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AEW Collision Results: July 18, 2026 – Moxley & Ospreay vs. Young Bucks Set for Redemption, Champions Retain in Three Title Matches, More

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AEW Collision Results

It was Saturday Night, and that meant AEW Collision was back in MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, Massachusetts on TNT and HBO Max. Three championships were up for grabs, and a pair of hometown heroes were in the house. Plus, with AEW Redemption just eight days away in Montreal, new matches were added to the card, including a massive tag team match!


“The Jet” Kevin Knight successfully defended his TNT Championship over AR Fox in the first of three championship matches on Collision. Knight must now focus on defending the TNT Title against Darby Allin on Dynamite, and Allin wondered just how far Knight would be willing to go. Later, ROH World Champion Bandido turned away Adam Priest to retain his title, just eight days from challenging AEW International Champion “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher at Redemption.


In the main event, TBS Champion Hikaru Shida was able to keep her title from Queen Aminata, although she needed some assistance from the ropes to make it happen. When Shida tried to inflict more damage after the match, she was run off by Maya World, who will now face Shida for the TBS Title at Redemption!


Speaking of Redemption, the Young Bucks challenged AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley and 2026 Owen Cup Winner Will Ospreay to a tag team match next Sunday in Montreal, and the Death Riders accepted! But the Bucks also had an interesting conversation with AEW World Tag Team Champions Christian Cage and Adam Copeland.


All that and so much more went down to close out a fantastic week in Boston! Here are your complete results!

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AEW Collision Results Tonight for Boston



"Jungle" Jack Perry def. Nick Wayne

We were back in Boston for the second time this week after a tremendous Dynamite on Wednesday night! Tony Schiavone was joined at the commentary booth tonight by the legendary Paul Wight. Before we get any further, it was time for our opening contest.


Perry had the crowd fired up after issuing a challenge on Dynamite to anyone looking to break out, and it was Nick Wayne who answered the call. Of course, Perry is starting the second chapter of his AEW career after recently announcing his re-signing. Wayne had a very successful run in the New Japan Pro Wrestling Best of the Super Juniors Tournament in May and June, but now Wayne is here in an AEW ring trying to get to the heights that Perry has already reached in his first chapter.


Perry worked Wayne into the corner and then tousled his hair, which Wayne tried to laugh off. Perry was able to control Wayne on the mat for a short period of time. Wayne got back to his feet and nearly connected on a KillSwitch to Perry, perhaps a nod to the man who was closely associated with both Wayne and Perry at different times in the past, one half of the current AEW World Tag Team Champions, Christian Cage.


Perry knocked Wayne to the mat with a shoulder block and then dropkicked him out of the ring. He followed with a dropkick through the ropes to take Wayne down, and Perry went to the floor to throw Wayne into the barricade. He followed with a chop and hopped up on the barricade to mockingly dust off his hands. He got Wayne with another chop against the barricade and broke the count. Perry hit another chop and then jogged up and down the steps as if to say he's got plenty left in the tank.


Wayne raked at the eyes of Perry and then dropped off the stairs, slamming Perry's face first into the steel in a very unique variation of a DDT. After Wayne continued the dominance on the outside, back in the ring, Perry finally fought back and captured Wayne in the corner, where he put repeated boots to the side of Wayne's face, knocking him off the turnbuckle. The assault was absolutely vicious by Perry!


Perry put Wayne in the middle of the second rope and then hit a leg drop off the second rope for a near fall. Wayne rolled to the apron, so Perry followed him and grabbed him for an apron bomb, but Wayne blocked it and hit an enzuigiri. He tried to jump up to the second rope, but was caught by Perry with a chop to the back, and then Perry pulled Wayne off the second rope for a powerbomb on the apron! Perry soaked in the adulation and threw Wayne back into the ring.


Perry had a sit-out powerbomb, but Wayne kicked out at two. Perry mockingly kicked Wayne. The crowd chanted, “This is awesome!” Wayne pie-faced Perry, so Perry slapped him. Perry hit some open-hand chops, and Wayne spit at Perry. Perry turned things around on Wayne in the corner and started unloading with some uppercuts. As both men traded strikes, Wayne hit a Snap Dragon, but when Perry popped up, Wayne missed a roundhouse kick. That allowed Perry to hit a poisonrana, spiking Wayne into the mat! He quickly grabbed him for a suplex, but Wayne floated over and looked for another KillSwitch. Perry escaped and hit a huge clothesline to put Wayne down on the mat, and Perry stayed down as well. Both men were gasping for air.


