- FTR vs. The OutRunners
- Darby Allin & Hologram vs. The Premier Athletes
- Rush vs. Preston Vance
- Thunder Rosa vs. Deonna Purrazzo
- AEW World Trios Championship #1 Contender’s Match: House of Black vs. Bang Bang Gang
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AEW Collision 8/10/24
From the ESports Stadium in Arlington, Texas! Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness are here on the call and we’re getting right to it.
Match #1. Darby Allin & Hologram vs. The Premier Athletes
Hologram gets bullied in the Premier Athletes corner but fights back with some overhand chops. Around the world arm drag by Hologram and a tag to Darby. Strike combo and a running Code Red by Darby gets two. Over the top neckbreaker by Nese and a release German by Woods. Two count. Woods sends Darby over the top and to the floor, allowing Sterling and Nese to put the boots to him outside. Nese and Woods take turns body slamming Darby. Hologram gets the tag and does a lot of…flippy stuff. Spanish Fly to Nese. Tieres to Woods. Springboard by Hologram but Woods catches him in mid-air with a rising knee. 1RM to Hologram! Darby breaks up the pin before the three. Hammer throw to the corner and a SHORYUKENNNNN by Tony Nese. Hologram makes the save and high kicks everyone. Sterling trips Hologram up so Darby Coffin Drops him from the top. Chaos Theory attempt by Woods but Hologram rolls through with a majistral cradle for the win.
Winners: Darby Allin & Hologram
Rating: **1/2. Pretty quick here but starting any show with Darby and Hologram is going to get the crowd going.
Match #2. Bullrope Match: Deonna Purrazzo vs. Thunder Rosa
Both women jockey for the cowbell to start, which is attached by a rope. Thunder uses the rope to trip up Deonna and delivers a senton. Outside the ring, Thunder throws Deonna into the steel steps and drops her with a Backstabber inside the ring. Tug of War around the ring post and Thunder gets posted. Deonna proceeds to hit Thunder in the face a few times with the cow bell and Thunder is busted open. Deonna sets up a bunch of chairs in the middle of the ring in a pile, but Thunder pulls her off the top and into the whole grouping. A table gets set up, propped up in the far corner, as Thunder sets Deonna up in the corner, with a chair in front of her face… and a big dropkick! Brutal impact here. Thunder tries to head up top but Deonna grabs a chair and beats on her. Tree of Woe by Deonna and a running shoulder block. Powerbomb by Deonna and Thunder lands *high* there. Gotch Style Piledriver by Deonna gets a two that surely looked like a three. Deonna sets up a table in the middle of the ring but Thunder counters with a bulldog off the top through a table! Fire Thunder Driver finishes this one.
Winner: Thunder Rosa
Rating: ***. This was a long feud here and maybe we’ve actually gotten the blow off. here tonight. Lots of violence between these two and it felt like the end of a blood feud, as both women played their part here.
Thunder is emotional after the match and an absolute bloody mess.
Match #3. The OutRunners vs. FTR
Vertical suplex by Magnum on Cash and a one count. Cash chops him back to Dax and makes the tag. Body slam for two. Double clothslines send The Outrunners to the floor. Back from commercial break and Cash is in trouble, as Floyd delivers some back elbows in the corner. Dax gets the tag and it’s four German suplexes to Floyd. Five! Jumping piledriver and Truth tries to break up the pin but Dax sees it coming and he hits his own man. Shatter Machine to Truth! One, two, three.
Winners: FTR
Rating: *3/4. Just a little more than a squash and it was pretty fun.
Lexy Nair is with Kip Sabian. Here’s Nick Wayne. Wayne wants to know why Sabian is obsessed with him, because he’s still a nobody. They’ll wrestle on Rampage.
Match #4. Rush vs. Preston Vance
Didn’t Rush kidnap him and bring him to Mexico last year? This match was put together by Don Callis, who’s punishing Rush for lost two weeks ago. Spinebuster by Vance and he dumps Rush to the outside. Bad idea. Rush does Rush things and throws Vance into everything, before choking him and beating on him with the camera chord. Vance is busted open now and he fires up inside the ring. Spear by Vance and a discus lariat for a two count. Vance looks for Bull’s Horns but Rush sends him into the turnbuckle with an overhead belly-to-belly. Ground and pound in the corner by Rush with some headbutts… NOW it’s Bull’s Horns.
Winner: Rush
Rating: **. This didn’t last long but it made a statement and it was violent. Good win for Rush and the fans are clearly behind him.
Don Callis looks on from the back, seemingly satisfied.
Video package of Jack Perry destroying a bunch of TVs that have Darby Allin on them.
Who’s house? Swerve’s house! Swerve is here and he wants a warmup for Danielson, so let’s see who accepts the challenge.
THE STONE PITBULL!
