- Trios Match: Bandido & The OutRunners vs. The Don Callis Family
- Jay Lethal vs. Kyle Fletcher
- Grizzled Young Vets vs. The Paragon
- Josh Alexander vs. AR Fox
- Mistico, Mascara Dorada, & Templario vs. Los Depradadores
- AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Reyna Isis
- Mike Bailey & Komander vs. LFI
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AEW Collision 5/22/2025
From the Rio Rancho Events Center in Rio Ranco, New Mexico! Tony Schiavone welcomes Adam Cole to the commentary table tonight, joining himself and Excalibur!
Tony Schiavone welcomes FTR and Stokely Hathaway to the ring. Now Daniel Garcia, along with Matt Menard. And finally. Nigel McGuinness. FTR give Nigel one more chance to back out of this match on Sunday, because there is no commentary table to hide behind. A shell of Nigel McGuinness against the greatest tag team of all time. Dax and Cash sign the contract for Sunday.
Garcia says that FTR has turned their back on anyone that’s ever been there for them. Garcia is standing up for Schiavone, for Menard, for Copeland, for everybody that’s had enough of the both of them. FTR are the best tag team in wrestling, but Sunday won’t be a wrestling match, it will be a fight. As for Nigel? Nigel still has the look in his eyes that he did when he was beating the best ROH Champions of all time. Garcia knows that Nigel still has it, and so do the fans. Garcia tells Nigel if he isn’t going to bring the Nigel that he’s capable of, then there’s no reason for him to sign the contract.
Nigel wants a guarantee that after Sunday, FTR don’t touch Tony Schiavone or Nigel ever again.
Dax says this is all business, and FTR will be businessmen, but he’s got one last chance to run back to the commentary table. Nigel tells Dax to keep his hands off of him. Dax doesn’t. A brawl breaks out as Garcia locks in the Sharpshooter on Cash and Nigel the London Dungeon on Dax! Security breaks it up and we’re ready for Sunday!
Match #1. Roppongi Vice & Konosuke Takeshita vs. Bandido & The OutRunners
Bandido goes up and over Trent, but catches him with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Stalling vertical suplex by Bandido, as The OutRunners join him and it’s a triple stalling suplex. Running plancha by Bandido as The OutRunners hit the double bicep before we hit our commercial. Back from break and Bandido delivers an enziguiri to Takeshita and a tornillo off the top. Takeshita catches the inverted GTS from Bandido and counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb! Two count. The OutRunners get dumped to the outside as Takeshita plants Bandido on the top rope, Rocky comes off with a double stomp, and Trent follows up with a sliding knee. Double knees by Roppongi Vice to the OutRunners. Inverted GTS by Bandido to Rocky! Bandido looks for the 21 Plex but Trent makes the save. German suplex by Takeshita to Bandido. Pump kick by Bandido and now everyone is down. Floyd gets the tag and it’s a bodyslam party! Floyd even slams Magnum on Takeshita. Double bicep elbow drop to Takeshita! Pop-up cutter by Bandido to Trent! Rocky blocks the Total Recall and sends Floyd into Magnum. Lance Archer lays out Bandido behind the referee’s back. Double half-and-half suplexes to The OutRunners. Overhook tombstone/Dude Buster/Storm Zero combo by Takeshita and Roppongi Vice and this one is over.
Winners: The Don Callis Family
Rating: ***. This was a heck of a lot of fun here. Nice win for Callis and company, but also had me wanting more Bandido and Takeshita.
Match #2. AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Reyna Isis
Mone misses a pair of knees in the ropes and gets all tied up. Isis comes off the top with a draping leg drop and gets a two count. Pair of diving headbutts gets another two count. Double underhook slam by Isis. Two count. Rebound head scissors by Mone and a pair of knees in the corner followed by a Meteora. Mone comes off the top but Isis catches her with an anti-air Code Breaker for two. Mone escapes a powerbomb and hits the Back stabber for two. Isis hits the ropes and Mone looks for a tilt-a-whirl, drops Isis, traps the arm, and rolls through into the Statement Maker and Isis taps.
Winner and STILL AEW TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone
Rating: **3/4. Abrupt finish to this one that seemed like it was just getting going, Mone controlled the majority of the match but Isis showed some flashes.
Jame Hayter is here and she reminds Mone that she hit the Hayterade last night, but security steps in between the women.
Match #3. Jay Lethal vs. Kyle Fletcher w/ Lance Archer
Lethal catches a boot by Fletcher and drops him over the middle rope. Suicide dive by Lethal sends Fletcher into the announcer’s desk. Archer provides a distraction and Fletcher superkicks Lethal out of nowhere, before powerbombing him on the apron! Fletcher then jaws with Adam Cole before we go to commercial break. Back from break and Lethal lays in some sturdy chops on Fletcher, but Fletcher eats them. Right jabs by Lethal now and a back slide gets two. Cradle for two. Lethal thinks figure four but Fletcher cradles him for two. Single leg by Lethal but Fletcher kicks his way out. Lethal responds with a dragon screw before rolling through a victory roll and locking in the figure four. Fletcher finally inches his way to the bottom rope and gets there. Lethal heads to the top but Fletcher catches him with a big forearm. Fletcher may be thinking brainbuster but Lethal fights him off and drops the Kings Elbow to the waiting arms of Fletcher. Running leg lariat in the corner by Fletcher and the sheer drop brainbuster finishes this one.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ***. Exactly what it needed to be. Fletcher is on a rocket to the moon and Lethal is an accomplished vet who put up a fight.
