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Ever since he returned to AEW at All Out, fans have been wondering when Eddie Kingston would finally show up. His body was there, his cool t-shirts made appearances, and his music kept playing at shows, but the Eddie Kingston that everyone knew before he got injured was nowhere to be found. The person who showed up instead was someone who was a little bit like Eddie Kingston, but just didn’t have the same buzz about themselves, and while the lack of sharpness in the ring can be put down to not wrestling for a year-and-a-half, there was just something off about him.

Then on the Thanksgiving edition of “AEW Collision,” Kingston finally showed up as he caught a passionate promo to the live audience that had everyone going “EDDIE KINGSTON! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN, PARTNER?” He was open, honest, and most importantly, determined. He knew that he had missed so much during his time away and needed to get right back into the mix, and what better way than to call out the AEW Men’s World Champion, and a man he had a lot of history with already, Samoa Joe.

That brought us to the opening of the December 3 episode of “AEW Dynamite,” where Joe and Eddie went face-to-face and word-for-word on the microphone. It baffles me that Kingston has been back in the company for nearly three month,s and it’s only now that Tony Khan has realized that the best way to sell a fight or a match, or a show is to give Eddie Kingston a microphone and let him talk.

Joe is already a great promo, but he was in the ring with the most believable guy in the business. Eddie had no time for Joe’s “you people are stupid” schtick that basically everyone does. He ran down Joe’s current persona of wanting to dress the part rather than play the part. He has no respect for this version of Joe who has turned into someone that, many years ago, Joe would have hated, but most importantly, Eddie kept Joe strong while also posing a threat of his own. Eddie has known Joe for so long that he has seen what he can do and what he’s capable of. Eddie knows that if the best possible version of Samoa Joe shows up next week, he might not win, but if the Joe we see now shows up, he’s toast.

This feud has realistically lasted for less than a week, and I’m already pumped up for this match, and so should you. Eddie Kingston can talk someone into a burning building, and next week, he will try and burn Samoa Joe’s title reign to the ground.

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With week one of the 2025 AEW Continental Classic in the books, it was time for the tournament really shape up as the second batch of matches commenced on the December 3 episode of “AEW Dynamite,” with both the Gold and Blue Leagues now having definitive leaders.

The match that had everyone talking going into the show was the Blue League match between the two Death Riders, Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli, in what was their first singles bout against each other in AEW. Both men picked up three points seven days earlier, with Moxley defeating Mascara Dorada while Castagnoli got the better of Orange Cassidy. Marina Shafir did try and stay at ringside but was ejected by referee Bryce Remsburg, but if she had stayed she would have seen the bloodiest match of the tournament so far. Moxley was split open after being sent into the crowd and fought an uphill battle from there. Just as he felt like he was getting back into things, Claudio put an end to the match with a Running Uppercut, giving him three points on the night, six points for the tournament, and a spot at the top of the Blue League. Both men will continue their campaigns on “AEW Collision” this Saturday as Moxley will face Konosuke Takeshita, while Castagnoli will face Mascara Dorada.

Over in the Gold League, the Death Riders wanted to have members of their group at the top of both leagues as PAC went one-on-one with the AEW Unified Champion Kazuchika Okada. PAC picked up all three points against “Speedball” Mike Bailey on the Thanksgiving edition of “AEW Collision” and looked to double his tally, while Okada was still looking to get off the mark after losing his opening match to Kyle Fletcher. PAC thought he had the match won in the closing stages as he was able to withstand Okada’s arsenal. He hit an Avalanche Brainbuster and followed that up with his Momentum Lariat, but when he went to lock in the Brutalizer, Okada used his experience to trap PAC in a Crucifix pin and walked away with the victory. Both men will now enter their third matches with a record of one win and one loss.

“Dynamite” ended with Kyle Fletcher sitting atop the Gold League as he picked up the win over Kevin Knight. Fletcher defeated Okada in the opening match of the entire tournament on the Thanksgiving Eve edition of “Dynamite,” but Knight wasn’t going to be taken lightly as he defeated Darby Allin and put Darby in the hospital seven days earlier. Knight almost did the same Fletcher as he once again hit the Coast-To-Coast Drop Kick, but Fletcher countered the UFO Splash, and after some stiff kicks and a Brainbuster, “The Protostar” picked up the win and ended the night on six points.

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Two matches are official for the Wednesday, September 10 AEW Dynamite Winter is coming lineup.

