodical opening exchange before the match became increasingly physical.

White targeted Moxley’s weaknesses while Moxley repeatedly attempted to wear down the Switchblade. The two competitors traded German suplexes, submissions and major strikes throughout the contest.

White appeared close to victory after connecting with a Blade Runner, but Moxley rolled through the ropes before Jay could capitalize.

Moxley eventually caught White and delivered a Death Rider DDT, earning the victory and advancing in the tournament.

Winner and ADVANCING: Jon Moxley

Gabe Kidd Returns as Chaos Erupts After Moxley vs. White

The chaos continued after the match.

The Dogs attacked Jay White before Orange Cassidy and Kyle O’Reilly attempted to even the odds. Their efforts were quickly countered by the surprise return of Gabe Kidd.

Roderick Strong attempted to help before Brodido and Adam Page entered the fray.

The situation eventually led to Page challenging anyone interested in facing the trios champions at Wembley Stadium.

Ricochet, GOA and the Lethal Twist later appeared, while Swerve Strickland also teased making a move for the championship opportunity.

Andrade El Idolo Destroys MJF’s Translator

Andrade El Idolo was drawn into a confrontation with MJF’s personal Spanish translator, Jonathan Cruz.

Cruz insulted Andrade and attempted to leave, but Andrade attacked him and turned the encounter into an impromptu match.

Andrade made short work of Cruz before calling out MJF and demanding a fight.

MJF eventually appeared via video and continued to mock Andrade, insisting that El Idolo was not on the same level as the “One True Champion.”

Andrade made his intentions clear: he plans to defeat MJF and earn his opportunity at the AEW World Championship.

Winner: Andrade El Idolo

Mercedes Moné and Willow Nightingale Come to Blows

Renee Paquette later interviewed AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné and Willow Nightingale separately ahead of their All In championship match.

Moné criticized Willow and questioned her connection with the fans, while Nightingale argued that Mercedes has spent too much time chasing their approval.

The verbal confrontation quickly became physical when the two women tracked each other down backstage.

Security eventually separated them after the fight spilled toward ringside.

The incident only added more intensity to their upcoming championship showdown.

Nigel McGuinness Advances Despite Injured Ankle

Nigel McGuinness faced Hechicero in another Continental Challenge Cup quarterfinal.

Hechicero immediately targeted Nigel’s injured ankle, attempting to exploit the veteran’s physical limitations.

McGuinness retaliated by going after Hechicero’s mask, creating a tense back-and-forth battle.

Despite the damage to his ankle, McGuinness eventually trapped Hechicero in a guillotine and bodyscissors combination.

Hechicero was unable to escape, forcing the referee to stop the contest.

Winner and ADVANCING: Nigel McGuinness

Kevin Knight Attacks Darby Allin Ahead of All In

The rivalry between TNT Champion Kevin Knight and Darby Allin took another ugly turn.

Knight called out Allin ahead of their Falls Count Anywhere championship match at Wembley. Darby eventually appeared, but Knight demanded that security search him for weapons before allowing him into the ring.

As Allin made his way toward Knight, a staged-looking pyro malfunction provided the champion with an opening to attack.

Knight brought Darby into the ring and positioned a chair against his head before delivering a devastating Coast to Coast dropkick.

Darby was left requiring medical attention, with a stretcher eventually brought out as officials and Steven Borden Jr. checked on him.

Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks Win the Main Event

The night’s main event featured Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks battling El Clon, Mark Davis and Jake Doyle.

The Elite controlled the early portion of the match, but the Don Callis Family repeatedly isolated Nick Jackson and regained control.

After another commercial break, Omega helped turn the momentum back in the Elite’s favor. The action spilled outside as all six competitors became involved.

Omega eventually isolated Doyle and connected with a V-Trigger, followed by the One-Winged Angel to secure the victory.

Winners: Kenny Omega & The Young Bucks

Kenny Omega Drops Ospreay Through a Table

The celebration didn’t last long.

More members of the Don Callis Family attacked after the match, bringing Cope and Brian Cage into the confrontation.

Eventually, Omega found himself alone in the ring with a microphone.

Ospreay came to the ring and demanded that Omega address him after their earlier confrontation. Omega instead ordered security to remove his All In challenger from the building.

Ospreay remained visibly furious after Omega continued making personal comments about his son.

The challenger eventually returned to the ring and attacked Omega, but security pulled him away.

Omega then turned the situation around.

After throwing the security guards out of the ring, Omega delivered a V-Trigger before hitting Ospreay with a One-Winged Angel through a table.

Omega stood over Ospreay as the show came to an explosive conclusion.

With All In rapidly approaching, the AEW World Championship rivalry has become deeply personal, and after the events of Dynamite, the showdown between Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay at Wembley Stadium may be more volatile than ever.