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AEW Collision Results: September 5, 2026 – Andrade Keeps National Title from Kidd, Persephone Retains TBS Title, Motor City Machine Guns Win Tag Debut, More

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AEW Collision Results

AEW Collision continued an amazing week at Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas on TNT and HBO Max, with the aftershocks of AEW All In: London still being felt and the road to All Out in Chicago on September 26 already creating its own waves. Tonight saw many champions tested, including title defenses for AEW National Champion Andrade El Ídolo against The Dogs’ Gabe Kidd and TBS Champion Persephone’s first challenge from VertVixen, featuring Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. on commentary!


With hostilities spilling over from Dynamite, Andrade and Kidd continued the battle with a lot more on the line. Just like the main event on Wednesday, Andrade was victorious and said he would keep his focus on the AEW National Title while waiting to execute his AEW World Title contract.


Persephone made it brutally clear why she holds both the TBS Title and CMLL World Women’s Title with a statement victory over VertVixen. After the match, Baker came off commentary to join in a post-match attack until former TBS Champion Maya World and Thunder Rosa arrived to even the odds and hold the ring!


The Motor City Machine Guns stepped into an AEW ring for the first time as a tag team and showed their mastery of the game, taking down two-thirds of the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions, Blake Christian and Lee Johnson, The Swirl.


Plus, it was an up-and-down night for the Don Callis Family, with the uneasy duo of “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher and “The Jet” Kevin Knight beating Bang Bang Gang in the main event while Brian Cage and Jake Doyle threw everything they could at the Young Bucks, but ultimately fell to the three-time AEW World Tag Team Champions in the opening contest.


All that and so much more made it a sizzling Saturday night in Texas for Collision!


AEW Collision Results From Allen





The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) def. Don Callis Family's Brian Cage and Jake Doyle


Our opening contest brought a pair of Callis’ behemoths to face Matt and Nick Jackson, with the Bucks now three weeks away from the 3-Way Ladder Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship against Christian Cage and Adam Copeland and FTR at All Out! Cage and Doyle decided they didn’t want to wait for the Bucks to finish their entrance and attacked them before the bell while Matt and Nick were saluting the crowd on the turnbuckles! This was off to an inauspicious start for the Bucks.

Nick got sent to the floor, and Matt was taken down by a double-shoulder block. Cage and Doyle punished Matt in their corner with no escape thanks to repeated boots, and the crowd booed Doyle’s attempts to rile them up. Matt ran Doyle into Cage and floated over a pair of back suplexes before escaping Doyle and Cage one more time to finally make the tag to Nick! Nick came off the top with a double crossbody and quickly continued his flurry with a springboard wristlock armdrag/tijeras combination! The Bucks hit stereo hurricanranas and mounted punches before working Cage and Doyle out of the corners for the bulldog high-five, but instead they were both dropped with back suplexes! The power of the heavy-hitters was on full display!


Matt popped Nick into a double dropkick on Cage and Doyle. The Bucks clotheslined Doyle over the top, and Matt trapped Cage’s head on the ropes so Nick could knock him to the floor with a flying kick. The Bucks fired up the crowd and started to feel the momentum picking up! Matt hit a double boot through the ropes and then gave Nick a low bridge for a tope con hilo that took out the Callis Family on the floor! The Bucks were feeling it, and Nick jumped onto the commentary desk to get the crowd even more riled up!


Doyle helped turn things around by catching a kick from Nick on the apron, which allowed Cage to bring Nick back in with a deadlift superplex! Matt tried to come in, but ran into the brick wall body block from Doyle. Cage curled Nick like a barbell before tossing Nick over his head in a throwaway slam! He flipped Nick over from a pumphandle and Nick ate all of Cage’s rising knee on the way down!


Nick was completely taken away from Matt on the wrong side of the ring for an extended period until he hit a desperation PK to Doyle on the floor and reversed Cage’s tornado slam into a Canadian Destroyer! That was some highlight-reel defense into offense! Matt tagged in and unloaded on Cage and Doyle before dropping Cage with a Sliced Bread #2 and Doyle with a pump-fake DDT! Nick tagged back in, and the Bucks went to work in the corners before successfully connecting on the high-five bulldogs they missed earlier in the match. Matt and Nick went to the top in opposite corners and came down with their elbow drop/senton bomb combination! The Bucks called for a Superkick Party and started to go to work on Cage and Doyle with a barrage of kicks. Matt tried to lift Doyle for the Meltzer Driver, but he couldn’t, so Nick helped lift Doyle into position on Matt. Nick went back to the apron and springboard flipped into the ring, but Cage caught him and twisted him into a tornado slam while Doyle broke free of Matt. 


