- Trios Match: Hook, Katsuyori Shibata, & Samoa Joe vs. The Premier Athletes
- Mariah May & Toni Storm vs. Lady Frost & Leyla Hirsch
- Iron Savages & Jacked Jameson vs. The Patriarchy
- Private Party vs. The Learning Tree
- MSG & LSG vs. The House of Black
- Hechicero vs. Matt Menard
- AEW Continental Championship Eliminator: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Ultimo Guerrero
- AEW International Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Brian Cage
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AEW Collision 6/22/24
Live from the Covelli Center in Youngstown, Ohio! Tony Schiavone, Excalibur, and Nigel McGuinness are on commentary and we’re starting with a trios match!
Match #1. Hook, Samoa Joe, & Katsuyori Shibata vs. The Premier Athletes w/ Smart Mark Sterling
Nese tries a waist lock on Joe, to no avail, so he grabs a headlock instead. Shoulder block by Joe and some knees to the body. Spinning back kick by Nese but Joe runs through him with a back elbow. Hook gets the tag and lays in some body shots. Hook looks for a German suplex and Nese kind of flips out, and kind of lands directly on the top of his head, and then dropkicks Hook. Quick tags here by the Premier Athletes as Shibata gets the tag. Single leg by Woods and a straight armbar attempt, as both guys trade positions. Shibata now works over the arm and Joe gets the tag. Woods clips Joe from behind and the PA are in control. Daivari goes to Joe’s eyes and knocks Shibata from the apron. Rolling foot sweep by Joe and a sit-out senton. Hook is in now and he’s got suplexes for everyone. Crossfaces to Nese and then to Daivari. Woods sneaks in and German suplexes Hook all the way across the ring, letting Shibata get the tag. STO by Shibata to Woods and a running pump kick in the corner to Nese. Stalling dropkick by Shibata in the corner! Half-and-half suplex by Shbiata to Nese and a straight armbar forces the tap!
Winners: Katsuyori Shibata, Hook, & Samoa Joe
Rating: **1/2. Not a bad opener, but also not very competitive. Joe and company looked like a force, however, and that’s what matters.
The Bang Bang Gang are here, and AEW won’t acknowledge the fact that Juice is the honorary fourth member. Juice says Jay White is off training somewhere and he’s coming back with ten abs, instead of eight. Pac better not see Jay White in the Owen Hart Tournament, either.
Match #2. The Learning Tree w/ Bryan Keith vs. Private Party
Shoulder block by Bill to Quen and here we go. Biel by Bill and a big splash in the corner. Bill now waves to Jericho in appreciation. Another biel. Bill misses a splash in the corner and Quen comes off the middle rope with a dropkick that staggers Bill. Bill drops Quen with a right jab and here comes Jericho. Jericho runs into a boot and Quen comes off the middle rope with a shoulder bloch. Kassidy gets the tag and ground and pounds Jericho. Silly String to Jericho but it only gets a two count. Quen gets the tag and now he grounds and pounds Jericho. Keith trips Quen up from the outside, allowing Jericho to catch him with a clothesline. Bill gets the tag and beats on Quen as we go to commercial. Dropkick by Jericho, who’s now legal. Jericho looks for a superplex but Quen is able to shove him off and come off the top with a diving crossbody. Two count. Kassidy gets the tag and low bridges Bill before dropkicking Jericho. Kick, bam, Stunner to Jericho. Running Code Red gets two. Quen gets the tag and gets in some, well, weird looking offense. Jericho catches Quen with a throat thrust and looks for the Lionsault, but Quen gets the knees up and Kassidy dives off the back of Jericho to take out Bill on the floor! Swanton by Kassidy and a 450 splash by Quen to Jericho that gets two. Keith gets up on the apron and Kassidy springboards in on the far side, only to run into a huge big boot from Bill. Only a two count, though. Kassidy tries a hurricanrana but Jericho holds on and locks in the Walls of Jericho. Kassidy tries to fight to the ropes and he finally gets there. Bill gets the tag and spikes Kassidy with a huge Bossman Slam! Two count. Blll now chokeslams Quen on top of Kassidy, but still only gets a two count. Bill looks for a chokeslam but Kassidy sends him into Jericho, who was climbing the top rope. Double clothesline to Bill and he gets dumped to the floor. Gin & Juice to Jericho for two. Clothesline and a few elbows by Kassidy but Bill gets on the apron to distract the referee, allowing Keith to hit Kassidy in the head with a foreign object as he was trying to do a Lionsault. One, two, three.
