- FTR & The Patriarchy vs. The OutRunners & JetSpeed
- Willow Nightingale, Mina Shirakawa, Thunder Rosa, Queen Aminata vs. Megan Bayne, Julia Hart, Athena, & Thekla
- Paragon vs. Kyle Fletcer & RPG Vice
- Mistico vs. Beast Mortos
- Katsuyori Shibata vs. Gabe Kidd
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AEW Collision 7/10/2025
Live from the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas! Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness are on commentary and here comes the Don Callis Family.
Match #1. Don Callis Family vs. The Paragon
Kitchen sink by Kyle O’Reilly to Kyle Fletcher.. and we reset. Back suplex neckbreaker combo by Roddy and Adam Cole to Trent. Trent gets his chest chopped off in the corner and KO gets the tag. Quick knees and a tag to Cole. Kitchen sink and a missile dropkick by Cole. Kyle and Roddy with a pair of knees to Rocky, before suplexing Trent on to him. Fletcher tags the tag and goes bananas, body slamming Roddy and getting the two. Trent in now, isolating Roddy in the Don Callis Family corner and it’s now forever clotheslines by Rocky. Roddy rolls underneath and KO gets the tag. Striking combo by KO and Trent takes the Ric Flair flip in the corner. Roundhouse to Terent and a dragon screw leg whip to Fletcher. Trent now set up on a folding chair on the outside, and KO runs the apron and jumps off with a missile dropkick in the corner! Fletcher catches KO getting back in the ring with a running boot to the face and Rocky follows up with a suicide dive. Commercial. Double clothesline and both KO and Trent are down. Hot tag to Roddy and he clears the ring!Leg lariat to Fletcher. Spicy dropkick to Trent. Dominator position to Rocky, Roddy THROWS HIM UP AND FLIPS HIM FACE DOWN IN THE SAME SPOT, pops him up, and hits a cutter! Woah. Olympic Slam to Trent! Running elbows against the ropes and a back suplex into a facebuster by Roddy. Trent shoves Roddy into an enziguiri from Fletcher. Running leg lariat in the corner and a half and half suplex suplex to Roddy by Fletcher. Death Valley Driver by Trent with an assisted knee drop from Rocky. One, two, no! Rocky runs into a knee. So does Trent. And Fletcher misses a charge. Cole gets the tag! Pump kick to Rocky. One for Trent. Ushigaroshi to Trent! Enziguiri to Rocky. Brainbuster on the knee to Rocky! Cole throws Trent into his corner so he can tag Fletcher, and Fletcher finally makes it. HOCKEY FIGHT. Half and half suplex by Fletcher but he runs into a superkick. PANAMA SUNRISE! One, two, no! Cole tries to Lower the Boom but it’s a lariat by Fletcher. Strong Zero attempt but Roddy dumps Trent. Double sliced bread by Rocky. Superkick by Cole. Cole Lowers the Boom on Rocky and this one’s over!
Winners: The Paragon
Rating: ****. Excellent trios match to open the show. I said it a few weeks ago, but Collision is like the Paragon and Don Callis Family show, and that’s a good thing. Good win for The Paragon and it may be about time they challenge for the trios titles.
After the match, Fletcher tries to attack Cole from behind but Cole sees it coming and Fletcher thinks better of it.
In a very fun video package, Taz breaks down Mistico’s armbar, La Mistica, and why it works.
Harley Cameron is here to schill iDrinkq and it’s awesome.
Another video package of Scorpio Sky, and his return last week at Collision. Sky surrounds himself with the best talent and knowledge he can find. SkyFlight Team.
Match #2. Beast Mortos vs. Mistico
Hurricanrana and a 619 by Mistico. Springboard hurricanrana by Mistico and Mortos retreats to the outside. Suicide headbutt by Mistico but Mortos stays on his feet. Mistico tries it a second time and nails it. Double jump arm drag by Mistico. Mistico misses a charge and Mortos boots him in the face and comes back with a snap powerslam. Neckbreaker by Mortos and it’s commercial time. Military press by Mortos but Mistico fights out and connects with an enziguiri. Two. Springboard crossbody by Mistico and a tieres. Around the world tieres by Mistico. Springboard back elbow by Mistico gets two. Tiltawhirl slam by Mortos gets two. Sunset bomb by Mistico gets two. Pop-up Samoan drop by Mortos. Two count. Tombstone into a double knee gut buster by Mortos. Two count. Mortos counters a powerbomb into a facebuster, very Billy Kidman. Tilt a whirl arm drag by Mistico. Palm strikes by Mistico. Mortos responds. Superkick by Mistico. Running flipping DDT by Mistico, kind of a destroyer? Both guys are down. Mistico goes for a moonsault but Mortos gets the feet up. Mortos charges and Mistico sends him into the buckles with an overhead belly to belly. La Mistico by Mistico and Mortos taps.
