Will Ospreay has a huge score to settle with AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley and the Death Riders after they tried to end his career last September at All Out. Mox says this isn’t personal for him, and he doesn’t feel any sympathy when a man faces the consequences of his actions. Jungle Jack Perry carries the AEW National Championship into this bout, adding another layer of prestige to an already high-stakes trios contest. Perry and King as a unit are one of the most dangerous combinations in the tag division right now, and with Omega alongside them, The Demand faces an enormous mountain to climb in front of a packed Winnipeg crowd.

Ospreay now has to face the consequences of returning so soon from neck surgery when he steps in the ring with Jon’s right hand man PAC in a singles match tonight on Dynamite. Mox says The Bastard has “even less patience than me for [Ospreay’s] emotional response” to the situation. PAC clearly has bad intentions in mind when he said he can’t wait to wrap his hands around Will’s vulnerable neck. This is only Ospreay’s second match since his run-in at Revolution. His return match against low carder Blake Christian didn’t even go 10 minutes and was sort of like dipping his toes back in the water. Tonight’s match is taking things to a much higher level, as Moxley describes PAC as the “elite of the elite” and “top of the food chain” when it comes to AEW wrestlers. Tune into Dynamite to see what exactly are the consequences for Will after returning quickly from neck surgery and jumping right into the fire with PAC.

Last week, AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla retained her title over Mina Shirakawa, but only after pulling out a pair of brass knuckles to knock Shirakawa out cold when the referee’s back was turned. The Toxic Spider survived, but she did not do it clean, and the entire women’s division felt the shockwave. This week, Shirakawa teams with The Brawling Birds to take on the Triangle of Madness, which features Thekla, in a six-woman trios contest that has the potential to further heat up the AEW women’s title picture heading into AEW Dynasty weekend. Mina enters this match with unfinished business and every reason to make a statement in front of a passionate Canadian crowd.