Lethal gets jumped by the entre Don Callis Family after the match, but Adam Cole and The Paragon are here to make the save. I mean, they’re already here, so…
Match #4. The Paragon vs. Grizzled Young Vets
Hard chops by Strong and the running elbow/elbow/big boot combo to Drake against the ropes. Back suplex into a facebuster by Strong gets two. Gibson is in now and he drags Strong into the corner. Gibson sets Strong up on the middle rope and hits a Code Breaker, holds him there, and Drake goes coast-to-coast with a dropkick to the ribs! Two count as Kyle breaks it up. Drake beats down Kyle with overhands, while Gibson does the same to Strong. Strong now chops everyone but Gibson holds him while Drake hits an enziguiri. Kyle cuts off Gibson’s charge with a kitchen sink. Axe and Smash by Kyle to Drake, as Strong flies in with an elbow. High/Low by Paragon! Kyle dives on a guillotine on Gibson as Strong covers Drake for the win.
Winners: The Paragon
Rating: ***. This ruled but it should have been given another ten minutes. Good for GYV getting their change on the big show, hopefully they stick around.
Recap of the street fight between The Learning Tree and The Gates of Agony.
Match #5. Josh Alexander w/ Don Callis vs. AR Fox
Powerslam by Alexander early and Fox is quickly in trouble. Fox with a rebound Stunner from the middle rope and a pump kick off the apron. Moonsault off the corner by Fox. Fox tries to springboard back in the ring but gets caught with an exploder. Foz with a huge running plancha over the top rope on to Alexander, but he may have tweaked his knee. Fox goes back up top and misses a 450 splash, but lands on his feet. Fox tries the rolling cutter but Alexander follows and tosses him with a German. Powerbomb by Alexander and the C4 ends this one.
Winner: Josh Alexander
Rating: **3/4. Again, shorter matches than usual tonight but they’ve all been fantastic. AR Fox makes everyone look good and Josh is being booked as a monster for Callis, and a great addition to his stable.
After the match, it’s been announced The Paragon will take on the Don Callis Family at Double or Nothing!
Kris Statlander reminds us to be careful of who you push, because they may push back.
Match #6. Mike Bailey & Komander vs. La Faccion Ingobernable
Dralistico attacks out of nowhere and that allows Rush to do Rush things outside the ring to Bailey. Dralistico works over Komander by the announcer’s table before Rush bounces Bailey’s head off it. Bailey and Komander with a pair of dives on each side of the ring. Both men go for a third attempt but LFI walk away and they land HARD. Commercial time. Back from break and Komander has been worked over during the commercial. Komander crawls to the corner as Dralistico literally does nothing, letting him do it. Pump kick to Rush and the TKD kicks to Dralistico. Roundhouse to the back and a running Shooting Star Press gets two. Speedball misses a kick to the head and Dralistico catches him with a corkscrew kick. Rush gets the tag and eats a right hand, but he doesn’t care. Both men trade elbows now as Rush misses a double stomp. Chops by Rush and a rolling elbow drop Bailey. Rush runs on Bailey’s chest and he teases the Bull’s Horns, but kicks Bailey in the face instead. TRANQUILOOOO. Thrust kick to Dralistico now and a triangle moonsault. Komander walks the ropes from the far side and it’s a twisting moonsault press to the floor! Bailey and Komander head up top… stereo Shooting Star Presses! One, two, no! Springboard Destroyer by Komander but Rush breaks up the pin. Rebound German by Rush to Bailey! Double underhook facebuster off the top by Dralistico to Komander. Two count. Bailey distracts Rush and Komander hits a poisonrana from behind. Bailey gets the tag and it’s the spinning hook kick. Rope walk Shooting Stat Press by Komander! One, two, three!
Winners: Komander & Speedball Mike Bailey
Rating: ***1/4. Another very fun match tonight, as it seems like Bailey and Komander may have a future as a tag team.
RAINMAKER!
Okada is here and he walks right to Bailey’s face. Bailey bows to Okada. Okada gives Bailey the finger! Bailey kicks the finger away and kicks Okada in the face. Plancha by Bailey and he walks away with Okada’s title!
Final Thoughts: Weird show tonight, but now in a bad way. Lots of matches on the card and none of them blew the doors off, but they were all good… Very good. You can tell Collision is the second show, as it has almost a completely different roster, and it makes the shows feel different. 7.5/10.
