Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s live coverage for “AEW Dynamite” Summer Blockbuster on June 10, 2026, coming to you live from The Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio!

Jon Moxley of The Death Riders will be putting the Continental Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against The Conglomeration’s Kyle O’Reilly at AEW Double or Nothing on May 24 as he defends against Shane Taylor Promotions leader Shane Taylor. Taylor’s stablemates Lee Moriarty, Capt. Shawn Dean, and Carlie Bravo came up short to Moxley and his stablemates Claudio Castagnoli and PAC in a trios match on Saturday’s episode of “AEW Collision”.

Triangle of Madness’ Skye Blue will be squaring off against Japanese freelance star Sareee in a quarterfinals Match for the 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament. The winner of tonight’s match will face Athena in the semifinals, while Mercedes Mone and World Wonder Ring Stardom’s Hazuki will be facing one another in the semifinals on the other side of the bracket.

The 2026 Men’s Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament is also set to continue tonight, as Swerve Strickland will be going head-to-head with Brody King in a semifinals match. With the two men having a storied history with one another, Strickland defeated Bandido in the quarterfinals to advance at Double or Nothing while King emerged victorious against Claudio Castagnoli during the May 27 “Dynamite” and “Collision” television special.

Additionally, The Don Callis Family’s Andrade El Idolo will be going one-on-one with The Conglomeration’s Orange Cassidy.

WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella injured her ankle on an episode of “WWE SmackDown” before WrestleMania 42, causing her to miss the event alongside her twin sister, Brie, who won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships with the newly-returned Paige. On a recent edition of “The Nikki & Brie Show,” Bella gave an update on her injury status after she didn’t make the trip to Italy with her sister. She said while the trip was initially booked, she’d wake up every night with anxiety.

“That’s when I started to know it wasn’t the right time for me to go to Tuscany, and being home, I realized that,” Bella said. “I really just have been hard working at my workouts and recovery, and just getting really good news along the way. How much stronger I am. Just everything looks great. I’m getting my x-rays done I think a week earlier. I’ll start to just get in the ring and dabble, and how that feels. But, everything is just looking really strong and healthy and I feel like I had to be home to do that.”

Brie made the trip with WWE for its European tour centered around Clash in Italy. The champions haven’t defended the titles during the tour, but did appear in a backstage segment.

Bella said she’s been having a lot of FOMO (or, fear of missing out) around her twin’s trip. She joked that the “theme of the summer” this year is “Italian Summer,” but she’s planning to make her own Italian vibes back in the states while she continues to recover from her fractured, torn, and sprained ankle.

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One-third of AEW’s Triangle of Madness, Skye Blue, is set to take on Sareee in the first round of the 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Memorial tournament, with the women fighting to move on for the chance to challenge for the AEW Women’s World Championship at AEW All In: London. The match will take place Wednesday night on “AEW Dynamite: Summer Blockbuster,” and Blue said she’s feeling confident on an episode of “Close Up with Renee Paquette.”

“I’ve been in a couple of Owens before, so this one, I feel the most prepared [with] the most to prove,” Blue said. “I came back from an injury and I haven’t made it to a finals of an Owen yet, so I feel this is my one to show everybody that this is what I’m ready to do. Yes, it’s Thekla holding the belt, but what’s a better way to prove myself and prove how hard I’ve worked than to wrestle the best woman in our division?”

Blue said that wrestling a friend is different than wrestling an enemy, but both she and Thekla have the mentality that nothing else matters besides the Triangle of Madness being on top. She said she’s never wrestled at an All In or at Wembley Stadium, and she thinks it would be really special. Blue isn’t looking past Sareee, however.

“I’ve never wrestled her and I’m very excited,” she said. “I love wrestling the Japanese girls. I feel like they bring out a different style in all of us here at TV, because it’s different. Japanese wrestling, Lucha libre, American wrestling, they’re all different. They all bring something else to the table.”

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