AEW Dynamite Results (October 21st, 2020): Winners, Grades, and Video Highlights

MJF and Chris Jericho's steak dinner took a strange turn
MJF and Chris Jericho's steak dinner took a strange turn

A massive episode of AEW Dynamite saw the World Title Eliminator tournament kicking off with 4 huge matches. We also saw the steak dinner between Chris Jericho and MJF, and that has definitely divided opinion among fans.

Dr. Britt Baker was also in action tonight on AEW Dynamite. The main event of Dynamite saw a Fatal-4-Way match between for the no. 1 contendership to FTR's AEW World Tag-Team Championships.

Read on for the full results from this week's episode of AEW Dynamite.


Wardlow vs Jungle Boy (AEW World title eliminator tournament match)

The first match of AEW Dynamite saw the AEW World Title Eliminator tournament match kick-off with a match between Wardlow and Jungle Boy. Wardlow had the clear strength advantage in this one and showed it off early on in the match. Jungle Boy antagonized Wardlow, slapping him across the face. He then hit the big man with a dropkick from behind.

Wardlow rolled out to ringside and Jungle Boy went for a dive. The big man caught him in midair and Jungle Boy ended up going back-first into the ring post. Back in the ring, Wardlow dominated hitting Jungle Boy with a couple of release Suplexes followed by a powerbomb. The ensuing cover only got Wardlow a 2-count.

Jungle Boy hit back with a jumping knee strike, catching Wardlow in the jaw followed by a series of offensive moves that forced Wardlow back out to the floor. Jungle Boy then connected with a dive over the top ropes.

The finish saw Jungle Boy going for a DDT but Wardlow countered it and hit the devastating F-10. The big man followed it with a second F-10 before pinning Jungle Boy for the win.

Wardlow def. Jungle Boy

GRADE - B

Jon Moxley has a message for Eddie Kingston ahead of their 'I Quit' match

Jon Moxley was at the wrong end of a vicious beatdown at the hands of Eddie Kingston last week on AEW Dynamite, following his successful title defense against Lance Archer. Moxley will now defend the AEW World Championship against Kingston at Full Gear in an 'I Quit' match.

In a pre-taped promo on AEW Dynamite, Moxley said he couldn't recognize the bitter person that Eddie Kingston had become. Moxley said that he wouldn't apologize for being successful and giving his family a better life than he had. Moxley then sent a chilling warning to Kingston ahead of their match at Full Gear.


Kenny Omega vs Sonny Kiss (AEW World title eliminator tournament match)

The second quarter-final of the World Title Eliminator tournament was next and saw Kenny Omega taking on Sonny Kiss. Kiss was a late replacement for Joey Janela, who had to be pulled from the match.

The match only ended up lasting a few seconds with Kenny Omega immediately hitting the One-Winged Angel to pin Sonny Kiss.

Kenny Omega def. Sonny Kiss

GRADE - N/A

Fenix vs Pentagon El Zero M (AEW World Title Eliminator tournament match)

This was the first time we have seen Pentagon and Fenix face each other inside an AEW ring. The duo faced each other a number of times in their career. Eddie Kingston was on the commentary desk for this one.

Pentagon and Fenix threw nasty chops at each other, back to back, early on in the match. Fenix then came off the top rope bur Pena caught him with a superkick. Fenis wasn't down for long. He sent Penta crashing out to ringside before hitting a beautiful move from the top rope out to ringside. Back in the ring, Fenix went for another aerial maneuver but Pentagon grabbed the top rope forcing him to lose balance and crash to the mat as we headed to commercial.

The action spilled out to ringside. Penta went for a chop but Fenix ducked and he caught the ring-post. Penta quickly recovered and caught Fenix with a superkick to the jaw. Back in the ring, Penta caught Fenix with a pump kick and followed it up with a slingblade.

Fenix replied with a Spanish Fly from the top rope but it wasn't enough to put Pentagon away for the 3-count. Penta then hit Fenix with an incredible powerbomb. Just when it looked like Fenix was done, he hit Pentagon with a brilliant Canadian destroyer to pick up the win.

