AEW Dynamite & Collision Results: November 11, 2026 – Death Riders and The Conglomeration United Before Anarchy in the Arena, Fletcher Can’t Shake Ospreay, Motor City Machine Guns #1 Contenders, More

AEW Dynamite and Collision was a jam-packed 3-hour live special on TBS and HBO Max from the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah! As you might expect, the last stop before AEW Full Gear this Saturday in Phoenix, Arizona, was full of bumps and bruises, with multiple Full Gear opponents not waiting until the weekend to kick off the fight festivities! 

Marina Shafir and AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley defeated AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné and “Switchblade” Jay White when Shafir submitted Moné with the Brutalizer. The Cut and Moné tried to attack after the match, but the Death Riders were saved by The Conglomeration! Moxley and Orange Cassidy shook hands while The Cut  watched from the ramp! 

To begin the night, AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher had an intense face-to-face before their AEW World Title match at Full Gear. Fletcher did everything he could to get under Ospreay’s skin, but the champion refused to take the bait while Fletcher only got more incensed. They’ll settle it in three days at Full Gear! 

Tommaso Ciampa had his first successful defense of the AEW National Championship, once again defeating a member of United Empire in "Speedball" Mike Bailey after taking the title from Andrade El Ídolo over the weekend on Collision. However, he was confronted by Ilja Dragunov, and it was revealed Dragunov would challenge Ciampa for the AEW National Title at Full Gear! Queen Aminata also had a successful defense when she turned away Hyan and Skye Blue in the main event. She’ll defend in another 3-Way at Saturday Tailgate Brawl against former TBS Champions Maya World and Persephone! 

Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley beat Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler to win their best-of-5 series 3-2. As a result, the Motor City Machine Guns are the #1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship and will face whichever team leaves Full Gear with the titles after the Young Bucks defend against Mark Davis and Jake Doyle! 

All that and so much more went down in West Valley City!

AEW Dynamite & Collision Results From West Valley City 

Adam Copeland Walked Out On His Team After Blood and Guts 

Before the night got underway from Utah, we went back to Jacksonville to relive all the brutality and violence of Blood and Guts, including Wardlow throwing TNT Champion Darby Allin off the top of the cage. 

Then, Tony Schiavone took us back to never-before-seen footage from after Blood and Guts, when he was trying to speak to AEW World Champion Will Ospreay, but instead cameras caught Ospreay returning to the losing locker room, where Adam Copeland, Steven Borden and the Young Bucks were recovering after going through war inside the cage. Ospreay couldn’t understand why Copeland surrendered like that when they had so many fans, especially kids, looking up to them in the crowd. 

“Did you think when you said ‘we surrender’, that they weren’t going to throw Darby…” Copeland had enough. 

“Shut up! You need to shut up and listen to me for once. I’m getting tired of this. I had to retire for nine years. Nine years. Because of the choice that I made. Me. But I saw all of you. I’ve got a triple fusion in my neck. Now you got it, right? How old are you? Thirty-three? Yeah. You want a triple fusion like I got? Because you want to know how I feel when I wake up? Like a bag of shit.” 

Copeland continued: “You and I both know you’ve got a bad neck.” Then he looked over at the Young Bucks: “You’re getting piledriven by Mark Davis. You’re busted open, you’re a mess.” 

Copeland delivered some chilling words to Borden: “The last time I saw you, your arms were like this.” Copeland made a stiff-arm motion. “I don’t want to see that again. And if all of you can’t understand that, then maybe this isn’t the place for me.” 

He walked out of the locker room with everyone calling him back to no avail. 

AEW World Champion Will Ospreay & "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher Face to Face 

The challenger made his way out first with Don Callis, followed by Ospreay. Initially, Fletcher let Ospreay do his customary entrance in the ring, but stopped Ospreay before he was finished.

Fletcher yelled for Ospreay’s music to be cut. “You shut up, and you listen to the Protostar. Now, Will, you look a little bit anxious. Is that fair to say? Don’t worry, you don’t have to worry about shenanigans here today. It’s been two years since the last time we had a one-on-one, face-to-face conversation. I think we’re about due. Two years ago, I stood in this ring, in this building, and I shaved my head clean. Anyone here remember that? Yeah? I thought so. Since then, look at you, Will. You got married. You had neck surgery. You came back from neck surgery, and you won the AEW World Championship. But me, I’ve won the TNT Championship. Twice. I’ve been an AEW World Trios Champion. I’ve been the AEW International Champion. But I know none of that would happen if not for you. You were the catalyst for this entire path, so I wanted to say thank you.” 

Ospreay was caught off guard. “This isn’t the encounter I thought we were going to have, especially after what happened last week. With everything we’ve gone through, hearing those words from your mouth means a lot to me. I’ve kept my eye on you for two years, and I’m very proud of you. I hope you can say the same back to me.” 

Fletcher wouldn’t let it stand. “Oh, no, stop it, William. Stop twisting my words. That is not what I said. Master manipulator strikes again. Whilst I’m grateful for everything that has happened since, I would not change a single thing. Given the opportunity, I would stab you in the head with a screwdriver again. I would drop you on your neck with a Tiger Driver again. Which brings me to something I wanted to bring up. You had spinal fusion surgery, and the person you went after for retribution was Jon Moxley? Am I not allowed to air my grievances? You know damn well who broke your neck in the first place. It was me. I dropped you on your neck on the steel steps, and I dropped you on the top rope with a brainbuster. I want the credit I deserve. You’re going to tell these people, and the world, that I’m the one who broke your neck.” 

