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June 10, 2026 | Posted by Ryan Ciocco
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SICKOS! It’s Wednesday, you know what that means! AEW Dynamite is LIVE tonight from the Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio! But what-ho, this is not just ANY episode of Dynamite! No, tonight is “Tony Khan Productions and AEW Pictures Present: Summer Blockbuster,” the first half of a back-to-back presentation!

For more, let’s get into the Headlines!

  • The REAL Hometown Man! Although he has been billed as fighting out of Las Vegas, Jon Moxley was born and raised in Cincinnati, and the Prodigal Son returns home to defend his Continental Title against Shane Taylor, who is from Cleveland, making a true North/South Ohio battle!
  • The Most Dangerous and the Most Violent! Brody King and Swerve Strickland will run back their bloody and violent match from Revolution in March, and this time, a spot in the Men’s Owen Hart Tourney Finals is on the line, with the winner facing Will Ospreay at Forbidden Door!
  • World or the Skye! With the recently returned Mercedes Mone facing Hazuki in one of the Women’s Owen Hart Semifinals, the last semifinals spot will be up for grabs tonight, as Maya World will face Skye Blue, with the winner facing Athena in the other Semifinals match!
  • The Chicken and the Bastard! It might feel out of place and completely random, but a match between the Bastard PAC and the Master of the Redneck Kung-Fu Mark Briscoe will always be a welcome one to watch and enjoy!
  • HOW YOU KNOW…Whatever! Orange Cassidy, fresh off of a Trio’s Titles defense this past week on Collision, will face the white-hot Andrade El Idolo, and like with PAC-Briscoe, I’m not sure how we got here, but hopefully there is something in store for the winner!
  • So, how is everyone doing on this Hump Day? Not too much going on for me over here, Phillies don’t know how to get out of their own way, and the Fever continue to be frustrating. If I could fast-forward to September for the Eagles and October for the Flyers, I would be very happy!

    But enough about me and enough about you, let’s get ready to shoot a Blockbuster and roll that film!

    Pride

    Tonight, Summer Blockbuster edition of Dynamite is LIVE from WKRP in Cincinnati! Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Taz are on the call tonight!

    Schiavone is in the ring as the show opens. We are in Cincinnati for Dynamite Summer Blockbuster! He wants to open the show up with the Psycho Killer Tommaso Ciampa!

    We see Collision this past Saturday in Youngstown, where Ciampa forced Schiavone to say that he was better than Jericho. Tony wants to take us back two weeks ago, but Ciampa says he is not here for a song and dance, and he doesn’t get paid by the hour. He wants Tony to tell everyone what he told the people on Saturday and tell these people in Cincinnati that he is better than Jericho. Tony said he was going to break a man’s back, but Ciampa shoves Tony to the corner and says if you don’t tell them, he will break Tony’s back.

    Tony goes to say this, but Jericho is here! The fans want to sing along, but Ciampa insists on the music to be cut, which it isn’t, and he loses his mind lol. Jericho has his own mic, and Ciampa wants to know if the fans are happy that they got the song and dance. He says it’s about time Jericho shows up in the flesh. So, what do you have to say for yourself?

    Jericho says he wants to know who he has to talk to around here so he can face somewhere with hair. He apologizes and he is sorry but it’s true. He says they got off on the wrong foot, so he says, “Hi, I’m Jericho!” Ciampa mocks this and says Jericho should know who he is after he left his ass laying two weeks ago. Jericho says it’s nice to meet you, Tommy. Ciampa says don’t call me that (the fans chant TOMMY), and Ciampa says you know my name is Tommaso. Jericho says Tommy is better on a t-shirt and a better name to chant.

    Ciampa says that his mother doesn’t even call him Tommy, leaving Jericho the opening to say, “What, you mean Tommy’s Mommy?” That gets chants, and Jericho wants to know why he hates him so much. He had his 1,004 reasons, but it was as much as a dog’s breakfast. He keeps lacing insults within the actual reasons as to why Ciampa doesn’t like him, so he wants to know why. Ciampa says this is a joke to him, but Jericho says it isn’t. It wasn’t a joke when he laid him out, when he said he hated him, but the problem is you are not Jericho. He returned to big fanfare, and you realized that you weren’t the big fish in a small pond anymore. He suggests that Ciampa pull the stick out of his ass before he shoves it up there even further, TOMMY!