Matt was sent to the corner, but got free of Cage. He nearly took Doyle over with a hurricanrana from the middle rope, but Doyle held on and planted him with a sitout powerbomb! Matt kicked out to keep the match alive! Doyle put Matt on his back, so Nick superkicked Doyle to help his brother. They hit tandem superkicks, so Cage came in and caught Nick’s kick to swing it into Matt! Cage tried to powerbomb Nick, so Nick rotated through into a facebuster. Cage ate some more superkicks, and the Bucks set up for the BTE Trigger, but sensed Doyle was coming and pulled Cage into Doyle’s body block! Doyle ate a series of superkicks followed by a BTE Trigger and the Bucks got the pinfall win!


Where Does Former AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale Go Next?


Nightingale said at All In she learned that she and Mercedes Moné are more alike than she realized because they will both do whatever they can to win. But unlike Moné, she won’t use any injuries or excuses to justify losing the AEW Women’s World Title. She’ll get back up and keep fighting.


Nightingale heard what Moné said in her championship celebration on Dynamite and how Thekla had plenty to say during her interruption, including that Willow deserved what she got at All In. Nightingale wonders if they would say that to her face?


“Hangman” Adam Page & Brodido (Brody King and ROH World Champion Bandido) def. Braddah Kaimi, LBJ and Vin Parker


This was the first action for Page and Brodido since losing the AEW World Trios Titles in last weekend’s Trios Roulette Royale to the eventual and shocking winners, Swerve Strickland and Austin Creed and Kofi, The New Level! Parker tried a bunch of chops on King that had no effect, but one return from King put Parker down on the mat. LBJ and Kaimi rushed in to get the same treatment. King stacked all three up in the corner and squashed all three with a splash! Bandido, Page and King all hit cannonballs before Parker stumbled out into a Deadeye from Hangman, who held Parker for a massive lariat from King and a frog splash from Bandido, who covered Parker to get the blowout victory! 


Bang Bang Gang Have Words for The New Level and Don Callis Family

The entire Bang Bang Gang was backstage with “Switchblade” Jay White, and The Gunns admitted they were disappointed to not walk out of Wembley Stadium with the AEW World Trios Titles, although they acknowledged the new blood in the division and the champions, Swerve and The New Level.


Robinson brought the conversation back to tonight, where he made it clear that Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight better be on the same page because he and Ace Austin were closer than ever. Austin reminded Fletcher and Knight of their title losses at All In before everyone went Gunns Up.


AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions The Brawling Birds Challenge Divine Dominion for All Out


After Dynamite, Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter were angry with Divine Dominion after Lena Kross hit Windsor with one of the titles, which allowed Megan Bayne to finish Windsor off and win their singles match. The Birds challenged Divine Dominion to face them in a Chicago Street Fight in a rematch for the titles at All Out!


“The Prodigy” Nick Wayne def. Komander


Wayne came to the ring with some extra swagger after he left Jericho down on Dynamite with a low blow. Komander entered the match with a lot of fanfare following his awe-inspiring effort in the Casino Gauntlet, which was won when Andrade pinned Wayne. 


Komander and Wayne exchanged reversals in what amounted to a high-energy feeling-out process before Wayne bailed to the floor. Wayne came back in and thought a quick shot would give him the advantage, but Komander sent him to the floor with a tijeras and called for a dive. Wayne got back in the ring, so Komander adjusted to a La Magistral for a two-count. Komander nearly caught Wayne again with a springboard splash, but Wayne kicked out. Wayne went to the corner, so Komander followed and pushed through a boot to the face to stagger Wayne. As Komander turned away to go across the ring, Wayne yanked Komander down by his mask! He seized the opening to suplex Komander into the turnbuckles. Wayne brought Komander to the floor and dropped him on the commentary desk with a high-angle back suplex! Wayne took the time to pose on the barricade before sending Komander back into the ring. 


