AEW September To Remember Results: Review, Grades, Card For September 17

By Matt Black

AEW September To Remember
Image Credit: All Elite Wrestling

Our AEW September to Remember results for tonight include a contract signing between Hangman Page and Kyle Fletcher, The Bang Bang Gang takes on the Young Bucks, Top Flight takes on Hechicero and Josh Alexander, JetSpeed takes on the team of Kip Sabian and Luchasaurus, and Queen Aminata takes on Thekla in a No Holds Barred match.

Tonight’s AEW September to Remember event will take place at Canada Life Place in London, Ontario.

AEW September to Remember Card

The announced card is as follows:

  • AEW All Out Contract Signing: Hangman Page vs. Kyle Fletcher
  • AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: The Bang Bang Gang vs. Young Bucks
  • AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: Top Flight vs. Josh Alexander and Hechicero
  • AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: JetSpeed vs. Kip Sabian and Luchasaurus
  • Unified Championship Eliminator Match: The Beast Mortos vs. Mascara Dorada
  • No Holds Barred: Queen Aminata vs. Thekla
  • Jon Moxley vs. Roderick Strong
  • Bobby Lashley vs. Toa Liona
  • Riho vs. Robyn Renegade
  • A spotlight on Timeless Toni Storm
  • FTR go face-to-face with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage

AEW September to Remember Results:

Tonight’s Dynamite special event kicks off with Tony Schiavone hosting a contract signing for the AEW World Championship match at All Out between Hangman Page and Kyle Fletcher.

Schiavone tries to give the contract to Fletcher, but Don Callis cuts him off. Callis says he remembers when he took that AEW World Championship from him when he beat “that weakling” Kenny Omega. Callis says he’s found someone better to bring the title back to the family.

Hangman Page says he wants to make it clear why he wants to see Fletcher do this match on his own. Page says he sees the potential in Fletcher and what he can be. Page says Fletcher is someone that this entire roster could look to one day to carry this company into the future.

Hangman says Fletcher needs to win it on his own and be worthy of it. Page announces in the contract that if Don Callis or any member of the family gets involved in their match at All Out, not only will he be disqualified, but he will be stripped of the TNT Championship.

Don Callis flips out, but Fletcher doesn’t seem to care. Fletcher says it doesn’t scare him, and you could have put anything in the contract, and he would still sign it. Fletcher says no one will be involved in the match on Saturday, but that changes nothing. Kyle says he fulfills his destiny on Saturday when he becomes the AEW Men’s World Champion.

If any member of the Don Callis Family interferes at All Out, Fletcher will be stripped of the TNT Title

Fletcher says he’s better than Page when he first challenged for the title, won the title, and certainly better than him now. Fletcher says AEW doesn’t need Hangman or Omega anymore; it needs the Protostar. Kyle officially signs the contract.

Schiavone passes the contract over to Hangman. Page says he knows what it feels like to be in Fletcher’s shoes, but Kyle doesn’t know what it’s going to feel like the morning after All Out. Page says he believes Fletcher will give him everything he has, but it will not be enough.

Hangman says what Fletcher does after All Out will be what defines him and asks him not to disappoint him. Page signs the contract, and the match is official. Fletcher threatens to attack Hangman tonight before the show is over.

We get a video package hyping the Coffin Match between Darby Allin and Jon Moxley at AEW All Out this weekend.

Jon Moxley (w/ Marina Shafir and Daniel Garcia) vs. Roderick Strong (w/ Kyle O’Reilly)

  • The finish of the match saw Wheeler Yuta interfere and trip up Roderick Strong, allowing Jon Moxley to put him in a Bulldog choke to win the match via submission.

Winner: Jon Moxley

Grade: B

Solid opening contest. It might have gone a bit too long for my taste when it comes to a match at this speed, but it was still a good match overall. The finish was never in question, and maybe that’s why I couldn’t fully get into it. I’m not sure.

We get a video package hyping the TNT match between MJF and Mark Briscoe later this weekend at AEW All Out.

We hear a conversation behind closed doors between MJF and AEW President Tony Khan Saturday night following Collision. It didn’t go MJF’s way.

Toa Liona (w/ Ricochet and Bishop Kaun) vs. Bobby Lashley (w/ MVP and Shelton Benjamin)

  • The finish of the match saw Bobby Lashley put Toa Liona in the Hurt Lock to win the match via passout.