By virtue of their victory in the holiday hardcore death match in the semifinals of the AEW Women’s Tag Team title tournament on Wednesday’s show, the Timeless Love Bombs (Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa) will face The Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron) in the tournament finals at Dynamite Winter is Coming.

The winners of Storm and Shirakawa vs. Nightingale and Cameron will be crowned the inaugural AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions.

Already on the books for Dynamite Winter is Coming, Samoa Joe makes the first AEW World title defense of his current reign against Eddie Kingston. The champ and challenger went face-to-face for a hype segment on this week’s Dynamite episode.

The current lineup for next week’s episode:

AEW Dynamite Winter is Coming, Wednesday, December 10 —

• AEW World Champion Samoa Joe defends against Eddie Kingston
• AEW Women’s Tag Team title tournament finals: Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron) vs. Timeless Love Bombs (Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa)

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The inaugural AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championships will be on the line in two weeks.

During Wednesdayâ€s episode of AEW Dynamite, it was confirmed that the titles would be on the line at a special “Winter is Coming†episode of Dynamite. The inaugural title match will see the Babes of Wrath take on the Timeless Love Bombs.

The match comes after both teams advanced all the way through the title tournament. Now, theyâ€ll both look to etch their name as the first Womenâ€s Tag Team Champions. Samoa Joe is also scheduled to defend the World Championship against Eddie Kingston.

AEW Dynamite: Winter is Coming is set to take place on December 10, 2025, with a special Collision episode also set to air on December 13. The show is taking place at the Gateway Center Arena in College Park, Georgia.

The fully announced show for Dynamite is as follows:

• AEW World Championship: Samoa Joe (c) vs. Eddie Kingston
• AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championship: Babes of Wrath (Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale) vs. Timeless Love Bombs (Mina Shirakawa and “Timeless†Toni Storm)
• Hangman Page and TBA vs. Powerhouse Hobbs and Katsuyori Shibata

ALSO READ: AEW Dynamite Results: Review, Grades, Card For December 3

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Tonightâ€s AEW Dynamite airing December 3, 2025, promises an action-packed night live from the Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana. The show sees Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless†Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa) face MegaProblems (“The Megasus†Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir) in an AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinal Hardcore Holiday Death Match. Plus, The Death Riders†Jon Moxley will take on The Death Riders†Claudio Castagnoli in a Continental Classic Blue League Match.

The show kicks off at 8:00 PM ET on TBS and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Max. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!

AEW Dynamite Results (12/3/2025): Live Match Updates and Highlights

The show opens up with pyro shooting off at ringside and we see Tony Schiavone standing by. Schiavone reveals that the face-to-face we are about to have is so volatile that everyone is barred from ringside. Schiavone then talks about next weekâ€s Winter Is Coming AEW World Championship Match before introducing reigning AEW World Champion Samoa Joe. Joe then makes his way down the ramp holding his title and the AEW World Trios Championship before entering the ring.

Schiavone then introduces Eddie Kingston and Kingston makes his way down to the ring. Joe then interrupts Schiavone, telling him to leave the ring or heâ€ll snatch that “ugly wig†off him. Joe then addresses “some situations†as he speaks to Kingston, saying he must have some questions that need answering. First why is he not wearing his three-piece suit. Kingston then refers to it as “corporate thugginâ€â€ as Joe says that is when he realized he was coming to Indiana and wearing his suit would be like wearing a tuxedo at a petting zoo. He then says the penguins might appreciate it, but the animals could care less. He then says the second question is why HOOK and why Kingston.

Joe then talks about HOOKâ€s potential as well as getting him set up with someone like Kingston, someone who never quite fulfills his potential. He is then interrupted by an “Eddie†chant as Joe answers the third and final question. He then says Kingston is going in for a fight, looking to capture the greatest championship in the business but he is not going to cross the finish line just like every other time. He then talks about choking Kingston out as Kingston calls Joe out for talking about jets.

He then says the man that was once held in high regard, the man that went to war with his mentor Homicide, is out here talking about jets. He then says HOOK did learn something from him, he learned perseverance. He then says everyone asks why he has to yap and yell when he talks even when he makes good points and itâ€s because he gets s–t done when he does. He then says the Joe that he sees now, he doesnâ€t know or respect. He then runs Joe down some more before looking to wrap up as he knows the fans wanna see wrestling and he is ready to go back to his hotel and go to bed. He then tells Joe that if the champ doesnâ€t bring the ROH World Champion, the Submission Machine, the man that put his mentor down time and time again, if he doesnâ€t bring that to their match next week, he will eat him alive. Kingstonâ€s music then hits as he leaves the ring. Commentary then hypes up the lineup for tonight, including the Continental Classic bouts still to come.