Winner: Mistico
Rating: ***1/4. If you like lucha libre, and you absolute love tiereses, this is for you. Mistico has a very specific style that resonates with people, while I feel like Mortos is able to blend styles better. Clearly, Mistico is the biggest star in CMLL.
MJF shows up on the tron. Mistico won’t get in the way of MJF’s title opportunity, and MJF is going to collect every single one of his masks. MJF will prove beyond a shadow of a doubt, he’s better than you… and you know it.
Mark Briscoe knew MJF would bring up Jay’s name, and he thought he’d be numb to it, but 24 hours have gone by and he can’t stop thinking about it. Saturday, it’s Mark’s plan to win. But Sunday, he wants to go back home to Delaware and look his family in the eye and let them know… he didn’t let that S fly. At this point… he’s got to whoop his ass.
Renee catches up with Hangman Page after Dynamite. Page says he wants to talk, but not to her, and heads to Swerve’s locker room. Will Ospreay, Prince Nana, and Swerve are here. Ospreay holds Hangman back, but he just wants to talk, and he asks for two minutes. Ospreay obliges. Nana says he wants a coffee, and he’s out. Swerve knows Page wants help on Saturday. That’s now why he’s here. Page wants to do what he should have done two years ago, and he grabs a chair, and takes a seat. Swerve takes a seat himself. Page says what The Bucks did, he had nothing to do with. Page says his son still wakes up screaming, and he will always hate Swerve for that. What Page did to Swerve.. Swerve deserved. Page knows that Swerve knows he deserved it, too. Hangman regrets it. Does Swerve regret it? If you would have asked him in that moment, he’d have said no. But after everything… yes. Yes, he does. Hangman is bringing his family on Saturday, not to the show, but beforehand. Swerve said he will steer clear of them. Hangman believes him. Swerve tells Hangman that the house Hangman burned down? He was going to raise his kids there. A family. His grandkids. Maybe… maybe it was time to let go of the past after all.
Moxley is here with Marina Shafir. Moxley says that crybaby S was pathetic, and he’s got a Texas Death Match in two days. Marina says he’s no cowboy, he’s a P. Moxley says he will make no apologies and have no regrets, Cowboy, you are Texas dead.
Match #3. Eight-Man Tag: FTR & The Patriarchy vs. The OutRunners & JetSpeed
Wayne ducks a roundhouse by Bailey and we reset. Takeover by Wayne but a double roundhouse kick by JetSpeed sends Wayne to the floor. Knight and Christian are in now and Christian gets dropkicked before tagging Cash. Hard chops by Cash. Melee for a bit and The OutRunners deliver a double back suplex to Dax. Two count. Speedball and Wayne pair off and fight up the apron as Cash low bridges Knight and we go to commercial. Wayne gets the tag and cuts off Knight’s tag attempt. Briefly. Magnum DOES get the tag and it’s right hands to everyone. Bulldog/clothesline combo from Turbo Floyd. YOU SONUVABITCH DOUBLE BICEP ELBOW DROP to Wayne. Christian pulls Wayne around the ring post and Wayne hits Sliced Bread back inside the ring. Two count. Floyd makes the tag but FTR distract the referee and the tag won’t count! Fans are heated! Snap mare by Cash. Cash now locks in the Cobra Clutch, but Truth hip tosses him and catches him with a lariat. Tag to Bailey, and it’s a missile dropkick to Dax. Rapid fire kicks to Wayne. Question mark kick to Dax and a running Shooting Star Press! Two count. Bailey goes up top but Cash grabs the ankle. On the apron, Dax charges but Bailey springboards off with an asai moonsault on to everyone on the outside! Inside the ring, Bailey comes off the top with a Shooting Star Press! Christian breaks up the pin and drops Bailey with a falling reverse neckbreaker to the knee. Dragon suplex to Knight from Wayne. Clothesline off the top by Magnum. Powerslam by Cash. Shatter Machine to Turbo! Bailey and Knight break it up and Bailey cradles Dax for the world’s closest 2.999. Right hand by Dax. High kick by Bailey but Dax blocks it and accidentally gets speared by Christian! Impalet attempt by Christian to Bailey but Bailey sends Christian right into the Total Recall! Springboard clothesline by Knight! Heel kick by Bailey to Dax and the UFO Splash finishes this one!
