Go Home : AEW Dynamite July 22, 2026 Results – AEW Redemption | Kevin Knight Bloody’s Kenny Omega

Go Home : AEW Dynamite July 22, 2026 Results – AEW Redemption | Kevin Knight Bloody’s Kenny Omega. The high-stakes road to AEW Redemption ran directly through a packed Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, as AEW Dynamite delivered a volatile go-home broadcast live on TBS and HBO Max. With just four days remaining until the historic pay-per-view in Montreal, tensions across every division reached an absolute breaking point. The electric show featured a record-setting TNT Championship defense, a wild No Disqualification women’s tag team war, a explosive face-to-face moderated by Mick Foley, and a chaotic trios main event that dissolved into pure multi-faction anarchy.

Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay (and Jon Moxley) Are Ready to Battle

The broadcast opened backstage with Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay discussing their strategy for tonight’s trios main event alongside Jon Moxley. Ospreay reminded Omega that they remain undefeated as a tag team, lightly noting that if Omega feels fatigued ahead of his world title defense this Sunday, he can easily tag out to him. Omega countered that Ospreay also has a massive match at Redemption, offering to take the brunt of the physical action himself. Jon Moxley suddenly walked into the dressing room, coldly questioning why there was zero tension between the two before wandering off. Omega pointed out that Moxley’s presence was the actual source of tension, setting a complex psychological tone for their union.

TNT Championship Match: “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin

Refusing to wait for the opening bell, Darby Allin ambushed Kevin Knight during his entrance, launching a wild brawl through the Nashville crowd. Allin scaled the exposed ring post structure, executing a breathtaking diving clothesline over the barricade to crash Knight into the timekeeper’s area. Once inside the ring, the match officially began, but Knight quickly shifted momentum by gouging Allin’s eyes and shoving him off the ramp crotch-first onto the steel barricade. Knight trapped a bleeding Allin beneath the steel steps, slingshotting him face-first into the metal structure to assert physical dominance.\

Inside the squared circle, Allin mounted a desperate, high-risk comeback, executing an avalanche Code Red off the top turnbuckle followed by a second Code Red for a razor-thin near-fall. The match devolved into pure chaos when Knight accidentally whipped Allin directly into referee Paul Turner, knocking the official unconscious. Allin hit a Scorpion Death Drop and scaled the turnbuckles for a Coffin Drop, but Knight recovered, striking Allin across the spine with the TNT Championship belt. Knight trapped a dazed Allin in the tree of woe, connected with a coast-to-coast dropkick, and delivered a high-flying UFO Splash to secure the pinfall victory.

• Winner: Kevin Knight

Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight Exchange Tense Words

Following the opening match, the Don Callis Family assembled in the ring alongside Renee Paquette. Mark Davis declared he would defend his AEW National Title at Redemption if Andrade El Ídolo could scrape himself off the Fenway floor, before Knight took the microphone to boast about setting a record with 10 TNT Championship defenses without the family’s help. AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher took deep exception to Knight’s arrogance, stating he didn’t need the family either and demanding everyone be banned from ringside for his title match against Bandido at Redemption. Tensions flared dramatically as Fletcher ordered Knight out of his ring ahead of his upcoming tag team match.

Brodido vs. ProtOkada

With Don Callis attempting to downplay the internal friction on commentary, ROH World Champion Bandido and Brody King faced off against the tandem of Kyle Fletcher and Kazuchika Okada. Brodido isolated Fletcher early on, executing a series of heavy chest chops and a splash-senton combination off the shoulders. Okada secured a blind tag, leveling Bandido on the apron and executing a double suplex alongside Fletcher before the two teammates exchanged a cautious handshake. ProtOkada cut the ring in half, systematically grounding Bandido to prevent him from reaching his corner.

Bandido eventually slipped out of a tombstone attempt, executing a desperate tag to Brody King, who cleared the ring by delivering heavy lariats to both opponents. King dropped Fletcher on the apron with a brutal Death Valley Driver, but Okada kept ProtOkada alive by executing a neckbreaker over his knee. The closing sequence saw King accidentally shove Okada into a thrust kick from Fletcher. Okada retaliated by attempting a Rainmaker, but King ducked, causing Okada to accidentally hit his own partner, Fletcher, with the move. King knocked Okada to the outside, allowing Bandido to hit a flawless 21 Plex on Fletcher to score the pinfall victory over the International Champion.

• Winners: Brodido

Following the match, an enraged Fletcher shoved Okada, blaming him for the loss. Okada walked up the ramp in disgust, while Don Callis sent the rest of his family to ambush Brodido. Before they could strike, Andrade El Ídolo emerged on the stage, pointing directly at Mark Davis to force the family to retreat.

The Painmaker is Coming for Tommaso Ciampa at Redemption

A dark, cinematic vignette highlighted the long history of violence dished out by Chris Jericho across his legendary career. Featuring graphic highlights from NJPW and AEW, the promo showcased the blood-soaked evolution of his alter-ego, “The Painmaker.” Jericho delivered a terrifying warning to Tommaso Ciampa, laughing maniacally as he promised that hell was officially coming for him at AEW Redemption.

AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla & Willow Nightingale Come to Blows

Hardcore legend Mick Foley stood on the stage to moderate the face-to-face segment between AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla and Willow Nightingale. Flanked by Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue), Thekla boasted about her newly won Artist of STARDOM belts before dismissing her stablemates. Thekla mocked Willow’s positive attitude, labeling her “smile anyway” mantra a fake mask and promising to beat the poison out of her. Willow fired back that Thekla’s toxic persona was a pathetic facade because she feels small, declaring that the world title was just a shortcut to her ultimate dream.