Ospreay conceded the point. “He’s right. You’re the man responsible for the most excruciating ten months of my life. I was wrestling all my matches with one arm, and I don’t know how I did it. I was in the first year of my AEW contract, seven months in, and I got hurt. I didn’t want to let Tony down or the roster. The only reason I got through it night after night was the opening beats of my music and everyone losing their minds. Even in your home country, they were cheering me over you. It was morphine. When they chant my name, it’s a call to arms. It’s the Batman signal for me. I’m fighting for legacy. So you can have all the credit in the world. You broke my neck. But even with a broken neck, I smoked you twice, bruv. Now I’m 100 percent, and I’m operating on a level no one can replicate. Do you really think you have a chance?” 

He ran through his résumé. “I outlasted seven of AEW’s best in Clockwork Carnage. I dethroned the ace. I shot the Black Arrow when the world needed it most. I beat Kenny Omega. I won this title at All In. Perfect segue. Hello, truck! I sent in a clip around 10 a.m., and I want your reaction. Put it on the screen, please.” The clip aired Ospreay’s walk to the curtain at All In, specifically when he walked by Fletcher and Mark Davis, then Ospreay stopped it as he looked back at Fletcher and Fletcher watched Ospreay walk to the biggest match of his life. “Tell me what you were feeling in that moment.”

Fletcher: “You want to know what I felt? In that moment right there? I felt absolutely nothing.” 

Ospreay: “Oh, bollocks, mate. Kyle, you’re a lot of things, but you’re a very bad liar. I’m not interested in hearing words from your daddy’s mouth. If you really hated me that much, you wouldn’t have stood aside. I think you saw someone you still love. Deep down, you and Davis wanted to be ringside with me, just like old times. So tell me how you felt.” 

Fletcher: “You want to know how I felt, Will? Jealous. You happy? I had to watch the man I hate most in the world walk out there and achieve my dream. Of course you were gonna win. It was the fairy tale I’ve wanted my whole life, so yes, I was jealous. But that feeling did not last very long. As soon as I realized what was about to happen, I knew I was going to be the man to take it all away from you, to take your life’s crowning achievement for myself.” 

Ospreay: “I don’t believe you. I think you’re lying. This could have been two brothers putting their differences aside to fight for the most important championship in wrestling, on one of the most important pay-per-views, and it still can be. Deep down, you and Davis wanted to be ringside. I have no shame in telling you I still love you, mate.” 

Fletcher: “Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop lying! You never loved me! I know it! You’re a manipulator. You try to get in my brain. You take something and twist it and twist it to benefit you. One day you’re going to realize this was all your fault. This has always been about you. I realized it. Davis realized it. Callum Newman just realized it. One day your wife will realize it, and she’s going to leave you. When your son grows up, if he doesn’t realize it on his own, I’ll be there to tell him exactly the kind of man his father is. That’s all in the future, and I can’t wait for every one of those things to happen. But this Saturday at Full Gear, there is only hatred, and I am going to take everything from you. These are my final comments. I’ll see you Saturday.” 

Ospreay had the last word. “You’ve improved dramatically. You’re one of the best wrestlers on this roster right now. But we do not stand on equal footing. We’ve wrestled six times, and I’ve won five. You won one, two years ago. That same killer instinct I had to show Jon and Kenny, I’m now going to point at you. I’ll pull the trigger, the lights will go out, and you’ll wake up with me standing over you with my AEW World Championship. Because when it comes to Kyle Fletcher versus Will Ospreay, I will always have the high ground. Because my name is Will Ospreay, and I’m on another…” 

Fletcher slapped Ospreay and begged him to do something about it. Ospreay calmly raised the microphone back to his mouth and finished exactly what he wanted to say. 

“…level.” 

Ospreay left the ring with Fletcher seething.

Kazuchika Okada Will Defend AEW International Championship vs. Adam Copeland at Full Gear! 

Okada and Copeland will go one-on-one for the first time ever at Full Gear, and we looked at how this match came to be, from Copeland’s announcement that 2027 will be his final year in wrestling to Clockwork Carnage to Blood and Guts! 

Tag Team Match: AEW World Trios Champions Brodido (ROH World Champion Bandido and Brody King) and The New Level (Austin Creed and Kofi) Fought to a Double Count-Out 

Creed and Kofi were out first, so when King and Bandido got to the bottom of the ramp, The New Level flew through the ropes with stereo dives! King came back and threw Creed into the barricade. Kofi fought off Bandido and helped Creed double-team King to send him into the barricade. Creed jumped off the adjacent barricade for a DDT to King on the floor! Bandido didn’t let Creed and Kofi celebrate for long, as he dropped Kofi on the apron and followed with a leaping boot. King recovered enough to send Creed into another barricade before sitting him in a chair. King got a running start and squashed Creed into the barricade with a massive crossbody. King threw Creed in the ring, and the referee rang the bell for the match to officially start! 