Winners: The Learning Tree
Rating: *3/4. Yeah, this didn’t work for me. There was a lot of confusion here, the match went way too long, Quen either looked like he was injured or just tired, and it was all around not good. Bill was great in it, however.
Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata, and Hook are here to make the save for Private Party! Shibata stomps the elbow of Bryan Keith, as Joe grabs the mic. Joe says every idea that comes from Jericho’s tree absolutely sucks. Joe demands a trios match at Forbidden Door.
Match #3. AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Ultimo Guerrero
Shoulder block by Guerrero and a diving clothesline. One count. Body slam by Guerrero, who follows up with some knees in the corner. Guerrero for a single leg crab by Okada makes the ropes, hoists Guerrero on his shoulder, and tries for an Air Raid Crash neckbreaker and gets it. Two count. Both guys roll to the outside where Okada throws Guerrero into the LED board and the steel steps, before returning back into the ring to get a two count. Okada delivers some elbows as we go to a commercial break. Back from break to Guerrero delivering a series of clotheslines as both men are down. Guerrero sends Okada up and over, sweeping the leg out and then dropkicking him from the apron. Hard chops by Guerrero on the floor as he rolls Okada back in the ring. Guerrero hits the ropes but runs into a dropkick by Okada! Okada mounts Guerrero in the corner with some punches, and then decides he wants to pull the mask off! Guerrero counters with a running Liger Bomb out of the corner. Two count. Both men on the top rope now as Guerrero wants a reverse superplex, but Okada tears at the mask to stop it. The mask looks a little lose as Okada rips it clean off! Guerrero struggles to put it back on as Okada finishes this one with the Rainmaker.
Winner and STILL AEW Continental Champion: Kazuchika Okada
Rating: **. Uh… maybe it’s just me, tonight? Listen, Guerrero is 52 years old, and Okada did what he could here, but.. it just didn’t work.
Top Flight and Action Andretti are in the back with Lexi Nair. Dante says it’ll take a little bit of crazy for him to be back in a match like this, but they’ll have gold to celebrate next week. Lio Rush is here and says he’s a man of his word, but he wants the title next week, too.
Match #4. Handicap Match: Iron Savages vs. The Patriarchy w/ Mother Wayne
Christian is on commentary so it’s technically three on two. Boulder drinks some magic juice but Killswitch headbutts him. Wayne gets the tag and does some Orange Cassidy like kicks, but instead gets thrown into Titty City. Killswitch tags himself in and runs through everyone. Killswitch throws Boulder over the top rope and then chokeslams Jameson to the floor, on top Bronson. Killswitch then throws Nick Wayne on top of everyone. Bronson with a bunch of clotheslines finally drops Killswitch to a knee, but he gets chokeslammed anyway. Wayne tags himself in and hits Wayne’s World, just as Christian decides to leave the commentary table and make the tag. Killswitch by Christian. One, two, three.
Winners: The Patriarchy
Rating: *1/2. Not much more than a squash here, but Christian’s really entertaining.
Mercedes Mone is going to take both belts, by the way.
Match #5. Toni Storm & Mariah May w/ Luther vs. Leyla Hirsch & Lady Frost
Hirsch and Storm grapple to start and Storm bridge out of a knuckle lock. Snap mare by Storm and a dropkick by May. Frost in now and eats some chops from May, followed by a big spinning sidewalk slam. May sends Hirsch to the floor and Storm connects with a hip attack that sends Hirsch flying as well. A quick brawl on the outside before returning to the ring where May connects with a Saito suplex on Hirsch. Storm gets the tag and clears the ring. Backstabber to Hirsch. Perfect Plex gets a two count. Back body drop by Hirsch and she dives on a straight armbar. May breaks up the submission with a running knee to the face and now a headbutt to Frost. Stereo hip attacks by Frost and Hirsch move! Cartwheel cannonball in the corner by Frost! Frost goes up for Frostbite but Storm dives on May to save her. Hirsch only gets a two on May as Storm breaks it up. Double German suplexes by May and Storm. Double running hip attack! Storm Zero finishes this one.
Winners: Mariah May & Toni Storm
Rating: **1/4. This dynamic is fantastic and the match at Forbidden Door has more stakes than any other match on the show.
