The residency in the City of Brotherly Love continues with an all-new, live edition of Collision!
- Mark Briscoe vs. Konosuke Takeshita
- FTR vs. Tommy Billington & Adam Priest
- Jon Moxley vs. Daniel Garcia
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AEW Collision 9/6/25
Live from the ECW Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! Tony Schiavone, Nigel McGuinness, and Matt Menard are on the call right now, which can only mean one thing…
Match #1. Daniel Garcia vs. Jon Moxley w/ Marina Shafir
Moxley wrenches the hand and fingers early, before brutalizing Garcia in the corner with fists and elbows. Garcia catches a boot out of the corner and sends Moxley flying with a pair of dragon screw leg whips. Garcia gets sent to the outside and Marina Shafir is there to… help him up? Moxley then dropkicks Garcia off the apron and on to the floor. Commercial. Back from break as Moxley and Garcia are fighting on the ramp. Garcia piledrives Moxley on the apron! Moxley gets back inside the ring and Garcia connects with a back drop suplex. Hard right hands by Garcia and the crowd is strongly behind him. Boots by Garcia in the corner and some Broski Boots! Face wash by Garcia now as he prepares a running dropkick in the corner, but Moxley double legs him and tries a Sharpshooter. Cradle by Garcia gets a long two count. Twist and Shout by Garcia! Garcia sets Moxley up on the top rope and it’s a big superplex! Menard is losing it on commentary. Garcia thinks about a bulldog choke but Moxley quickly breaks it. Double arm DDT by Moxley! Two count. Regal Knee by Moxley gets another two count. Garcia counters the bulldog choke with a DragonTamer! Garcia wrenches back and grabs the neck of Garcia, but Garcia powers through! Moxley crawls to the ropes and barely gets there. Moxley and Garcia have a moment where Moxley tells him to bring it on, and Garcia does. Big elbows and boots now by Garcia. Both guys get suplexed over the top and land HARD on the outside. Both guys are up and Moxley just paces around Garcia, pie facing him, but Garcia runs in the ring and challenges Moxley and it’s a HOCKEY FIGHTTTTT. Garcia runs into an elbow and does the Nigel, but Moxley catches him with a victory roll, Garcia reverses, and Moxley reverses it again for the win!
Winner: Jon Moxley
Rating: ***3/4. I maybe overrating this one a bit, but what a match this was to open the show. Daniel Garcia kind of cooled off upon his return, but this mini-feud with Moxley has reignited the crowd’s love for him. Also, hot take, I think Jon Moxley may be one of the most underrated wrestlers in the world right now.
After the match, Daniel Garcia shoves Matt Menard away and Tony Schiavone wants a word with him. Garcia says when he falls, he doesn’t make mistakes, but he gets back up. Garcia says it’s been a really good five years, and sometimes… good just ain’t good enough. Garcia throws down the mic and walks away.
A video package of the attack on Kenny Omega by the Don Callis Family is shown.
Big Bill is in the back with Bryan Keith. Bill tells us he hit rock bottom at the ECW Arena, the worst night of his life. But he’s from New York, where the real tough guys are from, and he calls out another real tough guy… Eddie Kingston! Wow!
Match #2. FTR w/ Big Stoke vs. Adam Priest & Tommy Billington
Mat return by Cash and Priest floats over as we reset. Arm drag by Priest and a tag to Billington. Cash slaps him in the face and tags Dax. Couple of head lock takeovers by Billington and we reset. Shoulder block by Dax but a pair of arm drags by Billington. Priest gets tagged and mogged in the FTR corner. Priest provides some help and it’s a double suplex to FTR as we go to commercial. We’re back from break and there’s a brawl happening outside the ring. Priest throws Cash into one of the pillars around the ringside area and Billington flies off the top for a double crossbody. Shotgun dropkick by Billington on Dax as Priest takes out Cash with a suicide dive. Dax counters into a double leg and a Sharpshooter attempt, but Billington kicks him off. Billington runs into a back elbow and Dax goes up top, where Billington follows. Avalanche gutwrench by Billington! Billington goes back up top for a diving headbutt but misses, allowing Dax to cover him for two. Dax sets Billington up on the top but Billington fights him off. Billington and Priest are on opposite turnbuckles, and it’s a double diving headbutt! Cash breaks up the pin! Priest gets the tag and he runs into an elbow and eats a right hand and a left handed lariat. Double German suplexes by FTR, with a bridge, and it’s a double two count. Double cradles by Billington and Priest get two. Lariats by FTR. Powerplex finishes this one.
