AEW Dynamite Results: Top star destroyed, Former Champion replaces Jon Moxley

AEW Full Gear is almost here and this week's edition of Dynamite did not disappoint. We saw a former Champion replace Jon Moxley in the World Title Eliminator tournament.

Kenny Omega, the AEW World Champion, was also in action tonight as was Cody Rhodes. The TBS title tournament continued on the show as well.

Read on for full AEW Dynamite results.

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Kenny Omega vs Alan Angels on AEW Dynamite

AEW Dynamite kicked off with Alan Angels of The Dark Order taking on World Champion Kenny Omega.

Angels started off strong, hitting the Champion with a shotgun dropkick into the corner. Omega was soon back in it and was all over the Dark Order member, clapping sarcastically at the fans.

Kenny went for an early cover and it was a close call. Omega tried for a V-Trigger but missed his mark. Angels replied with a boot, sending Omega crashing out to ringside and the Alan followed it up with a suicide dive. Angels then hit a middle-rope moonsault out to ringside.

Back in the ring, the Dark Order member went for a Frog Splash but Omega got the knees up. The Champ then hit a Buckle Bomb for a two-count and Omega wasn't happy with the referee for the count.

Omega went for the One Winged Angel but Angels maneuvered him into a pinning position for a two-count. Omega then hit Alan with a trio of V-Triggers and pinned him.

Result: Kenny Omega def. Alan Angels

Grade: B+

Omega took the mic post match and told Michael Nakazawa to bring a steel chair into the ring. Omega tried to hit Alan with a One Winged Angel on the chair but Hangman Page made the save and chased Omega away. Page then told Omega he still had 10 days to be champion.

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We got a backstage promo from Malakai Black who addressed being barred from ringside for Cody Rhodes' match against Andrade. Black said that when Julius Caesar was killed, Brutus wasn't the only man who betrayed Caesar.

CM Punk addresses Eddie Kingston on AEW Dynamite

CM Punk was out next on AEW Dynamite. We got big CM Punk chants as he headed down to the ring. Punk took the mic and said that there were two people who weren't in the arena that night, the first being Jon Moxley. Punk congratulated Mox for being brave enough to get help. He acknowledged his history with Jon Moxley and added they weren't the best of friends.

Punk then addressed the second person who was not there that night - Moxley's friend, Eddie Kingston. The former WWE star added that while he would prefer to talk to Eddie face-to-face, he would have to do it this way instead. Punk then said he would wait for an apology from Eddie Kingston.

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Miro addresses replacing Jon Moxley in the AEW World Title Eliminator tournament

We got a backstage promo from Miro. The Bulgarian star was the man replacing Jon Moxley in the World Title Eliminator Tournament latert. Miro addressed his god, wondering if he was back on his side by helping him be in the running for a Title match.

The Young Bucks and Adam Cole get taken out on AEW Dynamite

Adam Cole and The Young Bucks were backstage with Alex Marvez on AEW Dynamite and talked about the main event match last week where The Elite lost against the members of The Dark Order.

Cole opened up on their loss on AEW Dynamite, calling it a fluke. Nick Jackson added that The Super Elite were not scared of anyone. Luchasaurus and Christian showed up at this point. Matt Jackson told Luchasaurus to cool his jets and that they could talk it out like adults.

The Bucks and Cole walked away before trying for a cheap shot. The brawl headed out to the ringside area. We saw Jungle Boy with a big dive off the stage, taking out The Bucks and Adam Cole. Christian went to hit the Killswitch but was taken out by Nick Jackson with a superkick.

Luchasaurus then hit Matt Jackson with a steel chair while Jungle Boy had a snare trap locked in on Cole. Christian then took out a couple of chairs and hit Adam Cole with a conchairto.

FTR vs Samuray Del Sol and Aersotar on AEW Dynamite (AAA Tag Team Championship match)

The AAA Tag Team Champions FTR were in action next against Samuray Del Sol and Aerostar on AEW Dynamite.

Dax Harwood and Aerostar started things off. The Mexican showed off his with acrobatic skills early on, much to the displeasure of Harwood. Both Dax and Wheeler were sent out to ringside early as we got some early high-flying action from Del Sol and Aerostar.

Aerostar hit Harwood with a big dive out to ringside. Meanwhile, Samuray Del Sol tagged in and took out Cash Wheeler with a crossbody. Del Sol continued his onslaught with some kicks until Harwood came in and put an end to it.

The finish saw Cash Wheeler reverse a Victory Roll from Aerostar into a pinning combination of his own, using the ropes as leverage to get the three-count.

Result: FTR def. Samuray Del Sol and Aersotar

Grade: B

The Inner Circle address American Top Team on AEW Dynamite

The Inner Circle were out next on AEW Dynamite to announce which members of American Top Team would be involved in their match at Full Gear.

