- Rush vs. Max Caster
- Samoa Joe & Hook vs. The Patriarchy
- The OutRunners vs. The Learning Tree
- Mid-South Tag Team Street Fight: FTR vs. Death Riders
- Megan Bayne vs. Hyena Hera
- Taya Valkyrie vs. Harley Cameron
- AEW TNT Championship Triple Threat: Daniel Garcia (c) vs. Kyle O’Reilly vs. Lee Moriarty
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AEW Collision 2/1/2025
From the Probst Arena at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama!
Shoulde block by Wayne to start. T-Bont suplex by Hook and a tag to Samoa Joe. Wayne escapes to tag Sabian who gets muscled around the corner. Sabian goes to the eyes and connects with an enziguiri. Joe walks away from a dropkick and crushes him with a senton. Tag to Hook and Wayne trips him up from the outside as Sabian Perfect Plexs him. Two count. Quick tags now between Patriarchy members as Hook is in trouble in the corner. Manhattan drop and a diving back elbow combo by Sabian and Wayne for two. Desperation exploder by Hook and a tag to Joe. Joe clears the ring and chops Sabian in the corner. JOANAGE to Sabian! Muscle Buster! One, two, three.
Winners: Hook & Samoa Joe
Rating: **. A heck of a lot of Hook getting beat up, and Joe not wasting any time here.
The Patriarchy attack from behind and blast both Hook and Joe with the metal document holder. Christian stomps Joe’s head into the… document holder?
Cope wants to know what Moxley’s plan is. Everyone is confused, even the fans. Cope thinks that Mox doesn’t even know what he’s doing. While Moxley was watching what Cope did, Cope was paving the way. Moxley is entitled, but Cope wants him one on one.
Match #2. Adam Priest vs. The Beast Mortos
Discus lariat. Destination Hellhole. Finito.
Winner: The Beast Mortos
Rating: NR
Max Caster, aka The Best Wrestler Alive, makes his way to the ring. Looking live, at the best wrestler alive. Mortos did good, but he’d never stand a chance against the Best Wrestler Alive. Tonight is the first match in the open challenge series, so who can survive… the best wrestler alive?
Match #3. Max Caster vs. Rush
Superman punch by Rush. Rush pounds on Caster in the corner. Avalanche in the corner. Rush runs on the face of Caster. Bull’s Horns. This one is over, too.
Winner: Rush
Rating: NR
Rush says cut the music and be quiet because El Torro Blanco has arrived.
The OutRunners tell Lexy Nai that they haven’t seen anything yet.
Match #4. The OutRunners vs. The Learning Tree
Magnum with some clotheslines early and a series of atomic drops by The OutRunners. Double hip toss to Jericho and a double back body drop. Commercial. Back from break and Floyd is bodyslamming everyone, including Magnum, on top of Keith. Double elbow drop attempt but Keith cuts off Floyd with a running elbow. Jericho tries to lock in the Walls of Jericho, and does. Floyd eventually fights out and tags Magnum, who suplexes both guys. DOUBLE BIONIC ELBOW DROP. OutRunners look for Total Recall but Bill pulls Magnum out of the ring behind the referee’s back and Keith rolls up Floyd for the win.
Winners: The Learning Tree
Rating: *3/4. Well, this was a tag match that happened.
Big Bill hits the ring afterward and destroys both men. Bryan Keith sets up the table and Bill tries to, wait!
Bandido is here to make the save! Bandido clears the ring and military presses Keith through a table!
Match #5. Taya Valkyrie vs. Harley Cameron
Taya blasts Harley with a dropkick to start and a pair of running knees in the corner. Taya sends Cameron to the outside but she comes back with a high kick and an enziguiri for two. Cameron tries a 619 bit Taya blocks it and counters with a running sliding German suplex as we hit the commercials. Back from break and Taya walks out of the corner with a powerbomb. Two count. Double underhook by Taya but Cameron escapes and hits a Destroyer! Two count. Cameron goes up top and misses a Swanton. Spear (kind of) by Taya but Cameron traps the arms and crucifixes Taya for the win!
Winner: Harley Cameron
Rating: *3/4. Another match that existed, but watching Cameron get the win is awesome.
Ricochet sits down with Renee. Ricochet says that for five years, fans told him to come to AEW, where the best wrestle. The fans then turned their back on him. Swerve shows up and says he could end his life right now, but he doesn’t want to upset the people in Atlanta. Swerve reminds Ricochet about Lucha Underground and CZW, and tells him that AEW exposes these wrestlers for who they really are, and Ricochet ain’t no superhero. Ricochet says he isn’t good at cutting promos, especially when he had to pretend to give a damn what the fans think of him. Ricochet says Swerve hasn’t been a threat since Hangman snatched his grill, and Swerve puts the scissor to Ricochet’s throat!
“See you in Atlanta.”
Toni Storm says the only way out was through the fire, after Mariah May broke her heart. Storm calls May a fraud and a bunch of other words, and Storm is going to her womb some damage.
