AEW Dynamite Notes: Results, Continental Classic Standings, Revolution 2024 Date & Location Revealed, Two New Matches Set for Dec. 6th Dynamite

AEW
Nov 29, 2023

AEW Dynamite Results – Nov. 29, 2023

November 29, 2023
Minneapolis, MN – Target Center
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Taz

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW Continental Classic Gold League match – Jon Moxley defeated Jay Lethal via Rear Naked Choke (submission)
  2. AEW Continental Classic Gold League match – RUSH defeated Mark Briscoe via Bulls Horn (pinfall)
  3. Wardlow defeated AR Fox via Powerbomb (ref stoppage)
  4. Top Flight (Dante & Darius Martin) & Action Andretti defeated The Hardys (Matt & Jeff Hardy) & Brother Zay via Spinning Side Slam (pinfall)
  5. TBS Championship House Rules No Submissions match – Julia Hart (c) defeated Emi Sakura via Moonsault (pinfall)
  6. AEW Continental Classic Gold League match – Swerve Strickland defeated Jay White via Roll-up (pinfall)

Updated AEW Continental Classic Standings & Results

Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite show featured three more group stage matches for AEW’s ongoing Continental Classic tournament, all for the Gold League.

The first Gold League match was Jon Moxley defeating Jay Lethal.

The finish to this match involved Lethal attempting a Lethal Injection only for Moxley to collapse to the ground causing Lethal to stop and attempted another Lethal Injection only for Moxley to reveal it was just a ruse by him and hit a Paradigm Shift. Moxley then hit a King Kong Lariat and followed it with a piledriver for a nearfall. After Lethal kicked out of the pin, Moxley quickly applied a rear naked choke and hooked in a grapevine for the submission victory to give him 3 points.

The second Gold League match was RUSH defeating Mark Briscoe.

The finish to this match involved Briscoe hitting a Froggy Bow to RUSH for the nearfall and followed it with a Jay Driller sending RUSH into the corner. Briscoe then went for a running attacking only for RUSH to catch him and hit an overhead suplex into the corner. RUSH then hit a Bulls Horn for the pinfall victory to earn himself 3 points.

The third Gold League match was Swerve Strickland defeating Jay White.

The finish to this match involved Strickland hitting a Swerve Stomp to White for a nearfall. Strickland grabbed White back up only for White to hit a flash Bladerunner to Strickland, who rolled out of the ring to avoid the pinfall. After some more action, White hit a Sleeper Suplex to Strickland but before he could try to pin Strickland or do another move, Strickland rolled up White for the pinfall victory to earn himself 3 points and be tied up with Moxley in first place in the Gold League.

AEW Continental Classic Standings (as of Nov. 29):

Blue League:

  • Claudio Castagnoli – 3 points (1-0)
  • Brody King – 3 points (1-0)
  • Bryan Danielson – 0 points (0-0)
  • Andrade El Idolo – 0 points (0-0)
  • Daniel Garcia – 0 points (0-1)
  • Eddie Kingston – 0 points (0-1)

Gold League:

  • Jon Moxley – 6 points (2-0)
  • Swerve Strickland – 6 points (2-0)
  • Jay White – 3 points (1-1)
  • RUSH – 3 points (1-1)
  • Mark Briscoe – 0 points (0-2)
  • Jay Lethal – 0 points (0-2)

Full match results for Continental Classic 2023 tournament:

November 22nd (Gold League) – Chicago, IL:

  • Swerve Strickland defeated Jay Lethal
  • Jay White defeated RUSH
  • Jon Moxley defeated Jay Briscoe

November 25th (Blue League) – Pittsburgh, PA:

  • Claudio Castagnoli defeated Daniel Garcia
  • Brody King defeated Eddie Kingston

November 29th (Gold League) – Minneapolis, MN:

  • Jon Moxley defeated Jay Lethal
  • RUSH defeated Mark Briscoe
  • Swerve Strickland defeated Jay White

Date & Location Announced for AEW Revolution 2024

Wednesday’s Dynamite show also featured the official announcement of next year’s Revolution event taking place on March 3, 2024 at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina.

This announcement was made during a backstage interview segment involving Sting and Ric Flair. AEW backstage interviewer Tony Schiavone revealed that Sting’s final match of his career at AEW Revolution 2024 will be taking place at the same location Sting had his memorable match against Flair in 1988 at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro. Sting and Flair then came out and Sting reflected about all the good memories he has of that place and his match against Flair. Flair responded praising and respecting Sting for all the effort he put in that night for their match and all the years he has been in the business. Flair also stated that he is honored to be part of such a big moment for his friend Sting.

New Matches Announced for December 6th Dynamite Show

Wednesday’s Dynamite show also featured two new matches officially announced for next week’s Dynamite show on December 6th in Montreal, Canada.

The first new match announced is a tag team match of MJF & Samoa Joe vs. AEW Devil mystery team.

This match was setup following an in-ring segment involving MJF, Samoa Joe, and the AEW Devil’s mystery masked men. Following MJF giving a promo talking about his upcoming match against Joe, the lights went out and started to flicker. During this time, several mystery masked men ran into teh ring and started attacking MJF, who were revealed to be the AEW Devil’s goons when the lights came back on. Joe ran out to save MJF and chased away the mystery men. A video then played on the big screen featuring a message from the AEW Devil taunting MJF and issuing a challange for a tag team match next week against a mystery team from his side. MJF gave a heated response accepting the challenge while Joe looked a bit puzzled since MJF didn’t ask him first if he wanted to be involved.

The second new match announced is a TNT Championship match of Adam Copeland vs. Christian Cage (c).

This match was initially setup during last week’s show following Copeland attacking Killswitch and injuring him. In a follow-up segment, Copeland issued a challenge to Cage for his belt at the December 6th Dynamite show in Montreal.

During tonight’s show, Cage gave an in-ring promo surrounded by security and called out for Copeland to join him in the ring. After a lengthy delay, Copeland came out and told Cage to get rid of the security if he wanted to have a talk, which Cage did. Cage then proceeded to try to weasel his way out of the match by invoking Copeland’s deceased parents and them being like brothers while growing up. Cage also stated that Copeland’s late mother would have wanted them to reunite one more time as a team and forget about their TNT title match. Copeland responded by kicking Cage in the family jewels and promised to take the TNT title from Cage next week. Before Copeland left he told Cage to “Go F**k Yourself” in reference to Cage’s earlier rejection of Copeland wanting to reunite as a tag team.

Current card for December 6th Dynamite show:

  • TNT Championship – Adam Copeland vs. Christian Cage (c)
  • MJF & Samoa Joe vs. AEW Devil mystery team
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