We then head to the back, where The Opps talk about Joe getting things done tonight before calling out the Dark Order for a trios match. They then say if they can beat HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata and Powerhouse Hobbs tonight, theyâ€ll get a shot at the World Trios Championship down the line. HOOK then acknowledges that they are friends of Hangman Page and theyâ€ll have fun with the Dark Order tonight.

PAC then makes his way down to the ring for the first match of the night and Kazuchika Okada follows.

Continental Classic Gold League Match: Don Callis Familyâ€s AEW Unified Champion “The Rainmaker†Kazuchika Okada vs. The Death Riders†“The Bastard†PAC

The match starts off with both men locking up before PAC gets a waist lock. Okada then counters. This then leads to an exchange of holds that ends with both men on their feet and Okada gets PAC to the corner before the referee intervenes. PAC then fights out of the corner and he takes Okada down with a shoulder tackle before going up top for a missile dropkick that sends Okada to the mat. PAC then hits the ropes for a lariat, but Okada rolls out of the ring to evade it. PAC then leaves the ring to go after Okada, only to be sent into the barricade before Okada brings him back into the ring.

Okada then takes PAC to the corner for some strikes, wearing him down in the process. Okada then pulls PAC toward the middle of the ring, sending him to the canvas for a near fall. Okada then continues wearing PAC down, sending him into the ropes until PAC fights back to drive his boot into the face of Okada before hitting a few stomps. Both men are in the ring once more with PAC back in control as he sets up for a running knee, but Okada catches him from the corner with a shotgun dropkick. Okada then gets sent to the ropes, but drops PAC with a shoulder tackle to set up for a DDT and a two count. He then goes up top for an elbow drop and follows it up by flipping off the crowd, but PAC fights back and sends him to the corner instead.

PAC then charges at Okada and Okada fights out of the corner. Okada then takes a boot from PAC. PAC then hits a cutter and sends Okada to the mat once more. PAC then hits the ropes for a lariat and he runs right into a dropkick by Okada. Okada then goes for the cover, but PAC reverses for a near fall of his own. He then sends Okada to the corner for a pump kick to the face and he dodges Okada coming after him for a German suplex. He then follows it up with a deadlift German suplex, bridging for a pin but only gets a two count. Both men are down an PAC is first to his feet as he goes after Okada. Okada then turns it around with a tombstone piledriver.

PAC then hits a brainbuster from the top rope. PAC then hits a running lariat and he goes for the Brutalizer. Okada then rolls PAC up for the win.

The winner of the Continental Classic Gold League Match, Don Callis Familyâ€s AEW Unified Champion “The Rainmaker†Kazuchika Okada!

After the match, Okada leaves the ring to celebrate his win.

We then head to the back, where Mark Briscoe addresses Daniel Garcia and their history. He also talks about Garcia seemingly ducking him when presented with a chance to face him for the TNT Title, but Briscoe doesnâ€t play mind games so he went to Tony Khan looking to defend the title. We then find out that Briscoe will defend the TNT Championship against Garcia in Cardiff, Wales at the Winter Is Coming edition of Collision.

We then head to another area backstage, where Ricochet talks about being the inaugural AEW National Champion and his “charity work†which continues when he makes his ROH debut to defend the title against a former ROH Champion in Dalton Castle. Ricochet then says since Columbus is such a cold, lonely town, he will stick around a little longer and look to defend his title against someone else at Collision the next night. He then talks about The Demand being in more demand than ever, with GOA adding that if you donâ€t follow demands, you get put down.

Commentary then hypes up Kyle Fletcher taking on Kevin Knight in Continental Classic action and that match is coming up next.

We then head to the back, where Mark Briscoe hypes up Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong facing each other on Collision in a Continental Classic Match. He then hypes it up as a battle between Conglomeration members, but Strong says he is not a part of the group. Cassidy then apparently has a rule he wants to do for the match for “no chops,†which leads to Strong promising to break Cassidyâ€s back as he storms off.

Commentary then hypes the match before taking a look at Darby Allin at the hospital after Dynamite last week and we are told there will be a medical update on Collision.

Kyle Fletcher then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Kevin Knight follows.

