AEW is back tonight.
The company airs a new episode of AEW Collision, a taped show from the OVO Hydro Glasgow in Scotland, which serves as the final ‘go-home show’ leading into the highly-anticipated AEW All In: London pay-per-view on Sunday.
For those interested, you can check out complete AEW Collision Spoilers For August 29, 2026 In Glasgow, Scotland here at WrestlingHeadlines.com before the show even airs.
Isla Dawn vs. Mercedes Mone
Mercedes backed Isla into the corner to start off the match as the two then got into a test of strength in the middle of the ring. Isla hit with a combo of strikes to Mercedes, but a Backstabbler put a stop to that. Back to the corner as Mercedes maintained her control of the match with an arm wrench. Mercedes choked at Isla with her foot, followed by the meteora into the corner.
Mercedes missed with a kick and got hit with the knee from Isla. Isla kept it up with the elbows to the face, followed by a series of clotheslines. Big knee to the corner by Isla led to the back suplex and a near-fall for her. Mercedes recovered and hit a running rolling buckle bomb, followed by the big Meteora. Money Maker followed by the submission for the win.
After the match, Willow Nightingale, looking for revenge, began to fight with Mercedes, who ran off into the crowd. Willow took the mic said that she;d be damned if she let Mercedes took the championship from her tomorrow. Mercedes was obsessed with Willow’s smile and all that, but that didn’t change the fact that she was the AEW Women’s World Champion. And at All In, she was walking in with the title and smiling, and that would be how she walks out of Wembley.
Mercedes Mone def. Isla Dawn via submission
– We heard from Jon Moxley about his Continental Cup final against Nigel McGuinness tomorrow. Mox said that Nigel would not get him before he did. Mox called his match against Nigel tomorrow Game 7 and that his hand wouldn’t be shaking. Nigel had better make sure his wasn’t.
Tommasso Ciampa, Nick Wayne, & Mark Davis vs. Jericho, Komander, & “Speedball” Mike Bailey
Don Callis was on commentary for this one. The Glasgow crowd was very much in love with Jericho, chanting loudly for him. As the match finally got underway, it was Jericho and Ciampa who started things off.
Ciampa rolled out of the ring to catch his breath, as he raised Don Callis’s arm on the commentary table. In the ring, Jericho threatened Callis before the match now started proper. Collar and elbow tieup standoff beween the two as Nick Wayne stepped in. This led to all six men in the ring and the pier-six brawl was on. Fights stilled out all over the ring and the ringside area. Ciampa and Jericho fought it out while Komander combatted with Davis at the ramp. Speedball hit Davis with a dive to the outside, as Komander then hit Nick Wayne with a tope over the top rope to take us to the commercial break.
Back from the break with Wayne and Jericho fighting it out. A suplex from Jericho allowed him to tag Speedball into the match. Speedball put his feet to good use with a double dropkick on Wayne and Ciampa. Speedball then took Wayne out with a kick to the chest and a shooting star press. The cover, but Davis ran in to break the count up. It led to all six men back in the ring as the babyface team teed off on their foes with the ten punches in the corner and a trifecta of avalanche hurricanranas.
Speedball connected with the Falcon Arrow and headed up top to hit the shooting star press. One, two… No! Speedball flipped over Wayne, but that only got him a single-leg dropkick afterwards. Wayne threw Speedball into the corner, with Ciampa punching at him at ringside with the referee distracted. The heel team kept Speedball isolated, while Nick Wayne took up a chair and sat at ringside. We got another commercial break.
We returned as Speedball hit Mark Davis with a dropkick. Wayne and Ciampa stepped in and got into a disgareement not long after, which prompted Davis to yell at them to get their act together. This gave Speedball enough time to tag Komander in. Komander balanced on the top rope and ran across to hit a springboard armdrag on Wayne. He then got Davis with the hurricanrana. Ciampa got taken for a ride with the DDT from Komander. Speedball took Wayne out with a dropkick, as Jericho got Davis with the corner dropkick. Komander then ran across the ropes once more and hit Ciampa with the moonsault to the outside, which caused Don Callis to flip out at the desk.
Jericho tagged in and missed with the Judas Effect on Ciampa. Walls of Jericho blocked as Davis tagged in. That only got him caught in the Walls. Meanwhile, Speedball and Komander had their own versions of the Walls on Wayne and Davis, respectively. The ropebreaks forced the stoppage of the hold, as Speedball entered the ring again with the tag.
Kick to the chest of Davis by Speedball was followed by the shooting star knee drop. Sidewalk slam from Davis stopped the momentum as Ciampa tagged in and hit Speedball with the knee. Wayne zipped in and tried to get the cover, but Jericho broke up the count. The problems got confounded when Wayne got hit by Ciampa’s elbow. This led to a Judas Effect from Jericho. Back in the ring, Speedball got the pin on the running moonsault flip slam.