Winners: JetSpeed & The OutRunners
Big Boom AJ is with Lexy Nair. He’s calling out the Don Callis Family. They do the boom gimmick. Don Calls Family shows up and The Conglomeration has reunited for one night, with Hologram and Ishii.
FTR and Big Stoke are here to tell us they want The OutRunners at Zero Hour.
Match #4. Katsuyori Shibata vs. Gabe Kidd
Kidd gets a special entrance with some red locker light before entering through the crowd. Kidd runs into a huge boot and here we go. Kidd goes to the apron and eats another big boot that sends him to the floor. A third boot as Kidd is in the corner on the outside, wedged up against the LED board. Kidd returns the favor and connects with a stalling dropkick in the corner. Commercial. Shibata eats a chop and doesn’t care, baby. Shibata chops Kidd to the ground and now it’s Shibata with a stalling dropkick in the corner. Half-and-half suplex by Shibata gets two. Kidd reverses a suplex with a brainbuster of his own. Two count. Kidd chops Shibata’s back and Shibata loses his mind, chopping the top of Kidd’s head and his back down to the mat, kicks, too. European uppercut by Shibata but he runs into a boot. Shibata don’t care. Lariat by Kidd gets one! Kidd hits the ropes and Shibata turns him inside out with a lariat of his own! Shibata wants a Saito suplex but Kidd blocks it, but Shibata holds the wrist and palm strikes the heck out of Kidd. PK by Shibata and now it’s a sleeper! Wheeler Yuta gets to the apron and distracts the referee, allowing Kidd to low blow him. Piledriver by Kidd! One, two, three.
Winner: Gabe Kidd
Rating: ***3/4. Uhhhhh yeah. All of this. I absolutely love Shibata and it is not lost on me that anything we’re getting from Shibata is a bonus at this point in his career. Hard-hitting, brutal, stiff… whatever you want to call it, this ruled.
As Kidd leaves to the back, Kris Statlander’s music hits, and she joins commentary.
Match #5. Willow Nightingale, Thunder Rosa, Mina Shirakawa, & Queen Aminata vs. Athena, Megan Bayne, Julia Hart, & Thekla
Rebound quick by Mina early and a Slingblade. Thunder Rosa gets the tag, and so does Athena. Chops by Thunder and an arm drag. Double stomp to the midsection by Thunder and she gets a two count. Cartwheel elbow by Athena, allowing Bayne to fall away slam/amoan drop combo to Willow and Thunder. Bayne now uses Athena as a projectil, as she takes out the other women. Commercial. Death Valley Driver by Willow on Julia and both women are down. Tags on both sides as Thekla ducks a clothesline and follows up with a superkick. Boot to the side of the head of Amianta between the ropes. Thekla goes up top but lands on her feet and eats a headbutt by Aminata. Swinging neckbreaker by Aminata. Falcon Arrow by Baye. Pounce by Willow. O-Face by Athena. Shotgun dropkick by Thunder. Diving crossbody by Mina to Bayne on the floor. Spear by Thekla! Hart goes up to and lands the moonsault, but Mina makes the save. Double clothesline by Mina. Willow and Mina head up top on opposing corners, but Thekla and Julia Hart are here. Double spider superplexes! Thekla does the upside down thing but gets pulled outside. Hart locks in Hartless in the center but Willow poswers out and sends Hart into the knee of Aminata. Babe with the Powerbomb.
Winner: Willow Nightingale, Thunder Rosa, Mina Shirakawa, and Queen Aminata
Rating: ***1/4. Slow start but it’s all action after the break. We’ve been getting a lot of these four ways, and they’re entertaining… but… ya know. Women worked here and crowd was into the Thekla stuff woards he en.
TayJay makes the save after the match and we’ve got a skirmish to close out the show.
Final Thoughts: Now, THIS felt like a go-home show. The stuff between Hangman and Swerve really is that of a movie, and this story has played out over almost a year. More Paragon and Don Callis family stuff, and we’ve got two matches branching out of that this weekend. 8.25/10.
Runtime: 2h2m
