LIVE 5/8 AEW Dybamite Results

Posted by admin on May 9th, 2024

Adam Copeland (C) vs. Brody King

King and Copeland lock up and King slaps a side head lock on the champ. He squeezes down on it as Copeland stomps on the feet of his larger opposition. He frees himself and hits the ropes, but runs into a big clothesline from The House of Black member. The two lock up and this time Copeland slaps on a side head lock. King shoots Copeland off and into the ropes and then elbows him down to the mat.

He looks for a pile driver or power bomb, but Copeland gets away from him and backs into the ropes. He looks up at him nervously as King smirks back at him. King goes back to work on Copeland, again enjoying a comfortable early offensive lead, as we shift gears and head into a mid-match commercial break as our final match of the evening continues in the ring.

When we return from the break, we see the two brawling at ringside. King charges at Copeland, but Copeland moves and King crashes and burns into the barricade with a ton of momentum, hurting both of his knees in the process. Copeland grabs a chair and blasts King with it over and over again as the crowd in Edmonton comes to life. The two fight on the ring apron and Copeland drops King face-first on the steel chair.

Back inside the ring, we see Copeland with a chair that he blasts King with again. The chair gets wedged into the corner. He gets a hold of a pipe, or cross-bar, as Excalibur refers to it. We see King covered in blood, which is free-flowing from his face now. King hits a desperation clothesline that levels Copeland. As King continues to spill blood all over the ring, he comes back to life as we head into another mid-match commercial break.

As we return, we see King on the ring apron outside of the ring ropes, barely hanging on as Copeland tries to knock him down through a table set up below. King, still completely covered in blood, avoids being knocked off and fights his way back into the ring. Both guys brawl and each end up laid out. They’re both down and recovering as fans break out in a loud “This is Awesome!” chant.

Excalibur plugs plenty of action still to come. It’s 9:55pm EST. and we learn that we still have the conclusion of this main event, we will hear from The Young Bucks, Kazuchika Okada and Jack Perry, plus Mercedes Mone will respond to Willow Nightingale. Excalibur also reminds us AEW Collision and AEW Rampage air back-to-back on TBS, not TNT, this coming Saturday night. We see a spiked pile driver on the corner from a bloody King to Copeland.

Copeland hoists King up on his shoulders while standing on the ring apron outside of the ring ropes. The fans explode expecting him to put him through the table, but instead he connects with a Death Valley Driver on the hard part of the ring apron. The fans chant “Holy sh*t! Holy sh*t!” Copeland hits his Spear on King through the ropes to put him through the table, same as he did to Mick Foley at WrestleMania (minus the fire). Copeland gets the win.

Winner and STILL TNT Champion: Adam Copeland

After the match wraps up, King immediately attacks Copeland with a clubbing lariat. He goes to work on him with ground and pound, which brings out Kyle O’Reilly to make the save. The two fight King off and knock him out of the ring. Copeland’s music plays again to end the post-match scene as a super bloody King retreats to the back.

Mercedes Mone Sends A Message To Willow Nightingale

We cut to Mercedes Mone, who talks about being only 18 days away from her AEW in-ring debut. She talks about how good things are going for her as of late. She gloats about sitting court side for a big game tomorrow and throwing out the first pitch at an upcoming MLB game. She asks if she’ll still be as good as she used to be when she returns.

She says she is that b*tch, so you’re damn right she is. She takes credit for Willow Nightingale’s success and vows to take her title and “wipe the stupid smile off her face.” She tells her to enjoy her reign because at Double or Nothing, “Mone changes everything.”

Kyle O’Reilly Challenges Adam Copeland For AEW Collision

We shoot to Lexy Nair, who is standing by with Adam Copeland and Kyle O’Reilly. She brings up O’Reilly having Copeland’s back with Brody King. Copeland thanks him. O’Reilly asks for a favor. He says this Saturday, AEW Collision is in his home town. He asks for a “Cope Open” shot at the TNT title. Copeland tells him he’s on.

The Elite Learn Who Will Be Part Of Team AEW For Anarchy In The Arena

Back inside Rogers Place at a few minutes past the 10 o’clock hour, we see The Young Bucks emerge with Kazuchika Okada and Jack Perry. They say the show doesn’t end until they say it does. They say they just buzzed TBS management and got a little overrun because they’ve got some stuff to say. They head to the ring together. Okada reads a message to Kenny Omega, whom he tells from “The Best Bout Machine — get well soon!”

The Young Bucks then address AEW President Tony Khan. They say they only want to make AEW a better place. They talk about having no choice but to deliver him a Tony Khan Driver. They bring up Kenny Omega ending their 15 year friendship last week and forcing them to give an EVP Trigger to a fellow AEW EVP.

“The Scapegoat” Jack Perry gets on the mic and says if they want Anarchy in the Arena at AEW Double or Nothing, they’ve got it. He says they’re on and wishes FTR good luck on finding two people with big enough balls to join them. The theme for FTR plays and out comes Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. Dax says they found two guys.

Eddie Kingston’s theme plays and the crowd pops. Bryan Danielson’s theme plays and he comes out as the other member. Danielson will be in action in Dynamite next week. Team AEW confronts The Elite in the ring and a brawl immediately breaks out. The crowd goes wild as all eight men brawl all over the place. Excalibur plugs Anarchy in the Arena with these eight men at AEW Double Or Nothing 2024. That’s how this week’s show goes off the air. Thanks for joining us!

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