Watch AEW Dynamite 12/20/23 20th December 2023 Live Online

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Quick Results Recap:

Continental Classic Gold League:

• Swerve Strickland def. RUSH (12-6)
• Mark Briscoe def. Jay Lethal (3-0)
• Jay White def. Jon Moxley (12-9) – White advances to semi-finals with Strickland and Moxley.

Other Matches:

• Riho def. Saraya to become #1 contender for the AEW Women’s Championship
• Roderick Strong def. Komander
• MJF addressed the crowd, Wardlow interrupted with a video challenge

Memorable Moments:

• Riho’s stunning victory over Saraya, solidifying her place as a top contender.
• Roderick Strong’s cryptic accusation of MJF being the Devil, adding a layer of intrigue to the ongoing storyline.
• Wardlow’s thunderous challenge to MJF, setting the stage for a future epic clash.
• Jon Moxley’s valiant effort in the Continental Classic main event, despite falling short.

Next Week’s Dynamite:

• Continental Classic Gold League Semi-Finals: Jay White vs. Swerve Strickland and Jon Moxley vs. ???
• Fallout from MJF and Wardlow’s war of words
• More developments in the Riho vs. Britt Baker championship build-up

AEW Dynamite Holiday Bash: A Feast of Furious Fists and Fallen Angels

The air crackled with holiday cheer and something far more potent – a volatile cocktail of adrenaline and animosity – as the AEW faithful packed the arena for a Dynamite Holiday Bash unlike any other. This wasn’t your grandma’s eggnog-fueled gathering, but a gladiatorial spectacle where mistletoe was traded for piledrivers, and the only carols sung were the battle cries of champions and challengers.

Chaos in the Continental Classic:

The main course was a four-course smorgasbord of Continental Classic Gold League action, each bite more delicious and deadly than the last. Swerve Strickland and RUSH kicked things off with a lucha libre fiesta that left the crowd breathless. Swerve’s acrobatic assault was met with RUSH’s thunderous power, culminating in a breathtaking House Call and Swerve Stomp for the victory, solidifying his place as a top contender.

Next, the ROH-flavored clash between Mark Briscoe and Jay Lethal unfolded like a forgotten chapter from a Sergio Leone spaghetti western. Every chop and clothesline resonated like a gunshot in the canyon of silence that gripped the audience before erupting into cheers as Briscoe, fueled by grit and a touch of brotherly love, pinned Lethal with a Code of Honor-approved roll-up.

Riho’s Triumphant Ascent:

The women then took center stage, with the electrifying Riho and the eternally captivating Saraya battling for a shot at the AEW Women’s World Championship. The match was a masterclass in contrasting styles, Riho’s lightning-fast strikes juxtaposed against Saraya’s technical prowess. But in the end, it was Riho’s relentless aerial assault and unyielding spirit that earned her the victory, the crowd erupting in a deafening roar as the diminutive dynamo cemented her place as a force to be reckoned with.

Roderick Strong’s Cryptic Crusade:

The undercard was no less thrilling, with Roderick Strong putting on a display of technical brilliance against the masked luchador Komander. Strong’s methodical, surgical strikes contrasted beautifully with Komander’s high-flying acrobatics, culminating in Strong’s emphatic Stronghold submission. However, the post-match interview stole the show. With his neck brace back firmly in place, Strong addressed his friend, the absent Samoa Joe, with a chilling message: “The Devil is MJF. Listen to me, Joe. Hangman wasn’t taken out for calling him weak. He was silenced for speaking the truth.” Was this the paranoia of a man haunted by past demons, or the chilling whisper of a prophetic truth? Only time will tell.

MJF and the Devil’s Dance:

Speaking of the devil, MJF himself entered the fray, his entrance a venomous cascade of insults and self-aggrandizement. His words, laced with barbed wire and dipped in arsenic, were a masterclass in villainous mic work, leaving the crowd simmering with a potent mix of fury and grudging admiration. But before the self-proclaimed Salt of the Earth could bask in his own brilliance, Wardlow‘s thunderous roar echoed through the arena. The looming shadow of the War Dog promised a future reckoning, a clash that could redefine the very landscape of AEW.

