AEW Dynamite advertised another major announcement from Tony Khan on the heels of AEW Collision being announced at the Warner Bros Discovery Upfronts.

Dynamite also advertised Jungle Boy Jack Perry vs. Rush and Orange Cassidy and Darby Allin vs. Big Bill and Lee Moriarty.

Tony Khan had his carny hat on this week. After reminding fans of AEW’s upcoming tour schedule, Khan’s major announcement was to wait until next week for another AEW announcement regarding AEW Collision.

Last week’s broadcast of AEW Dynamite garnered 877,000 viewers.

Wardlow, who appeared without Arn Anderson, was dressed like an Human Resources consultant on casual Friday.

Wardlow fended off Christian and Luchasaurus as best as he could before Christian introduced a ladder and laid him out with it. Some fans seemed swayed by Christian after his use of the ladder.

Austin, Texas was over the moon for opening match Orange, but moreso Darby Allin.

Following his latest win, Orange Cassidy continued to sell his many injuries in a backstage interview. As great as Orange Cassidy has made the AEW International Championship look, sadly his day is coming.

All three pillars were in action tonight with the exception of MJF, of course, but after a quick match, Guevara essentially worked the the same schedule as MJF.

After his win, Guevara cut a babyface promo and these fans were polite at best.

Sonjay Dutt walked out with matching guitars for Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, then when FTR attacked, Dutt politely put the guitars down to check on Satnam Singh, who had gone through a table.

During the brawl, Jay Lethal had most of his clothes ripped off and was basically in his drawers.

Karen Jarrett crashed the brawl, delivering a truly terrible low blow but getting a ton of heat.

Hikaru Shida was easily the most over wrestler of this entire match, especially when she got going on offense.

I was surprised to see Britt baker take yet another loss, especially so soon after the return of Hikaru Shida.

This match started with Roderick Strong pouncing on Jericho prematurely while he still had his jacket on, and the crowd did not take kindly to it, especially because they were still singing Judas.

Despite being a falls count anywhere match, most of this action happened in the ring.