Continental Classic Gold League Match: Don Callis Familyâ€s The Protostar†Kyle Fletcher vs. JetSpeedâ€s “The Jet†Kevin Knight

The match starts off with both men locking up and Fletcher takes Knight to the ropes. Knight then turns it around, making a clean break at the request of the referee. Both men then lock up once again and this time Fletcher gets a side headlock to take Knight down, but Knight turns it around for a headscissors. Fletcher then finally breaks free, going right back to the side headlock until Knight starts to break away only to take a kick by Fletcher instead. Fletcher then poses and he taunts Knight as Knight gets to his feet and this gives Knight an opening as he takes Fletcher down. Both men then exchange holds, leading to a stalemate as Fletcher leaves the ring for a breather.

Fletcher then comes back to the ring as both men go at it some more, leading to Knight sending Fletcher out of the ring. Fletcher then evades Knight to attack him on the apron. Both men are on the outside now as they trade shots until Knight sends Fletcher to the floor. Knight then slides into the ring for a dive to keep Fletcher down. Knight then counters a body slam for a two count before hitting Fletcher with a dropkick. Both men then make it back to their feet trading strikes and Knight sends Fletcher to the corner twice before hitting the ropes for a flying clothesline. Fletcher then retreats to the corner, only to be sent to the mat with a hurricanrana.

Knight then stays on top of things with a DDT, but only gets a two count for his efforts. He then heads to the ropes, pulling himself up for a sunset flip and a near fall. He then goes back after Fletcher, but gets caught before Fletcher sends him face first into the turnbuckle. Fletcher then runs in for a boot, but Knight blocks a brainbuster before leaping off the ropes with a springboard clothesline to send Fletcher to the mat for a near fall. The fight then makes its way to the apron, where Knight catches an approaching Fletcher with a DDT onto the hardest part of the ring. He then goes up top, but a UFO Splash is stopped by Fletcher who goes for a superplex. Knight then floats over, dropping Fletcher onto the turnbuckle before propping him up in a tree of woe for some stomps.

Knight then goes to an adjacent turnbuckle, climbing up top for a coast to coast dropkick sending Fletcher down to the mat. Knight then goes for a UFO Splash that gets countered last second with a cradle by Fletcher for two. Fletcher then hits a Liger Bomb for another near fall before both men trade pinning attempts. Fletcher then hits Knight with a sheer drop brainbuster for the win.

The winner of the Continental Classic Gold League Match, Don Callis Familyâ€s The Protostar†Kyle Fletcher!

After the match, Don Callis grabs the microphone and he says he has something to say as the crowd respond with a wave of boos. He then asks Fletcher how heâ€s doing as Josh Alexander and Hechicero make their way down to the ring with the bags of money from Full Gear. Fletcher says he is not doing all that great considering the match he just had. Callis then tells the crowd they will listen to every word that he and Kyle Fletcher has to say and he says this over and over.

We then see Callis is still in the ring and he says that they are lucky Fletcher even comes to this town before turning his attention to the Young Bucks. Callis then says there are lots of things he could forgive them for, but not for siding with Kenny Omega. This is then interrupted by a “Kenny†chant before Callis says he has one more important thing to say: he has the Young Bucks†money and he knows Omega isnâ€t going to finance them. Callis then says for the first time in their lives, they need to be men and come get the money. This then brings out the Young Bucks, who make a beeline for the ring and they clear out Hechicero and Alexander before knocking Fletcher out with a BTE Trigger.

Callis then leaves the ring as they turn their attention to Alexander distracting them, which allows Okada to run down and lay them out with Rainmakers. The Don Callis Family then beats down on the Bucks until Jurassic Express make the save. Luchasaurus is then sent out of the ring as we are left with Jack Perry and Okada until El Clon blindsides Perry, leading to more of the Family beating him down further. The beatdown on the Bucks and Perry then continues until Kenny Omegaâ€s music hits and Omega rushes to the ring for the save as he clears the ring. Okada then tries to catch Omega with a Rainmaker, but Omega counters with a snap dragon suplex. He then looks for a V-Trigger, but Okada is pulled out of the ring, allowing the Family to regroup on the stage as they stare down the men in the ring.

We then get a video package of the Babes of Wrath, in which they say they are ready to go all the way in the tournament to crown the inaugural Womenâ€s World Tag Team Champions.

Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Timeless Love Bombs follow.

AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinal Hardcore Holiday Death Match: Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless†Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa) vs. MegaProblems (“The Megasus†Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir)

The match starts off with Storm and Shirakawa unloading on Bayne and Shafir. Storm and Shirakawa then hit Bayne and Shafir with DDTs on the floor. Storm then breaks a champagne bottle on Shafirâ€s head. Shirakawa then uses a giant candy cane prop on Bayne and she and Storm bring her back to the ring. We then see that the cane has barbed wire wrapped around it. Shirakawa then sets the cane onto Bayne before Storm hoists her up, dropping Shirakawa onto both of them. They then go for a double suplex, but Bayne counters with one of her own before sending them out of the ring as Shafir returns from the stage.

Shafir then uses a frying pan on Shirakawa, while Bayne clubs the back of Storm to keep control of the match. Bayne then swings a chair at Storm, but she dodges it and the chair collides with the pan from Shafir. Storm then uses the opening to bring Bayne to the apron and she hits a Storm Zero that sends Bayne through the table on the outside. Shafir then tapes up her wrists before cinching in the Motherâ€s Milk on Shirakawa, who uses a broken pool stick to break the hold. Shafir then rolls to the outside as Shirakawa gets an assist from Storm to hit a dive onto Shafir. She then brings Shafir back into the ring as Storm sets up the golden chair. Shirakawa then drops Shafir with a seated senton for a cover, only for Bayne to break up the pin at two.

A table is then propped up against the corner and Bayne spears Shirakawa onto it, just barely breaking it as Shafir pulls Shirakawa in for another Motherâ€s Milk. Storm then hits a Storm Zero on Bayne and sends her onto Shafir to break the hold. We then see someone dressed up as Santa coming down with a gift or two, stepping onto the apron as Shafir takes the gift only to be flipped off by the Santa, who reveals himself to be Luther. Storm then takes a gift-wrapped shoe and clobbers Shafir with it, rolling her up for the win.

The winners of the AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinal Hardcore Holiday Death Match, Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless†Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa)!

After the match, Storm and Shirakawa celebrate their win.

We then get a video package of Sisters of Sin as they turn their attention to the team of Jamie Hayter and AEW Womenâ€s World Champion Kris Statlander ahead of their match on Collision. Hayter says she wants to have a chat with Statlander after the match about the title around her waist.

We then head to the back, where the Dark Order are hyped for their trios match when they are interrupted by “Hangman: Adam Page. Reynolds then tells Page that he may be out for blood, but he needs to not ruin this moment for the trio. Page then assures them he is staying out of it.

We then head to another area backstage, where Renee Paquette is interviewing Mercedes Moné. She then brings up her accolades before cutting a valiant promo ahead of her match against Red Velvet at ROH Final Battle. Moné says she has already beaten Velvet, but is willing to do it again after the smack talk being delivered. Moné then says she is going to appear this week on ROH on HonorClub ahead of that match just to show what sheâ€s capable of.

We then see a video package of FTR being interrupted by the Bang Bang Gang, who want a shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

FTR and Stokely Hathaway then cut a promo. Stokely brings up Austin Gunn and Juice Robinson wanting to be champions for Colten Gunn and Jay White. He then takes a shot at them. Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler also take shots at Juice and Austin. FTR say they are not good enough to beat them again, especially with the titles on the line on Collision. They then refer to Austin Gunn as “Billyâ€s boy†and Juice Robinson as “Mr. Storm†before saying that itâ€s on for the titles at Collision this Saturday.

The Opps then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Dark Order follow.

Non-Title Match: AEW World Trios Champions The Opps (“The Wrestler†Katsuyori Shibata, Powerhouse Hobbs and “The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil†HOOK) vs. Dark Order (Evil Uno, Jon Silver and Alex Reynolds)

The match starts off with HOOK and Silver and Silver hits some kicks before HOOK fights back with a suplex. Reynolds then goes after Hobbs on the outside only to be dropped tot he floor and Uno gets dropped off the turnbuckle by Shibata before The Opps regroup in the ring with the Dark Order laid out on the floor. Silver then takes Shibata to the mat with a German suplex before tagging in Evil Uno. Uno then goes wild on Shibata and HOOK in opposite corners, hitting a boot on both men before dropping them with a DDT.

They then leave the ring as Hobbs comes in and Uno shakes him slightly with a slap before hitting the ropes, only for Hobbs to catch him for a big slam and a two count. Hobbs then hits Uno with the most dangerous slam, but Reynolds and Silver break up the pinfall attempt. HOOK and Shibata then trap Reynolds and Silver in submission moves as Hobbs hits the spinebuster for the win.

