Revealed: What Happened After AEW Dynamite Title Tuesday Went Off The Air

AEW Dynamite Title Tuesday ended in wild fashion on October 10 following Adam Copeland's victory over Luchasaurus in the main event. 

Nick Wayne immediately took out Copeland following the match which led to Bryan Danielson attempting to make the save for the former Edge, only for The American Dragon to be overwhelmed by Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne. Blackpool Combat Club's Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta then headed to the ring before Mogul Embassy and then Hangman Page became involved as chaos reigned supreme in the closing moments of Dynamite. 

The babyfaces eventually gained the upper hand, with Dynamite going off the air as Bryan Danielson made Christian Cage tap to the LeBell Lock. 

After AEW Dynamite went off the air, Christian Cage was dragged out of the ring as Wheeler Yuta and Claudio Castagnoli returned to celebrate with Adam Copeland and Bryan Danielson. 

The talents eventually headed to the back which brought Tony Khan out. The show fell on Tony Khan's 41st birthday and there were chants of "Happy Birthday" for the AEW CEO. Tony Schiavone then said there were a lot of people who wanted to echo what the fans were saying and the entire AEW roster filled the stage, including Mark Henry and Adam Copeland with one of his daughters. Justin Rhodes then led everyone in singing Happy Birthday for Khan and the AEW Booker thanked the fans and said it was the best birthday he had ever had. 

During the live broadcast of Dynamite, there were two title changes.

H/T to PWInsider