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AEW Dynamite Blood And Guts Results (11/12/25): Darby Crashes Through Fire, Page Beats Hobbs, Steamboat Returns

A full rundown of results and highlights for this week's special Blood and Guts edition of AEW Dynamite.
Zack Heydorn|
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It's Blood and Guts week on AEW Dynamite. The violent double ring and double cage structure makes its annual return to AEW, but this time the show will feature two Blood and Guts matches. One in the men's division and one from the AEW women's division for the first time ever.

Multiple feuds and rivalries are colliding head-on inside the women's Blood and Guts match this year. Mercedes Mone, Megan Bayne, Marina Shafir, Thekla, Julia Hart, and Skye Blue will face the team of Kris Statlander, Toni Storm, Willow Nightingale, Mina Shirakawa, Jaime Hayter, and Harley Cameron inside the demonic structure.

Mone and Statlander are scheduled to wrestle one another for Statlander's AEW Women's World Championship at the upcoming Full Gear PPV event later this month. Surely, Mone will work to get some leverage on Statlander during this match ahead of that battle for the world title.

Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir are new tag partners that are yearning to be crowned the first-ever AEW Women's World Tag Team Champions. Inside Blood and Guts, they'll have to coexist with other challengers in Julia Hart and Skye Blue.

The babyface team will have internal drama as well. Toni Storm is the former AEW Women's World Champion and will team with the woman who took the belt off of her. The AEW audience is in for wild madness as the company makes history with this match.

In the men's Blood and Guts match, Jon Moxley and his Death Riders will take on Darby Allin and The Conglomeration. Allin and The Conglomeration have been at the throats of The Death Riders in some form for a better part of a year. Allin made Jon Moxley say I Quit at WrestleDream, but has vowed to be a thorn in Moxley's side as long as The Death Riders loom over the company he loves.

Will Darby Allin jump off something high? Will Mark Briscoe be able to bust Moxley open? The action will be intense on this week's episode of Dynamite.

In other action this week, Adam Page will face Powerhouse Hobbs in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Last week on the show, Hobbs left Page lying in the middle of a broken table. If he does that again this week, he'll be ripe to lose the title to Samoa Joe at Full Gear.

AEW Dynamite Blood And Guts Results

-The announce team welcomed the audience to the crowd and walked through all the matches of the evening.

-Willow Nightingale and Sky Blue were the first two entrants in the Women's Blood and Guts Match. They made their way to the ring and then started brawling with weapons.

-Nightingale busted open Blue as the fight went on. Then, Julia Hart entered the match to give her team the person advantage for five minutes. Hart really took it to Nightingale, but then the odds in the match were evened when Harley Cameron ran out and joined the match.

-The next two women to enter the match were Thekla and Jaime Hayter. Thekla entered and hit a cross body off the top rope right away. Jaime Hayter ran in and destroyed the field with a garbage can lid.

-Megan Bayne entered the match next and was accompanied by Penelope Ford. Kris Statlander was the woman to even the odds on her side.

-Mercedes Mone was the fifth entrant for her team and took her time getting to the ring. She posed with her belts, but then got in the match and dropped Statlander face first on a steel chair. With Statlander down, Mone held up the AEW Women's World Championship belt before leaving the ring to get all of her championship belts.

-Mone handed the various title belts to her team and then began using them as weapons. Then, Mina Shirakawa evened things up with a barbed wire bat in hand.

-Marina Shafir and Toni Storm were the final participants to enter the match. As soon as Shafir did, she pulled a bed of nails out and ended up using it on Kris Statlander. Once Storm got into the ring, the bell rang and Blood and Guts was officially on.

-Mercedes Mone, Megan Bayne, Julia Hart, Skye Blue, Marina Shafir, and Thekla defeated Kris Statlander, Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Willow Nightingale, Harley Cameron, and Jaime Hayter in the first-ever women's Blood and Guts match. During the bout, Hart escaped the cage, which forced the battle to the outside. There, Statlander and Mone climbed to the middle part of the structure holding up the cage and Statlander hit a Samoa Drop through a nearby table.