Wayne toyed with Komander, completely changing the expected flow of the match by systematically breaking Komander down with repeated shots to the back. Komander had a brief flurry of offense until Wayne shut it down with a German suplex. Komander got out of Wayne’s grasp and connected on a series of quick kicks before spiking Wayne with a springboard destroyer! Komander rushed to the ropes for a dive, but Wayne moved, and Komander still had time to adjust for a springboard somersault plancha! Komander threw Wayne back in and went to the top rope for Cielito Lindo, only for Wayne to get his knees up to block it! Wayne covered and only got a two. Wayne tried to charge out of the corner, but Komander trapped him in a pinning predicament for another near fall. Wayne came back with a dragon suplex and attempted Wayne’s World, which Komander stopped by sweeping Wayne’s feet on the ropes. Komander came off with a springboard right into a cutter from Wayne! Wayne leveled Komander with a kick and finished him with a Prodigy Plex to get the three-count!


After the match, Wayne demanded the referee stop checking on Komander and raise his hand, so he didn’t see Jericho sneak in the ring and join in the act! When Wayne realized it, he tried to get away, but Jericho pulled him into a Judas Effect! Wayne was laid out, and Jericho earned a measure of revenge for Dynamite!


The Conglomeration and Konosuke Takeshita Still Have Championship Plans


Lexy Nair was with Kyle O’Reilly, Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong and Konosuke Takeshita in the back and asked where they go after losing their title matches at All In. O’Reilly said they’ve been trying to figure that out, as Strong stormed away. O’Reilly continued and said they won’t stop until everyone in The Conglomeration has a backpack full of gold. Takeshita asked if he was in the Conglomeration. Cassidy said there’s no way anyone will ever know. Takeshita said either way, he’s not giving up on becoming a champion because he is The Alpha. Takeshita left, and Cassidy said he’s pretty cool.


TBS Championship Match: Persephone (c) def. VertVixen


This was VertVixen’s first shot at AEW gold, but it came against such a dangerous double champion in Persephone, who had Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. with her on the way to the ring. Baker joined commentary for this TBS Title match!


Persephone tried to bully VertVixen into the corner after the bell; the favor was returned in the opposite corner when VertVixen wouldn’t let Persephone get away. Persephone came back with a quick strike and tried to blindly leap over VertVixen on the other side, only to get pushed right back into the turnbuckles. VertVixen avoided Persephone in the corner and took her down with a shoulder block. VertVixen dropped Persephone and covered her for a two-count. The crowd chanted for VertVixen, as she has plenty of experience wrestling in Texas. 


Persephone caught VertVixen’s crossbody attempt and threw her backward with a fallaway slam. Persephone followed with a stiff dropkick to the side of the head and covered, but VertVixen kicked out! Persephone stayed on the offense and began to pick VertVixen apart after a chop block.

Persephone locked VertVixen in a body lock, which was broken up by a pin attempt. Persephone kicked out and transitioned to a guillotine choke, so VertVixen rolled over again into a nearfall. Persephone threw a big right hand, and VertVixen answered, which turned into back-and-forth until Persephone connected on a short-arm clothesline for a nearfall. Persephone sent VertVixen to the corner, but she put on the brakes and stunned Persephone with a kick to the side of the head and a rebound kick from the corner. 


VertVixen tried to shake the pain out of her leg and connected on a running boot to the opposite corner. She pulled Persephone out of the corner with a Blue Thunder Bomb, but Persephone kicked out! VertVixen was throwing everything she has at the champion. Persephone rolled through a sunset flip to hit a shotgun dropkick and snatched VertVixen up for her devastating Crucifix Bomb to get the pinfall victory and first successful defense of the TBS Title.


Baker came in the ring, and Persephone asked if she should continue the assault, which got Baker’s approval. Persephone had VertVixen in a camel clutch, so Baker put her glove on for a Lockjaw, only to be interrupted by the music of former TBS Champion Maya World! 


Andrade El Ídolo and Gabe Kidd Continue Their Worldwide Rivalry Tonight


Before they meet tonight for Andrade’s AEW National Title, we took a look at the history between these two, which actually began in earnest earlier this year in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, culminating in a match that saw Andrade beat Kidd to become the #1 contender to the IWGP Global Heavyweight Title. They mixed it up again in the 10-man tag on Dynamite and will face off again in the main event of Collision!


