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AEW Grand Slam France delivered a strong card in Paris, with Will Ospreay retaining the AEW World Championship against Kazuchika Okada. The event also featured title defenses for Mercedes Moné and Darby Allin, while AEW Collision set up major matches for WrestleDream, including a National Title bout for Andrade El Idolo.
Willow Nightingale defeated Maya World to retain the AEW Women’s World Championship in Reading, while Claudio Castagnoli and Kyle O’Reilly won their C3 Quarterfinals to set up Semifinals in Glasgow (Moxley vs. Castagnoli and O’Reilly vs. Nigel McGuinness) with the winners advancing to Wembley for the C3 Final at All In London. The night also featured Divine Dominion’s win in a 5-minute Women’s Tag eliminator and other developments as All In approaches eight days away.
Nigel McGuinness defeated Katsuyori Shibata in the first round of AEW's Continental Challenge Cup on AEW Collision, but suffered an injury during the match; further updates on his status will be provided on Monday during the Continental Challenge Cup quarterfinal selection special on YouTube.
AEW taped the August 15 Collision in Las Vegas with Hangman Page & Bandido & Brody King (c) retaining the AEW World Trios Championship against The Lethal Swirl, followed by a post-match attack from The Demand. The Divine Dominion defeated Mazzerati and Rachelle Riveter, then were attacked by The Brawling Birds. In the Continental Challenge Cup first round, Kyle O’Reilly defeated Roddy Strong; Nigel McGuinness defeated Katsuyori Shibata; Hechicero defeated Brian Cage; Lio Rush and The Rascalz defeated Jeaux Braxton, Ice Williams, Frescomatic and Watson; The Hurt Syndicate (Shane Taylor and Lee Moriarty) defeated Sonico, Willie Montana, RO Montana and Jake Redondo. Mercedes Mone defeated Zayda Steel, then attacked Steel and Christopher Daniels, with Willow Nightingale saving.
AEW Collision spoilers from Viejas Arena in San Diego showcase a night of action and teases: Death Riders defeated Shingo Takagi and Drilla Moloney with Claudio pinning Takagi after interference from Daniel Garcia; Andrade el Idolo defeated Brian Cage after interference from the DM, with Cage hitting a 619 earlier in the match; Adam Copeland and the Bang Bang Gang beat Shane Taylor Promotions before being laid out by rivals; Athena defeated Rina to secure the No. 1 spot in the Casino Gauntlet and Kyle Fletcher defeated ELP in the final match; Don Callis delivered a scathing promo on Takeshita, calling him his chosen one and a jealous little bitch, and the show ended with Takeshita coming out as Callis bailed, setting up further confrontation. Numerous other promos and segments (Thekla with the Starlight Kid mask, The Rascals vs. Bandido/Mistico/Mike Bailey, Maya World’s Casino Gauntlet bid, etc.) were also featured.
Spoilers from AEW Collision taped in Sugar Land reveal multiple outcomes and upcoming matchups: The Young Bucks and Jack Perry defeated The Lethal Twist; Maya World defeated Athena to reach the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament final against Mercedes Moné at Forbidden Door; Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Adam Priest; Tommaso Ciampa and Chris Jericho had an in-ring face-off with Jericho accepting a Beach Break match; The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) defeated Warren Johnson and Zach Mason; Mistico defeated Dante Martin; Pac defeated Jay Alexander; Shota Umino vs. Pac for the IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship announced for Forbidden Door; Kris Statlander defeated Mina Shirakawa to earn a Survival of the Fittest slot for the TBS Championship.
Spoilers for AEW Collision (June 20) show Mistico returning to defeat Dante Martin, Maya World upsetting Athena to reach the Owen Hart final, and Pac set to challenge Shota Umino for the IWGP Heavyweight title at Forbidden Door; Jericho and Ciampa set up a Beach Break clash, The Hurt Syndicate declare they’re chasing money over championships, Kris Statlander advances to Survival of the Fittest, and Lashley is left without a title picture on this episode.