King charged at Creed, who low-bridged him to the floor. Creed followed with a dive onto King, so Bandido skied over the top rope to clobber Creed with a senton dive! Kofi was already on the top rope and came down on Bandido and King with a crossbody. Kofi grabbed a chair as the crowd chanted his name. He threw it in the ring, and Creed threw a few more chairs in! King and Bandido fought off Creed and Kofi before they could get back in the ring, so by the time all four men were through the ropes, the ring was cleared of the chairs. Bandido picked up Creed for a gorilla press slam, but Creed floated out of it and nailed Bandido with a pop-up knee. King nailed Creed with a Death Valley Driver. Kofi put King down with a guillotine leg drop! Bandido stopped Kofi with a pop-up cutter! 

Bandido tried to roll from the apron into the ring while holding Creed, but Creed controlled Bandido instead and dumped him with a Fisherman’s Buster! King fired up and dropped both Creed and Kofi with a desperation double lariat. King followed both to the floor with a huge dive to the outside! The New Level fought back before King could get them in the ring and threw him into the steel steps. Bandido flew over the steps to take out Creed and Kofi with a crossbody out of nowhere! 

Bandido brought Creed up the ramp and called for King to get a table. Kofi got to Bandido first and wildly swung a chair, but missed. Referee Rick Knox had no choice but to rule a double countout. That didn’t stop Brodido from trying to execute their plan of Bandido gorilla pressing Kofi off the stage to the table King set up on the floor. Before Bandido could get Kofi to the floor, Creed speared Bandido out of nowhere! Kofi leaped off the stage and put himself and King through the table! Officials and security came out to break it up, but Bandido gorilla-pressed a security guard into additional security! Somehow, they’ll have to settle down until Full Gear! 

AEW Celebrates Veterans Day 

AEW celebrated Veterans Day by saluting and honoring those who served in the nation’s armed services, including The Infantry, Capt. Shawn Dean, “Bad News and Tattoos” Carlie Bravo and “The Afro Punk” Trish Adora, as well as Bobby Lashley and Swerve Strickland. 

Wrathlander and The Brawling Birds Go From Blood and Guts Teammates to Full Gear Opponents 

Last week, Renee Paquette caught up with AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions The Brawling Birds and Wrathlander after all four were part of the victorious team at Blood and Guts ahead of battling each other for the gold at AEW Full Gear. Paquette asked how everyone was doing, and both Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor said they were doing well, but Hayter pointed out that because Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron waited for The Birds, it’s only fair they give them a few weeks to rest up. Statlander threw down a bloody bandage off her head and said she felt great. Cameron thought they were intimidated. Their partnership goes back to being friends and being a team before the titles existed. Cameron wondered if they were worried about facing one-half of the inaugural champions. Hayter laughed at the idea of such a storybook team, while Windsor just wanted to know if they were ready for a fight. Cameron mocked Windsor, and that brought all four women to their feet, face to face. Hayter said they helped them out at Blood and Guts, so at Full Gear, they’ll see who the best team is. 

The Cut's David Finlay def. Orange Cassidy of The Conglomeration 

With both men’s respective teammates for Anarchy in the Arena banned from ringside for this match, Cassidy wanted to ensure there would be no foul play and threw Finlay’s shillelagh into the ring skirt before the match. Finlay charged Cassidy, who simply put up his boot to stop Finlay in his tracks. Cassidy immediately picked up the pace and tried to get the quick win over Finlay. Cassidy bailed to the floor to frustrate Finlay, so Finlay went to the floor when Cassidy got back in the ring. Cassidy went out the other side, so once again, Finlay tried to mimic Cassidy by exiting the opposite side. Finally, both men got back in the ring at the count of nine, and Cassidy knocked Finlay to the floor again with a dropkick. Cassidy followed with a dive that connected and threw Finlay back into the ring. Cassidy came off the top, but Finlay caught him and spun around for multiple revolutions before finishing with a backbreaker! 

Finlay remained in control until he started to taunt Cassidy to get up as the crowd willed Cassidy back to his feet. Cassidy fought through a pair of big uppercuts and stuck his hands in his pockets! Finlay answered with a nasty rolling elbow! Cassidy blocked multiple suplex attempts so he could hit one of his own. Cassidy worked Finlay off the turnbuckles from the apron until Finlay stopped the momentum. Cassidy tried to hit Finlay with a springboard DDT, but was caught. Cassidy managed to turn it into a Stundog Millionaire! Cassidy nailed the spinning DDT and sprang to his feet! 

Cassidy backed up to the corner, so Finlay charged, and Cassidy tripped him into the turnbuckles. Cassidy went up top, but Finlay followed and bit Cassidy on the head! Cassidy fought back and bit Finlay! He used a very Moxley-like back rake that knocked Finlay back to the mat, which allowed Cassidy to hit a diving DDT! Finlay rolled to the floor and threw a chair in the ring, so when referee Bryce Remsberg went to knock it back to the floor, Finlay went back under the ring for his shillelagh. When Cassidy tried to grab Finlay from the ring, Finlay nailed him with the shillelagh, and Cassidy never saw it coming! Finlay covered Cassidy for the three-count! The referee saw the weapon after the bell rang, but there was nothing that could be done at that point. Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly ran out to back Cassidy up while The Cut started to gain numbers on the floor. With Strong and O’Reilly looking the opposite direction, Clark Connors speared Cassidy off the apron in a total sneak attack! Connors escaped and taunted The Conglomeration from the ramp! 