Perry got to his feet first, but Wayne rolled him up for a near-fall. Perry pushed Wayne off the ropes and got him for a near-fall before kicking him out onto the apron. Wayne hit a boot through the ropes to send Perry to the outside, and then drove through the ropes for a Canadian Destroyer on the floor! 


Perry just beat the ten count, but as he dove in, Wayne was ready with a frog splash to his back followed by a fisherman's buster, but Perry kicked out at two! Wayne's shocked look told the story. Wayne looked for Wayne's World, but Perry was ready for it and threw him with a release German suplex. Perry followed with a short-range thrust kick and his running knee to put Wayne down for the three count. Perry was victorious in his first match after signing his new AEW contract, but what a great effort from the former Ring of Honor World Television Champion, Nick Wayne.

The Young Bucks Challenge Will Ospreay & Jon Moxley to Face Them at Redemption!

Matt and Nick Jackson had plenty to say about Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley in this highlight package. 


“All is right in the world of wrestling again. Kenny Omega is World Champion. And the Young Bucks? We’re on the hunt to regain our AEW Tag Team Titles. It seems like the Elite will be back on top once again. We watched what happened after we presented Kenny with the title. Ospreay asked us to leave. And this whole thing feels like it might be a setup by the Death Riders. We clearly had our issues with Jon Moxley in the past, but we've also worked side by side with Jon Moxley. And I’ll just say this: I know how he thinks, and he's not one to be trusted. We don't trust Moxley, and we definitely don't trust Ospreay. We saw what the Death Riders have been doing to Cope and Christian. Mox and the Death Riders haven’t changed. Kenny Omega needs to be shown that he can't trust a guy like Will Ospreay, because Will Ospreay is a Death Rider. We aim to prove we're the top tag team in AEW, and eventually we will regain our tag team titles. Will Ospreay, Jon Moxley, we challenge you to a tag team match at Redemption.”

Cage & Cope Will Defend AEW World Tag Team Championship vs. Death Riders at Redemption

After beating Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta to retain the AEW World Tag Team Titles on Dynamite, Christian Cage and Adam Copeland were attacked by The Dogs and Claudio Castagnoli until Bang Bang Gang made the save. Cage and Cope decided to challenge Castagnoli and PAC to face them for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at Redemption next Sunday in Montreal!

TNT Championship Match: “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c) def. AR Fox

Knight was out first for this TNT Championship defense, which came after AR Fox threw the challenge out after Thursday's Ring of Honor Television following his victory. Knight immediately answered and took this TNT Championship defense just four days before he’s scheduled to put the TNT title on the line against Darby Allin on Dynamite. And of course, Knight will face Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship at Redemption in eight days.


Knight immediately attacked Fox at the bell and threw him to the outside. Knight followed out and threw Fox into the barricade and then jumped on the commentary desk to pose. He threw Fox back in the ring and looked for a springboard, but Fox got out of the way. Knight ran into a boot from Fox, and then Fox used some innovative offense in the corner to send Knight to the opposite side.


Fox charged at Knight, who sent him onto the apron. Fox pulled himself up and threw Knight back into the ring, so Knight unsuccessfully tried to stomp him multiple times. Fox kicked Knight in the back and rolled him up for a one count. Knight wound up hanging over the second rope, so Fox used the rope to rebound Knight back into the ring and hit him with a jumping neckbreaker. What an innovative piece of offense!


The crowd chanted for Fox as he chopped Knight from one corner to the next. Knight turned things around and missed a chop, but Fox came right back and chopped Knight so hard he landed on the mat. Knight reversed the whip to the corner, so Fox put him on the apron and hit a pair of short kicks that put Knight on the floor. When he went for another, Knight pulled him down off the apron. But Fox swung around with a pendulum kick!


