Orange Cassidy returned to AEW Dynamite for the first time since March 2025, marking a significant moment for fans anticipating his comeback. Cassidy reentered the ring on Wednesday night as part of a six-man tag team match alongside Mark Briscoe and Hologram against Konosuke Takeshita, Kazuchika Okada, and Hechicero, representing the Don Callis Family.
Unconventional Return and Team Victory at AEW Dynamite
Cassidy’s return was revealed when he unexpectedly appeared emerging from a new portrait created by manager Don Callis, surprising the group. His team went on to secure the win after Hologram executed a portal bomb, pinning Hechicero to end the match. The match’s outcome added momentum to Cassidy’s re-entry into AEW’s active roster.
Upcoming Title Challenge Highlights Dynamite’s Ongoing Storylines
Following Cassidy’s return, TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher challenged Hologram to a title versus streak match scheduled for next Wednesday’s Dynamite event. The match was accepted, setting the stage for an important encounter, although no new storyline involving Cassidy was announced at the time.
Background on Cassidy’s Injury and Return Build-Up
Orange Cassidy, age 41, had been sidelined since suffering a torn pectoral muscle during a four-way eliminator match for an International title shot in March. His comeback had been teased prior to Dynamite during a backstage segment at AEW’s recent All Out event, fueling excitement among viewers and wrestling fans.
Significance of Cassidy’s Return for AEW and Fans
Cassidy’s return to AEW Dynamite following his injury is a notable moment that restores a popular and unique performer to the promotion’s lineup. While no immediate storyline direction has been revealed for him, his presence adds depth to AEW’s wrestling roster and may influence future matches and narratives.
“.@ORANGECASSIDY IS BACK!Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/pghN4yObzC” — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW)
.@ORANGECASSIDY IS BACK!
Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/pghN4yObzC
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 25, 2025