A New Door Has Opened for Andrade El Ídolo 

Renee Paquette asked how Andrade was feeling after losing the AEW National Championship to Tommaso Ciampa on Collision. He said that championship meant everything to him, but he’ll still continue to be one of the best wrestlers in the world. Losing the title hurt, but he came back to AEW to make history. When one door closes, another door opens. Now, he can see a much clearer door as he held up his guaranteed future AEW World Title shot contract. He’s coming to make history as the first-ever Latino AEW World Champion. It’s a promise. 

Spend Thanksgiving Eve and Thanksgiving Day with AEW! 

Catch AEW Dynamite Thanksgiving Eve live at 8/7c on Wednesday, November 25 and a special AEW Collision Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26 at 8/7c! 

Stokely Predicts FTR Will Become 4-Time AEW World Tag Team Champions 

Lexy Nair was with Stokely outside FTR’s locker room ahead of the fifth and final match of the series between FTR and Motor City Machine Guns and asked him about Tony Khan’s announcement that the winners of the series will face the winners of the AEW World Tag Team Championship match at Full Gear between the Young Bucks and challengers Mark Davis and Jake Doyle. Stoke said deep down he knows the Guns respect FTR, but they can’t live on respect. So that’s why they will become four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions. Top guys, out.

CMLL World Women's Champion Persephone (w/ Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. on Commentary) def. Gypsy Mac 

Persephone was all over Mac at the bell and berated her the entire time about being the TBS Champion, which Persephone lost to Queen Aminata two weeks ago on Fright Night Dynamite. Mac had a brief moment of hope, but was leveled by a vicious lariat and a Crucifix Bomb for a quick win by Persephone! Baker had Persephone join commentary, but it didn’t last long when Tony Schiavone said Queen Aminata had the TBS Title. 

"Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido Won’t Hesitate in Texas Death 

Renee Paquette caught up with Page and asked what changed after he refused to give in to Swerve’s demand for a Texas Death match, and now that’s what will happen at Full Gear for the AEW World Trios Championship. Page said he’s fought with Swerve for three years of his life and he thinks he’s come to understand him. Page thought all of this was behind them, so he’s at a loss as to why Swerve wanted Texas Death. Page called it the most dangerous thing you can do in your entire career. To walk into that match is to know you may never walk again. While the titles will be on the line, Page knows there’s something more to this with Swerve. He’s not afraid because this is a well-worn path, and Paquette knew that as well as anyone. Page was forced to reckon with the fact that it’s not just about him anymore, and he introduced Brody King and Bandido. They want Texas Death. They need Texas Death. And Page will cast aside any hesitation he may have to walk side by side with his brothers directly into the mouth of hell. King said he understands the hesitations and that hate isn’t worth it. King said for years hate was his worth. Bandido showed him a different way to walk, but on Saturday, King gets to be his old self. He has made peace with the atrocities he will commit. King said he believes in violence. Bandido delivered the final warning shot to end a very real, disturbing message from the champions. 

Best-of-5 Series, Match #5 (Series Winners Become #1 Contenders for AEW World Tag Team Championship): Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) def. FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) w/ Stokely - MCMG Win Series 3-2 

Wheeler and Sabin initially began things, but all four men quickly faced off before they reset with Shelley and Harwood. Harwood went for a quick pin, so Shelley escaped and grabbed an arm. Harwood pushed him into the corner and tagged Wheeler for a double-team, but Shelley fought them off and knocked Harwood out of the ring to keep control for MCMG. 

Sabin tagged in and worked over the same arm, so Wheeler pushed him to the corner and tagged Harwood for another double-team setup, and once again MCMG stood together when Shelley came in to even the odds. This time, they all fought to the floor, and the brawl continued around the ringside area. Shelley got sent into the barricade, which allowed FTR to take over. 

Shelley thought he finally had a tag to Sabin, but Wheeler distracted the referee, so Sabin was sent back to the corner while FTR double-teamed Shelley! Finally, Shelley escaped FTR and tagged Sabin. He unloaded on Harwood and then Wheeler! Sabin sent Harwood to the corner, and he dropped to the mat. Sabin sent Wheeler in, so he smashed Harwood against the turnbuckles. Sabin followed with a tornado DDT on Wheeler for a near fall. Wheeler came back with a back suplex and then put Shelley on the top turnbuckle. Sabin came over to stop Wheeler, so Wheeler knocked Shelley to the floor. Sabin ran into the turnbuckle as Harwood tagged back into the match. Wheeler held Sabin for a Harwood jackknife pin, but Sabin countered into a pin attempt of his own for a two-count. 

Shelley and Wheeler fought on the floor, where Wheeler grabbed the ring bell. He was immediately caught by referee Paul Turner, so he dropped it and threw Shelley into the apron. Back in the ring, Sabin came off the top with a crossbody to Harwood and hooked him for the pin attempt, but Harwood kicked out with authority. Sabin rolled to the ropes, and Wheeler cracked him in the head with the ring bell! Harwood covered, but Sabin somehow kicked out to keep the series alive! 