Fox used the turnbuckle connectors to go for a moonsault, so Knight moved, but Fox landed on his feet on the floor. As he turned around, Knight ran up the commentary desk and jumped back down with force to take Fox down. Knight took the time to jaw with the crowd, who was not happy to see what he had just done to Fox. Knight kept the offense up until they got back in the ring, where Fox started to fight back by avoiding Knight's offense and striking quickly. An enzuigiri, seemingly out of nowhere, connected with Knight, and Fox found new life.


Fox hit a jumping clothesline on Knight in the corner and stayed in the ropes to deliver a series of back elbows to Knight's neck before a dropkick in the corner. Fox hit a suplex for a two-count. Fox tried to get Knight in a package double underhook, so Knight escaped and went for the Crash Landing, but Fox rolled out of it. Fox hit a back elbow and then a short kick on the seated Knight. After a standing switch, Knight was pulled by Fox, who trapped Knight's hands underneath him and pulled through to flip Knight onto the mat. He jumped over Knight while still holding on and launched Knight into a cutter! How did he do that? Fox was quickly able to get to the top rope and hit a Swanton bomb, but Knight kicked out at two to save his TNT Championship reign! Fox looked at the referee incredulously.


Knight tried to beg off from Fox, but then pulled him through the ropes to the ramp. Knight went to springboard from inside the ring to the outside, but Knight hung him up on the top rope with a cutter. With Knight hung up in the ropes, Fox jumped over him from the ramp with a sunset flip Canadian Destroyer. Fox went up to the top rope for a 450 splash and connected! One, two, Knight kicks out again! Fox pleaded with the referee to figure out why that was not a victory. Knight rolled to the floor as the fans chanted, "Fight Forever." Fox pulled Knight back in the ring and hit a couple of strikes in the corner before putting Knight on the top turnbuckle.


Fox tried to grab Knight from the second rope with a Spanish Fly, but Knight blocked and hit Fox with a couple of shots to the gut before hitting an Avalanche Crash Landing! That wasn't enough for Knight. He went to the top rope, blew a kiss, and hit a UFO Splash on Fox to get the three count and a successful defense of the TNT Championship. Knight will have to turn things around very quickly, with Darby Allin waiting for him and the TNT title in four days on Dynamite in Nashville. And, in eight days, he faces Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship at the first-ever AEW Redemption in Montreal.


Knight brought the TNT Title over to the commentary desk and took a seat next to Tony Schiavone and Paul Wight as he did some introductions for his fellow Don Callis Family members in the next matchup: Brian Cage, Jake Doyle, and the CMLL World Heavyweight Champion Hechicero, and they were accompanied by Trent Baretta, Lance Archer, and Rocky Romero.

Don Callis Family's Brian Cage, Jake Doyle & CMLL World Heavyweight Champion Hechicero def. Gino Medina, Tome Filip & Nic Nolan

Jake Doyle got things started right at the bell with a huge body block on Filip. He quickly picked up Filip and slammed him right back down to the mat with a fallaway slam. Doyle tagged Hechicero, much to the delight of the Boston crowd, as Medina tagged in on the other side. Hechicero hit a step-up knee in the corner and followed that by twisting Medina's knee between his legs and then twisting Medina's neck in an ugly fashion. Hechicero tagged out to Cage as Nolan tagged in on the other side. Nolan ran at Cage and ate a pump kick for his efforts. Cage hit Nolan with an elevated reverse neckbreaker. Hechicero saw Filip trying to get back into the ring and trapped him in the corner with a reverse tarantula. Cage threw Nolan down and sent Doyle out to deal with Medina, and by deal with, we mean powerbomb him into the corner of the apron! Cage picked up Nolan and finished him off with a devastating pump handle knee to the face for the pinfall victory.


The Don Callis Family continued the assault after the match with Beretta, Romero and Archer all joining the fray. But then the music of “Speedball” Mike Bailey played, and he waved out additional reinforcements in the form of AEW World Trios Champions The Conglomeration, The Rascalz, Komander and “Jungle” Jack Perry, who had a leaf blower! Knight gathered the Callis Family on the floor as we saw The Lethal Twist watching from the crowd. 

