AEW Dynamite Live Results (August 2, 2023): Former WWE Superstar debuts, Jon Moxley loses, new champion crowned, faction officially disbands?

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Post-match, Hikaru Shida celebrates her win to end this week's edition of the Wednesday night show!!

Saraya slips in a kendo stick, but Hikaru Shida uses it on Ruby Soho. Toni Storm uses the green spray on the challenger, but Shida rolls her up to win the AEW Women's World Championship.

Hikaru Shida becomes NEW AEW Women's World Champion

Both stars battle on the turnbuckles, but a distraction from Ruby Soho allows the champion to hit a hip attack for a two-count. After a back-and-forth, Hikaru Shida hits a knee strike and follows up with the Falcon Arrow for a two-count.

Shida blocks another hip attack and hits a missile dropkick shortly after for a two-count. Shida hits a meteora and gets another two-count.

Toni Storm wears Hikaru Shida down in the middle of the ring. Storm drags Shida by the hair and slams her in the squared circle. The champion applies a full Nelson before dropping Shida.

Shida hits a slam and drives Storm face-first on the mat. Storm hits a hip attack on Shida to send her to the outside and The Outcasts get a few cheap shots in.

Shida unloads on Storm and connects with a knee strike on the champion. She slams Toni Storm on the barricades, but Storm makes her comeback and slams Shida on the turnbuckles.

Toni Storm vs. Hikaru Shida

Both stars square off in the middle of the ring to start off. Toni Storm escapes out of the ring to regroup.

We have the main event up next as Toni Storm defends the AEW Women's World Championship against Hikaru Shida.

Towards the end, Aussie Open hit the double lariat on Komander and follow up with the Coriollis to retain their titles.

Aussie Open retain

Aussie Open take down Komander with double kicks and almost retain their titles. Komander climbs on top of Vikingo and hits a Canadian Destroyer. After a back-and-forth, Komander and Vikingo hit a tandem 450 splash for a two-count.

Kyle Fletcher hits a slam before tagging in Mark Davis. Davis hits a chop and gets a two-count on Komander. He gets another nearfall shortly after.

Komander makes his comeback with chops, but gets dropped on the ropes. Komander sends Fletcher and Davis to the outside. Vikingo hits a diving leg drop on Fletcher. The champions retaliate by slamming their challengers at ringside.

Davis and Fletcher get the upperhand with combination moves on Komander. The latter gets taken down with a high knee for a two-count.

Aussie Open vs. El Hijo Del Vikingo and Komander

Kyle Fletcher and El Hijo Del Vikingo start the match respectively. Vikingo hits a tornado DDT on Fletcher before Mark Davis enters the ring. The champions retreat on the outside.

We have the ROH World Tag Team Championship Match up next as Aussie Open defend their titles El Hijo Del Vikingo and Komander.

We see Swerve Strickland explaining why AR Fox betrayed Darby Allin and Nick Wayne. Swerve and Fox appear in Nick Wayne's training school, Buddy Wayne Academy, and viciously attacked him.

The Elite ultimately pick up the victory on the night after Omega hits the One-Winged Angel on Jay Lethal.

The Elite win

Post-match, The Elite confirm their signing with AEW and says they'll be here for a long time. Kenny Omega even hinted at an appearance on Collision.

The Young Bucks go on a superkick party before Kenny Omega hits the V-Trigger on Satnam Singh. Towards the end, The Hardys come in and attack Sonjay Dutt. Jeff Jarrett looks to use the guitar, but Hangman Page hits a buckshot lariat on Jarrett.

Kenny Omega climbs up the turnbuckle, but Satnam Singh chokes him. The Young Bucks take down Singh. Omega looks to hit a high-flying move on Lethal, but the latter gets his knees up.

Jarrett and co. are in control and Lethal gets a two-count after hitting a neckbreaker. He slams his opponent on the turnbuckles and gets another two-count. Nick Jackson is isolated in the heels' corner, but connects with a superkick and tags in Omega.

Satnam Singh is tagged and Matt Jackson is left alone in the ring. The Young Bucks look to take down Singh, but the latter hits a crossbody. The heels mock The Elite with their pose.

The Elite vs. Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, and Jay Lethal

Kenny Omega and Jeff Jarrett have an exchange in the initial stages of the match. Omega takes down Jay Lethal with an arm drag and The Young Bucks take control.

We have a trios match up next. The Elite takes on Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, and Jay Lethal.

