The September 17 edition of AEW Dynamite and Collision, titled “September to Remember,” set the stage for the upcoming AEW All Out 2025 pay-per-view on September 20 by delivering intense action and compelling storylines. Fans were treated to a memorable night featuring high-stakes confrontations and standout matches, with the Kyle Fletcher AEW showdown against Adam Page standing out as a major highlight.
This special three-hour event took place on Wednesday at AEW’s regular venues, providing additional time to build anticipation across several ongoing rivalries, including the heated buildup between Fletcher and Page for the AEW World Title.
Opening Clash and Tense Contract Signing Between Kyle Fletcher and Adam Page
The evening began with a contract signing that intensified the rivalry between Kyle Fletcher and Adam Page. Both men exchanged sharp words on the microphone, adding emotional weight to their forthcoming title match. Page warned Fletcher that no interference from the Don Callis Family would be permitted and compared Fletcher’s potential to his own rise back in 2019. He highlighted the mental battle awaiting Fletcher, referencing the psychological toll he endured at the All Out 2019 event.
Fletcher responded confidently, asserting that he had surpassed Page’s achievements, setting a tone of fierce competitiveness for their showdown. This verbal confrontation helped elevate the stakes and added tension for fans anticipating their clash at All Out 2025.
Climactic Main Event: Fletcher’s Dominance Over Page Ends September to Remember
The closing segment featured an explosive brawl initiated by several babyfaces who confronted the Don Callis Family, culminating in a one-on-one confrontation between Fletcher and Page. The sequence ended dramatically with Fletcher suplexing Page through a table, a powerful moment that underscored his strength and resolve.
Standing victorious with both the TNT and AEW World Titles, Fletcher sent a clear message about his dominance heading into the pay-per-view. This decisive ending not only heightened interest in their championship bout but demonstrated Fletcher’s rising status within AEW’s competitive landscape.
Unexpectedly Thrilling Bout Between Bobby Lashley and Toa Liona
Expectations were modest for the matchup between Bobby Lashley and Toa Liona, yet the contest quickly surpassed them. Both powerhouses exchanged heavy strikes and impactful power moves, delivering a match that energized the crowd with its intensity and physicality.
The action spilled outside the ring, where The Hurt Syndicate and rival faction Gates of Agony clashed, adding layers of chaos. Key figures such as Bishop Kaun, Ricochet, MVP, and Shelton Benjamin contributed to the fray, with MVP’s hard-hitting blow on Ricochet stirring a frenzied reaction from the audience.
Ultimately, Lashley secured the victory, while The Hurt Syndicate’s post-match ring clearance signaled their momentum heading into a trios match at All Out 2025.
Tag Team Contests Reflect AEW’s Growing Division Strength
“September to Remember” featured several qualifier matches for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All Out 2025, spotlighting the evolving tag team scene. The Young Bucks maintained their reputation as elite competitors by defeating the Bang Bang Gang in a spirited tag match that showcased their teamwork and athleticism.
Another highlight was the victory of JetSpeed over Killswitch and Kip Sabian, a match underscored by underlying tension between Sabian and his partner. Meanwhile, the technically skilled pairing of Hechicero and Josh Alexander overcame Top Flight in a carefully executed contest that emphasized precision and strategy.
The event underscored the resurgence of AEW’s tag team roster, with emerging duos and established teams battling fiercely to claim top positions ahead of the pay-per-view.
Complex Developments Shape the AEW Women’s Championship Rivalry
The build to the AEW Women’s World Championship four-way match at All Out 2025 involved multiple intersecting storylines unveiled at the event. Toni Storm, Jamie Hayter, and Kris Statlander each issued forceful promos, heightening emotional stakes before the big title showdown.
Thekla continued to gain momentum by defeating Queen Aminata in a physical No Holds Barred match, intensifying their continuing feud. Subsequently, Thekla challenged Toni Storm, provoking a heated brawl between the two.
Kris Statlander and Jamie Hayter joined the fight, though Statlander appeared conflicted after seeing appearances by Wheeler Yuta and Marina Shafir of The Death Riders. Statlander refrained from aiding Storm during the assault by Thekla and her allies—the Triangle of Terror stablemates. Meanwhile, Hayter’s teasing of an attack on Storm hinted at potential fractures within their ranks, creating an intriguing buildup for the women’s title contest at All Out 2025.
Supporting Matches Further Add Excitement to the Night
Other notable results included Jon Moxley securing a win over Roderick Strong, showcasing his resilience and skill. Mascara Dorada defeated The Beast Mortos in another highly physical encounter, while Riho earned a victory against Robyn Renegade, continuing to prove her competitive edge.
The Don Callis Family also maintained their momentum by defeating Top Flight, reinforcing their multifaceted presence within AEW’s roster dynamics.
Looking Ahead: What the September to Remember Event Means for AEW All Out 2025
This extended edition of Dynamite and Collision solidified several key storylines and rivalries, significantly shaping the narrative heading into All Out 2025. The Kyle Fletcher AEW showdown with Adam Page now carries heightened emotional and physical stakes, promising a thrilling resolution at the pay-per-view. Meanwhile, the resurgence of tag team competition and the layered women’s title picture create multiple points of interest that enhance the overall anticipation.
With strong performances from established stars like Bobby Lashley and Jon Moxley and rising talents such as Thekla and JetSpeed, AEW continues to build momentum as it approaches one of its biggest events of the year. Fans can expect intense battles and unpredictable moments reflecting the depth and passion evident throughout September to Remember.
“Kyle Fletcher and Adam Page battled on the mic to kick off September to Remember.” – [Unnamed source]
“Fletcher closed out the show by laying out Page.” – [Unnamed source]
“AEW did well to add tension to their title match.” – [Unnamed source]
“Fans weren’t overly excited about this match going into the show.” – [Unnamed source]
“Bobby Lashley and Toa Liona delivered a great match.” – [Unnamed source]
“The Hurt Syndicate and Gates of Agony brawled on the outside.” – [Unnamed source]
“The Young Bucks are still an incredible tag team.” – [Unnamed source]
“JetSpeed are one of AEW’s best new pairings.” – [Unnamed source]
“The Don Callis Family is becoming a force in multiple divisions.” – [Unnamed source]
“Thekla has built a lot of momentum.” – [Unnamed source]
“Tension has risen between Jamie Hayter and Toni Storm.” – [Unnamed source]
“Kris Statlander is close to turning heel.” – [Unnamed source]