Serena Deeb says sometimes you’re on the up, and sometimes you’re on the down. Deeb says she will be here next week at Collision, after having three of the toughest losses in a row.
Match #6. House of Black vs. LSG & MSG
Buddy Matthews will be out a while so this is Black and Brody. Shoulder block by Black to MSG and an inside elbow. LSG gets the tag and gets arm dragged. Arm ringer and here’s King, who chops the soul out of everyone. High knee/rolling elbow combo by House of Black. Double team pop-up into a high knee to MSG. Dante’s Inferno to LSG. Finito.
Winners: House of Black
Rating: NR. Awesome, though.
Match #7. Hechicero w/ The Gates of Agony vs. Matt Menard
Clothesline by Menard but he hits the ropes and Hechicero kind of flapjacks him directly on his head, following with a dropkick. Chops in the corner by Hechicero and a running jumping knee strike. Northern Light’s kind of suplex. Hechicero snaps the arm of Menard but misses a pair of knees in the corner. Menard follows up with some clothesline and mounted punches in the corner. Cutter by Menard gets two. Menard hits the ropes and Hecichero follows him over the top with a choke. Enziguiri by Hechichero and a twisting plancha. Head Scissor Bomb by Hechicero and a double armbar forces the tap.
Winner: Hechicero
Rating: *1/2. Another miss. This one was weird and felt like a crazy clash of styles, but at least the right guy won.
A video package of Jeff Jarrett talking about Owen Hart is shown. Jeff was very close with Owen and that’s why he was asked to be in the tournament.
Match #8. AEW International Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Brian Cage
Cage catches a crossbody and curls Ospreay before dumping him overhead. Ospreay low bridges Cage and sends him flying from the apron with a big boot. Plancha to the floor by Ospreay. Back inside the ring quickly, Cage catches Ospreay with a stalling vertical suplex as we go to commercial. Elbows to the back of the head by Cage but Ospreay backflips and catches Cage with an enziguiri. Running boot in the corner by Ospreay and a Phenomenal Forearm gets a two count. Ospreay thinks about a powerbomb but Cage blocks it with a back body drop. Running European in the corner by Cage and an enziguiri. Release German suplex by Cage sends Ospreay to the apron. Deadlift superplex by Cage! Two count. Cage wants a powerbomb but Ospreay hurricanranas him into the corner. Diving forearm off the top to the base of the skull by Ospreay. Ospreay calls for the Hidden Blade but Cage is up and eats a hook kick. Oscutter attempt by Ospreay but Cage dropkicks him in mid-air. Cage wants a lariat but Ospreay flips over and powerbombs him! Ospreay fires in some elbows from his knees but Cage drops him. F10 by Cage! Two count. Ospreay trying to fight back but Cage may prove to be too strong. Cage looks for the Drillclaw but Ospreay gets to his feet and beats his own head against the turnbuckle. Kawada kicks by Ospreay and a high knee. Superkick by Ospreay and another hook kick. Powerbomb by Cage! Spinning powerbome by Cage! Two count. Ospreay elbows his way out of an F10 and counters with a spike DDT. Handspring off the ropes and Cage catches him with a German suplex but Ospreay rolls through and hits the running blade! Two count. Ospreay thinks about Storm Breaker but Cage sends him into the corner and puts him on the top. Cheeky Nandos as Ospreay gets free! Spinning powerslam by Cage off the top! Running clothesline by Cage in the corner, who sets Ospreay up on the top again. Fireman’s carry on the top but Ospreay counters with a hurricanrana. OsCutter is caught by a ripcord elbow. Drillclaw is countered with Stundog Millionaire! Poisonrana! Oscutter by Ospreay but he only gets a two count! Hidden Blade! One, two, three.
Winner and STILL International Champion: Will Ospreay
Rating: ****. Excellent main event here. Cage was never going to win, but damned if I didn’t forget that half-way through. Ospreay could have a heck of a match with me these days, and he can do no wrong. Great match, great main event.
Final Thoughts: Kind of a weird episode of Collision tonight. The crowd seemed incredibly quiet, the commentary was a bit off, and the wrestling left a little to be desired. This felt like a pure filler episode, as on paper, you could have picked the winner from every match on here. The main event was fun, but again, Ospreay was never in danger to lose his title. Toni Storm and Mariah May were great, too. Everything else… existed. 6.5/10.