AEW Dynamite June 24, 2026 Preview: Stacked Go-Home Show Before Forbidden Door
This Wednesday night, AEW heads to the Rio Rancho Events Center in New Mexico for a stacked Dynamite (and Collision taping) that serves as the final stop before Forbidden Door on June 28.
Expect high-stakes action, rivalries heating up, title defenses, and qualifier matches as the roster gears up for one of the biggest international crossovers of the year.
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6/23 Updates
AEW Dynamite June 24, 2026 Lineup
Promo Segment: We'll Hear From Team MJF and Team Briscoe
Just days before their massive 6-on-6 Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door—where a victory earns Mark Briscoe a shot at MJF’s AEW World Championship—both squads will address the fans.
Team MJF (including Okada, Andrade, and the Don Callis Family) rides high on momentum after forcing Roderick Strong to tap out in last week's chaotic 12-man tag.
Meanwhile, Team Briscoe (featuring Darby Allin, Konosuke Takeshita, and The Conglomeration) will lay out their final battle plan to survive the steel structure and punch Briscoe's ticket to the main event scene.
Swerve Strickland vs. Daniel Garcia
Swerve continues his momentum heading into the Owen Hart Cup Finals against Will Ospreay at Forbidden Door. Garcia, aligned with the Death Riders, has been vocal and physical lately. This should be a hard-hitting clash with potential interference.
Will Ospreay vs. ELP (El Phantasmo)
Ospreay faces a longtime NJPW rival in a tune-up match before his huge Owen Cup Finals showdown with Swerve. Expect technical brilliance, high-flying, and plenty of history-fueled intensity.
Jack Perry vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
Jungle Jack Perry challenged ZSJ after recent events, looking to test himself against the technical master (and TMDK leader) ahead of Sabre’s Forbidden Door match with Kenny Omega. This technical vs. brawling style matchup could steal the show.
Tag Team Action: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. T.M.D.K. (Bad Dude Tito & Mikey Nicholls)
The Elite’s top duo takes on TMDK representatives in a strong tag match. With Forbidden Door looming, this builds momentum for both sides.
Trios Match: The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta) vs. Místico & Brodido (Brody King & Bandido)
Moxley’s faction faces a high-flying, hard-hitting trio including CMLL’s Místico. This promises chaos and could have major implications for post-Forbidden Door storylines.
Survival of the Fittest Qualifying Matches (Women’s Division): Queen Aminata vs. Red Velvet……also……..Harley Cameron vs. Marina Shafir
These qualifiers feed into a bigger tournament picture, likely tied to future title opportunities (TBS Championship scene). Expect athletic showcases and rising-star spotlights.
AEW International Championship Match: Konosuke Takeshita [c] vs. Ricochet
Takeshita puts the gold on the line against the ultra-athletic Ricochet in what should be an explosive, high-spot main-event contender. Ricochet’s speed vs. Takeshita’s power makes this a must-see.
AEW Predictions
Zack Sabre Jr. defeats Jack Perry
AEW International Title Match: Konosuke Takeshita (c) defeats Ricochet
AEW TBS Title Survival Of The Fittest Qualifying Match: Queen Aminata defeats Red Velvet Post-Match Anna Jay and Tay Conti betrays Red Velvet.
Will Ospreay defeats El Phantasmo Post-Match Jado rejected El Phantasmo and then uses the brass knuckles on El Phantasmo to end his AEW run.
AEW TBS Title Survival Of The Fittest Qualifying Match: Marina Shafir defeats Willow Nightingale Post-Match Triangle Of Madness surrounded Willow Nightingale and then Harley Cameron uses a steel chair and then Harley Cameron betrays Willow Nightingale to join Triangle Of Madness.
The Young Bucks defeats TMDK
Death Riders defeats Brodido Post-Match Brody King betrays Bandido to align with The Don Callis Family with the help of Kevin Knight.
Swerve Strickland defeats Daniel Garcia Post-Match The Don Callis Family surrounds Daniel Garcia and Swerve Strickland and then Will Ospreay saves Daniel Garcia and Swerve Strickland with the chair as a equalizer
AEW Dynamite is All Elite Wrestling’s flagship weekly show, delivering high-flying action, intense rivalries, and top-tier matches with the AEW roster.
The show airs live every Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on TBS (cable) and streams simultaneously/on-demand on Max in the U.S. New episodes highlight major storylines and title bouts.
