AEW Dynamite Holiday Bash Results: Women's Champion injured; Tag Titles on the line

AEW Dynamite Holiday Bash Results: Winners, Grades, and Video Highlights

Modified Dec 24, 2020 06:18 GMT

Abadon injured the champion, Sting gets backup from Darby Allin

Evil Uno w/Stu Grayson vs. Dustin Rhodes w/Lee Johnson on AEW Dynamite

.@dustinrhodes meant what he said last week #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/S9pebOgKYu
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Just as Dustin Rhodes entered the AEW Dynamite ring, a right hand sent him to the floor. Back in the ring, though, Dustin took over as the bell rang, bouncing Evil Uno around the ring with clotheslines and punches.

Dustin wrenched Uno's hand around the ring rope and openly mocked Uno's "Seven" invitation before stomping him out in the corner. Uno caught him running in with a boot and hit a senton bomb for a two-count.

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.@EvilUno off the top rope #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/kdJAiR18mv
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During the break, Uno pummeled Dustin. Dustin managed to catch him with a Code Red, but a piledriver nearly put him away. They traded right hands and forearms, with Dustin getting the better of Uno. A boot knocked Uno to his knees.

The running bulldog put Uno down for three.

Results: Dustin Rhodes defeated Evil Uno via pinfall on AEW Dynamite.

Grade: C-

A lot to unpack here 😳 Was @EvilUno still extending an offer to @dustinrhodes after his loss? #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/TewyMKg8Ri
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The Dark Order attacked Dustin Rhodes post-match, but Lee Johnson sent them packing with a springboard split dropkick.

Shawn Spears was interviewed by Tony Schiavone, saying that he's better than 95% of the AEW roster. He came into this company as a serious hot commodity, but Tony Khan and Cody Rhodes stuck him in a hole that he had to climb out of.

Frustrated by the way he's been treated, Spears said that he'd come back if he ever felt like it.

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