The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) def. ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Swirl (Blake Christian and Lee Johnson)


The Swirl had no change in their typical arrogant demeanor on the way to the ring, although with Jay Lethal with them, all three were proud to be ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions. That brought out the Motor City Machine Guns, who were set to make their AEW tag-team debut! 


As the crowd went wild for MCMG, Shelley started things and drew a line in the middle of the ring for Johnson in a call to battle. The crowd continued to chant for Shelley as he outwrestled Johnson until Johnson cut him off with a kick to the gut. Christian tagged in and stayed on Shelley’s left arm with repeated attacks. Shelley came back with a big chop and brought Christian over to Sabin, who tagged in for the first time. They put Christian down with a pair of back elbows. Sabin avoided Christian in the corner and grounded him with multiple takedowns while remaining in control of Christian’s left shoulder. Christian broke free and managed to hit a desperation dropkick, although he came up in pain and tagged out to Johnson.


Johnson took too long lining up Sabin and missed a charge in the corner, so Shelley tagged back in. They went to double-team Christian, who avoided the initial attempt only to eat a huge shot from Shelley! MCMG had Johnson alone, and while he initially fought both of them off, he got caught in the middle of the ring by sandwich lariats! Sabin and Shelley hit sliding dropkicks to The Swirl, and Shelley held the ropes open for Sabin to take both out with a dive to the floor!


The Swirl briefly took back control until Shelley managed to tag Sabin, who immediately went to work on Christian and Johnson with a flurry of punches. They stopped him momentarily, only for Johnson to nail Christian with friendly fire! Sabin kicked off Christian to DDT Johnson! Sabin ran down the apron to kick Christian on the floor. Sabin went to the second rope and spiked Johnson with a tornado DDT. Johnson kicked out to stay alive. Shelley tagged back in, so MCMG could light up Johnson with kicks until he was on his knees. He ate a stiff kick to the head from Sabin, but managed to kick out again on Shelley’s pin attempt. Sabin tagged in, but Johnson sent Shelley to the corner and missed a charge. As Shelley walked down the apron, Christian speared him and dove back through the ropes to get him again with a twisting press. Back in the ring, Johnson was able to tag Christian for a splash/reverse DDT combo on Sabin! Sabin kicked out at two! Johnson and Christian hit back-to-back splashes from the top, so Shelley had to dive in to break up the pin attempt! 


Shelley was thrown to the floor, and Johnson put Sabin on his shoulders with Christian on the top rope. Sabin floated out of Johnson’s grasp and shoved him into the turnbuckles as Christian jumped over them to the middle of the ring. Shelley came in and traded standing switches with Christian until Sabin hit a cutter. Sabin tagged Shelley as Johnson tried to attack in the corner, but missed and immediately ate boots from the front and back from MCMG. Shelley put Johnson on his shoulders, and Sabin scaled the ropes for a doomsday missile dropkick! Shelley covered,d and Christian made the save in the nick of time! 


Sabin and Shelley annihilated Christian with their unmistakable cohesion on a series of perfectly placed strikes that culminated in a boot to Christian from Sabin while stuck in a chancery from Shelley! Sabin tagged back in, so he and Shelley could hit the Dirty Bomb Double Death Valley Driver on Johnson to get their first AEW victory!


“Jungle” Jack Perry is Keeping the Same Goal


Perry said he failed to win the Casino Gauntlet at All In, but that’s OK because spoiler alert: he will be AEW World Champion one day, and while some will cheer him on, others will be filled with rage; he won’t stop until he makes that happen. 


“Until then, my goal remains the same: face the best to become the best.”


The Demand Have Problems With The New Level and Swerve


Ricochet said All In was a complete nightmare for The Demand. They got upstaged by a couple of rookies, The New Level. He’s never even heard of them. Kaun said they have a singles guy in a tag team, so they aren’t real trios. And does The New Level mean they are behind Swerve? Liona said the rookies need to pay their dues by carrying their bags, bringing them coffee, and bringing the car around! They got lucky against a real dominant trio. Ricochet said everyone forgets they are in Demand, and if you don’t follow demands? You get put down!


AEW National Championship Match: Andrade El Ídolo (c) def. Gabe Kidd


Kidd was his usual chaotically militant self as he stomped down to the ring. Andrade was also himself in that he was the complete opposite, with an entrance fit for The Real Latino Man. Andrade took plenty of time coming to the ring with his usual accompaniment of women, making a point to show off his AEW World Championship contract. Kidd clearly had enough of the waiting and jumped Andrade to kick-start this championship matchup.