Will Ospreay Addresses Tonight’s Match and Jon Moxley Accepts the Young Bucks’ Challenge

Before his match with Adam Brooks, Ospreay was preparing in the back with Moxley and had this to say: “Wembley Stadium is approaching fast and one of the biggest nights of my life is approaching. I feel a bit cold. I said to Tony, ‘I need to warm up. I need to freshen things up a little bit. Put me in the ring. Find me a sparring partner.’”


He continued, “I've got a geezer. Got a geezer I used to battle with eight years ago over in Australia. Dingley, Melbourne! Battling over in America as well. Adam Brooks, old friend of mine, used to live at my house with me mum. She loves him. We've grown apart since, mate. I've seen you've done well. You know I'm doing well. Do us a favor, lad. Don't take it personal, yeah?”


And then Moxley spoke: “The Young Bucks and myself have been doing this dance for a long time. Our territories share borders, so naturally, we've been enemies, and we've been allies depending on what the situation calls for, but I don't think Matt or Nick would be surprised if I said that I've always had an intrinsic disdain for all things Elite. So Montreal, at Redemption, as always, this will be a little bit personal.”

A Special Public Service Announcement from The Dogs

David Finlay and Clark Connors brought us a special PSA about Bang Bang Bang's recent actions.


“Hi, we’re The Dogs. If you adopted dogs with our names recently, please put them down because the Bang Bang Gang is not what they pretend to be. They promote gang violence and banging, neither of which have a place in AEW. Juice Robinson is an unhinged maniac running around pretending to be a doctor. This is not the work of someone who's mentally sane. The Gunns have a multigenerational history of misogyny. Ace Austin’s haircut is problematic. And Jay White, don't call me a nepo, baby bitch. It's not my fault your father is a nobody. So to make AEW a safe space, join us in our campaign to say: Gunns down.”

Will Ospreay def. Adam Brooks

Jon Moxley was on commentary for this next matchup. Ospreay requested this match tonight against a longtime friend and training partner, Australian star Adam Brooks. The last time we saw Brooks, he wrestled on the House Rules event in Australia back in February. Ospreay and Brooks embraced before the bell, but when the bell rang, Brooks immediately laid out Ospreay with a big boot. Ospreay seemed taken aback by the surprise. Brooks worked him into the corner. Ospreay fired back with some shots of his own as he continued to chop Brooks around the ring. Brooks came back with a knee to stop Ospreay, and Ospreay quickly stopped that with a flying hurricanrana that sent Brooks to the floor. Ospreay fired up the Boston crowd and came over the top rope with a Pescado, taking Brooks down and then hitting some high fives around the ringside area.


Ospreay chopped Brooks and then backdropped him on the barricade. He threw Brooks back in the ring and connected with a springboard forearm. Ospreay covered Brooks, but Brooks quickly kicked out. Ospreay went for a double underhook, but Brooks got out of it, flipping Ospreay head over heels, and Ospreay then tried an Oscutter, but Brooks was ready for it and bailed to the corner. Brooks whipped Ospreay to the ropes and took him down with a back elbow, but Ospreay quickly kicked out. Brooks hit a running knee to send Ospreay to the floor and followed up with a dive through the ropes. Brooks quickly threw him back in and put Ospreay in the corner for a pair of running kicks, then a vertical neckbreaker across his knee put Ospreay down, but Ospreay kicked out at two.


Brooks tried it for a powerbomb, but Ospreay reversed it into a hurricanrana, and then hit a corkscrew kick, putting both men down on the mat. After a knee, a jawbreaker, and a kick to the face, Ospreay hit a twisting moonsault, but only got a two-count. Ospreay had a quick barrage of kicks to the face of Brooks, but then Brooks pulled the referee in his way. That distraction allowed Brooks to hit Ospreay with an enzuigiri. He followed with a release overhead throw into the corner and then a running dropkick to Ospreay, but Ospreay kicked out at two.


While Ospreay was on his knees, Brooks paintbrushed him a few times and then tried to come off the rope for a kick, but Ospreay caught it and started throwing some heavy strikes. Brooks fired back, and the two began exchanging in the middle of the ring. Ospreay got the advantage and lured Brooks into the ropes. But Ospreay couldn't keep the advantage for long as Brooks switched things around into a lungblower. But Ospreay immediately came back with a Spanish Fly for a near-fall! He lined up Brooks for a Hidden Blade, but Brooks spat in his face! Ospreay followed through with a massive elbow across the back of Brooks' head and then continued to rain down elbow shots while Brooks was face down on the mat until Brooks tapped out and the referee called for the bell! If Ospreay would do that to his friend, what will he do to become an AEW World Champion at All In: London next month?