    Ciampa feigns a response, but he throws down the mic and both men throw hands. Security and officials are here to break both men up, with Jericho being taken up the ramp. Ciampa breaks free in the ring and meets Jericho on the ramp for another scuffle.

    Excalibur runs down the card for tonight when he says cameras are in the back trying to catch something. We see Don Callis and the TNT Champion Kevin Knight walking through a door to the outside. Renee Paquette is here to get a word with them, but Callis mocks her and shows her how it is done. They are interrupted by Andrade El Idolo, who says he wants a shot at the World Title, and he wants to know if Don is with him or with Knight. Kevin interrupts and says they have to cut, calls Andrade Amigo, and takes off, as Callis tries to calm the situation.

    We see Cincinnati’s own Jon Moxley walking up the steps to the arena. Philly and Rocky it isn’t, but it counts for something!

    AEW Continental Title Match: Jon Moxley (C) vs. Shane Taylor

    The bell rings, as Paul Turner has to tell the rest of STP to go to the back. FUCK EM UP MOXLEY chants as we get a tentative start. Lock-up, and Taylor uses his size and strength to take Moxley to the corner. He backs off and both men circle each other. Moxley with a go-behind and he takes control of Shane’s left arm. Taylor forces Moxley to the corner and chokes him like Homer would do to Bart. Moxley gets in Taylor’s face, and Shane implores him to hit him, so he does, and we get a strike battle. Taylor changes levels with body shots, and Moxley staggers to the ropes.

    Taylor charges at Moxley, but Jon moves and Shane ends up on the apron. Moxley with a big boot, sending Taylor to the floor, and Moxley punctuates that with a Tope Suicida! Taylor flips the script on the floor, and he hip tosses Moxley into the timekeeper’s area. Shane breaks the count, and goes back to the floor, where Moxley gouges his eyes. Taylor fights that off and he chokeslams Moxley through the table! Taylor talks that mad smack and we’re off for our first break of the evening.

    Taylor attempts to suffocate Moxley with the ring skirt and then drops the leg on him as we return. Moxley stumbles into the ring like a drunken bar patron, and Taylor squashes him in the corner. Taylor wants for Moxley to get up before crushing him in the opposite corner. Taylor talks that mad smack, he spins Moxley around, but Jon slaps him and flips him off lol. Taylor gets angry, and he eats the boot of Moxley and some strikes. Jon with a big boot, but Shane won’t go down. A second time, still nothing. Taylor with a clothesline, but Moxley comes back off the ropes with a lariat that floors Taylor!

    Moxley’s turn to charge Taylor in the corner. He mounts and punches, followed by another eye gouge and a good bite of the forehead. Moxley gets Taylor to the top rope, where he pounds on him and then gives him a good back scratch. Taylor headbutts Moxley twice, sending him crashing to the mat. Taylor with the big man splash, but Moxley kicks out at two. Taylor scoops up Moxley, but Jon sneaks out the back looking for the sleeper. Taylor rams him into the corner and clubs him with a left arm lariat.

    Taylor applies the dreaded chinlock, as Moxley gets to his feet looking to break the grip, but Taylor smacks him back down to one knee. Moxley’s strikes have little effect, but he still gets to his feet and wants to trade hands. CUTTER from out of nowhere, as Moxley rolls over Taylor and gets a two. Moxley goes right into the cross-arm breaker, but Taylor escapes and smashes Jon in the face with a knee strike. Taylor mounts Moxley and punches away, forcing Turner to admonish him. Pretty sure Taylor told him fuck you lol.

    This allows Moxley to pick the leg and then the ankle of Moxley, as he takes a page from Kyle O’Reilly’s playbook! Moxley lets go and powers up the Curb Stomp! The Bulldog Choke is applied, and Taylor taps out!
    WINNER: Jon Moxley (Still Champion)
    TIME: 13:15
    THOUGHTS: It was a good battle between two hard hitting guys, but nothing exciting.
    RATING: ***1/4

    Post-match, Taylor is a sore loser, and he smacks Moxley in the face with a forearm. Carlie Bravo is here, and he gives Shane his belt, and Taylor whips him with it. Garcia and Marina show up, but one by one, members of STP pick them off, as Taylor hits another big man splash to Moxley. STP take their leave, and Shafir and Garcia check on Moxley.

    Mercedes Mone vignette. We see her losing all of her titles that she once held. She sat back for six months and watched the Women’s Division get worse. So many wasted opportunities, but the CEO is back now, and she is going to take what is hers. She issues a warning to Hazuki.