Winners: FTR
Rating: ***1/2. I didn’t expect this to be as competitive as it was, and it was great for what it was. Billington truly shows flashes of brilliance for being so young in his career, whereas FTR do a fantastic job in making all of their opponents feel important.
Dax locks in the crossface on Priest after the bell, but Billington breaks it up. Stokely takes the mic and says he wants everyone to hear what he has to say. Two more weeks.. Adam, Christian. All Out Toronto. It’ll be the end of C&C. Top guys, out.
The greatest vignette of all time is shown. The OutRunners are in the jungle a la Predator, and they find Dalton Castle & The Boys. DALTON, YOU SONUVABITCH.
“Let’s go break some hearts.”
Moxley is here in the back. Darby says he wanted everything Moxley had and burn it. Daniel Garcia wanted everything Moxley had tonight in the ring. What is it these guys think Moxley has, that they don’t have? God-given talent? Nah, it’s not that. Immense size and strength? Nope. Daddy’s name? Nah. Social skills? Definitely not, he’s an ahole. There is nothing that Moxley has, that they don’t have. They’ll get the belts back, they don’t care. Belts are a unit of measurement for small thinking. Think bigger. They’re the outcasts that nobody ever wanted. The results will speak for themselves. Breaks Moxley’s heart what they had to do to Darby last year. Darby just won’t go away. Darby is a problem, and Moxley will solve you. At All Out, he’s going to put him in the ground.
Match #3. All-Star Eight-Woman Tag Match: Triangle of Madness & Megan Bayne vs. Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, & Harley Cameron
Drop toe hold by Storm and a twisting over the back splash by Mina. Two count. Thekla does the creepy spider walk and walks her way out of it. Cameron gets the tag and makes Har feel the WRATTHHHH. Russian leg sweep by Cameron and a senton atomico by Statlander. Statlander powerslams Cameron on Hart for two. Double spinning back kick and a Slingblade by Mina now. Two count. Triangle of Madness pull everyone off the apron and Mina has nobody to tag. Bayne comes of the top with a clothesline to Mina as we go to break. We’re back as Mina has Skye Blue in a leg lace and snaps Hart down with a DDT at the same time. Storm gets the tag! Storm delivers right hands to everyone and German suplexes Blue. Now Thekla. Now Bayne. Running hip attack to Blue! Storm hits the ropes but Bayne trips her up and pulls her outside. Blue tries the Code Blue but Statlander shoves her off into a right hand by Mina. Mina asks for help so Statlander grabs her hand and double jumps dives on to Bayne. Double team back suplex into a facebuster by Statlander and Cameron gets two. Saito suplex by Storm to Hart. Spear by Thekla. Spinning back fist by Mina. Samoan drop by Bayne. Discus lariat by Statlander. Lariat by Bayne! Statlander Cactus Jack’s Bayne over the top. Cameron and Blue trade clotheslines and take each other down with hair whips. Hart and Statlander get the tag and it’s a hockey fight. Around the world Octopus by Hart! Center of the ring, too. Bayne throws Cameron into the steps. Cameron posts Bayne, now, and hops on the back. Statlander tries to counter into a Staturday Night Special but Hart counters into a victory roll for two. Electric Chair Drop by Statlander and Statlander finishes this one with the seatbelt.
Winners: Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, & Harley Cameron
Rating: ***1/4. The Triangle of Madness are really growing one, as they have a cool presentation, it’s different, and they fit well with each other.They should probably start winning, though.
After the match, the Triangle of Madness lay waste to the good guys. Double gordbuster and a double superkick to
Jamie Hayter is here to save Storm! Double clotheslines to Blue and Hart. Chokebreaker to Thekla! TOM and company retreat, leaving Hayter and a fallen Storm in the ring.
A vignette for Ace Austin was shown.
Lexi Nair is with the Bang Bang Gang. Gunn says it’s not Guns Up right now, it’s Gunns Down. They dispose of the cardboard cutouts and say they have to figure out what they’re going to do next.