Kidd clobbered Andrade with a lariat and picked him up for a brainbuster, which connected! He covered, but Andrade kicked out to save what would have been an embarrassingly quick loss. Kidd sent Andrade to the floor and threw the contract into the crowd. He kicked Andrade from behind and threw him into the barricade. Kidd pulled at Andrade’s face before throwing him to the floor. Kidd saw that the contract was returned to ringside and threatened to throw it again. That gave Andrade the chance to recover and send Kidd into the barricade. He bounced Kidd off the commentary desk and chopped him hard before throwing Kidd back in the ring. Andrade got a lot of love from the Texas crowd as he connected on all Three Amigos. Kidd crawled away on the floor and into a chair, so Andrade came to the steps to face him. Kidd exploded out of the chair to knock Andrade off the steel steps. Kidd tried to throw Andrade into the steps, but Andrade reversed it, and Kidd smashed the steel. Andrade returned to the ring and removed his pants, much to the delight of everyone, including Walker Stewart on commentary!


Kidd charged at Andrade and missed, so Andrade was able to grab him for the elbow drop backbreaker. Kidd kicked out with defiance at two. Andrade went to the top rope and tried a frog splash, but Kidd got his knees up! The tide seemed to swing in Kidd’s favor, but he couldn’t keep the advantage, and Andrade crushed him with a springboard tornillo to Kidd on the floor! Andrade took a selfie with Arkady Aura because he had time and finally made his way towards the ring. Andrade went up top and missed a moonsault, but followed with a second attempt that nailed Kidd. Kidd was able to kick out again! Andrade tried for the knee in the corner, but took too long and Kidd moved. Andrade was hobbled from hitting the buckles and turned right into a head-clearing clothesline from Kidd! Kidd picked up Andrade and flattened him with a sitout powerbomb! He covered the shoulders, but Andrade managed to kick out to stay alive!


Andrade backdropped out of a piledriver attempt, which sent Kidd upside down into the turnbuckles at an ugly angle. Andrade wasted no time getting to the opposite corner so he could charge at Kidd and smash him with running knees. Andrade covered, but it wasn’t enough, and that seemed to send him into a different zone. Kidd escaped The DM attempt and cracked Andrade in the throat. Andrade asked for more and got it, although it was just to lull Kidd into a Día de los Muertos attempt, which Kidd blocked and turned into a nasty back suplex. Kidd was unhinged as he repeatedly slammed his head into the turnbuckles and then stopped to drop his kneepad. He ran his exposed knee into the side of Andrade and picked him up, but Andrade broke free only to eat three elbows. Kidd hit the ropes and bounced right into a Día de los Muertos from Andrade out of nowhere! 1-2-Kidd kicked out! Andrade couldn’t believe it, so he quickly picked Kidd up and dumped him on his head with the DM to get the three-count and a successful AEW National Title defense.


After the match, Andrade said that now that he has the AEW World Championship contract, it’s only a matter of time before he’s AEW World Champion, but he wants to wait for the right time. He’s going to focus on becoming the greatest National Champion of all time! He will defend the title every week. 

“You think I cannot do this? I have one question. How you know?”


Tommaso Ciampa Wants a New Title


Ciampa said every time the plane touches down in Texas, he thinks of his AEW debut just a couple of hours from here. From the kiss of death to Mark Briscoe to becoming the first man in AEW history to win a title in his debut match. He’s created moments with Kyle Fletcher, Darby Allin, Briscoe, Jericho and more, but nothing bigger than Wembley Stadium. 45,000 fans singing and humming along as he stepped on the stage. To the sickos, he sees and hears you. It’s time to create new moments. 

“It’s time the ‘Psycho Killer’ becomes the ‘Psycho King’. It’s time I collect a new title.”


