AEW Dynamite Results – October 14, 2026 – Cleveland, Ohio

CLEVELAND — AEW aired the 367th episode of Dynamite on Wednesday from Wolstein Center. Full results and recaps from tonight’s show are below. The event is available to stream on TBS and HBO MAX (United States), TSN (Canada) & MyAEW (International). The Don Callis Family defeated Death Raiders Match starts off with Daniel Garica and…

CLEVELAND — AEW aired the 367th episode of Dynamite on Wednesday from Wolstein Center. Full results and recaps from tonight’s show are below. The event is available to stream on TBS and HBO MAX (United States), TSN (Canada) & MyAEW (International).

The Don Callis Family defeated Death Raiders

Match starts off with Daniel Garica and Mark Davis lock up before Garcia gets in Davis’ face, but Jake Doyle tags in and hits a double shoulder tackle to Garcia with Davis. Garcia fires off chops on Jake Doyle but Doyle levels Garcia.

Gabe Kidd and Wardlow tag in but Wardlow nails Kidd with a double shoulder block. Garcia tags in but Wardlow takes him down with ease and Jon Moxley calls to be tagged in. Garcia obliges and Moxley and Wardlow subsequently land shoulder tackles on one another.

Wardlow hits Moxley with a shoulder tackle and fires off stomps on Moxley in the corner of the ring but Doyle tags back in and delivers a splash to Moxley in the corner. He charges at Moxley, but Moxley moves out of the way and tags out to Kidd. Wardlow tags in and sets up for the Powerbomb Symphony on Garcia but Garcia counters into a Dragon Tamer. Doyle and Davis break the hold but Moxley and Kidd go after them as we go to a break.

After the break Doyle hits Garcia with a clothesline. Garcia levels Doyle but Moxley and Davis tag in and exchange right hands with one another. Moxley connects with a cutter on Davis, but Davis delivers a back suplex to Moxley and rocks him with an enzuigiri.

Moxley connects with a double DDT on Wardlow and Doyle. Death Riders then fires off clotheslines on Davis in the corner and Shafir delivers a clothesline of her own on Davis while Kidd distracts the referee. Garcia cinches in a Dragon Tamer on Davis and Moxley follows it up with a Curb Stomp. Davis then catches Moxley with a Piledriver to Moxley for the win

Clockwork Carnage Qualifying Match
Adam Copeland defeated Josh Alexander

Match starts off with a lock up before Adam Copeland hits Josh Alexander with a shoulder tackle and a hip toss but Alexander targets Copeland’s right leg on the outside of the ring and sends it bouncing off the ring steps as we go to a break.

After the break Copeland and Alexander exchange right hands with one another then he follows it up with an Impaler to Alexander, but Alexander looks to fly into the ring over the top rope from the ring apron. Copeland catches Alexander with a cutter then gets Alexander in an electric chair position and sends him crashing into the top turnbuckle face first. Copeland follows it up with a spear to get the win.

Adam Copeland Announces Christian Cage Is Injured and He Is Retiring In 2027; The Don Callis Family Takes Out Copeland

After the match Copeland grabs a microphone and says the last few weeks have been difficult. He says what a lot of people don’t know is that the TLC Match at All Out is that Christian Cage was thrown into a ladder and broke 3 ribs 5 minutes into the match. He says Cage also collapsed a lung but says he had to do some soul searching himself. He says he realized his face is not on the posters of teenager’s walls anymore, then says he’s aging out of the professional wrestling business. He reveals that 2027 will be his last year in professional wrestling but Don Callis and Brian Cage make their way out to the ring.

Callis tells Copeland that it’s been a great night for The Don Callis Family, then says he’s usually right when it comes to his predictions. He says he doesn’t like Copeland’s chances of seeing 2027 or Clockwork Carnage.

Kevin Knight, Lance Archer, and Kyle Fletcher blindside Copeland with an attack from behind. Cage hits a F5 to Copeland, but Konosuke Takeshita’s music hits and he makes his way to the ring with The Conglomeration. Takeshita then checks on Copeland.

Clockwork Carnage Qualifying Match
Konosuke Takeshita defeated Brian Cage

Brian Cage flies over the top rope to takeout Konosuke Takeshita on the outside. He fires off strikes on Takeshita to wear him down but Cage hits a sit out powerbomb to Takeshita and pins him but Takeshita kicks out as we go to a break.

After the break Cage dials it up for a 619 on Takeshita before Takeshita responds with a Blue Thunder Bomb to Cage and follows it up with a sit out powerbomb on him, but Cage rocks Takeshita with a superkick and connects with a hurricanrana on him off the middle rope. Cage hits Takeshita with a clothesline, but Takeshita rocks Cage with a knee to the side of his face and cinches in a Dragon Sleeper for the submission win.

