AEW Dynamite Live Results (June 12, 2024): Chris Jericho betrayed, The Elite's future in danger, MJF involved in backstage fight, HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT

Post-match, Swerve Strickland confronts Will Ospreay. At one point, Ospreay takes the AEW World Title and puts it on his shoulders. Swerve says that Ospreay is lucky they are still friends as he would have put anyone else inside a grave.

Both stars have a staredown to end the show.

Will Ospreay finishes off Rey Fenix with another Hidden Blade.

Will Ospreay retains

Fenix counters with a snapping hurricanrana and follows up with a thrust kick. Will Ospreay connects with the Hidden Blade on Fenix. He then climbs up the ropes, taunts Swerve Strickland, and hits the SWERVE STOMP.

Will Ospreay with an enziguiri on Rey Fenix and he connects with the Oscutter for a two-count. Ospreay has his elbow pads down.

Fenix tries to some offense in, but Ospreay is the one in control during this stage of the match. Rey Fenix applies a submission on Ospreay and follows up with a crucifix bomb for a two-count.

After continued fast-paced action, Ospreay and Fenix exchange blows. Rey Fenix is possibly hurt and is down on the mat. Ospreay gets some kicks in.

He then connects with a high-flying move and almost puts Rey Fenix away. Both men are on the turnbuckles and Fenix connects with a hurricanrana. BUT WILL OSPREAY STANDS ON HIS FEET. Fenix returns the favor shortly after.

After some back-and-forth, Fenix chops Ospreay and looks to wear the champion down. The Aerial Assassin makes his comeback with a flying forearm.

Will Ospreay (c) vs. Rey Fenix - AEW International Championship

Both stars exchange some quick moves in the initial stages of the match. Will Ospreay connects with a big boot. Rey Fenix hits a hurricanrana on the floor and follows up with a frog splash for a two-count.

Will Ospreay and Rey Fenix are out. They clash for the International Championship.

PAC says loss after loss for him has been humiliating. He feels he is a B**ch. PAC enters himself in the Owen Hart Cup and vows to win the AEW World Title.

Will Ospreay is asked about Daniel Garcia's win, but he is more concerned about the match against Rey Fenix. He also has the contract for his match against Swerve Strickland.

Daniel Garcia vs. Nick Comoroto

Daniel Garcia gets a quick win over Nick Comoroto with the Red Cross.

Daniel Garcia wins

Bang Bang Gang takes shots at House of Black. They challenge HOB to a match and Juice Robinson even says Collision that Bang Bang Gang built. AJ Styles reference?

Chris Jericho starts advising Private Party about climbing up the ropes. But Private Part trips Jericho on the ropes. They take Big Bill and Bryan Keith down and connect with some moves on Chris Jericho.

Chris Jericho introduces Private Party. Jericho hypes up Private Party's high-flying skills. He, however, says that they aren't winning much due to a lack of basics.

Chris Jericho tells about the new Learning Tree merch before saying he was eating corn and starts advising on corn production. Jericho says he respects all of his branches in the Jericho vortex.

Big Bill hypes up Chris Jericho before The Learning Tree makes his way to the ring with Bryan Keith.

We see a video package on Mina Shirakawa. Toni Storm, Mariah May, and Luther are in a backstage segment. May says Shirakawa is returning next week and she wants a contract signing.

May will host it. Toni Storm will face Alex Windsor on Rampage.

After some struggle, Mercedes Mone finally connects with the Mone Maker on Zeuxis to get the win.

Mercedes Mone retains

Mone hits a bulldog and follows up with a double knee strikes. She hits a meteora, but only a two-count. Mone looks to pay tribute to Eddie Guerrero with the 3 Amigos, but Zeuxis counters it to a lung blower.

Mercedes Mone counters Zeuxis and gets a two-count with a roll-up. Zeuxis drops her knees on Mone's face and gets another two-count.

Mercedes Mone gets some offense in, but Zeuxis is the one in control during this match. Multiple nearfalls for the challenger.