WrestleTix reports 2,410 tickets distributed for tonight’s AEW Collision at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama (out of 2,870 on sale with 460 available), up from 1,968 on Thursday. The card features Konosuke Takeshita vs. Daniel Garcia for the AEW International title, The Conglomeration vs. Don Callis Family, Divine Dominion vs. TayJay for the Women’s Tag Team titles, Hazuki vs. Maya World with Persephone on commentary, and other bouts as the show builds toward the vacant TBS Championship angle, with Lee Moriarty among those in action.
AEW publicly showed support for Rebel (Tanea Brooks), who revealed she has terminal ALS, with veteran commentator Tony Schiavone delivering a heartfelt on-air message during Collision. The message expressed care and prayers for Rebel’s recovery, noting the crowd and AEW signs like “Rebel, we love you” and “Pray for Rebel.” Rebel, with AEW since 2019, is Britt Baker’s on-screen ally and also works as a makeup/hair stylist, highlighting her multifaceted role in the company.
Spoilers for AEW Collision (taped April 8 in Edmonton) reveal Kazuchika Okada (c) defeating Myron Reed to retain the AEW International Championship; The Hurt Syndicate (Lashley & Benjamin) defeated Andy Anderson & Mo Jabari; Rush won Casino Gauntlet #2 by defeating Anthony Bowens; Hikaru Shida & Kris Statlander defeated Ava Lawless & Gigi Rey; The Brawling Birds defeated Marina Shafir & Thekla; The Young Bucks defeated Don Callis Family; The Dogs (Clark Connors, David Finlay & Gabe Kidd) defeated JetSpeed & Mistico to win the AEW World Trios Championship. Fightful will have coverage beginning at 8 p.m. ET on Saturday.
AEW Collision’s go-home lineup ahead of Revolution features Andrade El Idolo vs Mascara Dorada in a first-time matchup, Lena Kross vs Mina Shirakawa, Kevin Knight vs El Clon, Mark Davis vs Komander, and The Demand vs Bang Bang Gang, plus a Triangle of Madness and Kris Statlander promo as she challenges Thekla for the AEW Women’s World title in a 2/3 falls match at Revolution.
Spoilers from AEW Collision’s Denver taping (airing Feb. 28) list MJF in an in‑ring face‑to‑face with Kevin Knight, The Death Riders defeating The Don Callis Family (followed by a Takeshita/Moxley brawl), Andrade el Ídolo vs Ishii, Toni Storm vs Zayda Steel, Ciampa vs Lethal, Hayter & Windsor vs Gypsy Mac & Tyler R, ProtOkada! vs Top Flight, and Kris Statlander & Thunder Rosa vs Sisters of Sin; spoilers surfaced late and could still be corrected.
Spoilers for AEW Collision taped Feb. 4 in Las Vegas show The Young Bucks defeating Gates of Agony; Kris Statlander set a strap match vs Thekla after being whipped by the Triangle of Madness. Tommaso Ciampa retains the TNT Championship in a three-way with Claudio Castagnoli and Roderick Strong, with Kyle Fletcher issuing a title challenge. On the undercard, Kevin Knight beat Scorpio Sky; Mina Shirakawa defeated Viva Van; Yuta and Marina Shafir beat Zayda Steel and Dante Martin (post-match attack), with Orange Cassidy and Toni Storm making the save. Thekla defeated Brittnie Brooks, and Statlander saved post-match. Fightful will cover further results and a post-show podcast.
Spoilers for AEW Collision (Jan. 24) reveal Andrade El Idolo stripping down to a big pop, the surprise return of 62-year-old Billy Gunn, and Claudio Castagnoli defending the CMLL World Heavyweight Championship against Roderick Strong, with Willow Nightingale retaining the TBS title over Julia Hart among other match results from the Orlando tapings.
A preview of Saturday's AEW Collision spoilers, noting a potential title change and a wrestler finishing up, per Andrew Ravens (January 15, 2026).