AEW Continental Classic Heads Into Final League Night With Total Chaos in the Gold League – The AEW Continental Classic is down to its final night of League action following Wednesday’s Dynamite on 34th Street, and the standings could not be more different between the two blocks. The Blue League now has a clear frontrunner, while the Gold League has descended into complete chaos with a six‑way tie.

Wednesday’s episode featured two Blue League matches and one Gold League bout, all of which dramatically shaped the final stretch of the tournament.

In the Blue League, Konosuke Takeshita officially punched his ticket to the semifinals at Worlds End by defeating Orange Cassidy. The win moved Takeshita to 10 points, guaranteeing him a top‑two finish regardless of what happens on Thursday. Takeshita becomes the first wrestler in either league to clinch a semifinal spot.

The other Blue League match saw Mascara Dorada defeat Roderick Strong, bringing Dorada to 6 points and keeping him alive heading into the final night. Strong, meanwhile, remains winless at 0 points.

The lone Gold League match on Dynamite saw Jack Perry defeat PAC, creating a stunning scenario: every single wrestler in the Gold League now sits at 6 points. With all six competitors tied, Thursday’s Christmas Collision will determine the entire semifinal picture in one night.

Updated AEW Continental Classic Standings

Gold League

Blue League

Next AEW Continental Classic Matches (Thursday)

Blue League

• Konosuke Takeshita (10) vs. Mascara Dorada (6)
• Jon Moxley (6) vs. Orange Cassidy (6)
• Claudio Castagnoli (7) vs. Roderick Strong (0)

Gold League

• Kevin Knight (6) vs. PAC (6)
• Kyle Fletcher (6) vs. Jack Perry (6)
• Kazuchika Okada (6) vs. Mike Bailey (6)

AEW Continental Classic Heads Into Final League Night With Total Chaos in the Gold League

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