Darby Allin Wonders How Far Kevin Knight is Willing to Go

As we watched Darby Allin destroy and set fire to a car he spraypainted with the phrase, “Kevin needs to be humbled,” Allin spoke about his opponent on next week’s Dynamite, TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight.


“The first time I ever met Kevin Knight, you're going two months into wrestling. I said, hey, you got the water potential. You just gotta stay humble. You look at me, and you said, Darby, I gotta change nobody. I'm always gonna be this humble. I realized that humble kid that I first met was dead and gone when you put me in the hospital, and now look at you. ‘I'm a celebrity. I'm a star.’ No, Kevin. You ain't s***! And I'm gonna humble you by taking that TNT Championship away. I asked you, ‘In this whole wrestling world. How far are you willing to go? This Wednesday, let's see how far Kevin ”The Jet” Knight is willing to go.” 

ROH Women’s World Champion Athena def. Ava Everett

After a great performance last week in the Casino Gauntlet at Dynamite Beach Break, Athena didn’t come away victorious and was clearly angry as she headed into this matchup. Right at the bell, Athena grabbed Everett and hit three German suplexes before a big kick sent Everett to the outside. Athena ran down the apron and kicked Everett right in the chest before pausing to celebrate. Athena followed down, but Everett got loose with a couple of strikes and then dove into Athena, who caught Everett and threw her into the barricade.


Athena threw Everett back in, but ran into a big boot in the corner. Everett escaped Athena in the ropes and rolled her up for a one-count. Unfortunately for Everett, she could not follow up with much after that. She ate a huge boot to the face before Athena picked her up for a pair of powerbombs and a running, diving forearm on the kneeling Everett. Athena got a quick tap-out for a dominant victory. As Athena celebrated in the aisle, the Brawling Birds began to make their entrance, and the two sides had some words before Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor continued to the ring for their next match.

The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) def. Kayla Lopez & Tiara James

The Birds attacked Lopez and James right at the bell and threw each to the outside. Windsor threw Lopez into one barricade while Hayter did the other to James on the other side. The Birds brought their opponents together with a meeting of the minds, and then Windsor took over on James in the ring. Windsor shook off some of James' offense and rolled through a backslide to hit her with a headbutt. She tagged Hayter, who immediately punished James in the corner with some stomps. She continued the punishment on James with some short-arm chops. And after a series of standing switches, all four women ended up in the ring with the Birds coming out on top after Hayter hit James with a German suplex. She threw James into Windsor for a headbutt, and then the Birds squished James in the middle with clotheslines from each side before nailing Two Birds, One Stone for the easy victory as they continued their march towards All In London.

Jay White Challenges Clark Connors to Face Him on Dynamite!

After seeing The Dogs’ PSA directed at them earlier in the night, Bang Bang Gang responded:

“Welcome to the Bang Bang Lounge! And we've obviously seen The Dogs’ PSA, and I think we're all thinking the same thing. Oh, it sucked, right?” Ace Austin chimed in, “Nobody should be talking about my haircut when I got sweet thick thighs. And misogynists? Yeah, we love massages.” Then Juice Robinson added, “And Clark, you think I'm an unhinged maniac? Yeah, right. And clearly, they can’t hold a candle to the humanitarian efforts of the Bang Bang Gang” Finally, Jay White addressed The Dogs, “And David Finlay Jr., we’d love to lay down the challenge to you, but after the way you skedaddled last Wednesday, it's pretty clear you don't want none of this, but something tells me you'll come running soon enough. But in the meantime, that little pup next to you looks so horny, he could hump. So, Clark Connors, you want something to sink your little red rocket into? How about the chance to dance in that Switchblade spotlight this Wednesday on Dynamite? But just know, when it’s all done, those lights will dim, and you'll be put to sleep. And if you ain't down with that, we got two words for ya, Gunns Up.”