Jericho, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, & Komander def. Nick Wayne, Mark Davis, & Tommasso Ciampa via pinfall
– We got a video from the Brawling Birds focused on their battle with the Divine Dominion for the AEW Women’s Tag Team Titles tomorrow.
The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, David Finlay, Clark Connors) vs. Ronan King, Judas Grey, & Landon Riley
The Dogs didn’t waste time in going after their hapless foes. In the ring, Finaly was working over his foe with a suplex. Outside, Kidd hit a brainbuster and talked smack to the camera. Kidd got hit in the back by one of the ir opponents, but that only got the foe pouned by Connors, before he got thrown into the turnbuckle post.
In the ring, Riley was left alone with the three Dogs. He tried to fight out of his predicament, but it went about as well as you’d expect. Hard shot to the jaw of Riley by Kidd led to the spear from Connors. One pin later and this one is over.
The Dogs def. Landon Riley, Judas Grey, & Ronan King via pinfall
– We got a video recapping the Mercedes Mone vs. Willow Nightingale feud heading into their AEW Women’s Championship match tomorrow at All In.
– We heard from Nigel McGuinness after Dynamite this past Wednesday. McGuinness said that if he didn’t beat Jon Moxley at All In, it would haunt him forever. He said that he was leaving with the gold and that the Continental Cup was coming home.
12-Man Tag Match: The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona, & Bishop Kaun) and the Lethal Twist (Blake Christian, Jay Lethal, & Lee Johnson) vs. “Hangman” Adam Page & Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) & The Bang Bang Gang (Austin and Colten Gunn, & “Switchblade” Jay White)
The bell rang as everyone began to brawl in the ring before it spilled to the outside. In the ring, Lee Johnson and Bandido wre fighting it out. Bandido backflipped and hit his finger gun taunt before he got Johnson with the thrust kick. Jay White beat out Hangman for the tag as he continued to work over Johnson. The Bang Bang Gang showed some great chemistry with Austin Gunn tagging in and hitting Blake Christian with the flip facebuster. DDT on Johnson by Switchblade.
Christian soon took advatange as he and Lethal got Austin with.nice double team work. Lethal got the neckbreaker as he taunted. Austin got out of his predicament and tagged Brody King. The big man got Lethal with the splash before Bandido lifted him up with one hand. Some nice team work with King throwing Hangman, Bandido, and the Gunns onto a downed Lethal. This led to everyone doing the Macarena before Jay White broke it up. White was coerced into do ing it, but the Lethal Twist ruined all the fun by attacking them.
With the fighting breaking out, King got waylaid by Toa Liona, who plowed through everyone else. The heels took advantage and began attacking Brody inside the ring as we took a cmmercial break to catch our breath.
Back to this wild twelve-man tag match with Ricochet working over Brody King while his team kept the big man isolated with repeated tags. Ricochet talked trash to the commentary table while Liona tried to deadlift Brody. That didn’t work out as Brody crushed him with a clothesline. This gave him enough separation to tag Hangman into the match.
It was time for some Cowboy Shit as Hangman was a house of fire against the opposition. He vaulted over the top rope. to take out Lethal, Ricochet, and Johnson. That was followed by a moonsault. In the ring, Christian hit Hangman with the corkscrew kick, but that only got him a Liger Bomb in response. More all out brawling with all six men brawling out. Bandido was trapped in a tree of woe predicament as he got hit with a barrage of running attacks. Meanwhile, Hangman was crushed by a multitude of splashes, but that wasn’t enough for the win.
Johnson and Christian tossed out of the ring as Brody King and Bandido got everyone with stereo suicide dives to the outside. in the ring, the Lethal Injection was countered as Hangman missed with the Buckshot Lariat. Jay White tagged in blindly and had Lethal in the Blade Runner. Page got the Buckshot one more time before White hit the Blade Runner for the win.
After the match, The Dogs and the Death Riders entered the fray and things escalated into a full brawl. The Conglomeration ran in and it became the AEW equivalent of a bench-clearing brawl.
The Bang Bang Gang & “Hangman” Page & Brodido def. The Demand & The Lethal Twist via pinfall
– A video package for Will Ospreay vs. Kenny Omega for the AEW Men’s World Championship, the big main event of tomorrow night’s All In was shown.
Skye Blue vs. Harley Cameron
Skye slammed Harley down by the hair to start. That earned her knees to the gut, but Skye was able to take Harley down with a kick. Skye then mounted and punched away at Harley before she choked her with a leg across the middle rope. Harley answered right back with a running neckbreaker. In the corner, Harley punched at Skye with a barrage of shots to the face.
