- Triple Threat Match: Shelton Benjamin vs. Kevin Knight vs. Nick Wayne
- FTR vs. The OutRunners
- Trios Match: Mistico & The Conglomeration vs. The Don Callis Family
- Max Caster vs. ???
- Willow Nightingale vs. Vipress
- Athena, Julia Hart, Megan Bayne, & Thekla vs. TayJay, Queen Aminata, & Thunder Rosa
- Kyle Fletcher vs. Daniel Garcia
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AEW Collision 100
From the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California!
Adam Cole is here to tell us it’s the 100th episode of Collision, and AEW fans are the best in the world. Cole is the TNT Champion and that title is going nowhere. Cole is proud of AEW, proud to represent TNT, and proud of the future. In 2025 and beyond, Cole will hold on to that title, because he’s Adam Cole, bay bay… and that? That is undisputed.
Kyle Fletcher is here and he wants to congratulate Cole, but it’s time for story time with the Protostar. Cole took away the biggest accomplishment of Fletcher’s life at All In 2023 and Fletcher wants nothing more than to make Cole feel like he did two years ago. Fletcher wants a shot at the TNT Championship next week.
Daniel Garcia is here, and he ALSO wants a shot at the title. Garcia tells us he and Fletcher have a match later on tonight, but he’s a little distracted because he sees the guy in the ring that beat him for the TNT title. Cole has plenty of respect for Garcia and if he wants a rematch, he can have it, but he’s beaten him before but he can beat him again. Cole wants to go All In and wants a triple threat match at the PPV. Fletcher says no way. Garcia says he’s been losing his entire career but every time he loses, he gets back up. Garcia doesn’t want a shot at the title because he deserves it, he wants to earn it. Garcia says the winner of tonight’s main event faces Adam Cole. Cole wishes them both luck.
A look at Toni Storm as she prepares for Mercedes Mone.
Match #1. Shelton Benjamin w/ MVP vs. Kevin Knight w/ Speedball vs. Nick Wayne w/ Mama Wayne & Kip Sabian
Knight takes the fight to Benjamin but that doesn’t last long, as Benjamin dumps him outside and bounces him off of everything that’s tied down. Wayne tried to steal a pin, angering Benjamin, who dumps him with a high crotch. Cradle by Knight gets two. Double dropkick to Benjamin as Knight gets a head of steam and eats a back elbow by Wayne. Commercial time. Back from break and Knight hits the ropes but gets flapjacked by Benjamin, who proceeds to spin Wayne around the world into a powerslam. Benjamin rolls up Wayne but Knight springboards in from the apron with a sunset flip for two. Cradle for two. Crucifix for two. Double superkick to Benjamin, as Wayne and Knight clothesline each other. Everyone down. Benjamin powerbombs Wayne into Knight! German suplex to Wayne by Benjamin. One for Knight. One for Wayne. One for Knight. Benjamin and Wayne rolls to the outside and Knight springboards from the ring with a double clothesline! Code Red by Wayne to Knight gets two. Wayne looks for the pumphandle but Knight counters with a cradle for two and a big dropkick. Knight charges Benjamin in the corner but gets popped up and ankle locked over the rope. Wayne with a high kick to the back of Benjamin’s head! Wayne’s World! Wayne goes for the cover but Knight comes off the top with a UFO Splash! Knight gets the pin on Shelton!
Winner: Kevin Knight
Rating: ***1/2. Real fun opener here that was all action. Benjamin, I don’t care how old he is, he can go with anyone. Humongous win for Knight.
Cameras caught up with The Death Riders are Dynamite. Claudio says he’s sick of The Opps sticking their nose in Death Riders business. You want to be a hero? You’ll get the opportunity. Trios Championship is Claudios. And Yutas.
Match #2. Mistico, Mark Briscoe, & Hologram vs. RPG Vice & Hechicero
Don Callis Family jumps everyone early and here we go. Handspring back elbow by Mistico and a rope walk arm drag to Rocky. Enziguiri by Mistico and a tieres, as Rocky tags Trent. Mark Briscoe is here, too. Flying forearms to Trent and they clear the ring. Double suicide dive by Mistico and Holgoram. Hologram gives Mark Briscoe a chair, who sets it up in the ring, but Trent tosses it to the side and blindsides Briscoe. Back from commercial as Trent sets Hologram up across the top rope and Rocky comes off the top with a double stomp, right into a sliding knee by Trent! Hechichero rolls through and pops Holgoram up into a straight armbar. Briscoe breaks up the submission attempt. Eniguiri by Hologram and a tag to Mistico. Springboard armdrag to Rocky before using him to dive onto Hechicero with a hurricanrana. Rebound kick by Rocky! Monkey flip by Holgoram. Trent goes to Hologram’s eyes and snaps off a half-and-half suplex. Briscoe low bridges Trent to the floor before setting up chairs for both he and Holgoram, who dive off with a pair of planchas!