Tommaso Ciampa def. Myron Reed

Tommaso Ciampa threw a challenge out for anybody to face him on Collision in his hometown of Boston. Ciampa was out first to a huge ovation from his hometown, as we saw how he beat Jericho 10 days ago at Beach Break. Zachary Wentz and Desmond Xavier accompanied Reed to the top of the entrance ramp, but Reed continued to the ring by himself.


Reed worked Ciampa into the corner at the bell and gave him a clean break, which Ciampa applauded. The same thing happened when Ciampa brought Reed to the corner, except he didn't break cleanly. A chop to Reed set him off, and he unloaded on Ciampa until Ciampa put the referee in between them and was able to put a finger in Reed's eye. Temporarily blinded, Ciampa worked Reed over in the corner, stomped him to the mat, and then posed for the crowd who loved what they were seeing. Reed came back with a springboard dropkick from the bottom rope to knock Ciampa to the outside. He went for a dive, but Ciampa was ready for it and got back in the ring.


When Reed tried to get back in the ring, Ciampa met him with a bicycle knee from the apron. And as Reed stumbled up, Ciampa tried to finish him off with a running knee, but Reed was ready for it. Reed hit a big thrust kick but nearly got caught with a rebound German suplex. However, he landed on his feet. Reed hit a slingshot belly-to-back suplex for a near-fall. Reed tried to springboard back in the ring, so Ciampa rolled to the ramp. Reed was able to land on his feet. And when Ciampa charged at him, Reed hit a kick over the top rope to the side of Ciampa's head. Reed lured Ciampa into another thrust kick against the ropes and looked for a dive, but Ciampa caught him at the ropes and planted Reed on the ramp with a Willow's Bell DDT.


Ciampa was able to take advantage of the DDT on the outside by beating Reed up around the barricades, even throwing on a Boston Celtics jacket to engage with the hometown crowd. Back in the ring, Reed got some separation and tried for a springboard, but Ciampa was ready with a knee. Reed finally fought back and knocked Ciampa outside with a precise enzigiri. Reed went over the top rope to take Ciampa out with a spectacular dive! Reed threw Ciampa back in the ring and hit a springboard back elbow for a two-count.


Reed put Ciampa on the top turnbuckle, but Ciampa stood up with Reed on his shoulders with an Avalanche Air Raid Crash. One, two, Reed kicks out! Reed avoided Ciampa on a couple of big impact maneuvers and hit a cutter to send Ciampa to the ramp. Reed bounced off the ropes and flew over the top with a cutter to Ciampa on the ramp. Reed got a running start down the ramp and hit another cutter over the top rope back into the ring, but Ciampa kicked out in the nick of time! What an innovative use of three different cutters by Reed to get back in this match! Reed and Ciampa battled up from their knees and had an exchange of strikes in the middle of the ring. Reed blocked a suplex into a stunner, but when he charged into Ciampa, Ciampa sent him over the top rope onto the apron. But when Reed tried to springboard back in, he went right into Ciampa's knee.


Ciampa destroyed Reed's back with Project Ciampa and hit his bicycle knee from the corner to get the three-count victory in his hometown. The Psycho Killer is ready for the Painmaker! Ciampa grabbed a microphone and went to the commentary desk. He got on a chair to get eye level with Wight. He said he knew Wight is best friends with Jericho and that he wanted to send him a message. He said the Psycho Killer is better than Jericho. Not only is Tommaso Ciampa better than Chris Jericho, but the Psycho Killer is not afraid of the Painmaker. Tell your boy, Chris, if he wants a fight at Redemption in Montreal, he can have it, but it's going to be no-holds-barred!

Andrade El Ídolo Attacked by AEW National Champion Mark Davis!

Renee Paquette caught up with Andrade and asked how he would prepare for the match.

Before Andrade could say much, Mark Davis ran in to attack him out of nowhere! Davis choked out Andrade and left him with final words: “Uncle Donnie says good night.”

Mercedes Moné Isn’t Worried About Her Opponent at All In: London

Renee Paquette introduced the 2025 and 2026 Owen Cup Champion, Mercedes Moné! Paquette asked Moné about facing the winner of AEW Women’s Champion Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale at All In: London, but who was Moné picking to win next week at Redemption?