Harley had a leg, but Skye broke out of the hold. Knee to the face by Harley sent Skye out of the ring as she then used the rope-assisted dropkick to the outside on her opponent. At ringside, Harley was sent to the stairs by Skye as we took a commercial break.
Back from the break as Harley turned it around and had Skye on the top ropes, looking for something big. Skye slipped out of it and hit the “Cheeky Nandos” kick before she got the running powerbomb. However, Harley kicked out at two, much to Skye’s very vocal frustrations. Harley fought back and began pummelling Skye with punches to the face as she withstood a superkick.
Harley took another kick but came back right away with the crucifix bomb. Skye recovered and hit back with the knee to the face of Harley. Julia Hart appeared and passed the Artist of Stardom title to Skye as she and Harley tugged over it. The referee took that belt, but Julia gave Skye another Artist of Stardom title for her to hit Harley with. That was enough for the win.
Skye Blue def. Harley Cameron via pinfall
– We learned that Maya World will defend her TBS Championship during the Buy In tomorrow against Persephone.
Let’s Hear from Kevin Knight
Don Callis introduced “The Jet” as he was surrounded by members of the Don Callis Family. This assembled group made their way to the ring as we were set to hear from Knight. Before that, however, Callis said that he had something important to tell everyone. He said that he watched from his superyacht last week when Knight barbequed Darby Allin. Callis said that with one act of violence, he grew into the man that Callis knew he could become.
Knight said that Darby was asking all last week just how far he was going to go, and he was going all the way. He said that we shouldn’t feel sympathy for Darby, because he brought it on to himself with what he did to Brian Cage. Knight bragged about how he sent Darby to the ER three separate times and that it would be no different at Wembley Stadium when he was left looking up again. At that point, a hooded man attacked Knight, before the Don Callis Family jumped him. This man was revealed as Steven Borden Jr., El Hijo del Sting.
Callis ordered the D.C.F. to let Borden go as he began to talk to him. Callis said that Borden could be better than his own father, and it wouldn’t happen if he was going to listen to “that litlte puke” Darby Allin. Callis put over Borden’s athletic achievements, as he called his Family a “star factory”. He said that Borden was supposedly scouting him, and that he came out here to join the Callis Family. “There’s no we you came out here to get your ass kicked,” said Callis.
Borden took the mic and said that Darby was going to be there on Sunday and going to take the title from Knight. That earned him a cheap shot with the TNT Championship from Knight. As Knight and friends were leaving, Kyle Fletcher interrupted, much to the chagrin of Knight. Fletcher was here for our main event, which was coming up next.
Konosuke Takeshita vs. The Beast Mortos
Takeshita and Mortos sized one another up as the bell rang. Takeshita absorbed Mortos’ initial shoulder tackle before the two traded running shoulder tackles, with neither getting the best of one another. Takeshita got Mortos with the big boot, then the running clothesline. In the corner, Takeshita punched at Morto’s face for the ten-time special.
Mortos hammer throw was reversed by Takeshita, but he got ahead of the attempted shoulder block. That led to Mortos’ hitting the tornillo between the ropes to Takeshita outside the ring. As the action returned into the ring, Mortos hoisted Takeshita and hit a nice torture rack slam as we took a break.
This main event match returned from the break with Takeshita getting back on his feet and taunting Kyle Fletcher, who told him to focus on his match. Mortos proved Fletcher right with a headbutt to Takeshita, but that did little good as Mortos got tossed over the ring. A perfect Fosbury Flop from Takeshita to Mortos soon followed as he then faced off with Fletcher before getting back into the ring. Exploder suplex by Takeshita got a close two.
Back and forth elbows from Takeshita and Mortos. Blue Thunder Bomb from Takeshita wasn’t enough to get the win as Mortos kicked out. Takeshita, however, had the advantage and teed Mortos up for the running knee. A swing and a miss as Mortos hit him with the spear. Takeshita got right back to it with the knee to a running Mortos as both men were down. Takeshita and Mortos got themselves back to their feet as the latter hit a series of combos on the former, followed by the crucifix bomb.
Pop-up Samoan Drop was countered into a crucifix bomb by Takeshita, who then turned it into the Raging fire for the three and the win. After the match, Fletcher snuck up behind Takeshita and hit him with the AEW International Championship. Fletcher beat up on Takeshita and shouted how much he hated him. Fletcher picked up Takeshita and planted him with the brainbuster on top fo the AEW International Championship belt. Kazuchika Okada was nowhere to be found.
Konosuke Takeshita def. The Beast Mortos via pinfall
(H/T: Marc Quill and F4WOnline.com)