Winner: Bobby Lashley

After the match, Ricochet and Kaun tried to jump Lashley, but MVP and Benjamin got involved to make sure it wasn’t successful.

Grade: A

Big meaty men slapping MEAT! This match ruled. I enjoyed this so much more than the opener. Lashley hasn’t had a ton of singles matches in AEW, and after this, I hope we get to see a lot more. This was so much fun!

FTR go face-to-face with Cope & Cage

Tony Schiavone is in the ring and brings out Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. FTR and Stoke come out surrounded by 12 security guards. Schiavone puts over the two teams and reminds them all that there will be heavy fines if any physicality takes place tonight.

Stokely threatens Cope and Cage that if they touch him, he will make sure the match doesn’t take place on Saturday. Cash Wheeler says 16 years ago, he met Copeland for the first time as a young nothing trying to get an opportunity. Wheeler says Copeland became a friend and a mentor to him. Wheeler says that in ten years, FTR became the greatest tag team of this generation.

Cash says Copeland came to AEW and wanted FTR to do all the work. Wheeler says he helped Cope get his career back, but they will end it at All Out. Dax Harwood puts over how big of a tag team FTR has become and says Cope and Cage need this to be a dream match more than they do.

Adam Copeland tells Harwood to shut up and says it’s his turn to talk now. Cope tells Stoke to get Beth’s name out of his mouth or she’ll slap him in the face. Copeland noted he took Wheeler in when he was homeless. Copeland says FTR has been great for 11 years, but they’ve been doing this for 25 years.

Christian says he wants them to be called Cage and Cope. Copeland says FTR will understand after Saturday why they are better than them. Cage says $100,000 doesn’t mean a damn thing to him because he’s rich. Cope and Cage attack FTR. The security guards get involved, and they all get taken out.

The Young Bucks’ redemption tour?

Renee Paquette was backstage with the Young Bucks earlier today. Matt says everything is going better for them now after last week. Nick says he paid off production to give them a big entrance tonight. Matt questions how much money they have left because he lost half of it in the casino. Nick tells him not to worry about it and gives Renee $10K for being mean to her over the years. Paquette was very happy, but Matt was less than pleased.

AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: The Bang Bang Gang vs. Young Bucks

  • The finish of the match saw the Young Bucks hit Juice Robinson with the TK Driver to score the pinfall victory.

Winners: Young Bucks

Grade: A

Great tag team match. The Young Bucks are doing some of their best work this year over the last several months and are certainly in contention for tag team of the year. It wouldn’t have made any sense not to have Matt and Nick in a ladder match this weekend. The right team won.

We get a video package hyping the 8-woman tornado tag match at the Tailgate Brawl this weekend on TNT before All Out.

Unified Championship Eliminator Match: The Beast Mortos vs. Mascara Dorada

  • The finish of the match saw Mascara Dorada hit The Beast Mortos with a shooting star press to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Mascara Dorada

After the match, Kazuchika Okada and Don Callis come out to stare down Dorada. Konosuke Takeshita comes out and makes Okada stare him down instead. Callis tries to separate them, but Takeshita isn’t having it. Dorada dives from the ring and lands on Okada before facing off with Takeshita.

Grade: B+

This was fun, but a bit sloppy at points. Still an enjoyable match overall. I’m not sure the right man won, to be honest, but it is what it is. No matter who the third man was going to be, they would be the odd man out anyway. AEW is dragging out the singles match between Okada and Takeshita, but hopefully, it happens sooner rather than later.

The Timeless One speaks…

AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm comes out on the stage with a microphone. Storm gives her typical opening line before saying she isn’t sure how much longer she’ll be champion. Storm says since winning her title back, she’s lived every day like it’s her last.

Toni says AEW is where the best wrestle and if you aren’t willing to put your body on the line every time you step in the ring, you ain’t shit. Storm says if Saturday is the end of her reign, then it’s been the honor of her life. Toni says if they want to take her title, they’d better burn her body to the ground and put her in a pipe to smoke her because no one else can get them higher.

Jamie Hayter comes in and says she’s no fan of the spotlight, and Toni can keep it. Hayter says she wants the title and reminds Storm she hasn’t forgotten about their past and reminds her that she hits hard. Kris Statlander comes out and says, since everyone is coming out, she might as well too. Statlander questions if they have the ovaries to beat her. Storm goes to finish things, and they are interrupted by Thekla, who makes her way to the ring for her match.