Motor City Machine Guns and FTR Segment; Best Of 5 Series To Start At Wrestle Dream

Tony Schiavone introduces FTR and Stokely Hathaway and they make their way to the ring. Schiavone points out the injured Stokely on crutches, and Dax Harwood cuts off Schiavone. Harwood says nothing in life including his family matters to him more than being a champion and demands that AEW World Tag Team Champions Young Bucks make their way out to the ring to be the new Number One Contender for the AEW World Tag Team Championships.

Motor City Machine Guns’ music hits and they make their way out. Chris Sabin voices his respect for FTR but says all that matters is the present. He says AEW has the greatest tag team division then says himself and Alex Shelley want to prove they’re the best by beating FTR. Shelley says using FTR’s same psychology, he ponders what happens if Motor City Machine Guns beat FTR 3 out of 5 times like the 3 out of 5 times FTR have beaten Young Bucks.

Shelley proposes a Best of 5 Series between Motor City Machine Guns and FTR starting tonight, but Hathaway intervenes to put an end to that idea. He says the place to kick off their Best of 5 Series is Wrestle Dream. FTR then shakes hands with Motor City Machine Guns.

International Championship Clockwork Carnage Qualifying Match
Kazuchika Okada (c) defeated Myron Reed (STILL CHAMPION!!!!)

Match starts off with a lock up before Kazuchika Okada jams his boot into the side of Myron Reed’s head then connects with a bodyslam on him and ascends to the top rope. Okada looks to fly, but lands on his feet when he sees Reed get his boots up. Reed rocks Okada with a double kick but Okada responds with a shoulder breaker to Reed as we go to a break.

Reed levels Okada twice and flies over the top rope to take out Okada on the outside before Okada connects with a dropkick on Reed and sets up for a Rainmaker but Reed ducks out of the way. Okada then hits a piledriver to Reed to send him crashing out of the ring but Reed catches Okada with a back body drop on the floor.

Reed sends Okada crashing into the floor off the barricade and connects with a 450 Splash on him off the ring steps before Okada responds with a Rainmaker to Reed inside the ring for the win.

New Level Segment 

Trios Champions New Level, Prince Nana and Mojo Brookzz (in place of Swerve Strickland who has family business) then make their way to the ring. Brooks hypes up New Level and Kofi calls out himself, Creed and Strickland’s WrestleDream opponents Brodido and Hangman Page. Creed says New Level wanted their WrestleDream match to be 2 Out Of 3 Falls and questions if anyone can survive New Level and Strickland twice then warns Page against letting his personal issues with Strickland get in the way of professional issues.

Triangle Of Madness defeated Divine Dominion and Mercedes Mone

Mercedes Mone and Thekla lock up to get this match going before Megan Bayne and Julia Hart tag in and Hart uses the ropes to wear down Bayne. She cinches in an Octopus on Bayne as Thekla and Skye Blue do the same to Mone and Skye Blue.

Blue sets up for a hurricanrana on Bayne. Bayne intercepts Blue and powerbombs her into the corner, but Kross tags in and continues wearing down Blue. Mone tags in and lands a dropkick on Blue.

Thekla and Kross tag in and Thekla hits a DDT to Kross then Mone pushes Kross out of the way to hit Thekla with the Women’s Championship. Blue ends up being hit with the Women’s Championship instead and Hart spits mist into Kross’ eyes before she sends Kross crashing into the mat face first with Blue. Thekla then lands a Curb Stomp on Kross to get the win for her team.

Tommaso Ciampa and Samoa Joe defeated United Empire

Tommaso Ciampa and Andrade El Idolo begin the action but Ciampa tags out to Samoa Joe. Andrade flies off the ropes to level Joe, but Will Ospreay tags in and uses Andrade as a launching pad to take flight and takeout Ciampa (who has tagged back in). Ciampa sends Ospreay crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first then whips Ospreay into the corner spine first. Ospreay fires off right hands on Ciampa but Andrade tags in and takes a selfie with a female fan in the audience.

After the break Andrade and Joe rock one another with right hands. Joe pins Andrade but Andrade kicks out and Ciampa tags in. Ciampa knocks Ospreay off the ring with a right hand and rains down more right hands on Andrade but Ospreay tags in and fires off a couple chops on Ciampa’s chest.

Ospreay hits a forearm to Ciampa off the top rope and pins him, but Ciampa kicks out and exchanges chops with Ospreay. Joe tags in and calls for a Muscle Buster on Ospreay but Ospreay blocks Joe and sets up for an OsCutter on Joe. Joe moves out of the way and lands a senton on Ospreay but Ospreay uses the ropes to level Joe and Ciampa.

Andrade tags in and knocks Ciampa off the ring apron with a clothesline then rolls up Joe. Joe kicks out but Ciampa lands a DDT to Andrade on top of the National Championship laying on the ring apron. Joe then cinches in a Coquina Clutch and Andrade fades.

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