When Foley stepped between them to maintain order, Thekla told the legend to shut up, prompting an enraged Willow to call Thekla a “dumb bitch.” Willow declared she would bleed to become champion at Redemption, but a bitter Thekla responded by slapping Willow and striking her across the head with a microphone. Thekla attempted to whip Willow with her leather belt on the ramp, but Willow countered by executing a thunderous Pounce that launched Thekla completely out of the ring.

“Switchblade” Jay White vs. “100 Proof” Clark Connors

Marking his first singles match since March 2025, “Switchblade” Jay White entered the ring carrying David Finlay’s shillelagh to face his former ally, Clark Connors. Connors stalled on the outside early, but White grounded him with a front suplex onto the hard apron strand. Connors seized control by using the referee as a shield, dropping White neck-first over the top rope and connecting with a running spear on the ramp. Connors continued a brutal assault on the outside, utilizing a lit match and slamming White repeatedly into the steel barricades.

White halted the momentum inside the ring with a dragon screw leg whip and a uranage for a two-count. Connors answered with an eye rake and a release German suplex into the turnbuckles, attempting a spear to seal the victory. White countered mid-move, lifting Connors into a head-and-neck suplex before catching him in a tight guillotine choke. White dragged Connors to the canvas and rolled into a tight bridge, forcing Connors to tap out.

• Winner: Jay White

Following the final bell, Connors attempted a cheap attack from behind, but White leveled him with a Blade Runner. David Finlay suddenly sprinted into the ring, smashing White across the skull with his heavy shillelagh. Before further damage could be inflicted, the Bang Bang Gang rushed the ring with Juice Robinson swinging a heavy steel chain, forcing Finlay to pull a dazed Connors into the crowd to escape.

Claudio Castagnoli & PAC Attack Cage & Cope!

In a brief, chaotic backstage segment, AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage attempted to address their ongoing title reign. Before they could speak, Death Riders members Claudio Castagnoli and PAC launched a ruthless blindside assault. Utilizing heavy metal road cases, the attackers brutally battered the champions, with PAC screaming that Cage and Copeland had officially bitten off far more than they could chew.

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Match (No DQ): Divine Dominion (c) vs. Sisters of Sin

Sisters of Sin (Skye Blue and Julia Hart) jumpstarted this No Disqualification war by ambushing Megan Bayne and Lena Kross with kendo sticks during their entrance. The chaotic action rapidly spilled to the outside, where Hart hit a cannonball dive and Blue utilized a steel chair to drive Kross face-first into the turnbuckles. Bayne retaliated on the outside, placing a chair over Blue’s face and throwing another chair directly at it, leaving Blue bleeding profusely from the forehead.

Sisters of Sin placed Bayne onto a set of steel chairs on the ramp, putting the champion through a wooden table with a double powerbomb. Inside the ring, Hart locked Kross in a deep octopus hold, but Bayne recovered to break the submission and execute a spinning tombstone. Divine Dominion hit their signature Divine Intervention double-team maneuver on Hart to retain the titles.

• Winners: Divine Dominion

Bang Bang Gang Wants a Double Chain Tag Team Match at Redemption!

Standing alongside the entire Bang Bang Gang, a fired-up Juice Robinson delivered an intense message to David Finlay and Clark Connors. Brandishing a heavy steel chain, Robinson proposed a double-chain tag team match featuring himself and Jay White against The Dogs at AEW Redemption, promising to chain them up and tear them apart in Montreal.

Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay & Jon Moxley vs. Brian Cage, Hechicero & Jake Doyle

The star-studded trios main event saw Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay, and Jon Moxley work a fluid tag team rotation early, targeting Hechicero’s arm with top-rope axe handles and flying headscissors. The Don Callis Family gained control when Jake Doyle shoved Moxley into their corner, allowing Brian Cage to choke him behind the referee’s back. Moxley fought out with a corner clothesline, tagging Ospreay, who hit a Stundog Millionaire before Doyle disrupted a springboard dive with a massive body block.

Omega secured a hot tag, executing You Can’t Escape on Cage before combining with Moxley to deliver rapid-fire Death Riders corner strikes to Hechicero. Miscommunication struck when Omega attempted a jumping knee strike on Hechicero, who ducked, causing Omega to accidentally strike Moxley squarely in the face. Despite the error, the babyface trio recovered, with Ospreay hitting a Hidden Blade and Omega connecting with a V-Trigger simultaneously on Hechicero. Omega covered Hechicero to secure the pinfall victory.

• Winners: Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay & Jon Moxley

Following the match, Omega handed Moxley his Continental Title, attempting to apologize for the accidental strike. Moxley ignored the handshake, triggering a tense face-to-face. Omega accidentally shoved Ospreay to the mat while trying to keep order, prompting Ospreay to confront Omega. The Young Bucks sprinted to the ring, leading to a wild, multi-man brawl between the Bucks, Moxley, and Ospreay. Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta attempted to ambush Omega, but he dropped them with Snap Dragons. Suddenly, Kevin Knight flew over the top rope, striking Omega across the skull with the TNT Title belt. Knight stood over a bloody Omega, hoisting both the TNT and AEW World Championships to close the show in pure absolute chaos.

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