FTR set up Shelley for Power and Glory, which they executed only for Sabin to come off the top with a missile dropkick to Wheeler. Stoke got on the apron, so Sabin took a wild swing at him, which allowed Harwood to clothesline him over the top to the floor. Shelley did the same to Wheeler on the opposite side, so Harwood used a backslide to get a near fall on Shelley. They traded chops while keeping wrist control as we heard that five minutes remained in the match! 

Sabin stopped an FTR double-team with a cutter and then went into the Dream Sequence with Shelley on Harwood! Shelley held the ropes up for Sabin to dive through to Wheeler on the floor! Shelley ran down the apron and crushed Stokely with a flying knee to the floor! Back in the ring, Sabin and Shelley executed Skull and Bones on Harwood, which should have won it, but Wheeler jumped through the ropes in the nick of time to break it up! Wheeler and Sabin spilled over the top to the floor on a suplex attempt. On the adjacent side, Shelley attempted to suplex Harwood from the apron, but Stoke grabbed his leg, and Harwood fell on top of Shelley only for Shelley to kick out! He stared right at Stoke, who was still holding Shelley’s boot! Stoke tried to run away from Shelley, who chased him around the ring and back inside. Shelley walked right into a Shatter Machine! 1-2-Sabin makes the save! 

Stokely tried to get back in the ring, so Sabin dumped him on his head with a Cradle Shock! FTR gave Sabin a Stuff Piledriver! Then, they gave Shelley the same treatment! Shelley kicked out in time! Wheeler couldn’t believe it, and the crowd wanted these teams to fight forever! The one-minute warning was announced! Shelley kept stalling to stop another Stuff Piledriver, so FTR decided to go for a Shatter Machine instead with 30 seconds to go! Shelley tried a sunset flip on Harwood, so Wheeler grabbed him, but Shelley up-kicked him out of the ring! Shelley rolled up Harwood and got the three-count! MCMG won the series 3-2 at the buzzer and are now the #1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship! FTR and MCMG faced off in the ring and took in applause from the crowd before FTR offered handshakes and then left the ring. 

AEW National Championship Match: Tommaso Ciampa (c) def. United Empire's "Speedball" Mike Bailey 

The two started fast at the bell with chops until Bailey took Ciampa down with a big kick and then a series of kicks in the corner. Ciampa fought back to knock Bailey to the floor. Back in the ring, Bailey evaded Ciampa multiple times until taking him out with a Sky Twister Press from the top rope to the floor in a perfect bit of timing! Bailey threw Ciampa back in, so Ciampa rolled out the other side. Bailey followed right out with a stiff kick and threw Ciampa back in the ring. When Bailey got on the apron, Ciampa grabbed him for a Willow’s Bell DDT! With Bailey down next to the steel steps, Ciampa bounced Bailey’s head off the steps with a bicycle knee! Bailey came up bleeding from his forehead, and Ciampa pounced all over him! 

Ciampa was relentless back in the ring as Bailey continued to bleed from the head. Bailey finally got back in it with a desperate German Suplex. The two fought over the top turnbuckle, and Ciampa tried to bring Bailey down with an Air Raid Crash. Bailey slipped to the apron and grabbed Ciampa for a powerbomb, but Ciampa escaped and ate a thrust kick from Bailey. However, Ciampa quickly grabbed Bailey and jumped off the apron with a Death Valley Driver on Bailey, who ate all the impact on the corner of the ring! Ciampa hit Bailey with Project Ciampa in the ring and covered, but Bailey managed to kick out at two! Ciampa backed up to the corner and lowered his kneepad. Ciampa charged, but Bailey collapsed to the mat, so Ciampa put on the brakes. Ciampa grabbed Bailey again, and again Bailey collapsed. Ciampa was getting frustrated, which allowed Bailey to hit a heel kick to the head! 

Bailey tried to trap Ciampa for a pin attempt, so Ciampa sat on Bailey’s shoulder for a near fall! Ciampa booted Bailey in the side of the head, but when he came off the ropes, Bailey surprised Ciampa with a Green Tea Plunge for a near victory! Bailey tried to feed off the crowd and hit a PK. He followed with a Moonsault Knee Press to a flattened Ciampa. Bailey hit a thrust kick to Ciampa in the corner, but when he went after Ciampa, Ciampa put him on the top rope and wound up yanking him off, with Bailey’s head hitting the turnbuckle on the way down. Ciampa missed a running knee and got caught in the ropes, so Bailey hit a quick flurry and swept Ciampa’s legs out on the apron. Bailey came down on Ciampa with moonsault knees to the chest while he was down on the apron! Ouch! 

Ciampa stopped Bailey on the top turnbuckle, so Bailey headbutted him and stomped Ciampa while he was caught in the ropes. Ciampa answered by biting Bailey’s foot and then chopping Bailey to the apron. Bailey came back to hit the Ultima Weapon from the top rope! Ciampa kicked out! WOW! Both men went to opposite corners, and Bailey came across with a Time Adventure Kick! He put Ciampa on the top turnbuckle and tried for a Flamingo Driver, so Ciampa bit him again! Ciampa wound up hitting an Avalanche Project Ciampa for another near fall! Ciampa cracked Bailey with a bicycle knee and backed up for good measure to hit another for the three-count and a successful defense! 