A video package of Christopher Daniels’ career is shown.
Harley Cameron is also a ventriloquist, by the way. Mone thinks she’s a loser, and losers don’t get to ride the money train.
Match #6. AEW World Television Championship: Daniel Gacia (c) vs. Kyle O’Reilly vs. Lee Moriarty
Lee rolls Garcia up but that allows Kyle to grab an ankle lock. Lee escapes and grabs a knee of his own as Garcia grabs an arm and Kyle escapes right away. Lee back body drops Garcia over the top and to the floor as we go to commercial. We’re back and Lee has a kimura on Garcia. Soulfood and a Complete Shot combo by Lee to both guys. Wrist control by Lee as he lays in round kicks to both guys. Kyle and Garcia make it to their feet and lay in roundhouse kicks and chops. Kitchen sink by Kyle and a low dropkick by Garcia. Elbow fest in the ring as Kyle and Garcia now focus on each other. Saito by Garcia. High knee by Kyle but a German suplex by Lee. Axe and Smash by Kyle. Three-way pump kicks and everyone is down. Garcia with some mounted punches in the corner to both Kyle and Lee. Double clothesline by Danny and a swinging neckbreaker to Kyle. Hammerlock neckbreaker to Danny by Lee gets two. Double leg by Garcia and the Dragontamer is locked in! Garcia pulls back but Kyle is there to break it up and trap him in an armbar. Moriarty tries to beak it up but Kyle grabs the leg and snatches a straight ankle lock. Kyle tries Axe and Smash but Lee rolls him up for two. Garcia rolls up Lee but gets shrugged off, right into the right hand of Shane Taylo! Roll up by Lee but Garcia rolls through, but Lee holds on and sinks in the Border City Stretch. Taylor gets dropped on the outside by Kyle as Garcia jackknifes Moriarty for the win.
Winner and STILL AEW World TV Championship: Danny Garcia
Rating: ***1/2. Another nice win for Garcia, somehow wading through all of the chaos and picking his spot on his path to victory. I thought the match was fun but I’d rather see a few singles, considering who the playes are here.
After the match, STP hits the ring as Kyle and Garcia go back-to-back in solidarity. Angelo and Matt Menard hit the ring to even up the odds and now you know IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BOOM! Cole and Roddy hit the ring and STP retreat to the back.
Thunder Rosa and Penelope Ford have some words via video, as this match will be happening next week.
Lexy Nair is with Willow Nightingale and Kris Statlander. Statlander apologizes to Willow but Willow isn’t interested right now and needs to focus on herself. The friendship bracelet was never broken, by the way.
Maim event time.
Match #7. Mid-South Street Fight: FTR vs. The Death Riders
FTR attacks as Th Death Riders make their entrance through the crowd and here we go! Dax takes a garbage can to Moxley as Yuta baseball slides a ladder into Cash’s face by the ring. Dax lays into Moxley with a chair in the crowd and Moxley’s mouth is busted open. Yuta bodyslams Cash on the ladder at ringside! Moxley sets Dax up on a chair just to boot him off, and get a two count on the outside. Body slam with the chair by Yuta to cash in the ring. Two count. Moxley has a pair of plyers and goes for the nose of Dax as we go to commercial! We’re back and there’s some blood here. Moxley grabs the mysterious black bag and it is thumbtacks. Moxley thinks about the Paradigm Shift on to the tacks, but Cash shoves him into the ropes and pops him up into a powerbomb… into the tacks! Cash and Yuta fight over a suplex but instead, Cash with a suicide dive onto the floor. Moxley with a Paradigm Shift on the floor! Moxley has plenty of tacks sticking out of his back, by the way. Dax fights out of a double superplex through a table and drops Yuta with a sheer drop brainbuster! Moxley has some sort of oversized fish hook and he goes low on Moxley, but Marina Shafir is here and she does the same on Dax. Shafir jumps on the back of Dax and he takes her through the table! Moxley looks for a piledriver but Dax counters with a roll up of his own. Piledriver by Dax on a chair! Two count. Dax locks in the Sharpshooter. Moxley waves Claudio in, who breaks up the pin. Ace Crusher out of nowhere by Moxley and a curb stomp on a chair! Two count. It’s now 3 on 2, as they try to break the neck of Cash. Jay White and Cope are here! Cope takes out Moxley and FTR tries to set up the announcer’s table. Dax picks up Yuta and Cash jumps off the barricade with a spike piledriver through the table!
Winners: FTR
Ratingg” ***1/2. Fun TV main event that the fans clearly enjoyed. Wild, chaotic brawl that gives us a lot of options for future shows.
After the match, Moxley is by himself in the ring. Bladerunner by White! Shatter Machine! Spear! ConChairTo attempt but Claudio pulls Moxley to safety as we fade to black.
Final Thoughts: This show felt all out of sorts, but once we hit the second hour it cruised. Cope saying what everyone is thinking in regards to the title, and that should be a fun feud that we can watch develop. 7.0/10.