AEW Collision Results: October 3, 2026 – Jon Moxley Turns Away Jake Doyle, Aminata Challenges Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné for Grand Slam France, Clockwork Carnage Announced, More

AEW Collision was live on TNT and HBO Max from Truist Arena in Highland Heights, Kentucky! With Grand Slam: France just three days away, we learned of four new matches on a card that now features four championship matches and a qualifier for a brand new match at AEW WrestleDream, which is coming your way in two weeks from Orlando, Florida.

AEW World Trios Champion Kofi began the night with a hard-fought victory over ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty, who had been undefeated in singles competition since June 2025! With the win, Kofi made it clear that The New Level wants more than just trios gold. He challenged Bandido for the ROH World Championship at Grand Slam: France!

Thekla tried to get AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné to come out of her locker room for a chat, but Moné wasn’t in there and blindsided Thekla, leaving her lying there. Later, Queen Aminata beat Julia Hart and found herself in line for a shot at the AEW Women’s World Title, so she’ll get Moné this Tuesday in Paris for the AEW Women’s World Championship!

In the main event, AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley took everything he could handle from the Don Callis Family’s Jake Doyle and still managed to win the Continental Eliminator match. Plus, we learned that AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and Tony Khan worked together to make the first Clockwork Carnage match in AEW, which will take place in two weeks at WrestleDream. The AEW World Championship will be on the line in a field of eight with unique rules!

All that and more went down tonight in Kentucky for Collision!

AEW Collision Results From Highland Heights

Kofi & Lee Moriarty Speak to Renee Paquette

Renee Paquette was backstage moments before the opening contest, joined by AEW World Trios Champions Kofi and Austin Creed as well as ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty and Shane Taylor Promotions. Tonight, Kofi would be making his singles debut in AEW, stepping into the ring with ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty.

Renee asked Kofi what he was expecting. Kofi looked around, taking it all in, and said this was fantastic. They never thought they'd be here, but here they were, and they were glad for it. They came to AEW to face the best, he said, and Lee Moriarty was one of the best up-and-coming stars in the locker room.

Moriarty wasn't letting that one slide. He stepped forward and made himself very clear: he was not some up-and-comer. He was the longest-reigning ROH Men's Pure Champion of all time — 799 days and counting. The best pure wrestler on the planet. Not just in AEW, not just in Ring of Honor, but in the entire world. Tonight, he told Kofi it was going to be Kofi who had something to prove — not him.

Moriarty left them with that and headed toward the ring.

Kofi watched him go, a little taken aback. He turned back to Renee and clarified — he meant it as a compliment. 

AEW World Trios Champion The New Level's Kofi def. ROH Pure Champion Shane Taylor Promotions' "TaigaStyle" Lee Moriarty

After that heated confrontation, this match picked up some significant juice to begin tonight’s Collision. Creed joined the commentary team to watch his partner and noted that Kofi likes a moving target, while Moriarty will try to keep things in a 3 x 3 box. That’s exactly what Moriarty did and worked Kofi into the corner for a rope break, although unlike Pure Rules, there is no limit; Moriarty made it clear that was one. Moriarty continued to control Kofi by maintaining control of his arm until he put on the Iron Octopus. Kofi got another rope break and may have underestimated what he was up against. Moriarty once again worked Kofi’s arm, but this time, Kofi moved back to the ropes and flipped free to send Moriarty to the outside. Kofi charged up for a dive, so Moriarty ducked prematurely, and Kofi bounced off the top rope with his head. Kofi enjoyed staying a step ahead of Moriarty, so Moriarty pulled him down by the feet with a cheap trip. 

Moriarty came back in, and Kofi kept leaping over him until Moriarty caught him with a flip, only for Kofi to land on his feet! The crowd loved it, and Moriarty was clearly frustrated. Moriarty charged into a big kick, but managed to kick out at one. Moriarty stopped Kofi’s arm drag attempt with a DDT that spiked Kofi into the mat! Wow, that looked very bad for Kofi! He rolled to the floor, but Moriarty went out to bring him back in. Moriarty snapped Kofi over with a double underhook suplex and hung on to pause in the bridge while Kofi rolled away in pain. Moriarty was exactly where he wanted to be at this point.

