WWE x AAA Worlds Collide Results: CM Punk, Rey Mysterio Win; Oba Femi Attacks Omos

WWE and AAA held the 'Worlds Collide' event at Chicago's Allstate Arena on September 26, 2026. The card featured a six-person tag team match where CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, and El Grande Americano defeated JD McDonagh, Omos, and Dominik Mysterio. Oba Femi subsequently attacked Omos. The event was not broadcast live but will air on YouTube on September 30 to counter AEW's 'Dynamite' programming.
Key points
- The event took place at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois, on September 26, 2026.
- CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, and El Grande Americano defeated JD McDonagh, Omos, and Dominik Mysterio in a six-person tag team match.
- Oba Femi confronted Omos after the match and clotheslined him over the top rope.
- La Catalina retained the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship by defeating Roxanne Perez.
- The Lucha Brothers (Penta and Rey Fénix) defeated Perros del Mal (Daga and Berto) via disqualification after interference from Angel and Karmen Petrovic.
- Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid) defeated Las Tóxicas (Flammer, La Hiedra, and Maravilla).
Background
This event was the first time WWE and AEW held shows in the same city simultaneously, with AEW's 'All Out' pay-per-view taking place in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, on the same night. WWE had previously confirmed in early August that it would withhold a live broadcast of 'Worlds Collide' to impact AEW ticket sales. The decision to stream the event on YouTube on September 30 was part of a strategy to counter AEW's 'Dynamite' programming.
How outlets are covering it
Fightful and Cageside Seats both reported the full results of the 'Worlds Collide' event, including the six-person tag team match and the Oba Femi attack on Omos. Cageside Seats noted that WWE had tweeted out some results and videos from the event, while Fightful provided a comprehensive list of all matches. Both outlets confirmed that the event would air on YouTube on September 30. AOL.com did not provide specific results but reported on WWE's broadcast plans for the event.
Why it matters
The 'Worlds Collide' event marked a significant moment in the ongoing rivalry between WWE and AEW, with both promotions holding shows in the same city simultaneously. The decision to withhold a live broadcast and stream the event on YouTube was a strategic move to counter AEW's 'Dynamite' programming and impact ticket sales. The event also featured high-profile matches, including a six-person tag team match involving CM Punk and Rey Mysterio, and a post-match attack by Oba Femi on Omos.
What to watch
The 'Worlds Collide' event will air on YouTube on September 30, 2026. WWE and AEW will continue to compete for audience share in the Chicago market, with AEW's 'All Out' pay-per-view having taken place on the same night. The post-match attack by Oba Femi on Omos may lead to further storylines and feuds in the coming weeks.
- WWE x AAA Worlds Collide Results (9/26) Fightful
- WWE’s Decision Not To Broadcast Worlds Collide Live Was Made In An Effort To Impact AEW All Out Ticket Sales Fightful
- Worlds Collide SPOILERS: Results from Chicago Cageside Seats
- Latest Update On WWE's Broadcast Plans For Worlds Collide AOL.com
- WWE x AAA Worlds Collide 2026: Streaming info, full match card, how to watch tonight's CM Punk return Yahoo Sports
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