AEW Dynamite Results (Nov. 4, 2026) For Blood And Guts

Wednesday night marked the latest installment of Blood and Guts on AEW Dynamite, an event that has become an annual staple for the company. This year’s edition took place in Jacksonville, Florida, with Full Gear also approaching and storylines continuing to build toward the pay-per-view.

Blood and Guts matches were the only bouts on the card, and appropriately so. There were backstage segments and a few developments on the stage in between, but the focus remained on the action inside the two rings surrounded by a gigantic steel cage.

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So what happened at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena? Let’s take a look:

• Backstage, Don Callis says there’s risk for his team at Blood and Guts, but much more for their opponents. He promises they’ll win the match and inflict damage heading into Full Gear. Kyle Fletcher declares himself the next AEW World Champion and says Callis has built the family in his own image, fostering healthy competition. Fletcher vows to lead the family to victory and capture the title at Full Gear. Callis says the opposing team talks about passion and honor, but his family lives by titles, money and family. Kazuchika Okada echoes the final sentiment to close the segment.

• Backstage, Mick Foley interviews the babyface team. Will Ospreay says they need to worry about what happens both inside and outside the cage. The Young Bucks say they know what Davis and Doyle are capable of and how crazy they can be. Darby Allin says no amount of training can prepare someone for Blood and Guts, while Steven Borden vows to take out the Don Callis Family. Ospreay warns Fletcher against looking too far ahead. Adam Copeland says he’s wearing the same gear he wore for his match against Foley. He understands the toll these matches can take and admits he’s apprehensive about what lies ahead for the team.

• Dean Malenko narrates a video package highlighting the Blood and Guts match.

• Women’s Blood & Guts Match
  Queen Aminata, Willow Nightingale, Wrathlander (Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron), The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) def. Triangle of Madness (Thekla, Julia Hart and Skye Blue), Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) and Persephone by submission.

  • The heels had the advantage to open the match.

  • Megan Bayne’s head was busted open minutes into the match.

  • Kris Statlander was hit over the head by a light tube by Skye Blue.

  • Skye Blue had barbed wire stuck on her that the referee eventually had to get off of her.

  • Somehow, more vicious and gory than last year’s women’s match.

  • Bayne and Lena Kross powerbombed Kris Statlander into the gap between the ring and the cage.

  • Persephone jumped off an elevated part of the cage to put Queen Aminata through a table.

  • Statlander forced Julia Hart to submit for the win.

• A video package hypes Andrade El Idolo vs. Tommaso Ciampa for the AEW National Championship, set to take place on Collision.

• Backstage, El Idolo says he had something to prove when he arrived in AEW. He says the fans believe in him, and now he’s fighting for something bigger as he looks down at his AEW World Championship contract. He calls winning the National Championship one of the biggest honors of his career.

• Backstage, Austin Creed asks Swerve Strickland why he attacked Bandido. Strickland says Bandido has pinned all three of them, so he had to do something. Creed reminds Strickland that they’re supposed to be a team and should have discussed it first, but Strickland insists he had to do whatever was necessary.

  Cameras then cut to Kofi, who is trapped in a doorway by Bandido. Bandido begins brawling with Strickland backstage before the fight spills into the arena. Bandido removes part of the stage to use as a weapon against Strickland, but Creed makes the save and begins fighting Bandido. Prince Nana then prevents Creed from being press-slammed through a table.

  Adam Page and Brody King rush into the arena to break up the brawl. Bandido says Strickland took his mask and his honor, and now he’ll take his life. Page warns that they can’t give Strickland what he wants, but Bandido insists on a Texas Death Match. Page eventually agrees as Strickland and The New Level look on.

• A video recaps The Cut’s attack on The Death Riders on Collision.

• Backstage, Kyle O’Reilly starts calling out The Cut until Jon Moxley interrupts. Moxley says he’s shared plenty with The Conglomeration and in a certain sense he knows them better than anyone needs and needs people he can trust to stand in the fire. He says The Cut is motivated and serious. Moxley says he doesn’t need anything from anyone, but he’s asking for help from The Conglomeration. He says Jay White owes a debt, and he’s offering The Conglomeration the pleasure of the one to collect it and slides a fork toward them.

• In the arena, Renee Paquette welcomes Mercedes Moné, who tells Paquette to leave the ring and demands that Marina Shafir come out. Shafir obliges, and Moné says no one was paying attention to her until she became Jon Moxley’s little “b*tch.”

  Shafir challenges Moné to step inside the cage and fight her right now. She says she respects everything Moné has accomplished but doesn’t respect what she’s become. Shafir says that somewhere along the way, Moné forgot what it meant to be afraid. She recalls Moné slapping her three times and says she saw something in her eyes. Moné wasn’t trying to hurt Shafir, but rather convince herself that she could. Shafir then mocks the way Moné slapped her.

  Moné slaps Shafir again, and when Shafir attempts to counter with a kick, Moné strikes her with the AEW Women’s World Championship and locks in the Statementmaker until referees break it up.

• A video shows Nick Wayne walks the streets of Miami like a Twitch streamer bragging that he defeated Chris Jericho.

• Wayne appears in the crowd. He says he’ll be boarding the Chris Jericho cruise ship this weekend and reiterates that he beat Jericho.

• Men’s Blood & Guts Match
  The Don Callis Family (Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher, Wardlow, Kevin Knight, Mark Davis, and Jake Doyle) def. Will Ospreay, Adam Copeland, Darby Allin, Steven Borden, and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) by surrender.

  • Kyle Fletcher and Darby Allin began the match.

  • Kevin Knight threw a trash can that accidentally struck Fletcher in the face.

  • Steven Borden made his first in-ring appearance since suffering a head injury at All Out.

  • Kazuchika Okada used a leaf blower to clear thumbtacks from the ring.

  • Fletcher and Will Ospreay had a standoff before battling ahead of their world title match at Full Gear, offering a preview of what fans can expect from their upcoming encounter.

  • A backpack exploded in Wardlow’s face.

  • The Young Bucks superkicked an explosive-rigged chair into Okada’s face.

  • The Young Bucks wore shoes covered in thumbtacks to superkick Davis and Doyle.

  • Allin climbed out of the cage after Don Callis provoked him. Wardlow then broke off the cage door and threw it at Allin’s head.

  • Adam Copeland speared Okada through a table.

  • The heels chained Copeland to the cage by his neck.

  • Copeland surrendered just before Fletcher could strike Ospreay with a screwdriver.

  • After the match, Wardlow threw Allin off the top of the cage through two sets of tables.

This article was originally published on Forbes.com