    Don Callis is here with a very important announcement! You will want to hear this, because he is introducing the newest member of the Family, the best young superstar in the game, the one you look up to, the Jet, Kevin Knight!

    The Jet is here, and Callis embraces him in the ring. Knight thanks Callis for the warm introduction, and he sure knows how to make a Jet feel welcome in a weird ass two like Cincinnati. You should be upset with Darby Allin and not the Jet, because he let us all down. You should be mad at Speedball Mike Bailey for breaking up Jet Speed. But he knows that the fans aren’t mad at him hooking up with Callis and the Jet still being TNT Champion! FUCK DON CALLIS chants, and Knight says the bums in the back wrestle for stars, but the Jet is the biggest star and the biggest asset. That’s why they are linking up to make him Jet Two-Belts, and he’s doing it on his time. So, tonight, Maxwell Jacob Friedman, get your ass out here, because the Champ has something to say.

    But the Jet isn’t getting MJF, he’s getting Darby Allin! He enters the ring behind Knight, as Callis gets out of dodge and Allin smacks him with his skateboard! Allin grabs the mic and he says he hopes that New York was worth it, BITCH! He hits Knight with a Coffin Drop! Members of the DCF are here, but Allin has taken off and we see him run out of the arena.

    Excalibur tells us that Briscoe and PAC are coming up next!

    TONY KHAN is on the screen, as we see him talking to Mark Briscoe about something before the music hits and Mark makes his way out. Excalibur implies that this may have been Briscoe talking to Khan about a World Title shot, which does make total sense.

    Mark Briscoe vs. PAC

    Early lock-up at the bell, as both men struggle for control in the ropes. PAC feigns the clean break, he gives it AND he claps? Interesting. Another lock-up sees Briscoe take ring control, but PAC rolls through to escape. Briscoe retakes control and flips PAC to the mat. DEM BOYS chants, and we get another lock-up. Briscoe winds up the arm into a hammerlock, but PAC kips up with a flying Mare. PAC ducks, but Briscoe shoulders him to the mat. PAC springs up to his feet and gets in Mark’s face. They pie-face each other and then back off.

    PAC charges Briscoe, but Mark moves and he lays in the chops. PAC reverses a hammer throw, and he kicks Briscoe in the face. He goes to fly, but Briscoe re-enters the ring and he sends PAC to the floor. Briscoe with a baseball slide and a scoop slam on the floor. BANG BANG, says Briscoe, and he drops the Nestea Plunge! Briscoe does a primal scream and shakes the camera. He goes after PAC, but he ends up eating a brain buster into the chair at ringside! Damn! That’ll take us to the break!

    We get a strike battle in the ring as we return. PAC is good, but Briscoe proves that the power of Redneck Kung-Fu is too powerful! Big clothesline by Briscoe is followed by a corner charge and an Exploder. Briscoe winds up the arm and delivers another clothesline before sitting PAC On the top rope. Cross-arm Falcon Arrow from the top gets Mark a two. Briscoe with a vertical suplex before heading to the top, but PAC takes a page from Briscoe’s Conglomeration buddy Orange Cassidy and slowly rolls away.

    Briscoe walks over, and PAC snaps his neck over the top rope and kicks away at Briscoe. Mark won’t back down with his own big boot, but PAC sidesteps Briscoe and hits a snap German. Brain Buster, no, PAC runs into a boot from Briscoe, and he suplexes both himself and PAC to the floor. A-E-DUB chants, as Briscoe heads to the apron and he hits a Blockbuster to PAC!

    Briscoe returns PAC to the ring and gets a two on the pin. Briscoe once again going high risk, but his Froggy Bow meets the knees of PAC! PAC’s turn to go up top, but he jumps to avoid Briscoe, and he hits a corner belly-to-belly suplex! PAC tries the Black Arrow, but Mark gets the knees up! Mark grabs PAC and hits the Jay Driller to win this one!
    WINNER: Mark Briscoe
    TIME: 12:10
    THOUGHTS: Really good match between two awesome wrestlers. There was a good mix of brawling, technical work, and high-risk moves.
    RATING: ***3/4

    Post-match, Briscoe has the mic. Now, MJF, I challenged you for a shot at the title, and you said no because you are a bitch. But he wants to let you know that he has a direct path to a title shot. So, come out here so he can explain it to you.

    MJF’s music hits, and Excalibur says Mark will explain why next!