The winners of the Non-Title Match, AEW World Trios Champions The Opps (“The Wrestler†Katsuyori Shibata, Powerhouse Hobbs and “The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil†HOOK)!

After the match, Hangman Page makes his way down to the ring to go after The Opps with a chain. They then try to fend him off, but he clears out HOOK and Shibata as Hobbs grabs the chain, only for Page to nail him with a bottle before going to the ropes for a Buckshot Lariat. This is then stopped by the arrival of security to break things up, allowing The Opps to take their leave from the ring. Page then hits some shots on the security detail, culminating in a Buckshot Lariat as he sees The Opps retreat to the back.

We then head to the back, where Don Callis Family addresses what went down earlier tonight. Okada says itâ€s Takeshitaâ€s fault as he let them down again, but Callis says heâ€s training for his own Continental Classic match only for Takeshita to show up saying heâ€s here now. Renee then asks about the International Championship not being on the line in this tournament, with Callis taking credit for coming up with the Unified Championship as the symbol of Okada going into All In as the Continental Championship and winning the International Championship. When pressed further about this, he says he doesnâ€t do things just to be charitable, saying only a degenerate gambler like Nick Jackson does things like that. Fletcher then brings it back around by saying that with all three men having at least 3 points, they are guaranteed to bring the Continental Championship back to the Don Callis Family and the International Championship isnâ€t going anywhere.

We then head to another area backstage, where Hangman Page yells about giving three years of his life to get back to the AEW World Championship. He then talks about the man who cost him the title in HOOK before addressing the rest of The Opps saying if they want a fight theyâ€ll get one. He. then calls out Shibata and Hobbs for next week, saying they know whoâ€s teaming with him to take them on at Winter Is Coming.

Jon Moxleyâ€s music then hits and we see Moxley making his way through the crowd. We then hear from Renee Paquette, who talks about what Moxley had to say, saying iron sharpens iron and if Claudio Castagnoli wants this win he has to take it. Moxley then enters the ring as Castagnoliâ€s music hits next, with Castagnoli making his way from the opposite side of the arena wearing the CMLL World Heavyweight Championship he won last Friday as he heads to ringside. He then sets the title upon the announce desk before entering the ring.

Continental Classic Blue League Match: The Death Riders†Jon Moxley vs. The Death Riders†Claudio Castagnoli

The match starts off with both men staring each other down before looking to see who can take the advantage. Castagnoli then lunges in, but Moxley turns it around and both men trade holds while the referee directs Shafir to leave ringside per the rules. This then takes a little while, but she finally heads to the back as Moxley briefly takes control only for Castagnoli to counter with a test of strength sending Moxley to the mat for a set of near falls.

Castagnoli then hits a stomp before bringing Moxley to his feet. Castagnoli then sends Moxley to the corner not once but twice before Moxley fights back sending Castagnoli to the ropes. Moxley then continues the attack as he sends Castagnoli to the corner for some mounted punches before gouging the eye until the referee intervenes. Moxley then goes after the hand of Castagnoli, but Castagnoli fights back with a backbreaker that forces Moxley to leave the ring for a breather.

Both men then trade strikes in the middle of the ring until a busted open Moxley hits the ropes, only to get caught in a giant swing by Castagnoli. Castagnoli then puts Moxley back down, turning him over for a Sharpshooter. Moxley then crawls toward the ropes, but gets caught in a crossface by Castagnoli bringing him back to the center. Moxley then finally manages to break free, going for a rear naked choke until Castagnoli fights to his feet. He. then breaks the hold and hits the ropes, leading to both men once again trading strikes. Castagnoli then hits an uppercut that sends Moxley to the ropes, only for Castagnoli to be sent through the ropes for a dive by Moxley.

Moxley then gets to his feet to bring Castagnoli back into the ring and a backslide for a near fall leads to Moxley hitting a big lariat to keep him down. Both men then finally make it to their feet once more, fighting it out until they exchange near falls. They then get back up, but Moxley hits another lariat to send Castagnoli back to the canvas. Castagnoli then starts to get back up, only for Moxley to hit him with a big stomp for a two count and Moxley transitions into a choke hold. Castagnoli then fights to break the hold, eventually sending Moxley through the ropes to break free.

