In a thrilling night of wrestling action, AEW Grand Slam Australia captivated fans at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on February 14, 2026. The event, which was broadcast on tape delay via TNT and HBO Max, featured high-stakes matches including MJF defending his AEW World Title against Brody King and Jon Moxley facing off against Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW Continental Title. With an attendance of 7,529 in an arena set for 8,007, the atmosphere was electric as fans witnessed a series of intense showdowns.
Moxley vs. Takeshita Ends in Dramatic Draw
The night kicked off with Jon Moxley defending his AEW Continental Title against Konosuke Takeshita. Commentators Excalibur and Tony Schiavone noted the unusual fit of Takeshita within The Don Callis Family, yet his talent was undeniable. The match was a hard-hitting affair, with both wrestlers exchanging heavy blows and high-risk maneuvers. A key moment saw Moxley executing a piledriver and a Death Rider, but Takeshita’s resilience led to a thrilling time-limit draw.
As the match concluded, both wrestlers expressed frustration, with Moxley slapping the mat and Takeshita looking despondent. This result leaves the door open for future encounters, maintaining the prestige of the AEW Continental Title while protecting Takeshita’s rising status.
Tag Team Titles and Hair on the Line
The Babes of Wrath, Harley Cameron and Willow Nightingale, successfully defended their AEW Tag Team Titles against Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne. The match showcased a mix of technical skill and high-flying action, with Cameron securing the victory through a clever leverage pin on Bayne. Post-match, Lena Kross attacked Cameron, hinting at future rivalries and alliances within the women’s division.
In a unique twist, the mixed tag team match between Toni Storm & Orange Cassidy and Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta had a hair-shaving stipulation. Storm and Cassidy emerged victorious, leading to the dramatic shaving of Yuta’s hair. This stipulation added an extra layer of excitement and humiliation, with fans chanting and cheering as Yuta reluctantly submitted to the clippers.
High Stakes Ladder Match and Main Event Drama
Kyle Fletcher and Mark Briscoe battled in a brutal ladder match for the TNT Title. The match was filled with jaw-dropping moments, including Briscoe’s elbow drop from a ladder and Fletcher’s superplex off the top. Ultimately, Fletcher retained his title, showcasing his resilience and strategic prowess.
The main event saw MJF defending his AEW World Title against Brody King. The match was a testament to both wrestlers’ endurance and skill, with MJF focusing on King’s injured knee to gain the upper hand. Despite a valiant effort from King, MJF’s strategic targeting led to a clean victory, solidifying his reign as champion.
“Really good match. No issue with the heel here getting a clean win, as he did get a little ‘dirty’ by going after Brody’s injured knee in the lead-up to the finish.”
Looking Ahead: AEW’s Future in Australia
The AEW Grand Slam Australia event not only delivered thrilling matches but also set the stage for future storylines and rivalries. With Hangman Adam Page emerging as a potential challenger for MJF’s title, the anticipation for the upcoming Revolution PPV is palpable. AEW continues to expand its global footprint, and events like these highlight the promotion’s commitment to delivering high-quality wrestling entertainment worldwide.
As AEW looks to the future, the outcomes of Grand Slam Australia will undoubtedly influence the direction of its storylines and character arcs. Fans can expect more intense rivalries, dramatic matches, and unexpected twists as AEW continues to captivate audiences around the globe.
