AEW is set to return to Winnipeg, Canada, this Wednesday, April 1, for the next edition of Dynamite. This will be the third time the flagship show airs since Revolution 2026.

As Tony Khan prepares for the promotion’s upcoming pay-per-view, Dynasty 2026, this week’s Dynamite will serve as an important milestone before the Premium Live Event. The show will include the AEW World Championship contract signing between champion MJF and challenger Kenny Omega. Moreover, Will Ospreay’s rivalry with the Death Riders will progress as he faces PAC before his upcoming showdown with leader Jon Moxley at Dynasty next month.

Fans can look forward to an action-packed evening in Winnipeg two days from now, so with that in mind, let’s explore some bold predictions for AEW Dynamite this Wednesday.

#3. Will Ospreay loses to PAC due to Death Riders’ interference

Following a nearly 200-day injury-enforced hiatus, Will Ospreay stunned the AEW universe with his earth-shattering return at Revolution 2026. The Aerial Assassin quickly made his intentions clear upon returning, immediately attacking Jon Moxley and the Death Riders after the One True King’s successful title defense of his Continental Championship at the pay-per-view. Meanwhile, a non-title match between Ospreay and Moxley was confirmed for Dynasty shortly afterward.

Before he can get his hands on the Purveyor of Violence, Ospreay faces a tough challenge on Dynamite against PAC. Interestingly, it was the Aerial Assassin himself who issued the challenge to the Ba***rd on Dynamite last week. While fans will expect Ospreay to excel and defeat PAC, PAC’s teammates are likely to interfere, not only helping PAC secure a major victory but also derailing Ospreay’s momentum, which has been on a warpath heading into Dynasty.

#2. MJF enlists Don Callis Family to take out Kenny Omega

Kenny Omega and MJF faced off in a highly exciting segment last week on Dynamite. The encounter was made possible by the Cleaner’s win over Swerve Strickland, which secured him the No. 1 Contendership for Friedman’s AEW World Championship. The match has been scheduled for Dynasty. This week’s Dynamite will feature the Best Bout Machine and the Salt of the Earth signing the official contract for their match at the pay-per-view. To keep things civil, any physical contact between the two before the contract is signed will result in their match being canceled. However, you cannot put past MJF to find a workaround to hurt his opponent heading into the bout.

A few weeks ago, Darby Allin also made his intention to become World Champion clear, saying he’ll be coming after Friedman soon. To counter this, the Devil put a bounty on the Daredevil, which the Don Callis Family accepted. The Wolf of Wrestling might do something similar on Dynamite this week by getting DCF members to take out Omega even before he signs the contract. What’s more, Omega has a heated history with Don Callis, so it wouldn’t be surprising if the faction agrees to MJF’s request.

#1. Kyle Fletcher might relinquish the AEW TNT title

Kyle Fletcher’s immediate future in All Elite Wrestling came into question after he seemingly sustained a legit injury during Collision last Saturday. The Protostar was taking part in a tag match with Mark Davis against The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier & Zachary Wentz). During one move in the match, the reigning TNT champion appeared to land awkwardly on his left leg and was seen moving cautiously afterward.

A short snippet of the same can be viewed below:

Although reports suggest Fletcher was in good spirits after Collision, since fans still lack full details, the possibility of the star being sidelined for a while cannot be ignored. If that happens, Fletcher might appear on Dynamite to relinquish his AEW TNT championship, as Tony Khan would want to showcase the title, especially on major PLEs like Dynasty.