    COMMERCIALS!

    MJF still hasn’t appeared after the break, but finally we hear him from the crowd. He wants the people of the MAH-MAH-MIDWEST to know that they are on the Champ’s time, not Mark Briscoe time. He wants Briscoe to understand, for the millionth time, that the answer will be no. There is no one with more power than him in this company. There is a saying that a rising tide raises all the ships, and he is the company’s rising tide. If Briscoe came near the Triple B, you would be an anchor, and you shouldn’t boo him because he wants to ruin the title if he gets around it. He calls the Conglomeration stupid and he says friends are a liability (I’m sure Adam Cole agrees), and he says that he has money, and that money talks!

    We see three guys jump Briscoe in the ring, and it’s the Lethal Twist! Jay Lethal looks for the Lethal Injection, but Briscoe kicks him in the back and that allows Mark to attack all three men. Eventually he is overpowered again, and the rest of the Conglomeration is here to take out Lethal, Blake, and Lee!

    Briscoe has the mic, and he says that he has to explain something to him. He isn’t the boss; he is just an asshole. He talked to Tony Khan, and he said that they need a main event for Forbidden Door. He told Mark to get five friends, and MJF has to get five friends, and he told Mark that if his team won, then he would get a shot at the World Title! Oh, and that 12-man tag, it will take place in a Steel Cage!

    MJF is beside himself, and things get worse when Andrade El Idolo makes his entrance! He stares down MJF before making his way down the ramp to compete in the next match!

    Orange Cassidy vs. Andrade El Idolo

    Don Callis will join commentary for this match, and Excalibur grills him over liking Knight more than Andrade lol. Cassidy goes for the pockets, but Andrade drops behind him with a hammerlock. Both men trade reversals, but Cassidy over the back of Andrade with an arm drag. Irish whip from Cassidy, but Andrade settles into the ropes and it’s time to get TRANQUILLO! Cassidy again goes for the pockets, but Andrade is Tranquillo no more. Cassidy ends up zipping up the pockets on Andrade’s pants, causing Don to say we would have a riot if he took his pants off. Andrade takes them off, and the fans go wild!

    Without pants, Andrade wants Cassidy to try and do the pockets again. CASSIDY TAKES OFF HIS PANTS TO REVEAL ANOTHER PAIR OF PANTS! HOLY SHIT chants and damn, if anything deserves it, that was it! Andrade is mad and he charges Cassidy in the corner, but Cassidy scores with a Rana from the corner and another one from the mat, which sends Andrade to the floor. Cassidy goes to fly, but Andrade is back and he double legs Cassidy to the mat. Andrade goes to stomp on Cassidy’s nuts, but Cassidy escapes. Andrade ends up catapulting Cassidy into the corner, and he hits the floor as we hit the break.

    Cassidy looks to free himself from the clutches of Andrade as we return. This is a fruitless adventure, as Andrade takes Cassidy to the corner. Cassidy turns the tables when he bounces Andrade’s head from corner to corner. Cassidy to the top rope, elbow drop from the top! Cassidy looks for the DDT, but Andrade holds on to him and initiates the Three Amigo! EDDIE chants, but Cassidy reverses the third one with the Stun Dog Millionaire!

    Andrade ends up on the floor, and here comes Cassidy, but Andrade catches Cassidy out of the air and he finishes that Three Amigos! Andrade has found our baddy for tonight, and Callis says that’s another forty dollars. Andrade looks to re-enter the ring, but here comes Cassidy with the Tope Suicida! We see Cassidy looking where the Baddy was, and Lio Rush is here! Cassidy slowly approaches him, Rush takes the woman’s cell phone, and he gets a selfie with OC! Rush wants a selfie with Andrade now, which leads to this conversation:

    Rush: HE KNOWS!
    Andrade: HOW YOU KNOW?
    Rush: HE KNOWS!
    Andrade: HOW YOU KNOW?
    Rush: IT’s FINE!

    This allows Cassidy to hit a DDT to Andrade on the floor, but back in the ring, Andrade avoids a second one and he sends OC to the corner hard. Andrade loads up and he smashes Cassidy in the corner with the double knees! That’s good for a two. Andrade picks up Cassidy, but OC with a counter Rana for a two. Andrade charges in, but Cassidy with a self-defense Orange Punch!