Moxley then starts to walk away and this gives Castagnoli a running start as he charges at Moxley, sending him into the barricade as the referee begins the count. He then continues the attack before bringing Moxley back into the ring, hitting him with a powerbomb for a near fall. Both men then stare each other down as they fight back to their feet, once again fighting it out until Moxley hits a Paradigm Shift sending Castagnoli to the mat. Castagnoli then hits a giant uppercut for the win.

The winner of the Continental Classic Blue League Match, The Death Riders†Claudio Castagnoli!

After the match, Moxley manages to recover just enough to leave the ring as Shafir returns to ringside to check on him. He then says something to Shafir as Garcia checks in as well. Moxley then gets to his feet and we see Castagnoli start to follow him to leave the arena as Dynamite comes to a close.

Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AEW Dynamite on December 3, 2025

• Continental Classic Gold League Match: Don Callis Familyâ€s AEW Unified Champion “The Rainmaker†Kazuchika Okada vs. The Death Riders†“The Bastard†PAC
• Continental Classic Gold League Match: Don Callis Familyâ€s The Protostar†Kyle Fletcher vs. JetSpeedâ€s “The Jet†Kevin Knight
• Continental Classic Blue League Match: The Death Riders†Jon Moxley vs. The Death Riders†Claudio Castagnoli
• AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team Championship Tournament Semifinal Hardcore Holiday Death Match: Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless†Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa) vs. MegaProblems (“The Megasus†Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir)
• The Opps†AEW World Champion Samoa Joe and Eddie Kingston will have a face-to-face

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s live coverage for “AEW Dynamite” on December 3, 2025, coming to you live from the Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana!

Babes of Wrath’s Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale will be finding out who will be facing them in the finals of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Tournament tonight, as Timeless Love Bombs’ Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa go head-to-head with Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir in a semifinals Hardcore Holiday Death Match. Storm and Shirakawa earned the right to choose the stipulation for tonight’s match at AEW Full Gear on November 22 when they defeated Bayne and Shafir, Babes of Wrath, and Sisters of Sin in a Four Corners Match.

The 2025 Continental Classic is set to continue tonight, as Kyle Fletcher of The Don Callis Family will be squaring off with Kevin Knight, while Fletcher’s stablemate and Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada will be going one-on-one on PAC in a pair of Gold League Matches and PAC’s Death Rider stablemates Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli will be colliding with one another in a Blue League Match. Fletcher, PAC, and Knight are currently leading the Gold League with three points each, while Moxley, Castagnoli, and IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Konosuke Takeshita are tied for first in the Blue League with three points apiece.

Additionally, titleholder Samoa Joe of The Opps and Eddie Kingston will be meeting one another ahead of their AEW World Championship match at “AEW Dynamite” Winter Is Coming on December 10.

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The November 26, 2025 episode of AEW Dynamite was full of epic moments from top to bottom and that included a massive Continental Classic brawl to end the show. In fact, the show saw an increase in viewership as well.

According to Programming Insider, AEW Dynamite averaged 512,000 viewers on TBS, up from the 491,000 viewers drawn on November 19, 2025. In the key P18–49 demographic, the show held steady with a 0.10 rating, matching last weekâ€s performance.

These numbers reflect traditional linear TV viewership only and do not include streaming data from MAX or digital platforms.

AEW Dynamite November 26, 2025: Viewership and Highlights

This weekâ€s episode of AEW Dynamite saw every single participant in the Continental Classic engage in a massive brawl following Claudio Castagnoliâ€s win over Orange Cassidy in the blue league. This included Jon Moxley, Konosuke Takeshita, Mascara Dorada and more getting involved in the action.

Thatâ€s not all as Adam Page and Swerve Strickland ruined Samoa Joeâ€s AEW World Championship celebration segment by taking out members of the Opps dojo and hanging them with chains.

AEW Dynamite week-to-week viewership comparison

MetricNovember 19, 2025November 26, 2025Change% ChangeTotal Viewers491,000512,000+21,000+4.3%P18–49 Demo Rating0.100.10No changeNo change

Ringside News will continue to provide regular updates on AEWâ€s programming to ensure that fans stay informed. Stay tuned for more developments.

What do you think about the latest episode of AEW Dynamite seeing an increase in viewership? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comments section below.

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Fresh off a victory over Katsuyori Shibata on Collision on Thanksgiving night, Eddie Kingston demanded and was awarded an AEW World Heavyweight Championship match at this month’s Winter is Coming edition of Dynamite.

He wonâ€t have to wait long to lay eyes on the champion as AEW has announced a face-to-face confrontation between Kingston and Samoa Joe for this Wednesday’s Dynamite from Fishers, Indiana.

