AEW Grand Slam Australia Results & Spoilers (Feb 14, 2026) – MJF, Page & More!

Sydney, Australia played host to a packed night of All Elite Wrestling action on February 14th, as the promotion taped its Grand Slam Australia event for broadcast. The show delivered a mix of competitive matches, surprising debuts, and a palpable energy from the Australian crowd, setting the stage for AEW’s Revolution pay-per-view.

Continental Championship Clash Ends in a Draw

The evening kicked off with a contest for the AEW Continental Championship, pitting Jon Moxley against Konosuke Takeshita. In a hard-fought battle, neither competitor was able to secure a victory as the match concluded in a draw following the expiration of the time limit. While a definitive winner wasn’t crowned, the opening bout established a physical and intense tone for the night.

New Face in AEW: Lena Kross Debuts

The AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship match saw The Babes of Wrath challenged by Megabad. However, the contest took an unexpected turn with the debut of Lena Kross. Kross immediately made an impact, attacking The Babes of Wrath and aligning herself with Megabad, signaling a new alliance and potential threat in the women’s division. The arrival of Kross adds another layer of intrigue to the tag team landscape.

Page Earns Revolution Opportunity Amidst Fan Protest

Adam Page secured a coveted opportunity to challenge for the AEW World Championship at Revolution, defeating Andrade El Idolo in a #1 Contender match. The match wasn’t without its distractions, as the Sydney crowd repeatedly voiced their displeasure with Don Callis, chanting “F*ck Don Callis” throughout the contest. Page ultimately prevailed with his signature buckshot lariat, earning the right to face the reigning champion.

Head Shaving and a Dramatic Finish

One of the most visually striking moments of the night came in a Mixed Tornado Tag Match where Toni Storm and Orange Cassidy defeated The Death Riders. The stipulation of the match dictated that the losing team would have their heads shaved, and following the defeat, Luther carried out the punishment, shaving Wheeler Yuta’s head. This high-stakes stipulation added a unique element to the tag team action.

Fletcher Retains TNT Championship in Grueling Ladder Match

The TNT Championship was on the line in a Ladder Match between Kyle Fletcher and Mark Briscoe. The match was characterized by several high-risk spots, including Briscoe diving onto Fletcher who was laid out across a ladder, and a piledriver from the ropes onto another ladder. Fletcher emerged victorious, retaining his title after a physically demanding contest. Following the match, Fletcher debuted a new pink TNT Championship title.

MJF Retains, Page Signs, and a Psychological Game

In the main event, MJF successfully defended his AEW World Championship against Brody King. The match began with a chorus of “F*CK ICE” chants from the Australian audience, demonstrating the continued animosity towards MJF’s character. After securing the win, MJF’s night wasn’t over. Adam Page, having earned his title shot, came to the ring to sign the contract for their match at Revolution. A psychological element was added as Page pretended to strike MJF, causing the champion to flinch and fall to the ground, hinting at a potential mental edge for Page heading into their championship bout.

The Grand Slam Australia event delivered a night of compelling wrestling action, setting the stage for AEW’s Revolution pay-per-view. The show featured a mix of established stars and new faces, high-stakes matches, and moments that are sure to resonate with fans in the weeks to come. The event’s success in Sydney underscores AEW’s growing international presence and its ability to connect with audiences around the world.