AEW Dynamite Beach Break Live Updates, Results and Highlights From July 8

We returned to see Ospreay being double-teamed for a two-count. Moxley was yelling instructions from the apron as Will started to build some momentum.

He made the tag, and Moxley immediately hit a suicide dive to Drake. Moxley rolled out of the ring so Marina could slap him a few times to get him fired up.

Ospreay grabbed Henry for a Styles Clash while Moxley hit Henry with a piledriver. They hit the combo Paradigm Shift and Hidden Blade for the pin and the win.

WINNERS: WILL OSPREAY AND JON MOXLEY

Ospreay and Jon Moxley were in tag team action this week against JD Drake and Anthony Henry, who did not get a televised entrance.

Moxley took Henry down to begin a grappling sequence. Henry gloated a bit after hitting a successful arm drag, so Mox took him down with one shot. Drake tagged in and hit a chop that knocked Moxley off his feet.

Henry came back in and tried to hit some kicks to the chest, but Moxley no-sold it and made the tag to Ospreay. Billy Goat got a chant going before taking out both Workhorsemen with a slingshot crossbody out of the ring.

Fletcher and the DCF were still in the ring after the break. Mick Foley came out to interview the new champion.

Kyle said Takeshita was never his friend. He proudly said he brought the international title back to the Callis Family.

Callis accused Foley of trying to steal the spotlight from a young talent. Foley showed off some shoes he had made with pictures of his dogs on them, and then he said if Callis disrespects him again, one of those shoes will end up in his butt.

Kevin Knight came out and congratulated Fletcher, but he also threw a little shade at him for taking so long. Then, Knight brought up that he is still owed a world title shot.

Andrade El Idolo came out and said he plans to take one of the belts from the Family. Callis offered him a match against Jake Doyle, and if he wins, he will get a shot at the National Championship.

A few members of DCF chased El Idolo to the backstage area. Darby Allin appeared to attack Knight. Brian Cage tried to use his skateboard as a weapon, but it exploded near his face, which was apparently triggered by Andrade.

They were still brawling when we went back to the ring.

We returned right after Takeshita hit a superplex on The Protostar. They went back and forth with punches and kicks until Fletcher nailed a superkick. Takeshita rebounded and hit a Blue Thunder Bomb.

They ended up on the apron, where Takeshita hit a slam followed by a German suplex that took both men down to the floor. Big Take hit a reverse hurricanrana, but Fletcher popped right up and hit a Michinoku Driver for a two-count.

Takeshita started to build some momentum and positioned Fletcher near the corner. Kyle jumped up and hit a huge kick to the head. He tried to hit a super brainbuster, but Takeshita countered with a massive powerbomb.

He hit the Raging Fire, but his arm was too injured to capitalize properly. Fletcher almost got the win with his trademark brainbuster. He tried to stay on the champion and got him on the turnbuckle for a super brainbuster against the top turnbuckle for the win.

WINNER: KYLE FLETCHER WINS THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

The Conglomeration came out to help Takeshita, while the Don Callis Family helped Fletcher celebrate winning the title. After such a long buildup to beating Okada for the belt, it was surprising to see Takeshita's reign end so soon.

Konosuke Takeshita put his International Championship on the line against Fletcher in the next matchup. The duo once known as ProtoShita were now bitter rivals, so a lot of people were looking forward to this one.

They started with a simple lockup, but when they had to break, Kyle shoved Konosuke against the ropes. They locked up again, but this time, Fletcher took him down with a wristlock.

Fletcher slapped him to begin an exchange of strikes. They countered each other a few times before Takeshita hit a big flying forearm to take his former friend down. Even though the pace was quick, you could tell they were saving a lot of their big spots for later in the match.

The Protostar had the upper hand and took a moment to take a drink from a bottle of water, but Takeshita punched him in the face while his mouth was full. He had a moment with Don Callis and Lance Archer at ringside.

Fletcher dodged an elbow strike against the ring post and Takeshita's arm hit it, giving Kyle an opening to attack.

Commercial Break

Before the break, Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor beat up some guys in a bar. Will Ospreay was interviewed by Renee about the possibility of Omega losing tonight. MJF walked up and interrupted them.

They traded some insults until MJF slapped Will. This caused Ospreay to go after him and they fought for a few seconds until security broke them up.

When we got back to the arena, Kyle Fletcher made his entrance.

We returned to see Jericho starting to fight back. They traded a series of chops in the ring until Jericho put him in the corner for a hurricanrana, but Ciampa grabbed him and hit a jumping White Noise from the middle rope for a two-count.

Jericho fought back and ended up hitting the hurricanrana on the second attempt. He followed up with a brainbuster, but it wasn't enough to get the pin.

Tommaso tried to grab a bucket of sand to use as a weapon, but he turned around and was immediately hit with a Codebreaker for another near-fall.

Ciampa recovered and lined up for a running knee, but Jericho grabbed him and turned it into a Liontamer. Ciampa was able to escape and threw sand in his face before hitting the running knee for the win.

WINNER: TOMMASO CIAMPA

Ciampa grabbed a steel chair from ringside and nailed Chris in the head with it. He went out of the ring and retrieved a tool bag containing a drill.

Officials were able to stop him from using it on Jericho, so he popped an inflatable with it as he left the area.

Ciampa waited on the stage for Chris Jericho to come out, but Y2J came through the crowd and surprised him with a running shot to the head. They started fighting on the sand on the stage as "Judas" continued to play.

The match hadn't officially started yet, but once Jericho tossed Ciampa into the ring, the ref called for the bell. Jericho hit a dive from the top rope to the floor as he continued to control the pace.

Tommaso was able to hit a big running knee strike to turn the tide in his favor. He immediately bragged and started acting like he had won something, which got some loud boos from the crowd.

They ended up on top of the steel steps, where Ciampa hit a Pedigree-like maneuver that dropped Jericho right on his face. It was a pretty brutal-looking move, and Jericho was bleeding from the head when we saw him again.

Commercial Break

The setup for this show was unique, even for AEW. It was an open-air arena, and you could see the sun setting behind the stage.

Tommaso Ciampa made his entrance to kick off the action.

The Beach Break episode of Dynamite is officially on the air! The show opened with Renee Paquette interviewing Kenny Omega about putting future title shots on the line against MJF. Omega talked about his career dating back to the indies, and said he will even shake MJF's hand if he loses.

AEW having a Twitch pre-show before Dynamite with popular streamers might become a regular thing if this does well.