    Both men are down as Bryce starts the count. THIS IS AWESOME chants, and that’s quite appropriate. Both men get to their knees, and Cassidy delivers the most devastating slaps and strikes known to humankind! Cassidy suckers Andrade in with a thrust kick and goes for the ropes. Andrade looks to cut him off, but Cassidy sends him to the ramp and dives from the top and plants him with a DDT.

    Back in the ring, and Cassidy heads to the top and he catches Andrade with another DDT for a two. Cassidy heads to the corner and he waits for Andrade to get to his feet. He charges in, but Andrade catches him with the rolling back elbow strike! Andrade with the DM and he wins it!
    WINNER: Andrade El Idolo
    TIME: 15:20
    THOUGHTS: Best match of the night so far. The crowd finally woke up, and both men left it all in the ring. Andrade winning keeps him white hot, and Cassidy is still protected because he’s, well, Orange Cassidy.
    RATING: ****1/4

    Post-match, Andrade has the mic. HOW YOU KNOW chants, and Andrade says Ohio, he has one question. Where is the love? HOW YOU KNOW?

    We got comments from Will Ospreay after his victory last week on Dynamite. He feels like he got hit by a truck thanks to Mark Davis, and he can’t believe he is saying this, but he has the Death Riders to thank for this. We see Alex Windsor run into the arms of Ospreay crying, as Will hugs her and tells her it will be okay. He shoves the camera away, understandably so.

    Thekla vignette. BITCHES, SHE IS DECLARING DEATH TO STARDOM!*

    *I am forced to report that Factually, this is inaccurate. You may recall that, on Saturday, Hazuki, who is from STARDOM, competed and was victorious over Persephone.

    COMMERCIALS!

    The Death Riders are in the back post-break. Moxley says that Shane Taylor could have swallowed his pride and walked away. Marina tells Trush that she will need a kendo stick and a steel pipe to stop her. Garcia says that they have people and so do the Death Riders, so on Collision, let’s do this. He hopes that Shane picked friends that will follow him, because he has officially entered Hell.

    Oh, hey, Skye Blue has a crown. That’s cool, and very hot.

    Women’s Owen Hart Quarterfinals Match: Skye Blue vs. Maya World

    Not only is World stepping in for Sareee, who isn’t medically cleared to compete, but she is competing with a heavy heart after losing her younger brother earlier this week.

    Blue has no compassion for Maya, as she kicks her to the mat and mocks her. Maya to her feet and she answers Skye’s strikes. Both ladies take turns doing the follow-in strike spots, Skye with a back elbow strike, but Maya with a leg lariat. World with a drive-by kick to the head of Skye, and she kisses her finger and points to the sky.

    Skye catches her on the rebound and she mounts and pounds Maya. Skye stalks Maya to the corner, where she kicks her and then chokes her out with her boot. Blue with a snap suplex into a cover for a two. Skye continues to taunt Maya, and she eats her strikes to deliver her own. Skye picks up Maya, but World escapes and she makes Skye eat both of her feet. Skye ends up on the ramp, where Blue catches her with a knee strike to the head. Draping neck breaker by Skye on the ramp as she looks into the camera and winks at us as we head out for the break.

    We return from break to see Skye pin Maya for another two. World fires back with kicks and a roll-through into a double stomp! Standing switches ensue, rising knee strike from Skye, but Maya with a German and the bridge for a two. World heads to the top, but Skye cuts her off and catches her head in the corner for some Cheeky (Heh) Nandos. Liger Bomb from Blue, but Maya is out at two.

    Skye tries another knee strike, but Maya catches it and hits a Fisherwoman’s Suplex for a two. Running knee strike from Maya and another two. Both ladies get to their feet and exchange forearms. The fans sound fairly split as Skye connects with a thrust kick. Maya with an arm drag and an Enziguri. Maya scores with a release German, but Skye rolls through and she hits a running knee strike!

    Both ladies are back to their feet, as Maya gets two roll-ups for near falls. Thrust kick by Blue into the CUTTER, but Maya again kicks out at two. Blue throws a temper tantrum but regroups and looks for the Code Blue, but Maya counters that with a bridging pin and she steals it!
    WINNER: Maya World
    TIME: 11:25
    THOUGHTS: This match was great as it were, but when you consider everything going into this match with Sareee having to be replaced, and with Maya losing her brother, it hits even more. Props to Maya winning this one.
    RATING: ****

    Video package for Zach Sabre Jr. He wants the best that AEW has to offer, and there is one man that he has not faced in America. He is calling out Kenny Omega for Forbidden Door, and he even throws in an REM reference with “What’s the Frequency Kenneth”, which I appreciate it.

