MJF beat Kenny Omega to keep the AEW World Championship in the main event of the last AEW Dynasty, held in Vancouver on Sunday, April 12, 2026. As of September 25, 2026, AEW’s events page does not list a date for the next Dynasty, and no odds for it are quoted here.
This page keeps the Vancouver card as the record, with the picks we published before it, and gets the next date when AEW posts it. It was the first Dynasty held in Vancouver, according to AEW.
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AEW Dynasty results
AEW’s official results list nine matches on the main card. Two new champions were crowned, and four champions kept their titles.
| Match | Result |
|---|---|
| AEW World Championship | MJF (c) def. Kenny Omega |
| AEW Continental Championship | Jon Moxley (c) def. Will Ospreay |
| AEW Women’s World Championship | Thekla (c) def. Jamie Hayter |
| AEW World Tag Team Championship | FTR (c) def. Christian Cage and Adam Copeland |
| AEW World Trios Championship | The Conglomeration def. The Dogs, new champions |
| Casino Gauntlet, vacant TNT Championship | Kevin Knight won, new champion |
| Darby Allin vs. Andrade El Idolo | Allin won and earned an AEW World Title shot |
| Ricochet vs. Chris Jericho | Ricochet won |
| Young Bucks vs. Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita | Young Bucks won |
The Conglomeration won the trios titles with Kyle O’Reilly back alongside Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong. On the Zero Hour pre-show, “Jungle” Jack Perry kept the AEW National Championship against Mark Davis.
How the big matches finished
Omega looked to have won the title after a One-Winged Angel, but MJF’s underhanded tactics saved his reign, AEW’s report says. Moxley kept the Continental title after heavy punishment, with AEW writing that Ospreay’s fixation on revenge cost him.
The Young Bucks won when Takeshita let go of Nick Jackson’s leg on purpose, leaving Okada to take a tombstone. Ricochet beat Jericho with Jericho’s own Lionsault after Kaun and Liona got involved.
Our picks, as the record
These are the picks we published before the show, with the prices we quoted.
| Pick | Result |
|---|---|
| MJF (-550) | Won |
| Thekla (-3000) | Won |
| Will Ospreay (-350) | Lost |
| Cope and Cage (-2000) | Lost |
| The Conglomeration | Won |
| Darby Allin (-350) | Won |
| Chris Jericho (-400) | Lost |
| Young Bucks (-500) | Won |
Three of the favorites we backed lost, including Cope and Cage at -2000. A price that short implies 95.2%, and it still lost.
What happened next
At All In in London on August 30, 2026, Ospreay beat Omega for the AEW World Title, according to AEW’s results page. Allin’s title shot, AEW said after Dynasty, was set for the following Wednesday’s Dynamite in Everett, Washington.
Our AEW Double or Nothing page, AEW All In page and AEW Revolution page cover the other big cards, and our AEW articles collect the rest.
Reading AEW odds when they go up
A wrestling result is decided in advance, so a price is a read on the booking rather than on the athletes. Read each one as a chance: -550 implies 84.6%, -350 implies 77.8% and +325 implies 23.5%.
A bet is worth making only when you rate a result’s chance higher than the price does. Compare prices first with our sportsbook reviews. For paid picks, see PicksToday’s plans and our handicapper site reviews.