Chris Jericho had the mic and praised Sammy Guevara for his big win over Ethan Page last week. American Top Team came out next and Dan Lambert implored Jericho to make the announcement because all he wanted to do was leave the town they were in.

Lambert added that he created American Top Team 25 years ago and they were at the top of the game right now. The crowd were having none of it and chanted at Lambert who asked them if their parents had taught them any manners.

Jake Hager picked Junior Dos Santos while Santana called out Andrei Arlovski. Lambert then addressed how Paige Van Zant's schedule was free and how Jericho likes to talk trash about her. Van Zant seemed open to taking on The Inner Circle but Jericho decided to pick Dan Lambert himself.

Lambert was up in arms about it as he freaked out while Jericho said he would see them at the pay-per-view.

Jamie Hayter vs Anna Jay (AEW TBS Championship tournament) on Dynamite

Anna Jay with a pretty strong start but Jamie Hayter quickly sent her out to the ringside area on AEW Dynamite. The fans were behind Jay for this one as Hayter sent her crashing into the barricade.

Back in the ring, Hayter hit a nasty looking boot to the head before sending Anna Jay crashing into the turnbuckle. The Dark Order member soon fought staged a comeback but the numbers were against her.

Jay hit a DDT for a two-count but Rebel then distracted the referee as Britt Baker grabbed her foot. Jamie Hayter capitalized and hit a Lariat to pick up the win.

Result: Jamie Hayter def. Anna Jay

Grade: B

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MJF calls out Darby Allin

MJF was out next. He addressed Darby Allin, saying that neither he nor Darby were concerned when AEW signed a bunch of new stars because they were both pillars of the company.

MJF added that he did not understand why Darby was wildly cheered by fans while he was booed almost universally. The Salt Of The Earth added that it was probably because fans were envious of him and he was someone they could never become.

MJF then promised to beat Darby Allin at AEW Full Gear because he was the better man and the better wrestler.

As MJF tried to head to the back, Sting came out and forced the Pinnacle leader back to the ringside area.

The Icon had backup with him and they stopped Shawn Spears and Wardlow from getting to MJF as Darby Allin came down to confront him. They clashed at ringside before Allin tossed MJF into the ring and went for the Coffin Drop, only for the Salt Of The Earth to roll out of the way.

Cody Rhodes vs Andrade El Idolo on AEW Dynamite

The crowd were behind Cody as the match started on AEW Dynamite, which came as a surprise seeing how large sections of fans have been booing him since his in-ring return during Grand Slam week.

Andrade slapped Cody across the face. The American Nightmare forced him to back into the corner before both men ended up brawling on the apron. Cody jumped down to the floor and swept Andrade's feet down from under him.

Back in the ring, Andrade took control before Cody hit back with an attempted Cody Cutter. Andrade blocked it and pushed him off the top rope. Cody seemed to favour his knee at this point.

Back in the ring, Andrade was in control as he booted Cody in the corner. He then hit his patented double knees in the corner for a two-count.

Cody tried to hit back with the Figure-Four but Andrade blocked it and locked in one of his own. However, Cody was able to reverse the pressure, forcing Andrade to break the hold.

The finish saw Cody go for a dive when FTR came out from under the ring and hit him with the AAA Tag belts. Andrade then finished Cody off with the Hammerlock DDT.

Result: Andrade El Idolo def. Cody Rhodes

MATCH RATING: B

As FTR and Andrade celebrated after the match, Arn Anderson got into Tully Blanchard's face. The Lucha Brothers then ran out to chase the heels away.

Orange Cassidy vs Miro (AEW World Title Eliminator tournament semi-final)

With Jon Moxley out of action, former AEW TNT Champion Miro faced Orange Cassidy to see who would face Bryan Danielson in the final of the World Title Eliminator Tournament. Bryan Danielson was present on commentary duty during this match.

Orange Cassidy put his hands in his pockets early and hit Miro with light kicks. The Bulgarian star was not a fan of this and followed Orange Cassidy out to the floor. Orange ran back into the ring and went for a suicide dive but Miro caught him and hit a vicious Suplex.

Orange Cassidy fought back with a Tornado DDT, getting a two-count from it. He went to finish off Miro with the Orange Punch but the former TNT Champion saw it coming and rolled out of the ring.

Miro rested on the timekeeper's table as Orange Cassidy launched himself out of the ring, with both men crashing through the table. They barely beat the 10-count before Orange Cassidy hit the Beach Break. Miro kicked out at the last second before locking in the Game Over and forcing Cassidy to tap out.

Result: Miro def. Orange Cassidy

Grade: B+

Bryan Danielson walked down to the ring after the match and offered Miro a handshake. The Bulgarian refused it and walked away.