    Yes, I know the origin is actually from something else entirely, but damn it, let me have this one!

    We see Swerve Strickland (With Nana) and Brody King getting ready in the back for the main event, coming up next!

    COMMERCIALS!

    Members of the Don Callis Family are in the back with Don himself. MJF approaches, and Kyle Fletcher wants to get in his face, but Callis backs him off. MJF says that Mark Briscoe has to find five friends and so does he to have this little fight. Callis implies that MJF treats him like a pimp, but MJF wipes out a briefcase full of money, and he changes his mind lol. MJF says that he will pick five of his guys, but he needs a week to mull it over. Kevin Knight offers himself up on the condition that, if they win, then he wants a shot at MJF and his World Title. MJF accepts this after calling Jet Mr. Third Person and they shake on it. Callis tells MJF that they will take care of Darby Allin and MJF takes off, as Callis says lets go spend this money. Andrade stops him and he wants to know if he will get a World Title shot. Callis says he guarentees it, and Excalibur says he is lying lol.

    The main event is upon us, as it is 9:55PM EST, which means we’re getting, at minimal, 15 minutes of overtime!

    AEW Owen Hart Men’s Tourney Semifinals Match: Swerve Strickland vs. Brody King

    FUCK ICE chants as the bell rings, and King takes Strickland from corner to corner with some big chops. Excalibur says the 12-man tag is official with Briscoe and MJF as Captains, as Strickland tries to drop King on the floor, but King tries to choke him out. King chucks Strickland into the ring post and then hits the CANNONBALL to the floor to Swerve!

    King takes Strickland around the ring with some thunderous chops. He sits Strickland in the chair, barks, and goes to smash him, but Prince Nana gets in the way! King throws him out of the way, but that allows Swerve the chance to hit the drop toehold to King into the chair. Strickland uses said chair to sit King into it, he heads to the apron, and he hits a Swerve Stomp from the apron through King and through the chair! That will take us to the break.

    King and Strickland are doing battle in the corner as we return. We see Nana hiding behind both men and he holds on to the leg of Strickland so he can’t take him to the mat. The top turnbuckle pad gets ripped off, and Strickland ends up kicking King’s face into the exposed corner. Strickland heads to the top and hits an avalanche Russian Leg Sweep. Strickland slides to the corner and he waits for King to come to. He takes off and he goes to strike King, but he misses. but Strickland doesn’t miss on the Swerve Stomp. He gets a two on the pin.

    King ends up on the floor, and Strickland bounces over the top rope and to the floor, but King goozles him and hits a Baldo Bomb to Strickland onto the announce desk! Nana yells at Aubrey to get them back in the ring, and when they get back in the ring, King gets a two. Both men to their feet, but Strickland’s strikes don’t do as much damage as King’s do. Ever resilient, Strickland gets back into King’s face with more strikes only to get floored by another one. Strickland connects with the House Call, but King murders Strickland with a lariat for a two!

    Both men are back to their feet, and King locks in the Sleeper. Strickland backs King into the corner with the exposed corner twice before throwing King into the corner headfirst. That causes King to leak like a faucet from his forehead. Strickland with the House Call, but King doesn’t go down. Strickland to the top rope, he asks WHOSE HOUSE and hits another House Call! The cover, but King kicks out at 2.8!

    Vertebreaker attempt by Strickland, but King throws him overhead and to the mat. King picks up Strickland and he smashes him into the corner with a DVD! King starts to BARK, but Nana is on the apron while Swerve has Aubrey distracted! He chokes out Nana and he STILL hits the CANNONBALL on Swerve! Piledriver from King, but Strickland kicks out at 2.9! Gonzo Bomb attempt, but Strickland escapes and King nearly runs over Aubrey. Nana hits King in the head, Strickland picks up King and hits the Vertebreaker, and Swerve is moving on to the Finals!
    WINNER: Swerve Strickland
    TIME: 15:00
    THOUGHTS: Their match at Revolution was bloody, violent, and epic, and while this match didn’t hit nearly the same, it still was pretty damn good. There has been a natural chemistry forming between these guys thanks to Swerve’s feud not just with King but with Bandido as well.
    RATING: ****

    Strickland and Nana celebrate his win as Excalibur runs down matches for Summer Blockbuster Collision, and with that, we are done!

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