In addition to his win over Shibata, Kingston also has history with Hook, Joeâ€s original partner in The Opps. The Opps won the AEW World Trios titles when Hook was out with injury and he teamed with Kingston upon his return to active duty.

However, he helped Joe win the AEW World title from Hangman Page at November’s Full Gear, revealing that he had been working with Joe behind the scenes the entire time.Â

Per Cagematch, Kingston and Joe have wrestled just once in the past decade, that being in a trios match on Dynamite last month. They have not wrestled in a singles bout since 2007 with Joe getting the win at a PWS event in Garfield, New Jersey.

Winter is Coming is booked for the Gateway Center Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday, December 10.

Current AEW Dynamite lineup | Wednesday, December 3 | Fishers, Indiana

• Kyle Fletcher vs. Kevin Knight – Continental Classic Gold League match
• AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team title tournament semifinals: Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa vs. Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne in a hardcore holiday death match
• Jon Moxley vs. Claudio Castagnoli – Continental Classic Blue League match
• PAC vs. Kazuchika Okada – Continental Classic Gold League match
• Samoa Joe/Eddie Kingston face-to-face

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AEW Continental Classic is set to continue on next week’s Wednesday night Dynamite in Fishers, Indiana.

Earlier today, All Elite Wrestling added more matches to next week’s Dynamite lineup. Joining Moxley and Castagnoli in the Continental Classic lineup now will be Kyle Fletcher vs Kevin Knight in the Gold League. Next week’s Dynamite will also host Kazuchika Okada vs PAC in the Gold League.

The current Continental Classic has three wrestlers in the Blue and Gold League with three points each, respectively.

The upcoming episode will feature Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa against Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne in a hardcore holiday death match in the inaugural AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team title tournament.

The winners of the above match will advance to face Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron in the tournament finals at a date/location yet to be announced.

AEW Dynamite lineup | Wednesday, December 3 | Fishers, Indiana

• AEW Womenâ€s World Tag Team title tournament semifinals: Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa vs. Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne in a hardcore holiday death match
• Jon Moxley vs. Claudio Castagnoli – Blue League match
• PAC vs. Kazuchika Okada – Gold League match
• Kyle Fletcher vs. Kevin Knight – Gold League match

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If youâ€re watching AEW Dynamite on YouTube TV and missing the ending every week, youâ€re not alone.

The Wrestling Observer Live host Bryan Alvarez unloaded during a recent episode, slamming AEW and TNT for not solving the problem years after it started. The issue? AEWâ€s weekly show regularly runs past its scheduled time — but YouTube TV doesnâ€t factor in the overrun, meaning fans watching live often get cut off mid-match. Alvarez made it clear just how frustrating itâ€s become:

“Are you aware that after all these years, they still havenâ€t fixed this YouTube TV overrun thing? The show ended at 10:01, right in the middle of the match. The replay wasnâ€t up yet. If I didnâ€t have MAX, I wouldnâ€t have seen the end again. This happens every week.â€

He believes itâ€s up to AEW or TNT to take action and contact YouTube TV directly:

“AEW or TNT should have fixed this by now. WWE got this handled the first week. I know if they got it handled, Tony can get it handled. Letâ€s get it done.â€

But Dave Meltzer pushed back, saying the blame lies entirely with YouTube TV — not AEW or TNT.

“These overruns are built into the show now. It is part of the show. They are scheduled… Every other streaming service and cable provider gets it right. So this is YouTube TVâ€s fault.â€

Meltzer argued that if every other platform handles the overrun without issue, the problem isnâ€t AEWâ€s to fix:

“If one service is failing and all others are working — Sling, cable, MAX, whatever — then itâ€s a YouTube TV problem, not AEWâ€s. They canâ€t force YouTube TV to fix it if YouTube wonâ€t act.â€

Still, Alvarez wasnâ€t convinced:

“Tony Khan or someone at TNT needs to call YouTube TV and say, ‘Our show is getting cut off every single week.â€â€

This debate shows how tech gaps can still ruin the experience for wrestling fans in 2025. With AEWâ€s built-in overrun part of its regular format, it seems wild that the largest streaming TV provider in the country still hasnâ€t caught up.

Do you think AEW should take charge and demand a fix from YouTube TV, or is it strictly on the platform to get their act together? Drop your thoughts in the comments and tell us how youâ€re watching Dynamite.

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November 27, 2025 10:49 am

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