No Holds Barred: Queen Aminata vs. Thekla

  • The finish of the match saw Thekla hit Queen Aminata with a curb stomp on the steel chair to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Thekla

After the match, Thekla calls out Toni Storm, who hits the ring and takes it to the Toxic Spider. Jamie Hayter hits the ring, but Kris Statlander pulls her down and they brawl. The rest of the Triangle of Madness gets involved, as well as Wheeler Yuta and Marina Shafir. It sends with Storm and Hayter needing to be separated by multiple referees.

Grade: A-

This was a very fun match. The aftermath really helped set the stage for the four-way on Saturday. I’m not certain who is going to win this weekend, and that’s part of the fun.

Alicia Atout is backstage with Skyflight. They think tonight is their big moment against the Don Callis Family. Hangman Page comes in and tells them to be careful with the numbers game tonight.

AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: JetSpeed vs. Kip Sabian and Luchasaurus (w/ Mother Wayne)

  • The finish of the match saw Luchasaurus walk out on Kip Sabian after being abused the entire match. Mike Bailey hits Sabian with Time Adventure to score the pinfall victory for his team.

Winners: JetSpeed

Grade: B+

Good tag match and obviously the right team won. I’m not sure what’s next for Luchasaurus here, but I hope it involves a returning Jack Perry. The time being referred to as Killswitch has absolutely run its course. It’s time to go back to what works.

Big Bill sends a warning to Eddie Kingston

Big Bill and Bryan Keith are backstage. Bill says this Saturday at All Out, it’s him and Eddie Kingston, at least that’s what he’s been told. Bill says he won’t believe it until he sees Kingston come out on Saturday, and doesn’t believe he will. Big Bill says Eddie Kingston has been sitting at home for 16 months, and he doesn’t belong in the same ring as him. Bill says he’s going to expose Kingston as a fraud if he shows up on Saturday.

What did Darby Allin promise Bryan Danielson?

We see a sit-down interview from earlier today between Bryan Danielson and Darby Allin. Darby explains his decision to climb Mount Everest. Darby Allin makes Danielson promise not to get involved in his match this weekend with Jon Moxley. Danielson says he promises he won’t as long as Darby promises him something, he whispers in his ear, and Allin agrees.

TBS Champion Mercedes Mone joins the commentary team for the next match.

Riho vs. Robyn Renegade

  • The finish of the match saw Riho hit Robyn Renegade with the Crucifix Bomb to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Riho

After the match, Renegade grabbed Riho’s ankle to distract her and allowed Mercedes to hit her with the backstabber.

Grade: B

A solid match to help showcase Riho ahead of her match this Saturday with Mercedes. Not really much to say about this one.

We get a video package from Collision with Jerry Lynn trying to get The Acclaimed back together.

AEW World Tag Title 4-Way Qualifier Match: Top Flight (w/ Scorpio Sky and Christopher Daniels) vs. Josh Alexander and Hechicero (w/ Don Callis)

  • The finish of the match saw Hechicero hit Dante Martin with the Guillotine Bomb to score the pinfall victory for his team.

Winners: Josh Alexander and Hechicero

Grade: B

After the match, all four teams in Saturday’s ladder match brawl in the ring with the champions Brodido left standing. The Don Callis Family and Skyflight brawl around ringside. Archer targets Daniels, which brings out Hangman Page. Page cleans house until Kyle Fletcher comes out and attacks Hangman, hitting him with the title and putting him through a table as AEW September to Remember goes off the air.

AEW September to Remember Review:

Overall, I enjoyed tonight’s show. However, I’m not sure it was a particularly strong go-home show. I didn’t feel the there was enough hype for this weekend’s pay-per-view. But that’s just my opinion. I liked a lot of the matches tonight, and what they did to hype All Out this weekend was good, but I think they should have done more.

I wonder if they figured the Countdown to All Out special after this event was sufficient. I’m honestly not sure, but I think they could have done a better job tonight to make me more excited for this weekend’s event.

Grade: B+

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What did you think of AEW September to Remember? What was your favorite match or segment? Let us know your overall thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.

Matt Black
Matt Black

Matt Black has been covering wrestling video games since WWE Warzone from Acclaim. Coverage of wrestling video games eventually lead him into the world of wrestling news. Matt is a fan of every wrestling company and enjoys the current state of the industry in 2024.

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