*Breaking AEW news mid-match, as Tony Schiavone announces The Hurt Syndicate will defend their AEW World Tag Team Championship against JetSpeed and The Patriarchy at All In*
Back inside the ring, Mistico hits Rocky with La Mistica and Rocky taps immediately!
Winners: Mistico, Mark Briscoe, & Hologram
Rating: **3/4. Fine trios match here, despite the commercial break kind of killing the momentum for me. Mistico vs. MJF has to happen soon, no?
MJF and MVP show up on the tron. Hologram should teleport his ass to the hotel. MJF wants to talk to Briscoe and Mistico. MJF will break Mark Briscoe before anyone else gets into the Casino Gauntlet, but he’s way out of his league, here. MVP speaks Spanish to Mistico, and the fans seem to not like it.
Max Caster is here, and the fans are about to have the best moment of their lives. LETS GO MAX, YOU’RE THE BEST WRESTLER ALIVE. No, Max wants them to chant “this crowd sucks” instead, and… they do. Put five minutes on the clock, and let’s see who can survive five with the best wrestler alive?
A video package highlights the returning… Scorpio Sky! Sky is joined by Christopher Daniels, Top Flight, & Leyla Grey!
Match #3. Max Caster vs. Scorpio Sky
Caster jumps Scorpio early but he rebounds with a running knee lift as the fans chant “welcome back!” Reverse atomic drop into a double yambag lung blower. TKO finishes this one.
Winner: Scorpio Sky
Rating: NR
Ricochet is with Lexy Nair. Actions speak louder than words, and Ricochet opens the door, showing us Gates of Agony holding the unconscious Blake Christian and Lee Johnson. If you want Ricochet’s respect, you’ve got to earn it.
Match #4. Willow Nightingale vs. Vipress
Vipress doesn’t want a handshake so Willow dumps her to the mat. Running hip attack in the corner and some forever clotheslines. Big boot by Willow. Spinebuster. Babe with the Powerbomb is blocked, and Vipress cuts her off with a knee. Kris Statlander is watching in the back and here’s Wheeler Yuta. Statlander doesn’t need his help. Vipress puts her hair up but Willow pounces her. Straps are down. Babe With the Powerbomb! Finito.
Winner: Willow Nightingale
Rating: NR
Renee runs into Anthony Bowens is in the back, disheveled, and disappointed after his recent loss. Billy Gunn picks him up and tells Bowens he needs to trust him, and trust the process. Bowens wants to win and win now.
Match #5. The OutRunners vs. FTR w/ Stokely
Double back body drop by Floyd and Magnum before dumping them over the top and to the floor. Distraction and a bulldog by Cash. Flying head scissors by Magnum, and a knee lift by Floyd. Back suplex by Magnum and a two count on Cash. Quick tag to Dax and a snap suplex to Magnum. Leg drop and a two count. Abdominal stretch by Dax and Cash provides some assistance from the outside. Switcharoo behind the referee’s back. Floyd cradles Dax but Cash distracts the referee again. 12-6 elbow by Cash and a tag to Dax. Floyd reverses a suplex and tags Magnum. Right hands and dropkicks to everyone. Stinger Splashes in the corner and a clothesline/bulldog combination. Double bicep elbow drop YOU SONUVABITCH – no! Cash breaks it up and dumps both guys to the outside. Back from break and both Dax and Magnum are down. Magnum is busted wide open and Cash pulls Floyd off the apron, tosses him into the steps, and then bashes his ankle against it. Double team flatliner by FTR but Magnum somehow kicks out. FTR think about the PowerPlex, but Magnum fights Cash off. Diving crossbody by Magnum but Floyd isn’t on the apron. Dax gets the tag and breaks up the tag attempt. Double clothesline and both guys are down. Cash cuts off Magnum and FTR hit the Razor’s Edge/neckbreaker combo. One, two, no! Dax misses a flying headbutt and Floyd FINALLY gets the tag. Right hands by Floyd and a body slam attempt but he can’t do it. BRUTAL lariat by Floyd, however! BODYSLAM. DOUBLE BICEP.. YOU SONUVABITCH! One, two, thr-no! Cash it out at 2.9999. Dragon screw leg whip by Cash. Meeting of the minds as Floyd shoves Dax into Cash! Roll up! One, two, no! SHATTER MACHINE BY THE OUTRUNNERS! DAX BREAKS UP THE PIN AT THE LAST SECOND! Crowd is loving their mind. Dax and Floyd trade right hands and Dax suplexes him to the floor. Right hand by Magnum to Cash, who’s on the apron. Cash goes over the top and Dax is there… Shatter Machine! One, two, three!
