AEW Beach Break delivered one of the biggest episodes of Dynamite in recent memory, with two championships changing hands, a major return and Kenny Omega reclaiming the AEW World Championship.
Omega defeated MJF in a dramatic main event to become a two-time world champion, with Will Ospreay preventing MJF from using the Dynamite Diamond Ring to set up a showdown with long-term rival Omega at AEW All In.
Elsewhere, Kyle Fletcher dethroned Konosuke Takeshita to win the AEW International Championship, Willow Nightingale made her long-awaited return to win the Women's Casino Gauntlet, and Tommaso Ciampa picked up a brutal victory over Chris Jericho.
The night's biggest moment came in the main event as Omega overcame MJF to reclaim the AEW World Championship for the second time.
After surviving a low blow, a belt shot and another attempted use of the Dynamite Diamond Ring, Omega rallied with three devastating V-Triggers before finishing MJF with the One-Winged Angel.
Will Ospreay, who had earlier confronted MJF backstage, prevented the champion from using the Diamond Ring during the closing stages before watching Omega complete the victory from the entranceway.
The result officially sets up Omega versus Ospreay for the AEW World Championship at All In, renewing one of wrestling's most celebrated rivalries on AEW's biggest stage.
Kyle Fletcher also enjoyed a career-defining night by defeating Konosuke Takeshita to become the new AEW International Champion.
With Don Callis providing a timely distraction during a thrilling contest, Fletcher capitalised to end Takeshita's reign and bring another championship into the Don Callis Family.
The celebrations were short-lived, however, as Andrade El Idolo and Darby Allin struck back after the match, leaving the faction in disarray.
One of the night's biggest surprises came with the return of Willow Nightingale.
Entering late in the Women's Casino Gauntlet, Nightingale ran through the field before pinning Julia Hart to earn an AEW Women's World Championship opportunity against Thekla at AEW Redemption.
Her celebrations were cut short by attacks from both Thekla and Mercedes Moné, ensuring the women's title picture remains as chaotic as ever.
Beach Break has dramatically altered the road to AEW All In.
Omega heads into AEW's biggest event of the year as world champion, setting up a blockbuster title defence against Will Ospreay, while Fletcher begins his reign as International Champion with several challengers already emerging.
With All In now just weeks away, one of the biggest cards in AEW history is beginning to take shape.
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