While Ciampa celebrated, the metronome appeared on top of the ramp, which meant Ilja Dragunov was here! He stepped right to Ciampa, who started to trade words only for Dragunov to push him away and step back before dramatically pointing to the video boards: Dragunov vs. Ciampa for the AEW National Championship at Full Gear! Ciampa offered a handshake, but flipped off Dragunov and left the ring. 

Mixed Tag Team Match (Everyone Banned from Ringside): AEW Women's World Champion "The CEO" Mercedes Moné & The Cut's "Switchblade" Jay White vs. Death Riders' AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley & "The Problem" Marina Shafir 

The Cut was out in full force while Moxley and Shafir were out alone, although they weren’t intimidated in the slightest. Referee Stephon Smith made the rest of The Cut leave, with everyone banned from ringside. Moxley and White started, but White quickly bailed to the floor. He came back in with chops, but when Moxley took control back, White went back to the floor and then tagged Moné. Shafir came in, so Moné tagged White. White waited for Moxley to come back in, so Shafir kicked him in the hamstring! White decided to circle around Shafir, so Moxley threw him out of the ring, and Shafir did the same to Moné! She slammed Moné off the commentary desk while Moxley continued to beat up White around the ringside area. They returned to the ring, and Moxley and Shafir hit mounted punches in the corners. 

Shafir started to work over White, so Moné took her down with a lungblower. White hit Shafir with a backbreaker for a two-count, so he tagged Moné. She immediately stomped Shafir in the corner and had control! Shafir wound up isolated by White and Moné as Moxley paced the apron like a caged animal. White tried to trade shots with Shafir, but she landed some of her own and managed to make the tag to Moxley! 

Moxley and White traded blow for blow in the middle of the ring until Moxley escaped a Blade Runner and threw White to the floor. He followed with a dropkick to knock White off the apron and then a dive. Moné dove out, only for Moxley to crush her against the barricade. White threw Moxley back in, but took too long to re-enter and ate a Piledriver! White kicked out, so Moxley went right to the Bulldog Choke! Moné booted Moxley in the eye to break it up and then slapped him! He grabbed her for a Paradigm Shift, so White chopped Moxley’s knee. White suplexed Moxley into the corner, and Moné came down with a Frog Splash for a near fall! Moxley reversed a Blade Runner into a Paradigm Shift! 

Shafir finally tagged in and went to work on Moné with a big kick followed by a series of judo throws. White stopped it and grabbed Shafir as Moné put Moxley in the Statement Maker! Shafir caught White in a triangle choke at the same time! White and Moxley broke out in opposite corners, so White tried to go after Shafir, but missed, which set off the Death Riders’corner attacks. Mox fired up for one more shot, so Moné stopped him with a Lungblower! Shafir kicked Moné across the ring, so White dropped Shafir with a Blade Runner! The referee went to check on Shafir, so while Moxley had White in a standing choke, Moné got him with a low blow! Moné berated Moxley, so he dropped her with a cutter! White took Moxley down with a Cutthroat Suplex, so Moxley fired up and put White down with a lariat! 

Moné hit a MonéMaker on Shafir and covered her, but Shafir quickly rolled into a Brutalizer and got Moné to tap out as White was unable to make the save in time! The Death Riders were victorious, but as the Dynamite portion of the night came to a close and Collision began, Moné attacked Shafir and locked her in the Statement Maker! The Cut hit the ring to attack and quickly overwhelmed the Death Riders. O’Reilly and Strong appeared on the ramp while Orange Cassidy jumped over the rail on the opposite side with his ribs heavily bandaged. With some of The Cut on the floor, Cassidy got in the ring behind Finlay, Connors and White and hit a pair of Orange Punches before focusing on White. Ace Austin pushed White out of harm’s way to take an Orange Punch while O’Reilly and Strong fought into the ring and The Cut soon found themselves outnumbered! White got The Cut out of there, and Moxley shook hands with Cassidy! Meanwhile, Moné got one more cheap shot on Shafir with the AEW Women’s World Championship! 

Triangle of Madness Wants Revenge Coming Out of Blood and Guts 

Thekla addressed last week’s loss in Blood and Guts when Julia Hart had barbed wire shoved in her throat, but they didn’t whine or complain. They loved it! Blue said she was covered in her own blood all night and all morning because she loves just what a Violent Little Thing she is. She told Queen Aminata not to worry about Hyan tonight because she’s taking the TBS Title. Hart told Blue to unleash hell! 

Trios Match: AEW World Tag Team Champions Young Bucks & "Jungle" Jack Perry def. Don Callis Family's "The Jet" Kevin Knight, Brian Cage & El Clon 

Matt Jackson and Cage started things off with Matt avoiding El Clon’s sneak attack on the apron. Nick made a blind tag for a double bodyslam on Cage, followed by a pair of elbows. Clon tried to attack, so the Bucks clotheslined him over the top to the floor. Knight entered and tried to fight off a double-team, but got an assisted dropkick. Perry tagged in and after the Bucks hip-tossed Clon, all three hit basement dropkicks. Perry chopped Clon in the corner and used the ropes to propel Clon across the ring with an arm drag. He followed with a dropkick and celebrated, so when he went back to Clon, Knight kicked Perry in the back, which allowed Clon to hit Perry with a Pele Kick. Knight jumped over Clon and nailed Perry with a springboard lariat. 