Match #5. AEW World Championship Eliminator: Swerve Strickland (c) w/ Prince Nana vs. Tomohiro Ishii
Swerve uses his speed early and dropkicks Ishii from the apron. Swerve avoids a few chops and then eats a right hand, drops, kips up, and fires one back. Ishii traps Swerve in the ropes and chops the chest, but Swerve comes back with a kick to the gut a dropkick to the knee that drops him. Swerve with some elbows but Ishii walks him down so Swerve back suplexes him. Diving back elbow from the middle rope to the back of Ishii, who’s forced to roll outside. Fosbury Flop by Swerve! Both guys fight on the apron now but Swerve pump kicks Ishii to the floor. Neckbreaker by Swerve back inside the ring and a chin lock as we go to PIP. Ishii frees himself and tosses Swerve with a Saito suplex. Running clothesline in the corner and a stalling superplex by Ishii! Two count. Swerve blocks the lariat with a boot and kicks him in the face. Rolling Thunder Flatliner by Swerve! Two count. Ishii fights out of a neckbreaker and both guys trade headbutts. Powerslam by Swerve, he holds on, and plants Ishii with a brainbuster! Two count. Ishii ducks a Housecall and German suplexes Swerve. Pump kick by Swerve but Ishii runs through it and connects with a clothesline. HUGE lariat by Ishii gets a 2.9999! Enziguiri by Ishii but a standing Swerve Stomp in return! Housecall! One, two, three.
Winner: Swerve Strickland
Rating: ***1/2. Man, this was great. Would have loved to see it get main event time, but Ishii is the kind of opponent that you know you’re in the ring with every single time. Swerve had to dig deep here, and he did. Excellent.
Claudio wants his Continental Championship match in Cardiff, Whales.
Lexy Nair welcomes Kris Statlander with, of course, Stokely Hathaway. Lexy shows the video package of Willow Nightingale from Rampage. An official challenge has been issued for All In Zero Hour, as Willow Nightingale joins Tomohiro Ishii against Kris Statlander, and…
Stokely takes the mic and says he can find her a partner. But, there’s a partner already.. and that partner is Stokely. Stokely says there is no way we are gonna.. Statlander takes the mic and says they accept! Stokely isn’t happy.
Match #6. Hikaru Shida vs. Aleah James
Shida comes off the middle rope with dropkick. Float over German suplex by Shida right into an armbar, but James counters. Shida punts James in the head and gets two. Jumping huricanrana by James gets two. High knee from Shida and the Falcon Arrow finishes this one.
Winner: Hikaru Shida
Rating: NR
Bryan Danielson sits down with Jim Ross. Danielson says in terms of his health failing, he worries about his neck and his concussion, but he also thinks about how his body has served him so well. Danielson says he’ll probably need a neck surgery before the end of the year, but he’s accepted it. Danielson says he’s had four opportunities to win the championship, but each time he’s failed, he’s learned something about himself. Now, Danielson is the best mentally that he’s ever been.
Shida is with Lexy Nair, and she needs another chance to go to Wembley.. and that’s Mercedes Mone. Shida is the Ace of this division and it will be her that goes on with the title.
Match #7. AEW World Trios Championship #1 Contender’s Match, Special Referee Christian Cage: House of Black vs. The Bang Bang Gang
Christian is wearing a turtleneck, in a nice touch. King and Juice to start. Juice tries a shoulder tackle and then thinks better of it. All six men in the ring quickly and Christian separates them. Austin catches some kicks from Black but gets armbarred and a double foot stomp by Matthews off the top. Matthews and Colten trade about five or six pinning attempts and Christian is there for all of them before we go to commercial. Neckbreaker by Juice after the break gets a two count. Matthews is isolated in the BBG corner but he sends Juice up and over, however there’s no one on the apron for Matthews right now. Austin charges at Matthews but misses and eats turnbuckle. Austin charges and Matthews pops him up into a knee lift. Black gets the tag and takes out Austin and Juice with a pair of kick combinations. Back elbow to the face of Austin and a moonsault off the corner to the outside on Juice. Springboard moonsault inside the ring to Colten. Juice pulls Colten out of a cannonball so King follows up with a big suicide dive. Another commercial break and we’re back, with King destroying everyone with hard chops. Colten gets sent into the corner and tags in Juice, who lays in some jabs and the Left Hand of God. Dropkicks to everyone and a cannonball to King. Pop-up forearm by Austin and a senton by Juice. Gunn’s want 3:10 to Yuma but Brody blocks it and hits a big DVD to Colten and a diving double stomp by Black. Lariat! Juice breaks up the pin and drags Colten to the corner to Austin can tag in. Hard chops by Austin but King drops him with one of his own. King misses a corner charge and the 3:10 to Yuma with Juice gets two. Fameasser over the middle rope to Matthews. Spinning neckbreaker to Black by Colten. Bossman Slam by Black to Austin. Meteora by Matthews. Everyone is down, so Christian counts, gets to nine, and Matthews is up. Christian spears him and then counts 10!
Winners: NA
Rating: ***1/2.
The Patriarchy hit the ring with chairs and lay everyone out. Hairspray to the face of Juice. Wayne’s World on the floor to Austin. Christian spears the knees out of Matthews and then hits him on the inside of the knee. Chokeslam to Colten on an unfolded chair. Killswitch to Black on a chair! Absolutely genius stuff by The Patriarchy.
Final Thoughts: Kind of an all over the place episode tonight, but not in a bad.. way? Does that make sense? Feels like AEW threw a lot at us but we had some time to digest it, so it accomplished a lot in the lead up to All In. Danielson’s sit down with Jim Ross was very well done and added yet another layer to the main event of AEW’s biggest PPV, especially after Swerve’s “tune-up” match with Ishii. The main event was awesome as you’d expect, as well the follow up angle. There was a lot to like about tonight’s show. 8.25/10.Â