Back in the ring, Zeuxis connects with some stiff knee strikes in the corner and gets a two-count. Zeuxis applies a submission move on Mone, but the latter gets out.

Zeuxis rocks Mone with a roundhouse kick. The action spills to the outside and Mone drops Zeuxis with an armdrag. Zeuxis stops Mone and takes her down with a tope suicida.

Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Zeuxis - TBS Championship Match

Both stars look to get the better of one another early on. Mercedes Mone connects with the Deja Vu and follows up with a dropkick for a two-count.

Zeuxis is making her AEW debut.

We see a video package about Stephanie Vaquer ahead of her Forbidden Door match.

Daivari gets a cheap shot in after some interference from Mark Sterling. Katsuyori Shibata takes Sterling out. Samoa Joe and Hook pick up the after a double submission on the Premier Athletes.

Samoa Joe and Hook win

Premier Athletes vs. Samoa Joe and Hook

Samoa Joe and Hook with the early advantage, but Tony Nese corners Hook and stomps on him. Ariya Daivari is tagged in. Hook ducks a high flying move.

Premier Athletes are on the ramp, but Samoa Joe and Hook jump them.

Christopher Daniels says The Elite will battle in eliminator matches next week. No outside interference during their matches.

Rey Fenix is in a backstage segment ahead of his match against Will Ospreay later in the night.

Post-match, the heels destroy the babyfaces. Willow Nightingale's music plays and she is nowhere to be seen. We see Kris Statlander attacking Willow and Stokely tells her that next time she will be dragged to the ER.

Fletcher hits a brainbuster on OC on the turnbuckles, but Cassidy is not the legal man. Briscoe comes in with the Froggy Bow, but Fletcher kicks out. After some back-and-forth, Fletcher picks up the win with a piledriver on Mark Briscoe.

Roderick Strong, Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher wins

After some big moves, Briscoe hits the fisherman bomb, but gets dropped with the blue thunder bomb by Takeshita. Orange Cassidy and Kyle Fletcher battle it out.

Strong and Mark Briscoe are in the ring. The latter takes Strong down with an uppercut and he follows up with a dive. OC connects with a DDT from the turnbuckles on Fletcher, but he kicks out.

Roderick Strong comes and OC nearly rolls him up. Kyle O'Reilly comes in with a flurry of offense. Konosuke Takeshita stops him despite getting hit with a dragon screw.

The heels continue their domination over Cassidy. Takeshita overpowers Cassidy and follows up with a lariat. He gets a two-count shortly after.

Orange Cassidy comes in and we learn that Don Callis has ordered his stablemates to hurt OC. After some back-and-forth, Cassidy confronts Trent Beretta, but he gets knocked out by Takeshita.

Kyle O'Reilly, Orange Cassidy, and Mark Briscoe vs. Roderick Strong, Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher

Kyle Fletcher and Kyle O'Reilly start the match. Mark Briscoe is tagged in and he chops Fletcher down. Konosuke Takeshita enters the match and he gouges Briscoe's eye.

Rush and MJF are finally separated by officials in the backstage area. The two will clash against each other next week.

MJF's music plays and he comes out. The two men battle in the ring and take security officials down. MJF and Rush battle in the crowd and in the backstage area, using all sorts of weapons.

Post-match, Rush takes the mic and stomps on Rusman. He calls Americans weak and attacks Rusman.

Rush vs. Deonn Rusman

Rush unloads on Deonn Rushman from the get go. He connects with the Bulls Horn for a quick win.

Rush wins

Rush is in action next. He takes on Deonn Rusman.

Kyle O'Reilly, Mark Briscoe, and Orange Cassidy are in a backstage segment. KOr says they can work it out fine. OC says some people may have his back, but Willow Nightingale 100% has his back.

Mark Briscoe puts his opponents on notice with a fired up promo.

In the end, Dustin Rhodes flips off Jack Perry, but he connects with a knee strike on The Natural for the win.

Jack Perry wins

Jack Perry once again makes his comeback with a DDT on Dustin on the exposed concrete. Rhodes gets up after some struggle, but Perry low blow him behind the ref's back.