Pandemonium in the Main Event:

The main event, the final course in this holiday feast of fury, was a three-way Continental Classic showdown between Jon Moxley, Jay White, and Swerve Strickland. It was a war of attrition, a ballet of barbed wire and broken bones, where every move felt like a desperate gamble for survival. Moxley, battered and bruised, fought like a cornered wolverine, his crimson-stained face a testament to his unwavering will. White, the cunning predator, stalked his prey, his every strike calculated and merciless. And Strickland, the opportunist, weaved through the chaos like a phantom, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

In the end, it was White, the Switchblade, who emerged victorious. He utilized his cunning to exploit Moxley’s weakened knee and capitalized on a distraction from Swerve to snatch the pin. But the celebration was short-lived. As White gloated, Swerve, fueled by a simmering rage, attacked the victor, leaving both men sprawled on the canvas in a tangled mess of limbs and fury.

The Fallout and the Feast to Come:

The Holiday Bash ended not with a bang, but with a lingering sense of unease. The Continental Classic is heating up, alliances are shifting, and the shadow of the Devil looms large. Wardlow’s war with MJF is on the horizon, and Riho’s quest for the Women’s Championship promises to be nothing short of electrifying.As

the confetti settled and the holiday tunes resumed, a sense of anticipation hung heavy in the air. Was this merely the appetizer for a main course of chaos to come? The whispers amongst the fans hinted at darker chapters yet to unfold.

The Devil’s Advocate:

Roderick Strong’s cryptic words about MJF being the Devil resonated long after the cameras went dark. Could the flamboyant champion truly be harboring such malice? Or was Strong, haunted by past betrayals, succumbing to paranoia? The seeds of doubt were sown, blossoming into a web of intrigue that threatened to engulf the entire roster.

Wardlow’s War Cry:

Meanwhile, Wardlow’s thunderous challenge to MJF reverberated through the wrestling world. The War Dog, a force of nature fueled by righteous fury, promised to bring the Salt of the Earth to his knees. This clash wasn’t just a personal vendetta; it was a battle for the soul of AEW, a clash between ruthless ambition and unwavering loyalty. Every slam, every suplex, would carry the weight of a revolution, the fans holding their breath in anticipation of the inevitable brawl.

Riho’s Ascent to Glory:

The diminutive dynamo, Riho, stood tall among the giants, her victory over Saraya a testament to her relentless spirit. Her sights were now set on the Women’s Championship, a title within tantalizing reach. But the road ahead was fraught with perils. Britt Baker, the ruthless champion, loomed large, her surgically enhanced arsenal primed for battle. Would Riho’s aerial artistry be enough to dethrone the Queen of Harts? Or would Britt reign supreme, her crown of thorns a symbol of dominance?

Shadows in the Spotlight:

Beyond the marquee matchups, shadows danced in the periphery. The masked luchador, Komander, whose agility masked a hidden agenda. The brooding Eddie Kingston, his eyes burning with unshed tears, harboring a grudge simmering just below the surface. And the ever-present whispers of the Dark Order, their cryptic messages hinting at a grander scheme, a puppet master pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Holiday Hangover or Harbinger of Chaos?

The AEW Holiday Bash wasn’t just a festive celebration; it was a glimpse into the dark underbelly of professional wrestling, a world where ambition and betrayal tangoed under the flickering neon lights. As the calendar pages turn and the new year dawns, the questions linger: who will emerge victorious in the Continental Classic? Will Wardlow dethrone the Devil? Can Riho claim the ultimate prize? And when the masks fall, will the darkness lurking beneath consume the light?

The answers, my friends, will unfold in the weeks and months to come. The feast of fury is far from over, and the next course promises to be even more delectable…and dangerous. So buckle up, tighten your seatbelts, and prepare to witness the spectacle as AEW hurtles towards a future brimming with uncertainty and breathtaking action.

This is not the end of the story, but a cliffhanger, a call to arms for the fans to tune in, to engage, and to revel in the unpredictable chaos that only AEW can deliver.

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