Fenix def. Pentagon El Zero M

GRADE - A+

Hangman Page vs Colt Cabana (AEW World Title Eliminator tournament match)

The final quarter-final of the AEW World Title Eliminator tournament saw Hangman Page facing The Dark Order's Colt Cabana.

Cabana made a good start to the match, using his experience early on to avoid Page's offense as much as possible. Page took Colt down with an elbow and followed it up with a running Shooting Star Press for a 2-count. The Hangman followed it up with a springboard clothesline, knocking Cabana out to the floor. Page and Colt Cabana continued to brawl out at ringside.

Back from the break, the action was back in the ring as Page hit Cabana with a Fallaway Slam. Both men threw right hands at each other before Page caught Cabana in midair and hit him with a German Suplex.

Page headed to the top rope but Cabana pushed him off with the Hangman landing on the apron of the ring before crashing out to the floor. Cabana went up to the top rope himself after this but crashed face-first into the mat after Page rolled out of the way.

The finish saw Hangman Page hit the Buckshot Lariat to pin Colt Cabana for the win.

Hangman Page def. Colt Cabana

GRADE - B-


Taz's message

Taz was out next with Brian Cage and Ricky Starks. Taz was not happy that Darby Allin was set to get a shot at the AEW World Championship at Full Gear just because he managed to beat Ricky Starks. He said Starks won 9 of his last 10 matches. Taz also took a shot at Will Hobbs, saying that he offered Hobbs a spot in Team Taz but that he hadn't heard back from him yet.

Le Dinner Debonair with MJF and Chris Jericho was next on AEW Dynamite

Up next, we caught up with Chris Jericho and MJF ordering their dinner. MJF said that he wanted his steak well done while Jericho wanted it medium-well. This led to MJF changing his order to medium. Jericho changed his to medium-rare. MJF then wanted his steak rare and Jericho replied that he wanted his extra rare.

The segment then surprised us as MJF and Chris Jericho broke into song, accompanied with a dance. The duo continued to sing until they made their way back to the table.

MJF and Chris Jericho will be a part of the Inner Circle town hall on AEW Dynamite next week.

Dr. Britt Baker vs Kilynn King

Dr. Britt Baker was back in action next against Kilynn King, who has featured on AEW Dark recently. The doctor made short work of Kilynn King, beating her pretty comprehensively.

Baker hit King with a spinning neckbreaker before getting the surgical glove from Reba who was at ringside. Baker then locked in the Lockjaw to pick up the win.

Dr. Britt Baker def. Kilynn King

GRADE - C

The Young Bucks vs Private Party vs Silver and Reynolds vs The Butcher and The blade (for the No. 1 contendership for the AEW Tag Team titles)

The AEW Tag-Team Champions, FTR, were on commentary for this match.

The Young Bucks and Butcher and Blade started the match off before Isiah Kassidy came in to take out Nick Jackson. The Bucks then went to hit Private Party with a double superkick. It was blocked and Private Party hit back with superkicks of their own.

Back from the break, John Silver was on fire, taking out a number of guys at ringside before heading back into the ring. Silver and Reynolds went for a suplex on Marc Quen but he broke free and tagged in Isiah Kassidy. Kassidy hit Reynolds with the Silly String.

The Butcher and The Blade came in and almost pinned Kassidy only for the Bucks to break up the count. Nick Jackson tagged in and went after both Silver and Reynolds, taking them out with a flurry of offense.

The Bucks hit a Piledriver-senton combo but the ensuing pin was broken up. Isiah Kassidy came within seconds of winning the match after rolling up Matt Jackson. The finish saw Matt Jackson roll up Isiah Kassidy to pick up the win. The Young Bucks will challenge FTR.

The Young Bucks win

GRADE - A

FTR and The Young Bucks got into a scuffle after the match. A masked man attacked The Young Bucks from behind and it turned out to be Tully Blanchard. He helped FTR go after Matt Jackson's leg, possibly injuring him.

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