“Renee, do you know where we are? Boston!” The city of champions, and we don't celebrate second place. We collect championships here. All In, the AEW Women's World Championship is coming home to me!”


The crowd erupted in a big “C-E-O” chant!


Moné continued, “Now, Renee, you wanna ask me about Thekla and Willow. I don't give a damn who's walking out of Redemption with that title at all. I am taking what's mine. Thekla wants to walk around here and talk about ‘being toxic.’ But the thing is, when things got a little too loud in here when I cracked her head with this title, she ran and took her ass to Japan. And Willow, after I beat you on Dynamite, you took your ass to Japan, too. It's so funny how both of you ended up in the same place. One hides behind a fake little poison. And the other hides behind a fake little smile. But neither of you can hide when that bell rings. Renee, I am so sick of the same damn question. Who's walking into All In with the title? Wrong question, Renee. The only question that matters is who's walking out. And that's me. The C-E-O!”

The Young Bucks Meet with AEW World Tag Team Champions Cage & Cope

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage addressed their Redemption opponents, Claudio Castagnoli and PAC of the Death Riders. The Young Bucks walked up, congratulated Cage and Cope on their win at Dynamite, and also said congrats on winning the AEW World Tag Team Titles because they hadn’t seen them in a while. The titles look great on them, but they looked good on the Bucks three times. 


Cage said, “Maybe you’ve lost them three times because they’re just things to you. They’re championships to us.”


Cage walked away, but Cope and the Bucks laughed and still exchanged fist bumps before exiting.

Ring of Honor World Championship Match: Bandido (c) def. Adam Priest

As Bandido made his way to the ring, we saw how he got mixed up with AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher on Dynamite, which led to Fletcher challenging Bandido to face him for the AEW International Title next Sunday at Redemption! But first, Bandido has his third ROH World Championship defense in the last nine days against Priest!


These two met about one year ago, and Priest is hoping this result will be different. Bandido frustrated Priest by shaking off a big shoulder tackle and sending him to the mat with a German suplex. Bandido continued to avoid Priest's offense, putting the finger pistol right in his face. Priest kicked Bandido in the knee and then dropkicked him to the mat before bringing out his own version of the pistol.


Bandido avoided Priest's work on his arm and nearly got Priest in a gorilla press, but Priest slipped down and sent Bandido into the ring post hard and repeated it before sending Bandido to the outside and following with a big knee to the face from the apron!


After Priest worked over Bandido on the outside, Bandido started to fire back in the ring. He chopped away at Priest, avoided his grasp, and hit a pair of German suplexes on Priest before dropping him to the mat with a one-armed gorilla grip press slam followed by a one-armed German suplex! That is unreal strength! Bandido sprang to the top rope, gave a little shimmy, but rolled through a frog splash as Priest moved. Priest caught Bandido for a nearfall and then leveled him with a huge lariat.


Priest went up to pick up Bandido, but Bandido booted him in the gut and hit a reverse powerbomb, perhaps in tribute to Paul Wight on commentary? Priest hung on to the ropes to counter the 21 Plex and tried to get Bandido in a Chicken Wing, but Bandido rolled out of it and then took Priest down with a nasty spinebuster.


Priest grabbed Bandido's leg to stop him from going to the ropes, so Bandido moonsaulted over Priest to grab him by the waist and used a variation of the 21 Plex for the three-count and successful defense of his ROH World Championship! In eight days, Bandido will try to add a second singles championship when he takes on AEW International Champion “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher at Redemption!

Sisters of Sin Win Gold in STARDOM and Challenge Divine Dominion for More!

Earlier today, Triangle of Madness won the Artist of Stardom Titles in Japan, and Julia Hart and Skye Blue, Sisters of Sin, sent back a challenge for AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion, “Colossal” Lena Kross and “Megasus” Megan Bayne.


“We're now two-thirds of the Artist of Stardom champions, and we're still hungry for gold because this was just an appetizer. Megan and Lena, we get it. You don't like who we are and what we do, but do you just hate it? Or are you afraid? You guys are big and strong. Yep. So you should be scared of a little bit of blood and some weapons. We wanna show you that there's nothing to be afraid of. So why don't we invite you into our world? Next week, Nashville, AEW Women's Tag Team Championships in a hardcore match because the undefeated tag team champions shouldn't be afraid of the Sisters of Sin, right? Let's find out.”