-The match also featured Toni Storm getting bashed in the face with a mirror, a suplex onto the ring apron from the top rope and much more. The finish saw the heel team gang up on Mina Shirakawa. They held Toni Storm down and watched as Shafir tortured Shirakawa in a submission hold. They then beat Mina with a championship belt until Storm gave the match up.

-Jurassic Express battled with The Don Callis Family backstage. They beat both Jack Perry and Luchasaurus. The Young Bucks saw the attack and Josh Alexander said that was the kind of thing they did for family. Don Callis said that with Kenny Omega returning to AEW next week, he'd like to get an answer from The Young Bucks on whether or not they would join his family faction.

-Adam Page defeated Powerhouse Hobbs in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Both men used tables and fought all around the ringside area. After the match, Samoa Joe and The Opps attacked Page. They lowered the cage for Joe, but Hook and Eddie Kingston were able to run out and make the save for Page before The Opps did any damage.

-Page got on the microphone and challenged Joe to make their title match a steel cage match. Joe yelled and accepted.

-Tony Schiavone introduced Ricky Steamboat to the North Carolina audience. They talked about old memories of wrestling in the Greensboro Coliseum, but were then interuppted by FTR and Stokely Hathaway. FTR and Hathaway disrespected Steamboat and said that they were bigger legends than he could ever be. They told Steamboat to leave their ring and because he's 73 years old, he did.

-As he tried to leave, FTR attacked him. They tried to do a double team pile driver, but Brodido ran out and made the save. Brodido battled away FTR and then shook hands with Steamboat in the ring.

-The Men's Blood and Guts Match began with Darby Allin and Wheeler Yuta. Darby was his wild self in the few minutes they wrestled one on one and used a skateboard with tacks in it. Orange Cassidy was the third man out and got a big reaction from the audience.

-Cassidy and Allin kept the upperhand for the entire time they were one man up, but Daniel Garcia eventually evened the odds.

-Mark Briscoe was supposed to give his team the man advantage, but he didn't walk out through the curtain when his music aired. Backstage, Renee Paquette found Briscoe writhing in pain after an attack. Roderick Strong took his place, but was that advantage was short-lived because Claudio Castagnoli evened things up.

-Kyle O'Reilly followed Strong and Jon Moxley followed him. Moxley hit the ring and used a fork on O'Reilly. Moxley repeatedly smashed the fork into O'Reilly's head. He then turned it on Darby Allin and used the fork to scratch up his back.

-It was Mark Briscoe's turn to join the match as the final entrant, but he didn't walk out. Paquette reported on the show that Briscoe was being looked at by doctors and that The Don Callis Family were the ones that took him out. Paquette said he wouldn't be joining the match as planned.

-Pac walked out to the ring as the final Death Rider entrant right after Darby Allin did a Coffin Drop from the top of the inside cage. Pac and The Death Riders dominated as the match officially started.

-After a couple minutes, Mark Briscoe walked out to the rings, broke in to the cage, and started to fight. Briscoe and Yuta scaled the cage and brawled on top of it as the audience roared.

-Once the match officially started it was pandemonium. Gabe Kidd got involved and attacked Darby Allin. He then brought Allin to the top of the entrance ramp. Pac carried him up to the top of the entrance structure as Kidd lit two tables on fire. Pac tossed Allin off the staging and through both burning tables.

-Darby Allin and The Conglomeration defeated The Death Riders in the Men's Blood and Guts Match. Bodies were put through tables left and right, but it was a ankle lock submission that won the match. O'Reilly and Moxley exchanged submission moves in the broken glass, but Moxley eventually tapped out to give up for his team.

-The end of the match included a big battle on top of the cage between Briscoe and Yuta, Moxley stapling Orange Cassidy's hands into his pants, and broken tables everywhere.

-The Conglomeration celebrated in the ring as the show went off the air.

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Zack Heydorn has been covering the pro wrestling industry for a decade and writes news, features, and interviews for The Takedown On SI. He also hosts and cohosts a variety of WWE and AEW shows on YouTube. Heydorn is a former Assistant Editor of PWTorch and Managing Editor of SEScoops. Zack is also the author of the Hybrid Shoot book Stunning: The Wrestling Artistry of Steve Austin, which is available on Amazon. You can follow Zack on X and Bluesky.

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