As Moriarty continued to wear down a woozy Kofi, he sent him to the corner, but charged right into Kofi’s pendulum kick back through the ropes. Kofi went up top and jumped over a stunned Moriarty, but walked back into a big back body drop. Moriarty unloaded with uppercuts in the corner and sent him to the opposite side. Moriarty put Kofi on the top turnbuckle, but Kofi punched away and jumped off for a tornado DDT! The crowd chanted for Kofi as he started to string together offense for the first time in the match. Kofi got sent to the corner and hopped to the second rope before springing to the top for a moonsault! Creed couldn’t believe Kofi was pulling out some rarely, if ever, seen offense! Moriarty managed to kick out, and Kofi looked shocked he hit the move, which allowed Moriarty to snatch his arm. Kofi rolled on top for a near-fall.

Kofi stopped Moriarty with a kick and did a second-rope springboard into a side Slingblade! He covered Moriarty for another two-count. Moriarty escaped an SOS attempt and turned into a belly-to-belly with a bridging pin that got a two-count as 10 minutes passed in the match. Kofi knocked Moriarty down and connected with the Boom Drop. Kofi charged up for a Trouble in Paradise, so Moriarty caught him with a backbreaker airplane spin into the Border City Stretch! Kofi needed everything he had left to get to the ropes and break the hold. Moriarty tried to stay on Kofi, but Kofi grabbed him in a side choke so Moriarty had to go to the ropes! Moriarty sent Kofi into the second turnbuckle with what Paul Wight described as a “trunk pull,” and Kofi was stunned. Moriarty lifted for a vertical suplex, but Kofi rolled it into a near-fall. Kofi rolled Moriarty into another near-fall. Moriarty tried a Cazadora, and Kofi rolled through again, but Moriarty trapped his legs and shoulders to nearly win the match. After Kofi escaped, he ducked a shot from Moriarty and blasted him with Trouble in Paradise to get the pinfall victory. What a fantastic back-and-forth between these two to kick off Collision! Kofi offered Moriarty a handshake, which was accepted before the ROH Pure Champion left the ring.

A Tribute to PAC from Dynamite

As we continue to mourn the passing of our friend Benjamin Satterly aka PAC, we took a look back at this past Wednesday’s Dynamite, which was A Tribute to PAC from everyone who loved him. After we looked back on the emotional events of the evening, both Nigel McGuinness and Paul Wight offered some extended thoughts 

The Young Bucks Remember PAC

Matt and Nick Jackson spoke about their longtime friend, PAC, sharing their memories and thoughts of Ben.

AEW World Champion Will Ospreay vs. AEW International Champion Kazuchika Okada Coming at Grand Slam: France!

Before they meet this Tuesday in Paris for the AEW World Championship, it was time to take a deep dive into the history of Ospreay and Okada, which stems back to their time in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, with comments from both men and Don Callis. Ospreay is 2-9 against Okada in singles matches, but he’ll try to stop the AEW International Champion from running that record 2-10 and defend his AEW World Title this Tuesday night on a special Grand Slam France Dynamite!

Clockwork Carnage for the AEW World Championship at AEW WrestleDream!

Tony Schiavone explained that Tony Khan asked AEW World Champion Will Ospreay what he wanted to do for the WrestleDream AEW World Championship match, so Ospreay called upon his experiences in the Casino Gauntlet, of which he won the first two gauntlets. So with that, at AEW WrestleDream, we will see Clockwork Carnage. The format: 8 wrestlers, two stages, one winner. Two wrestlers selected at random start the match, and every 3 minutes another randomly selected wrestler enters. Until all 8 have entered, anyone pinned or forced to submit is eliminated. Once the final wrestler enters, all remaining wrestlers enter a 15-minute scoring period where every pinfall or submission scores one fall, and the wrestler with the most falls when time expires wins.

The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong) def. SoloRoto (Aaron Solo and Nick Comoroto) & Griff Garrison

The Conglomeration had new blue and white warm-up jackets, although that team camaraderie didn’t seem evident when Strong rushed past his teammates to get to the ring and in the faces of their opponents. Garrison danced at the bell, so Strong ran across the ring to drop him with a running knee to the ribs! Strong worked Garrison into the corner and tagged O’Reilly. They unloaded with chops and kicks until O’Reilly mounted Garrison for 10 punches. Strong tagged in for another 10 punches. Cassidy tagged in, took off his sunglasses and threw a barrage of punches that went way beyond 10! 