ROH Women's World Championship Proving Ground Match: Athena (c) def. Isla Dawn


Dawn was able to wrestle in her hometown last week in Glasgow, although tonight, the crowd would be behind Texas’ own Athena. Athena offered a handshake for a Code of Honor and Dawn accepted, so we were underway. Athena mockingly knocked Dawn to the mat, so Dawn came back with a host of stiff shots and sent Athena down to the mat with authority. That woke up the champion, and she took Dawn down to the floor before kicking her from the apron with a sickening thud. Dawn fought back on the floor, but Athena threw her into the barricade twice before sending Dawn back to the ring. Dawn tried to roll Athena up for a pin, but that only angered Athena, who rolled through it and kicked Dawn in the face. Dawn briefly recovered to catch a backslide for a pin attempt, but Athena escaped and kicked her in the gut. Dawn turned a suplex attempt into an inside cradle for a nearfall. 


Athena was sent to the corner and tried to kick off the buckles, but Dawn waited for her with a kick of her own. She dropped Athena with a teardrop suplex and followed with a running knee to get a two-count. Athena elbowed her way off Dawn’s back and knocked her into the corner. Dawn dropped Athena with a stiff shot and went to the top, but rolled through on her jump down and got caught by a pair of German suplexes by Athena. Athena clobbered Dawn with a handspring clothesline in the corner and went up top to hit a beautiful O-Face on Dawn to get the win!


Don Callis Family's “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher & “The Jet” Kevin Knight def. Bang Bang Gang's Ace Austin & Juice Robinson


It was main event time, and Knight was out first, although he didn’t seem thrilled to hear Fletcher’s music, as these two were clearly not on the same page. The crowd loved seeing Bang Bang Gang and the guns were up all over the building! 


Austin and Fletcher began things with Austin using his amazing versatility to take Fletcher down to the mat and connect with a dropkick. Knight tagged himself in to show Fletcher how it was supposed to be done. Austin quickly got Knight into the corner and chopped him before whipping him to the other side, but Knight reversed it so Austin managed to somehow trip Knight and kicked him in the back of the head before rolling him up for a two-count. Knight was clearly on his heels, so Austin tagged Robinson, who entered with a shot from the top rope onto Knight’s arm. 


Robinson hit a Manhattan Drop/Russian Leg Sweep combo to get a two-count and taunted Fletcher, which gave Robinson the chance to tag Austin. They took Knight down, and Austin dropped his massive leg to get another two-count. He wrapped his legs around Knight’s body to squeeze life out of him and kicked Knight in the back of the head. When Austin went to the ropes, Fletcher decided he had enough and came into the ring for a release bodyslam! He pointed at Austin to show Knight what needed to be done. Fletcher and Knight argued until Knight broke away to knock Robinson off the apron. They continued to argue until Knight took over on Austin. He finally put together some offense before bringing in Fletcher, who continued the one-sided attack. 


Knight came back in, and Austin was in trouble until he nailed Fletcher on the apron and somehow shifted his body away from Knight to make the much-needed tag to Robinson! He was a house of fire on Knight and Fletcher. He dropped Knight and Fletcher walked right into a series of right hands before Robinson loaded up the Left Hand of God, so Fletcher ducked and Robinson hit him with a DDT! Knight got the Left Hand of God instead and Robinson nailed a kneeling powerbomb for a near fall. Austin tagged back in and went up top, but Fletcher grabbed his leg. In the confusion, Knight got free of Robinson and took Austin over with a leaping hurricanrana! 


Knight tagged Fletcher, and they tried a double suplex, but Robinson caught Austin. Austin and Robinson took down Fletcher and Knight, and Robinson followed Knight to the floor with a crossbody! Back in the ring, Austin stomped Fletcher’s head into the mat and nearly got the pin. Fletcher got caught in a bridging pin attempt and kicked out to send Austin to the corner. He missed a running charge, and Austin bounced out of the corner to crack Fletcher in the head. Austin called for The Fold and ran right into a Michinoku Driver! Austin kicked out! 


Fletcher picked up Austin for a brainbuster, but got rolled into another nearfall! Austin hit an enzuigiri and tried to tag Robinson, but Knight pulled him down and dropped him on the corner of the ring with the Crash Landing! Austin went to the apron and hit Knight with a kick, but when he jumped back into the ring, Fletcher leveled him with a thrust kick! Fletcher hit a running boot in the corner and pulled Austin out for a brainbuster as Knight made a tag. Fletcher went for the cover, but moved when he saw Knight coming down with a UFO Splash! Knight covered to get the pinfall win for his team! Callis entered the ring and raised the hands of both men, but it was clear they still weren’t much closer as Collision came to a close!


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