🔥 Elite Heat – AEW Dynamite Fallout from Grand Slam Australia

Swerve vs. Omega. Hangman vs. MJF. Thunder Rosa Returns. Revolution Takes Shape.

Dug flies solo this week to break down AEW Dynamite coming off Grand Slam: Australia and the road to Revolution is officially on fire.

This episode covers a stacked night featuring a brutal main event between Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland, heated words between Hangman Adam Page and MJF, a hard-hitting women’s four-way for the TBS Title, and the return of Thunder Rosa.

Not everything was 100 miles per hour—but when it hit? It HIT.

💥 Main Event: Omega vs. Swerve Was Violent Art

If you’re looking for Match of the Night, stop scrolling.

• Avalanche Snapdragons.
• V-Triggers flying.
• Aubrey Edwards eating one of them like a champ.
• Swerve hanging Omega with a chain and planting him through the announce table.

Swerve gets the win after chaos, ref bumps, and pure brutality—and might have fully embraced his most dangerous version yet.

Chef’s kiss.

🤠 Hangman vs. MJF – Stipulation Madness Incoming

The war of words escalated fast.

MJF mocked Hangman’s past title failures. Hangman fired back—and then dropped a bomb:

Texas Death Match is on the table. Revolution just got personal.

👑 TBS Championship Four-Way

Willow Nightingale defended against Marina Shafir, Megan Bayne, and Mina Shirakawa in one of the better women’s TV matches in recent memory.

• Big power spots
• Double lung blower from Willow
• Hard-hitting showdown moments

Willow retains and continues to look like a star.

🧨 Other Key Fallout Moments

• Jon Moxley defeats Mark Davis in a gritty opener (and yes… blood was involved).
• FTR and The Young Bucks set up yet another Revolution classic.
• Orange Cassidy & Ishii vs. Kidd & Connors delivers more than expected.
• The Don Callis Family chaos continues.
• Will Ospreay teases his return.
• Thunder Rosa is back… but the Statlander dynamic feels a little off. We’ll see where that goes.

🎧 In This Episode of Elite Heat

• Dug’s solo reaction to Dynamite
• Breakdown of the Revolution card shaping up
• Thoughts on Swerve’s evolution
• Why the women’s division might finally be heating up
• Whether the trios titles are about to change hands

If you love AEW, layered storytelling, and brutally honest reactions (with just enough sarcasm to keep it spicy), this one’s for you.

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This week, we break down a stacked episode of Dynamite that featured multiple match-of-the-night contenders, major title implications, and some very questionable creative decisions.

We dive deep into:

• Swerve Strickland vs. Kenny Omega opening the show with chaos and violence
• A phenomenal trios match featuring Claudio, Mox, Takeshita, and company
• Kyle Fletcher vs. Tommaso Ciampa for the TNT Championship — a brutal, must-see fight
• What Fletcher’s win means heading into Grand Slam: Australia
• The return of Private Party and an excellent triple-threat tag team match
• Confusion, frustration, and dwindling interest in the hair vs. hair storyline
• Roddy Strong walking out, Darby Allin reappearing, and where any of this is actually going
• Plus: Don Callis Quote of the Night and another all-timer from “Things My Wife Said While Watching Wrestling”

We debate what’s working, what’s not, and what AEW needs to tighten up as they build toward Australia and Revolution.

If you missed this episode of Dynamite — or just want someone to yell about it with — we’ve got you covered.

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Grand Slam in Australia is 10 days away, and this episode of Dynamite brought a lot into focus. Or did it?

On this week’s Elite Heat, we break down a Dynamite that experimented with structure, leaned hard into the AEW World Title picture, and delivered one of the best matches of 2026 so far. From production tweaks to long-term storytelling clues, this was a show that felt intentional even when it got messy.

And yes… Kenny Omega vs. Andrade absolutely ruled.

What we cover:

• Why AEW’s new opening format actually worked
• Is Collision quietly becoming must-watch TV?
• The Don Callis Family being elite-level chaos
• Swerve Strickland saying everything without saying a word
• Are we headed toward Omega vs. Swerve at Revolution?
• Hangman Page, Mark Davis, and a confusing title path
• Darby Allin getting kidnapped… and why it didn’t fully land
• Orange Cassidy & Toni Storm: fun pairing, questionable usage
• Are Babes of Wrath nearing the end of their title run?

If you’re watching Dynamite and wondering whether AEW is finally finding its rhythm heading into Grand Slam Australia and Revolution, this is the conversation you want to hear.

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