Strong chopped Comoroto in the corner and then took down Garrison with O’Reilly. The Conglomeration hit a double suplex on SoloRot,o and Cassidy dove to the outside to take out Garrison. Cassidy threw Garrison back in and went to the top rope, but Garrison hit the ropes, and Cassidy got crotched on the top rope. Comoroto cleared out the Conglomeration’s corner and tagged Solo, who decided to do the Macarena. Cassidy answered with a Stundog Millionaire, and Comoroto tagged in to eat a spinning DDT. Garrison came in and got away from Cassidy on the apron, only to be taken out on the floor by Strong and O’Reilly with a High/Low. 

Solo tried to get Cassidy with a 21 Plex, but was yanked over the top to the floor by O’Reilly and Strong. Comoroto woofed up like Brody King, but took far too long to do it, and Cassidy recovered enough to knock Comoroto out with an Orange Punch to get the pinfall victory. That was a dominant, efficient victory for The Conglomeration. They didn’t have much time to celebrate before the Death Riders came out for their trios match. Cassidy, Strong and O’Reilly didn’t give any ground in the ring as the Death Riders entered, but before anything else happened, we heard the music of Bang Bang Gang.

Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia) def. Bang Bang Gang (Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn and Ace Austin)

Before the match, we learned that Jay White will be out 1-2 months after he was injured in last week’s Tailgate Brawl victory over The Dogs and Death Riders. Yuta and Austin Gunn began this one with Yuta controlling Austin in the early going before getting cocky and trying Austin’s jabs with theatrics. Austin turned the tables and showed Yuta how it was done before bringing in his brother, Colten. Colten worked Yuta’s arm and brought in Ace, who came off the top with a double axehandle to Yuta’s arm. Yuta cut him off with a knee lift and tagged Garcia.

Garcia chopped Ace, but Ace got away with a cartwheel and an arm drag followed by a dropkick. Castagnoli tried to cut that off, but Ace knocked him to the floor with a dropkick. Yuta came in to stop Ace by sending him to the apron. Ace kicked him away and somehow avoided Castagnoli’s trip attempt on the floor before nailing him with a thrust kick from the apron to the head! Ace flipped over Garcia on the apron and ducked Yuta upon entering the ring, only to come back with a kick to Garcia’s head. He drilled Yuta with a forearm and ran into a boot from Garcia in the corner. Garcia sat on the top turnbuckle, so Ace caught him with an enzigiri and shot that stunned Yuta. He put Yuta on his back and then added Garcia on top before walking to the middle of the ring for squats. Castagnoli had no interest in watching an impromptu leg day for Ace, so he blasted him in the face with a boot!

That changed the complexion of the match, as Ace was stuck in the Death Riders’ corner for the next few minutes. Castagnoli had Ace in trouble until he ran into a spin kick and collapsed onto Ace’s back. Ace showed his leg strength by standing up and dumping Castagnoli to the mat with a Death Valley Driver. Garcia tagged in, but so did Colten, and he opened up on the Death Riders! He dropped Yuta with a neckbreaker and got major height to dropkick Garcia back down. Austin tagged in and spun Yuta around with his speed before running him into the mat. Austin followed with an arm drag into a neckbreaker. Castagnoli entered, but walked into a jumping clothesline from Austin. Austin nailed Yuta with a spinning Flatliner. Colten jumped off Austin’s back to clothesline Garcia in the back of the head. Colten covered, so Castagnoli pulled his hair from the outside to break up the pin.

Colten put Garcia on the top turnbuckle, so Garcia tried to drop down for a powerbomb but couldn’t get Colten over. Marina Shafir got on the apron to distract the referee so Castagnoli could sneak in to hit the powerbomb. Garcia covered Colten, but Colten kicked out! The crowd chanted, “Gunns Up!” Colten managed to tag Ace, who was leveled by Garcia. Austin took down Garcia, but Yuta immediately kept the clothesline train going on Austin. Colten nailed Yuta and then ran into Castagnoli, who tried the same on Colten but didn’t budge. All six men faced off and all six took each other out with what Wight called a “six-way lariat entanglement.”

Shafir and Juice Robinson got in the ring for a face-off, and the crowd rose to their feet! Gabe Kidd stopped that by blindsiding Robinson and sending him to the floor. The Gunns tried to chase Kidd up the ramp, but came back towards the ring and got taken out by Yuta’s assisted plancha from Castagnoli. Garcia rolled up Ace for a near-fall, but Ace came back with a huge kick to send Garcia to the corner. Ace missed a charge and immediately ate an uppercut from Castagnoli, which set off the chain-reaction attacks by the Death Riders. Even Shafir got in on the act behind the referee’s back. Ace was picked up and held, so Yuta could hit him with a Busaiku Knee! Garcia locked Ace in the Dragon Tamer, and Ace submitted. The Death Riders win!