Clon and Knight knocked the Bucks off the apron, so Perry was by himself and managed to hang in there by knocking Cage to the floor and following with a dive. However, Cage caught Perry, but Perry slipped behind Cage and ran him into the barricade. Knight and Perry exchanged reversals until Knight tried to throw Perry into the steel post, but Perry avoided it. Perry climbed under the ring, so Knight went after him only to run right into a Superkick Party! The Bucks sent Cage into the steel steps and hit a pair of Superkicks on Clon. Perry spiked Clon with a Poisonrana on the floor! The Bucks dropkicked Knight to the floor, which allowed Perry and the Bucks to hit triple dives through the ropes! 

The Callis Family soon turned things around and isolated Perry from the Bucks, as he desperately looked for a tag. Cage put Perry on his shoulders for Knight to hit a Doomsday Dropkick to get a near fall. Perry hit Knight with a lariat and tagged Nick! He took out Cage and Knight on the floor before tagging Matt in to double-team Clon. Clon fought them off briefly until they took him off the ropes with an assisted Hurricanrana. Knight got caught with an assisted German Suplex and rolled to the floor. The Bucks wiped out Knight and Clon on the floor, but Cage pulled Matt off the ropes and carried him in a vertical suplex position until Nick came over to pull Matt down. They tried to double suplex Cage, but he was too strong, so Perry came over to help. The Bucks hung Cage over the barricade, and Perry walked the tightrope of the barricades to hit Cage with a flying kick to the back of the head. 

The Bucks hit High-Five Bulldogs on Knight and Clon in the ring and went to the top turnbuckle, as did Perry. The Bucks hit their elbow drop/senton combo while Perry moonsaulted onto Cage on the floor. Matt covered Knight, who kicked out in time. Knight ducked a BTE Trigger, so the Bucks collided knees. He took both over with a hurricanrana and hit another to Nick, who was sitting on the top turnbuckle. Perry caught Knight with a diving DDT from the top and backed up for his finishing running knee. Cage picked Perry out of midair for a Tornado Slam. He threw Perry to Clon for a variation of an Emerald Flosion, which Knight followed with a UFO Splash! The Bucks broke up the pin! Cage got both Perry and Matt on his shoulders until Nick kicked them free. Cage got wiped out by a trio of Superkicks, and then the same happened to Clon. Knight tried to springboard, but got a pair of Superkicks on the way down! 

With Cage down on the mat and Perry holding Clon for a Piledriver while Matt did the same with Knight, Nick came off the top rope to assist on the Piledrivers while simultaneously coming down on Cage with a Senton Splash. The Bucks launched Perry into Cage with a knee strike. They picked up Clon and put him down with a BTE Trigger to get the pinfall victory. 

Divine Dominion Will Still Leave A Path of Destruction 

Lexy Nair was with “Megasus” Megan Bayne and “Colossal” Lena Kross to ask about their time in Blood and Guts. Bayne said Kross took kendo stick shots without blinking to dump everyone on their heads. Kross said Bayne bled for 45 minutes and still threw women around that cage. Bayne said they may have lost the match, but it wasn’t Divine Dominion who got beat. They will get stronger and become immortal. They aren’t going to seek revenge. The pain and destruction they will leave behind? They were going to do that anyway.

"Jungle" Jack Perry Wants Samoa Joe and The Young Bucks Are Ready for Davis & Doyle 

Lexy Nair caught up with Perry and the Bucks after their trios victory. Perry said he hasn’t forgotten about Samoa Joe and is coming for his rematch. Nair asked the Bucks about their AEW World Tag Team Championship defense against Davis and Doyle at Full Gear. Nick said they are fighting champions and while Davis and Doyle may have handed them their worst loss and then beat them at Blood and Guts, the Bucks had to take a step back to remember who they are. Matt said they are the founding fathers. The elite of The Elite. They are the Young Bucks! And there isn’t anyone in the business who outperforms them in big-match scenarios. They are the best when their backs are against the wall, and the titles are on the line. 

Wardlow (w/ Mark Davis & Jake Doyle) def. SoloRoto's Nick Comoroto (w/ Griff Garrison & Aaron Solo) 

The two behemoths tried to outpower each other until Wardlow stunned Comoroto with a huge headbutt. Wardlow dropped Comoroto again and called for the Powerbomb. He yanked Comoroto up and dropped him after a brief struggle. Wardlow put a boot on Comoroto for the easy pinfall win. After the match, he went to do it again, but Garrison and Solo stopped him. Davis and Doyle neutralized them with a Piledriver and Sitout Powerbomb while Wardlow hit a second powerbomb on Comoroto! 

Hyan Is Ready to Become TBS Champion 

Lexy Nair was with Hyan and Maya World before Hyan’s 3-Way for the TBS Championship later tonight. Nair imagined World would want that belt back, too. She admitted as much, but tonight it's not about her; it’s about Hyan. Hyan said she won’t let this slip through her fingers as they just celebrated one year in AEW. Hyan will show up and show out and become TBS Champion. World indicated she wanted a shot when Hyan won, which Hyan agreed to, but one can’t happen without the other.

ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: ROH World Tag Team Champions El SkyTeam's Místico & Máscara Dorada vs. ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Swirl's Lee Johnson & Blake Christian 

This was a huge matchup of ROH World Champions over two tag team divisions. Christian and Dorada began what was expected to be a high-energy matchup, and that’s exactly what they brought with an amazing exchange of reversals. Místico and Johnson tagged in, but before they touched, the crowd lit up chanting for Místico. He took over on Johnson and sent him to the floor, where he followed with a dive through the ropes. Dorada tagged back in and used a headscissors to send Johnson into a cutter from Místico. Christian got double-teamed with a Wheelbarrow Drop from Místico onto Dorada’s knees. 

Johnson and Christian turned the tide with a spear from Christian to Dorada on the apron followed by a jumping clothesline from Johnson to Dorada on the floor! The Swirl kept Dorada away from a tag for an extended period until Dorada hit a spin kick to the side of Christian’s head out of nowhere! Místico finally tagged in and was all over Johnson with innovative armdrags all over the ring before coming down with a Senton Bomb from the top rope! Christian was there to break up the pin! Místico broke up The Swirl’s double-team attempt from the apron briefly until Christian spiked him with a Canadian Destroyer! 

Johnson sent Dorada to the floor on the opposite side, so Johnson and Christian switched sides to hit moonsaults to the floor on Dorada and Místico. Back in the ring, Johnson threw Místico into a rising knee from Christian, but it wasn’t enough for the three-count. The Swirl hit a series of thrust kicks to put Místico down, so Dorada came in with an enzigiri to Johnson and a springboard crossbody to Christian. Dorada sent Christian to the floor with a headscissors and made sure to follow up with a Tornillo! Back in the ring, Johnson tried to avoid La Mística, but Místico was still able to trap him for the three-count and successful defense! 

After the match, Nick Wayne interrupted with his own personal videographer to play the music people really want to hear. Wayne teased the crowd by mogging them on live television. He said he came back to dry land after “winmaxxing” on his cruise this past weekend just to tell you, “Nick Wayne beat Chris Jericho!” 

Pyro went off, and Wayne made sure to say that it happened twice. 

He laughed at Dorada and Místico in the ring before leaving up the ramp.

TBS Championship 3-Way: TBS Champion Queen Aminata def. Hyan and Triangle of Madness' Skye Blue 

Aminata and Hyan ping-ponged Blue back and forth at the start before sending her to the floor. Blue didn’t stay out of the fray for long, but Hyan took both Blue and Aminata out with a top-rope crossbody! Hyan ran knees into both Aminata and Blue in opposite corners before dragging Aminata out to the middle of the ring. Blue charged, so Hyan dropped her across Aminata’s back! 

The action continued with Blue taking down Hyan and hitting a short-range thrust kick. She went for a pin, so Aminata gracefully pulled Blue up by the hair to break it up! Aminata hit an Atomic Drop on Blue, followed by a Manhattan Drop and another Atomic Drop on Hyan. She bent Blue over her knee with a backbreaker and followed with a vicious Queen’s Crown! Aminata snapped Hyan to the mat with a rolling neckbreaker for a near fall. Blue ran Aminata into the corner and followed with a rising knee against the ropes. Aminata threw Blue away from a DDT attempt, so Hyan grabbed Blue for a Falcon Arrow and connected! Aminata broke up the pin with a PK! 

Aminata grabbed a chair on the floor, so Hyan tried to stop her. Aminata answered by sending Hyan into the chair with a drop toe hold. Aminata sat Hyan on the chair and ran down the apron to wipe out Hyan with a devastating dropkick! Blue threw a chair at Aminata’s head, and it hit hard! She threw Aminata in the ring and connected with a running knee, but Aminata managed to kick out to save her reign. Hyan came back in and speared both Blue and Aminata. 

Blue surprised Hyan with a near fall, so Hyan nailed a knee strike and picked up Blue on her back. Blue elbowed free and hit a thrust kick before connecting with Code Blue on Hyan! Aminata broke up the pin attempt with a double stomp from the top! Hyan rolled out of the ring, and Blue hit a thrust kick on Aminata. She went for another rising knee on Aminata, but Aminata was ready and dumped Blue on her head with a high-angle German Suplex! Aminata blasted Blue with Off With Her Head and pinned her for the successful TBS Title defense! 

After the match, Dr. Britt Baker distracted Aminata from the floor, so Persephone could come from behind with a sneak attack on the champion! Maya World came out to make the save, and we found out that World and Persephone will both challenge Aminata in another 3-Way match for the TBS Title at Saturday Tailgate Brawl! 

Catch AEW Full Gear LIVE on HBO Max PPV this Saturday, November 14 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT from the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona! 

Already Announced: 

AEW World Championship Match: Will Ospreay (c) vs. "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher AEW Women's World Championship Match: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Marina Shafir

Anarchy in the Arena: Death Riders & The Conglomeration vs. The Cut 

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: The Young Bucks (c) vs. Mark Davis & Jake Doyle 

Texas Death Match for the AEW World Trios Championship: "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido (c) vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level 

AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Match: The Brawling Birds (c) vs. Wrathlander 

AEW International Championship Match: "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Copeland 

AEW National Championship Match: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov AEW Tailgate Brawl: 

TBS Championship 3-Way Match: Queen Aminata (c) vs. Maya World vs. Persephone Tickets on sale now! – AEWTIX.COM 

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