Will Ospreay Prepares For Jon Moxley (September 23, 2026)

This article contains spoilers and results from AEW Dynamite for September 23, 2026. You have been warned!It’s the go home episode of AEW Dynamite before this weekend’s All Out, and AEW World Champion Will Ospreay wants to maintain his advantage over his opponent, Jon Moxley. Ospreay and Moxley will compete in separate matches this evening, but who will come into Chicago better?

It’s a packed card this evening: The New Level and Swerve Strickland defend their AEW Trios Championships against The Demand, and Jon Moxley faces Dezmond Xavier. Tommaso Ciampa faces Jake Doyle in singles action, and Will Ospreay teams with Speedball Mike Bailey against Claudio Castagnoli and Gabe Kidd.

Here Are Your Results From AEW Dynamite For September 23, 2026

• The New Level and Swerve Strickland def. The Demand via pinfall to retain the AEW Trios Championships
• Jon Moxley def. Dezmond Xavier via submission
• Tommaso Ciampa def. Jake Doyle via pinfall
• Persephone def. Hyan via pinfall to retain the TBS Championship
• Will Ospreay & Speedball Mike Bailey def. Claudio Castagnoli & Gabe Kidd via pinfall

Here Are Your Key Moments From AEW Dynamite For September 23, 2026

• During the three-way ladder match segment, FTR and The Young Bucks argued back and forth about who would become the first four-time AEW Tag Team Champions, and after Christian told The Young Bucks he’d be meeting their mothers in Chicago, Cope reminded the two teams that they’d been in over 40 ladder matches, there was nothing either of them could tell them, and that they’d leave All Out the champions. As The Young Bucks insulted the two’s age and Cope’s injury, the three teams got into a shoving match, ending with a Conchairto to Stokely in the middle of the ring.

The New Level Continue To Impress In Their New Home

It felt impossible to even imagine six months ago, but Kofi and Austin Creed left WWE after almost two decades. The duo were asked to get a pay cut, and when they refused, they made their way to AEW, and with it, they got a breath of fresh air into their careers.

Kofi and Creed immediately became AEW Trios Champions with Swerve Strickland, and seeing them compete against so many different teams has revitalized them in a way that WWE seemed to never be able to capture. Most importantly, they seem to be having fun in their new home, and it’s exciting to them thrive in their new environment.