Darby Allin vs. Kyle Fletcher for the TNT Title at Grand Slam: France!

Darby spoke. What a week, what a life, he said. It had put a lot of things into perspective. All the things he's done wrong, all the things he should have done right. But that's life. Saturday night, he admitted, he genuinely thought Steven Borden's wrestling career was over. He reminded everyone that Borden is a guy who had a whole life before wrestling — a family, an entire career he walked away from because he wanted to do this instead. Pro wrestling.

Watching Borden get taken out on a stretcher was a humbling experience. But when Borden came to the hospital, the first thing he said was that he wasn't quitting. He wasn't going to stop. That stuck with Darby. Championships, he realized, aren't going anywhere. He thought about himself — what makes him feel most alive. And the answer was simple: risking everything, including risking losing the TNT Championship itself.

And that's when he thought of Kyle Fletcher. Fletcher never actually lost that title — it was taken from him while he was injured. So Darby wanted to give him the chance to win it back, fair and square. Grand Slam France. Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher.

Because he needs to feel alive.

He'll see Kyle in Paris.

The Rascalz' Myron Reed def. SkyFlight's Dante Martin (with Christopher Daniels) 

This was a standby match added by Tony Khan during Collision, and what a high-flying affair it was expected to be. Martin and Reed surprisingly started slow until they quickly went into a succession of pin attempts. Martin hit a big knee, but Reed sent him to the outside. Reed tried to go for a dive, but Martin came back in to stop him and threw Reed to the floor. Martin stopped and let Reed come back to the apron with a couple of heavy shots. Martin ran around the ring and dropkicked Reed through the turnbuckle connectors! Martin hit a couple of shots and got back in for a dive, but Reed caught him with a stunner in the ropes. Reed jumped over Martin and nailed a dropkick on the way back in the ring before hitting another to stun Martin. 

Reed caught Martin with a leg drop in the ropes and followed with a spinning enzigiri. He tried to put Martin on the ropes, so Martin sent him to the floor. Martin missed a moonsault from the apron and landed on his feet, but Reed caught him in a fireman’s carry off the apron and dumped him to the floor! Reed threw Martin back in for a two-count. Martin met Reed on the top for a superplex, but Reed came back with a Stundog Millionaire. Martin backflipped out of the way as Reed went to the floor. Martin hit a dive to Reed on the outside. 

Martin threw Reed back in, so Reed hit an enzuigiri on the apron and went for a diving cutter, which Martin blocked on the floor and turned into a poisonrana! What a reversal! Martin threw Reed in and hit an enzigiri from the apron. Martin went up top and looked around for some kind of approval, but he took too long and ate a cutter from Reed on the way down. Reed hit a No Cap Splash to get the pinfall victory!

AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné Blindsides Thekla!

Thekla was backstage at Mercedes Moné’s locker room door, and she had a message for the AEW Women’s World Champion. She pointed out that the two of them had been shouting at each other from across the building for weeks now, with people constantly getting in between them. But at WrestleDream, she said, it was going to be just the two of them — so why not have a little face-to-face right now? Come on over, she said. Let's do this.

Then the tone shifted — dripping with sarcasm, Thekla gushed that she was Mercedes’ biggest fan. She had been waiting for this moment forever. All she wanted was a photo and an autograph. Thekla never saw Moné nail her from behind! Moné called Thekla “a stupid little bitch” and stepped over her before unlocking her locker room.

Divine Dominion ("Colossal" Lena Kross and "Megasus" Megan Bayne) def. Emily Rose & Joiya Blake

Arkady Aura barely got out the names of Rose and Blake before Kross and Bayne attacked. Blake was decimated with repeated attacks in the corner by the former AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions. Kross crushed Blake with a diving lariat, and Bayne flew across the ring to take out Rose with a clothesline. Divine Intervention finished Blake for the blowout victory! As Divine Dominion went up the ramp, they were interrupted by Artist of STARDOM Champion Julia Hart, who walked right between Kross and Bayne on the way to the ring for the next match. 

