winter is Coming!

AEW Dynamite returns with their annual “Winter is Coming” themed episode of the show, live tonight at 8/7c on TBS and HBO Max from Atlanta, GA.

On tap for tonight’s AEW Dynamite: Winter Is Coming is the first-ever AEW Women’s Tag-Team Championship match,two more bouts in the ongoing AEW Continental Classic,a featured tag-team contest and an AEW World Championship main event.

The following are complete AEW Dynamite: Winter Is Coming results from Wednesday, December 10, 2025. The report was written by rajah.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 8-10pm EST. on TBS and HBO Max.

AEW DYNAMITE: WINTER IS COMING RESULTS

The show kicks off inside the arena with Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Bryan Danielson welcoming us to the show.

AEW Women’s World Tag-Team Championship
Timeless Love Bombs vs. Babes Of Wrath

We head right down to the ring, where “The Dapper Yapper” Justin Roberts begins the ring introductions for the two sets of challengers that will be competing in the match to crown the first-ever AEW Women’s World Tag-Team Champions.

out first comes the Timeless Love Bombs duo of ‘Timeless’ toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa. After they settle in the ring, their opponents, The Babes of Wrath team of Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron come out. Referee Aubrey Edwards holds up the women’s tag titles.

The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this high stakes opener. Shirakawa and Cameron kick things off for their respective teams at the onset. Mina dodges a running lariat with a shimmy, but Cameron grabs her with a side headlock.

Shirakawa breaks free, only for Harley to take her back down. Cameron hits the ropes now,landing a Sling Blade on Mina before tagging in Willow Nightingale. Tag made to Toni Storm as well, the crowd chanting for both women as they go at it.

We see an exchange of strikes end with Harley trying to break things up, and chaos ensues as all four women go at it. This comes to an end with the Timeless Love Bombs being sent to the outside, before Cameron grabs them to set up for a senton bomb by Nightingale.

Tag made back in the ring,and Cameron takes Storm down for a two count. She sends storm to the ropes, but Toni stops her in her tracks before tagging in Mina. Mina lands a suplex and a quick tag back to Storm, who follows suit before tagging in Mina.She then helps her take over on offense against Cameron. This doesn’t last long, though, as Harley breaks free of a waist-lock, landing a back suplex before making the tag back to Nightingale, who goes to work on both Storm and Mina with chops.

Nightingale follows up by hitting the ropes for a lariat before sending Storm to the outside with a pounce. She then plays to the crowd as the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as this women’s tag-team title tilt continues.

When the show returns, we see Harley get away from Mina for a tag to Nightingale, only for Mina to land a DDT off the ropes. Tags made to Storm and Cameron, the two going at it until Toni takes control for a tag back to mina. She goes for a figure four on Cameron, taking an approaching Willow down with a DDT.

She then goes back for the leglock on Harley. Cameron reverses the pressure before Storm comes in to turn that back around, leading to Willow getting involv

Collision Recap: Chaos, Confrontations, and a TNT Title Showdown

Perry found himself overwhelmed by the Don Callis Family, mirroring an earlier struggle, before Luchasaurus arrived to a roaring crowd. The Young Bucks quickly joined the fray, evening the odds with a pair of chairs and driving Okada from the ring, forcing the Family to retreat.

Eddie Kingston’s Message to Samoa Joe

Backstage, Eddie Kingston reflected on the 50th anniversary of Terry Funk’s first world title win, expressing his desire to make Funk proud before refocusing on his upcoming World Title match against Samoa Joe.

Mark Briscoe Confronted by Daniel Garcia

Tony Schiavone introduced the new TNT Champion, Mark Briscoe, to a supportive crowd. Briscoe addressed his upcoming defense against Daniel Garcia, playfully responding to his detractors. Though, his celebration was interrupted by Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, and Stokely Hathaway, who approached ringside. Garcia attempted to undermine Briscoe,claiming he felt pity for the champion and predicting a broken leg after he reclaims the TNT Title. Briscoe challenged Garcia to a fight then and there, leading to a slap and a swift counter-attack, before the Death Riders intervened. Backstage, the Triangle of Madness caused trouble until Kris Statlander intervened with a steel chair.

tornado Tag Match: Powerhouse Hobbs & Katsuyori Shibata vs. Hangman Page & Swerve strickland

The match began with a chaotic brawl before even reaching the ring. Katsuyori Shibata and Powerhouse Hobbs, accompanied by The Opps Dojo students, faced off against Hangman page and Swerve Strickland. The Opps attempted to intercept Page and Strickland as they made their way to the ring, sparking a wild brawl. After a commercial break, the match officially began with Hobbs and Shibata dominating page with double-team maneuvers, including a devastating double suplex. shibata cornered Page, preparing for further assault.

Bailey vs. Fletcher: A Detailed Match Report

this report details the action from a recent professional wrestling match between Bailey and Fletcher, highlighting key moments, near falls, and the overall flow of the contest. The match showcased a blend of high-flying maneuvers, impactful strikes, and strategic ring work from both competitors.

Match Overview

The match began with a fast-paced exchange, with both Bailey and Fletcher demonstrating their athleticism and striking abilities. Fletcher initially gained the upper hand, utilizing a series of kicks and quick combinations. Bailey, known for his resilience and innovative offense, quickly responded, turning the tide with a series of impactful maneuvers.

Early Exchanges and Fletcher’s Offense

Fletcher started strong, landing several critically important strikes. He attempted a backflip knee drop, resulting in a near fall – a two-count – indicating Bailey’s ability to kick out at the last moment. A roundhouse kick also yielded a two-count, demonstrating Fletcher’s offensive pressure. He continued to target Bailey with a big kick, but Bailey again managed to survive.

Bailey’s Comeback and Ultimate Weapon

Bailey attempted to regain control, heading to the corner but meeting a thrust kick from Fletcher. Bailey countered with a couple of kicks of his own. He then positioned himself in the corner, executing his signature move, “Ultimate Weapon,” from the ropes. This maneuver nearly secured the victory, resulting in another close two-count. Fletcher strategically rolled out of the ring to avoid further offense.

Apron Action and Continued Struggle

Bailey pursued Fletcher, attempting another “Ultimate Weapon” from the apron. Fletcher skillfully dodged the attack, slamming Bailey onto the apron before bringing him back into the ring for a running kick. This sequence highlighted Fletcher’s agility and tactical awareness. The match continued with a back-and-forth exchange, with both wrestlers showcasing their determination to secure the win.

Key Takeaways

• both Bailey and Fletcher demonstrated a high level of athleticism and wrestling skill.
• The match featured several near falls, keeping the audience engaged and uncertain of the outcome.
• Fletcher’s strategic use of the ring and quick strikes proved effective.
• Bailey’s resilience and signature move, “Ultimate Weapon,” were key components of his offense.

The match between Bailey and Fletcher was a compelling display of professional wrestling,characterized by exciting action and a competitive spirit.Future encounters between these two athletes are sure to be highly anticipated.