Mercedes Mone says she remembers Riho, but there’s a price to pay when you mess with Mone, and this time Emi Sakura, Riho’s mentor, will be tagging with Mone against Riho and Alex Windsor.
The Don Callis Family are here. Alexander wants to hear it for Hangman. It seems like Hangman may have it all, but Alexander has Callis, and Page doesn’t have that. Alexander went toe-to-toe with Hangman in his first match in AEW, and this Wednesday, Alexander is running through him for he and the family. Fletcher said Wednesday was step one, and this Wednesday is step two. Mark Briscoe thinks he’s next in line for Fletcher’s title, but he’ll be champion for a long time. Briscoe won’t get past Takeshita tonight, anyway, but what’s next for the Protostar? Fletcher wants to hold the TNT Championship AND the AEW World Championship at the same time.
Kyle says we did it… WE’RE CLONING LUCHADORES. Roddy says this is all Ishii’s fault and calls him Mr. Potato Head. Kyle said we’re supposed to be a cohesive unit and Ishii has to go back to Japan to beat some ass for a while. Roddy says he’d be fine if Ishii never came back. RODDY YOU DON’T MEAN THAT.
Anthony Bowens is here with Lexi Nair. Bowens isn’t dressed to compete because he was in California at the opening for the new Conjuring movie, and next week he’ll be at the celebrity Home Run Derby, and…
Jerry Lynn is here and he’s given Bowens a lot of advice over the last five years but look at you now. You went from the top of the top to the bottom of the top. It’s time Bowens take a hard look in the mirror and finds out what’s missing.
Match #4. Konosuke Takeshita w/ Don Callis & Josh Alexnader vs. Mark Briscoe
Catch-as-catch-can start with both guys trading pinfalls before an early commercial break. Briscoe Redneck Kung Fu’s his way out of a headlock and then lays in some hard chops. Flying forearms by Briscoe. Clothesline in the corner and a fisherman’s buster by Briscoe! Two count. Bakc body drop by Takeshita but Briscoe lands on his feet, only to run into a Blue Thunder Bomb. Two count. Briscoe tries a uranage but Takeshita tosses him over the top and follows up with a tope con hilo… somehow. Back in the ring, Briscoe low bridges Takeshita and follows up with a spicy dropkick. Blockbuster off the apron! Running basement lariat by Briscoe back in the ring gets a two count. Double clothesline now and both guys are down. Last commercial break… I hope. Enziguiri by Briscoe. Rolling Death Valley Driver! Briscoe goes up top and he wants the Froggy Bow. Takeshita meets him but gets caught with a sunset flip powerbomb. Briscoe goes back up top… Froggy Bow! Takeshita gets the knees up! Flying forearm in the corner by Takeshita. One by Briscoe. Helluva kick by Takeshita! HIGH ANGLE German suplex by Takeshita but Briscoe is up and gets his receipt with a big lariat! One, two, no! Briscoe want the Jay Driller but Takeshita picks Briscoe up, shifts his weight mid-air, and hits the double overhook tombstone! Takeshita holds on… wheelbarrow suplex with a bridge! One, two, no! Takeshita runs into a palm strike but Briscoe gets crotched on the top rope. Takeshita follows him up top, but Briscoe bites him and he hits the ground! Briscoe wants the Froggy bow but Don Callis distracts the referee and MJF is here to push him off the top rope! Raging Fire by Takeshita and this one is over!
Winner: Konosuke Takeshita
Rating: ****.
After the match, MJF mounts Briscoe and delivers some ground and pound but Takeshita pulls him off and shoves MJF! Briscoe double legs MJF and the fight is on. Security finally gets there to separate these guys. MJF takes the mic and wants Mark Briscoe to listen to him, you white trash piece of S. Name the time, place, match, whatever… Briscoe’s ass belongs to MJF. Briscoe says All Out. Live on PPV. The stipulation is… well, we’ll figure it out, but MJF has signed his own death warrant.
Final Thoughts: Four matches tonight and they were EXCELLENT. Every single match tonight got time, they weren’t throwaway matches, and they all are leading to All Out. I strongly disagree with anyone that says AEW has lacked creative direction, because trust me, I’ve seen every episode. AEW is firing on all cylinders and All Out should be excellent, in two week. 8.75/10.