Queen Aminata def. Artist of STARDOM Champion Sisters of Sin's Julia Hart

Aminata nailed Hart at the bell and knocked her to the floor. Aminata chased her out,t and Hart got back in the ring, but was immediately mounted for punches. Aminata knocked Hart down again and went to Chocolate Kisses! Aminata crushed Hart with a PK for a two-count. Aminata bent Hart in half on the mat with an ugly-looking leglock that had Hart in serious pain. Hart came back with an arm drag, but Aminata put her right back down with a suplex. 

Hart avoided Aminata in the corner and slammed her into the top turnbuckle. Hart briefly had the advantage and caught Aminata with a tarantula in the ropes, but Aminata was able to come back with a backbreaker. She snapped Hart to the corner with a suplex and nearly knocked Hart out with a face-wash boot in the corner. Aminata smushed Hart with a double stomp from the top rope, but Hart managed to kick out. Hart bailed to the floor, so Aminata threw her into the barricade. Aminata sat Hart in a chair and hit a dropkick from the apron that knocked Hart out of the chair! 

Aminata threw Hart back in and missed another double stomp from the top. Hart hit a thrust kick and tried to trade shots, but Aminata nailed a stiff forearm. Hart was able to lock Aminata in an octopus, but Aminata escaped with an Air Raid Crash! Hart kicked out at two! Aminata tried another pin, but Hart got her in the Hartless Lock after a couple of attempts. Aminata stood up to get out of it, so Hart hit a double boot lungblower. Hart connected with a running forearm in the corner. Hart tried to push up to the top rope, but Aminata caught her legs and put Hart on her shoulders. She walked her out to the middle of the ring and adjusted her grip into a German Suplex! Aminata put Hart away with Off With Her Head and got the pinfall win!

Kofi Challenges ROH World Champion Bandido for Grand Slam: France!

Austin Creed and Kofi were backstage, buzzing. Creed couldn't contain it — Kofi had just beaten one of the greatest Ring of Honor champions of all time in Lee Moriarty, a man who'd held the ROH Pure Championship for roughly 800 days and hadn't lost a singles match in about a year. Kofi had done that.

Kofi soaked it in — yeah, he did that, and it felt good to say. But Creed pressed him: was he satisfied with just that? Kofi wasn't. Satisfied being trios champions? No. They wanted tag gold, singles gold — they wanted it all.

Creed suggested that meant they should be in line for a bigger opportunity soon. Kofi brought up Bandido. Creed said the bases were loaded now; Kofi agreed. And what better place to make those aspirations come true than Grand Slam France?

Kofi wanted Bandido for the ROH World Championship!

Clockwork Carnage Qualifier: "Jungle" Jack Perry vs. Samoa Joe at Grand Slam: France!

After All Out, we heard from Perry, who said Joe was back. People had been saying Perry might be asking for more than he could handle, but he wasn't backing off that stance. Joe had been gone for months — and Perry reminded him that he was the only one with the balls to call him back.

Say what you want about him, Perry said, but he makes things happen. Joe was here because of him. And he'd backed it up — he beat Shibata. Yet Joe wouldn't even shake his hand.

People kept telling him Joe was going to kill him for this. Perry said he was willing to risk it — because Joe had something he wanted. And one way or another, Joe was going to give it to him.

We then heard comments from Samoa Joe.

He'd heard the calls. He understood the quest Perry was on — the desire to be seen as a killer. But to become one, Joe told him, you have to face one.

Joe pointed out that Perry was a bladesmith at heart, and that mattered here. Because when Perry looks out at the world, he sees a hammer — something that beats steel into shape, into purpose, into form.

And maybe, Joe said, when Perry looks at him, he sees the anvil. The foundation on which metal is wrought, where steel is brought to life.

But Jack needed to understand something about this equation — Joe is the fire. Unquenchable. Uncontrollable. Not a tool to be used, but something to be respected.

And Joe was going to teach him that lesson. Because when the fire finishes raging, when it's burned all the weakness away — Perry had better hope there's something left of him.

Don Callis Family's Mark Davis def. Adam Priest

Rocky Romero joined commentary for this match as Davis immediately hammered away at Priest. Priest tried to answer with shoulder blocks to no avail and was slammed with ease by Davis. Davis came back with chops, and Priest was slowed and rolled to the mat. Davis tried a powerbomb, but Priest fired back and sent Davis to the floor with a headscissors. Priest dove out with a torpedo dive and stayed on Davis with continued attacks on the floor. Davis fought back, but Priest got him with a dragon screw in the ropes. He went to the top turnbuckle for a DDT, so Davis threw him to the mat and blasted him to the corner with a shotgun dropkick. Davis flipped Priest over with an overhead double underhook suplex and a senton. He used a cocky cover on Priest, who kicked out but was clearly in trouble.