The match is officially confirmed as both MJF and Adam Cole celebrate in the ring. Roderick Strong is not happy backstage and he is approached by The Kingdom.

Cole says the fans love and adore MJF, not because MJF is a great wrestler, but because The Devil is a good man. MJF teases putting his title on the line against Cole but then says The Panama City Playboy doesn't deserve it. However, that proves to be lie as MJF says Cole deserves a main event at All In for the world title

MJF says the man who has brought out the change in him is none other than Adam Cole. Cole comes in and heaps praise on The Devil.

MJF says being a scumbag is easy and making people hate him is easy. But being vulnerable is not easy. MJF opens up about the difficulties due to his RSD and says he is not scared anymore because of the fans.

AEW World Champion MJF comes out to the ring and soaks in the crowd's reaction. He says fans don't know a lot about his past.

RVD appears in a backstage segment and challenges Jack Perry to an FTW Championship Match on next week's Dynamite.

Taylor then challenges Blackpool Combat Club to a parking lot brawl on Rampage at Daily's Place.

Post-match, Jon Moxley attacks Trent Beretta before Blackpool Combat Club come in. However, they are attacked by Orange Cassidy and Chuck Taylor. A brawl ensues and ends with OC hitting the Orange Punch on Jon Moxley to send him away.

All three men get up and unload on one another. Moxley and Penta take down Trent with a lariat/superkick combo before Moxley hits the Paradigm Shift on Penta. Trent Beretta comes in with a knee strike and steals the pinfall victory.

Trent Beretta wins

Jon Moxley brings in thumbtacks and hits a gotch-style piledriver on Penta over the thumbtacks, but the latter kicks out. Moxley then hits a powerslam over the thumbtacks and follows up with a cutter on Trent.

All three men exchange strikes in the middle of the ring. Trent is placed on top of a table, but he battles with Penta on the turnbuckle. Penta hits an avalanche destroyer on Trent through a table. Moxley puts Penta through another table.

Inside the ring, Jon Moxley applies a rear naked choke and unloads with elbow shots. Trent then comes in with a strike with the help of a trash can.

Moxley rakes Trent's face with the barbed-wire wrapped weapon and hits a piledriver. Trent Beretta is set up on top of tables, but Moxley stops Penta. Trent hits a suplex on Moxley through a table. Trent is busted open.

Jon Moxley vs. Trent Beretta vs. Penta El Zero Miedo

The action spills to the outside before Jon Moxley even enters the ring. Trent Beretta takes down Moxley with a trash can before Penta does the same to Trent. Mox hits a cutter and brings out a barbed-wire wrapped plank.

We have a huge triple threat match up next as Jon Moxley, Trent Beretta, and Penta El Zero Miedo clash

RVD confronts Jack Perry, but the latter walks out of the ring. RVD and Jerry Lynn pose, but Perry tries to get in a cheap chair shot. However, RVD is ready and sends the FTW Champion running.

Lynn says that Perry doesn't run the place and adds it would be child abuse if he attacks the FTW Champion. He then introduces RVD to face Jack Perry.

Jack Perry walks out to the ring and takes the mic before his face-off with Jerry Lynn.

Chris Jericho appears in a backstage segment with Renee Paquette and he just walks away.

Tony Khan appears and celebrates the fact that Dynamite has reached its 200th episode. We see a video package of all the significant moments in the show.

Towards the end, Daniel Garcia has Chris Jericho locked in the Dragontamer, but Don Callis clubs him with a baseball bat. Jericho looks confused but gets the pinfall victory.

Chris Jericho and Konosuke Takeshita win

Guevara escapes and hits the Spanish Fly for a two-count. After a back-and-forth sequence, Jericho gets a two-count with a Code Breaker. Garcia gets a nearfall with a flying kick, but Takeshita breaks it up. Guevara takes out Takeshita with a shooting star press.

Sammy Guevara takes down Konosuke Takeshita with a crossbody before taking both his opponents out with dives. He gets a two-count after a frog splash, but Jericho breaks the count. After a back-and-forth, Takeshita hits a Blue Thunder Bomb and applies the Walls of Takeshita.

Konosuke Takeshita hits a backbody drop and applies an abdominal stretch before hitting a backbreaker. Jericho comes in and hits a few chops on Garcia. The latter looks to make his comeback, and does so by blocking the Lionsault with his knees.

Daniel Garcia looks to make his comeback, but Don Callis pulls his leg and allows Chris Jericho to hit a big boot.