AEW Dynamite Results April 12, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on April 12, 2022, from UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee, WI.

AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 AM IST.



The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TNT and FITE TV.

AEW Dynamite Results April 5, 2023

Darby Allin vs. Swerve Strickland w/Prince Nana and Brian Cage



Darby pulled off an immediate stunner that caught Swerve off guard, causing him to bail out of the ring. Darby didn't waste any time and hit a swift lope over the top rope, landing a senton on Swerve who was on the floor. But Swerve quickly recovered and countered with a leg sweep on the apron, slamming Darby's body into the ring apron followed by a knee strike.

Despite the attack from Swerve, Darby showed resilience and fought back, nailing a running back elbow. He slid in and out of the ring to break the referee's count. Swerve tried another leg sweep, this time dragging Darby across the ring steps, but Darby managed to get back into the ring. Swerve followed suit and scored a two-count on Darby.

Sammy Guevara and Tay Melo were seen watching the match backstage, keeping a close eye on the action. Swerve removed Darby's belt and whipped him with it, but Darby shook it off and charged into the corner, connecting with a strike. However, he missed a second attempt, and Swerve capitalized with a roundhouse kick for another near fall.



Swerve then resorted to choking Darby and hitting a switch kick for a two-count. But Darby fought back, biting Swerve's foot to break free and applying a kneebar submission. Swerve managed to reverse it briefly, but Darby regained control. They exchanged punches, and Swerve landed a German suplex. Jungle Boy was seen observing the match from ringside.

Darby stomped on Swerve's foot and went for another kneebar, but Swerve grabbed the ropes to break the hold. Swerve blocked Darby's attempt to climb to the top rope and hit a reverse rana, sending Darby to the floor. Darby quickly threw Swerve back into the ring and hit his signature Coffin Drop. However, Nana, Swerve's manager, put Swerve's foot on the ropes to break the pinfall.

Darby confronted Nana, but Brian Cage interfered, tripping Darby and ordering the Mogul Embassy to leave ringside. Darby recovered and hit a destroyer on Swerve for a close two-count. He followed up with a Last Supper maneuver and finally scored the pinfall victory.

WINNER: Darby Allin

TNT Championship: Powerhouse Hobbs w/QT Marshall,Aron Solow and the QTV Woman vs. Silas Young

Earlier today, footage was captured of Hobbs arriving at the arena in his sleek new car. As the match began, Hobbs wasted no time in asserting his dominance, delivering a devastating spine buster to his opponent. He followed up with a Torture Rack slam, showcasing his incredible strength and agility. With a confident pinfall, Hobbs secured a decisive victory. His impressive performance left no doubt about his formidable skills and unwavering determination. WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs

AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy vs. Buddy Matthews w/Julia Hart

Matthews whips Cassidy into the corner, but Cassidy counters with a spinning headscissors after a thrilling series of reversals. With his hands nonchalantly tucked in his pockets, Cassidy surprises Matthews with a dropkick and follows it up with an impressive tope to the outside. He throws Matthews back into the ring and lands a sharp DDT, showcasing his technical prowess. Despite writhing in pain from his injured hand, Cassidy still manages to connect with his signature Orange Punch, but Doc Samson is called to check on his injury. During the commercial break, a special message sends get-well wishes to Cory Strode, while Ol Uncle Rat Bastard is reported to be feeling under the weather.

As the action resumes, Matthews mercilessly targets Cassidy's injured hand, while Hart looks on with a sinister grin. Matthews delivers a barrage of punches, catching Cassidy off guard. Cassidy tries to send Matthews to the apron, but Matthews blocks a DDT attempt and counters with a knee strike. Cassidy responds with a Beach Break on the apron, leaving both men down. They manage to beat the count back into the ring at nine.

A fierce forearm exchange ensues, with both competitors giving it their all. Matthews delivers a side kick and a knee strike, targeting Cassidy's hand once again. Buddy stomps on the injured hand, mocking Cassidy. However, Cassidy refuses to back down and puts his hands in his pockets, surprising Matthews with a stundog. Cassidy follows it up with a kick, but Matthews retaliates with an elbow strike.

Cassidy manages to land another DDT off the ropes, and even takes the fight to the floor with a third DDT. He goes for a pinfall, but Matthews kicks out at two. Cassidy tries to land an Orange Punch once again, but Matthews blocks it and counters with a knee strike. Cassidy plays possum, but Matthews catches him with a curb stomp. However, Cassidy surprises Matthews with a roll-up and scores the pinfall, securing a hard-fought victory.

WINNER: Orange Cassidy

Jon Moxley and Claudio Castignoli vs. Michael Nakazawa and Brandon Cutler

Moxley and Castagnoli launched a surprise attack on their opponents, with Moxley driving a chair into Cutler's neck and Castagnoli repeatedly slamming Nakazawa into the apron, causing him to bleed profusely. Rick Knox had just started the match when Nakazawa crawled into the ring, throwing forearms with all his might before Castagnoli leveled him with a clothesline and followed it up with a Giant Swing. Castagnoli then applied the Sharpshooter, while a bloodied Cutler rolled into the ring, desperately trying to break it up.

Nakazawa managed to free himself from a piledriver with a backdrop, allowing Cutler to make a hot tag before Moxley bit at his face. Moxley delivered a devastating King Kong lariat, followed by his signature Death Rider move, as he and Castagnoli ruthlessly pummeled Nakazawa and Cutler. The match ended when Rick Knox called for the bell, declaring Moxley and Castagnoli the victors.

WINNERS: Jon Moxley and Claudio Castignoli

Moxley grabbed the mic and taunted The Elite and Don Callis, claiming they had glass jaws. Just then, Kenny Omega's music hit and he walked out from the back. With the attention of the BCC turned towards Omega, The Young Bucks made a surprise attack from behind, sparking a massive brawl. The Young Bucks laid out Moxley with their signature BTE Trigger move, while Omega slid in a toolbox and was about to strike Moxley with a weapon. However, Matt Jackson intervened, stopping Omega and instead handing him a screwdriver. Moxley defiantly spat in Matt's face, daring Omega to go through with it, but Castagnoli pulled him free, and the BCC retreated through the crowd.

Toni Storm & Ruby Soho (w/Saraya) Vs Riho & Skye Blue

At the sound of the bell, Soho and Storm wasted no time in launching an attack on their opponents. Blue fought back valiantly, using a head scissors and a well-executed low enzugiri to take down Storm. Soho and Riho both entered the ring, but Soho was quickly sent outside by Riho's assisted cross body to the floor.

The tide of the match turned during a commercial break, with Soho and Storm isolating Riho and keeping her on their side of the ring. However, Riho managed to counter a move called "Destination Unknown" into a roll-up pin for a near fall. Blue eventually made the tag and briefly ran wild, but failed to notice Storm's blind tag. Storm missed a hip attack in the ropes, allowing Blue to fight off all three members of The Outcasts while on the apron. Blue then executed a top rope cross body back inside the ring on Storm, but only managed to get a two-count.

The match briefly broke down with Riho hitting a cazadora double stomp on Soho, but then eating a thrust kick from Storm. Riho attempted a crucifix pin on Soho, but Blue intervened with a thrust kick of her own. Riho was sent outside the ring by Storm, who followed up with a German Suplex, Sweet Cheek Music, and finally, Storm Zero in succession on Blue, securing the victory.

WINNERS: Toni Storm & Ruby Soho

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