Winners: FTR
Rating: ***1/2. Excellent tag match. FTR gave The OutRunners everything and the crowd was jonesing for an OutRunners win here. FTR are so good.
Match #6. Eight-Woman Tag: Tay Jay, Queen Aminata, & Thunder Rosa vs. Thekla, Athena, Megan Bayne, & Julia Hart
Head scissors by Thekla to stat. Thekla misses a few kicks but delivers a huge right hand. Butal right hand by Aminata in return and we reset. Thunder Rosa dropkicks Megan Bayne across the bottom rope. Double stomp by Aminata from the top. Commercial. Clotheslines by Tay to everyone and a twisting Side Effect to Thekla. Pump kick in the corner! Two. Three. Running knee to the face. Gory Bomb into a knee to the face by TayJay on Thekla. Two count. Hart in with a superkick. It’s broken down as Athena connects with a rolling elbow and a Code Breaker off the middle rope to Tay. Anna Jay is in with a tornado DDT to Bayne as Thunder Rosa and Athena now fight to the back. Penelope Ford tosses Tay into the steel steps. Jay fights out of Fate’s Descent and Bayne posts herself. Jay shifts her focus to Penelope Ford but Bayne catches her with the Decapitator and finishes it with a running Liger Bomb.
Winners: Thekla, Athena, Megan Bayne, & Julia Hart
Rating: *3/4. Didn’t we just see this match? Really quick a cluster here that didn’t seem to do a heck of a lot for anyone.
Adam Cole joins the commentary table for this one, as does Don Callis.
Match #7. Daniel Garca vs. Kyle Fletcher
Both guys trade gyrations to start. Shoulder block by Fletcher and a quick headlock. Garcia ducks a few clothesline attempts and delivers a big shoulder block. Garcia dumps Fletcher to the outside but runs into a huge boot. Fletcher lawn darts Garcia directly into the guard rail and Garcia is busted open. Back suplex on the apron by Fletcher. Back from commercial break and Garcia mounts Fletcher in the corner and delivers a dozen punches. Fletcher sends Garcia to the apron and hits an enziguiri. Garcia locks a guillotine in on the apron before transitioning into a German suplex! A trio of running dropkicks in the corner on the outside by Garcia. Back in the ring, a big superplex by Garcia. Fletcher pushes Garcia off and comes back with a big superkick. Spirit Bomb by Fletcher! Two count. Ground and pound by Fletcher. Fletcher charges but Garcia counters into a Dragontamer! Fletcher reaches back and grabs the neck to break the hold. Double suplex takes both guys over the top and to the floor. Half-and-half snap suplex by Fletcher on the floor and Garcia lands HARD! Garcia is out of it and Fletcher makes eye contact with Adam Cole before powerbombing him on the apron! Cole tries to will Garcia on to make it before the ten count, and he barely does. Mafia Kick in the corner by Fletcher and the brainbuster finishes this one.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ***1/2. Would have loved another ten minutes of this match, but Fletcher has the rocket strapped to him and Garcia is never bothered by a loss.
Final Thoughts: Collision has really become the Don Callis Family/Paragon/Lucha show, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Seems like AEW wants Cole and the TNT Championship to be featured more prominently, and having strong wrestling matches with stakes will go a long way in doing so. The women’s division, outside of Toni Storm and Mercedes Mone, is kind of a mess right now, but I’m glad Athena is going to be featured on a PPV. 7.5/10.
That’s all for tonight, guys, see you next Wednesday.
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