Priest was in major trouble until he hit a desperation chop block to the front of Davis’ knee. With Davis hobbled, Priest scampered to the top for a tornado DDT. Priest kicked at Davis’ leg and rolled through a bodyslam attempt to keep the attack going. Davis fought out of a half crab with a palm strike, so Priest came right back and locked it in. Priest powered out and sent Priest to the corner before throwing him across the ring with a German Suplex. Davis tried to end Priest, so Priest tried a backslide to no avail, and he slipped into a small package for a near-fall. Davis immediately grabbed Priest for Close Your Eyes and Count to Three to get the impressive victory.

Queen Aminata Gets AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné in Paris!

Renee Paquette caught up backstage with Queen Aminata and Mina Shirakawa, pointing out that was three straight wins over top talent in AEW for Aminata. Tony Khan, Renee noted, was already signaling that it could lead to an AEW Women’s World Title shot.

Aminata lit up at the mention. They'd already had a great Saturday, she said — did everyone see how she beat Julia? And how Mercedes Moné took out Thekla earlier? Juicy stuff. But there was something even juicier on the horizon: AEW heading to France on Tuesday, with WrestleDream just two weeks out.

Queen Aminata made her intentions clear — she doesn’t wait until after WrestleDream. This, she said, was happening in France. She reminded everyone of her history with Thekla — she hates that woman, and there was nothing she wanted more than to beat Moné for the AEW Women’s World Title in France and finally deal with Thekla’s “raggedy, stupid ass Toxic Spider!”

Aminata said she lived and had actually gone to law school in France — so there was no better place to crown the queen. Moné might be the CEO, but Aminata was going to show everyone in France exactly why she's the one and only African woman wrestler in AEW. She shimmied away with Mina.

AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match: Death Riders' Jon Moxley (c) def. Don Callis Family's Jake Doyle

Moxley got Doyle in a waist lock, so Doyle backed him into the corner and the two went face-to-face on a tense break. Moxley pushed Doyle away and worked him to the mat, where he manipulated and snapped Doyle’s fingers. Moxley tried to shoulder block Doyle, but fell to the ground when he hit the wall known as Doyle. Doyle hit a shoulder block of his own, but Moxley got back up and knocked Doyle down with a shoulder block off the ropes. Doyle worked Mox over in multiple corners until he missed a charge and Moxley mounted him for 10 punches. Doyle came right back and knocked Moxley off the apron to the floor! 

Doyle started to string together offense after that, and his power was on full display against the AEW Continental Champion. As Doyle continued to do more damage, Moxley had a harder time fighting off Doyle’s power. Moxley finally rolled to the floor and collapsed before milking the count for as long as he could to recover. Moxley came back in and got in Doyle’s face before unloading with a flurry of shots. Doyle fought out of the corner, and the two began exchanging strikes. That turned into an exchange of lariats before going back to punches and kicks from Mox.

Doyle stopped him with a side suplex and tried to charge out of the corner, but Moxley fired out of the opposite side with a lariat to drop Doyle with 10 minutes to go!  Both men stumbled to their feet, and Mox hit a cutter! Doyle went to the floor, so Mox followed with a big dive. Moxley threw Doyle back in and tried a piledriver, but Doyle powered out. Doyle tried to powerbomb Moxley, so Mox gouged his eyes. Moxley hit a stuff piledriver, but Doyle’s large traps helped him fight it off! He clobbered Moxley and hit a sitout powerbomb for a close two-count!

Doyle pulled Moxley up for a clothesline, so Moxley flipped him off. That angered Doyle, who tried to swing Moxley around for a side slam, but Moxley managed to get Doyle’s back and for a rear naked choke! Doyle collapsed to the mat and tapped out! Moxley wins! Moxley and Marina Shafir celebrated to end Collision!

We’ll see you in Paris on Tuesday!

Catch AEW Grand Slam: France Dynamite on a SPECIAL Tuesday night on TBS & HBO Max at 8/7c from Adidas Arena in Paris, France!

Already Announced:

AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. AEW International Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada

AEW Women’s World Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Queen Aminata

TNT Championship: Darby Allin (c) vs. “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher

Clockwork Carnage Qualifier: “Jungle” Jack Perry vs. Samoa Joe

ROH World Championship: Bandido (c) vs. AEW World Trios Champion Kofi

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