Full Breakdown
AEW Dynamite: September to Remember Highlights
9/18/2025, 12:40:31 PM
Key Matches and Events
On September 17, 2025, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) hosted a special three-hour edition of Dynamite titled "September to Remember" at Canada Life Place in London, Ontario, Canada. The event served as the go-home show for the upcoming All Out pay-per-view, featuring several key matches and storylines leading into the weekend.
The main event of the evening was the contract signing for the AEW World Championship match between Hangman Adam Page and Kyle Fletcher. Page insisted that Fletcher compete without the assistance of The Don Callis Family, a stipulation that Fletcher reluctantly accepted. During the signing, tensions escalated as Fletcher proclaimed himself the best wrestler in AEW and threatened to leave Page "bloody and unable to walk" after their match at All Out.
In another significant match, Jon Moxley faced Roderick Strong. Moxley secured a victory by submission, aided by interference from Wheeler Yuta, which allowed him to apply his finishing move, the Paradigm Shift. This match was pivotal as Moxley prepares for a Coffin Match against Darby Allin at All Out.
Tag Team Championship Qualifiers
The show also featured three qualifying matches for the AEW World Tag Team Championships. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) defeated the Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn) to secure their spot in the upcoming Fatal Four-Way Ladder Match at All Out. Hechicero and Josh Alexander also qualified by defeating Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin), while Kip Sabian and Killswitch faced JetSpeed (Mike Bailey and Kevin Knight) in another qualifier.
Prominent Storylines
The rivalry between Adam Copeland and Christian Cage against FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) intensified during a face-to-face segment. Copeland claimed that FTR's lack of spotlight was due to the fans' preference for him, while FTR vowed to ruin Copeland's career. This confrontation ended in chaos as both teams engaged in a brawl, highlighting the personal stakes involved.
Additionally, MJF confronted AEW President Tony Khan, demanding to be removed from his Tables and Tacks match against Mark Briscoe at All Out. Khan refused, leading to a heated exchange where MJF warned of potential consequences should another Briscoe be harmed.
Official Statements & Responses
During the contract signing, Page expressed his desire for a fair match, stating, "I want you to earn it." Conversely, Fletcher declared, "AEW doesn't need you anymore, Hangman," emphasizing his confidence in winning the title.
Criticism & Opposition
Some fans and analysts have criticized the reliance on interference in matches, particularly in Moxley's victory over Strong, suggesting it undermines the integrity of the competition. Others have expressed concern over the escalating violence in storylines, particularly with MJF's threats regarding the Briscoe family.
What's Next
As AEW heads into All Out, the outcomes of these matches and rivalries will shape the future of the promotion. The event promises to deliver high-stakes action, with the championship matches and personal feuds reaching their climax. Fans are eagerly anticipating how these storylines will unfold and impact the AEW landscape moving forward.