TBS Championship: Hikaru Shida (c) def. Queen Aminata

It was time for our main event, and Queen Aminata was out first. This is her fourth attempt to win the TBS title as she continues to look for her first AEW gold. This match stemmed from Shida's post-match attack on Harley Cameron last week on Collision following her first successful title defense of the TBS Championship. But when she continued to beat on Cameron, Queen Aminata came out to make the save. These two last met in the Survival of the Fittest match that saw Shida win the TBS title earlier this month on Dynamite.


Aminata tried to get at Shida before the bell even rang and then missed a big kick. They threw wild strikes at each other and then backed off to put a little more oomph before each shot. Aminata opened up with multiple shots. Shida faked like she was gonna do the same, poked Aminata in the eye, and then rolled her up for a near fall. Aminata didn't like that. She knocked Shida into the mat before delivering some Chocolate Kisses. Shida went to the floor, so Aminata followed. She grabbed a chair and set it up. Aminata sat Shida in the chair and hit a double chop across her chest. Aminata ran down the apron and stomped Shida in the chest, knocking her out of the chair! That was brutal! Aminata is not messing around with Shida!


Aminata threw Shida back in and went to the top rope, so Shida rolled to the ramp. But when Aminata leaped off for a double stomp, Shida moved, and Aminata seemed to jam her knee. Aminata chased after Shida on the ramp, but Shida stopped her and brought her over to the ring post. Aminata stopped Shida and sent Shida into the turnbuckles. Aminata hit one headbutt and then tried for a second, but Shida moved, and Aminata struck the turnbuckle connectors! Ouch!


Shida picked up Aminata and crunched her with a belly-to-back piledriver on the ramp! Shida continued working on Aminata's neck, which had sidelined her for quite some time over the last year. Shida worked over Aminata in the middle of the ring with submissions and then just continued to pound away at her with Aminata struggling to fight back at all. Shida dropped Aminata with a backbreaker across her knee for a two-count. Aminata was having issues with her neck, her knee, and her back all at the same time as Shida’s assault continued to put the challenger in perilous positions.


Aminata came back with an up-kick and stepped over Shida with a Boston Crab. Unfortunately, Aminata's back was in too bad of shape to hang on to the hold for too long. Aminata hit a big strike to put Shida on her knees and started to kick her away. Shida blocked one, but Aminata came back with another and kicked Shida in the face to put her on the mat. Aminata tried to fire herself up and hit a rolling neckbreaker before going to the second rope for a double stomp that connected in a big way! She covered Shida for another two-count!


Aminata was trying to get some feeling back in her injured right leg, but when she charged from the ropes against Shida, Shida bailed to the outside. Aminata limped out after her. Aminata took a shot to the gut, but when Shida grabbed her kendo stick, the referee took it away. When the referee was distracted, Shida used an eye gouge and then threw Aminata into the barricade. She threw Aminata back in the ring and hit a top rope Meteora followed by a Falcon Arrow, but Aminata kicked out in the nick of time to keep her TBS Championship hopes alive!


Shida tried to go for a Bow and Arrow, but Aminata fought out of it. Shida slammed her knee into Aminata and tried the Bow and Arrow again. They exchanged near-falls until Aminata did everything she could to stay on top of Shida for the three count, but Shida kicked out. Shida hit a Dragon Screw, but Aminata popped back up for a headbutt! Aminata tried to Hit Off with Her Head, but Shida moved and grabbed the knee. Shida rolled up with her feet on the ropes, unbeknownst to the referee and got the three-count to defend the TBS Championship successfully!


Aminata tried to argue with the referee, but Shida came back in to attack her from behind and started to work her over, especially targeting the knee with a kendo stick. Maya World ran out and knocked the kendo stick away from Shida. But before she could do anything else, Shida bailed and celebrated with her TBS Championship in front of the commentary desk. World grabbed the kendo stick and indicated she wanted a shot at the TBS Championship. We learned that Tony Khan made it official: Maya World versus Hikaru Shida for the TBS Championship at Redemption. And that brings Collision to a close!


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