Wednesday Night Dynamite witnessed an intense and gripping match between Orange Cassidy and Trent Beretta, a rivalry that has been weeks in the making. The crowd at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, was on the edge of their seats as the two former friends and tag team partners clashed in a thrilling bout. However, the match took a disturbing turn when Beretta turned violent, delivering a brutal piledriver to Cassidy on top of the steel ring steps.
The match itself saw Cassidy emerge victorious, securing a roll-up win after ramming Beretta into an exposed turnbuckle. But in a shocking turn of events, Beretta launched a vicious attack on Cassidy, even biting him in a shocking display of aggression. The assault continued as Beretta delivered the brutal piledriver, leaving Cassidy reeling in agony.
The crowd watched in horror as Beretta continued to torment Cassidy, arming himself with a toolbox to inflict further damage. Cassidy, however, managed to fend off the attack, prepared to defend himself with a steel chair. Fortunately, the intervention of Kris Statlander and Don Callis prevented further physicality, with Callis later checking on Cassidy and leading him to the back.
The origins of this intense rivalry date back to last month, when Beretta turned on Cassidy after their tag team, Best Friends, failed to advance in the World Tag Team Tournament. The fallout from this betrayal led to Beretta destroying Chuck Taylor in a Parking Lot Brawl on AEW Rampage, leaving Chuckie T with injuries so severe that Cassidy revealed he would no longer be able to wrestle.
The question on everyone’s mind now is: what’s next for Orange Cassidy and Trent Beretta? Will their feud continue, or has this brutal encounter marked the end of their rivalry? One thing is certain – the world of AEW just got a whole lot more intense.