Summary of AEW Collision on September 5, 2026
AEW Collision, Allen, Texas
The commentators were Tony Schiavone, Excalibur, and Walker Stewart.
– Tonight it’s AEW Collision, the Saturday show opens with the announcers welcoming us as the wrestlers come out for the first match.
Tag Team Match
The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson) vs Brian Cage and Jake Doyle
Toward the end, Doyle hoists Matt onto his shoulders, but Nick counters with a Superkick. Cage intervenes and attempts a Powerbomb on Nick, but Nick blocks it. The Bucks deliver their Double Superkicks to Cage to push him away. They then hit Doyle with a series of Superkicks and finish with a BTE Trigger for the three-count.
Winners: The Young Bucks
– A video is shown featuring Willow Nightingale reflecting on All In. Willow says the two are similar; they gave everything at All In. But the difference is that she won’t search for excuses for the defeat or hide for months. She will keep fighting, keep fighting to reclaim the AEW title. She heard Moné’s remarks on Dynamite last Wednesday. She also heard Thekla. It remains to be seen what they will say in person.
Trios Match
Brody King, Bandido and Adam Page vs Three Local Wrestlers (Braddah Kaimi, LVJ and Vin Parker)
Page’s faction blasts the trio from the opening instant, hitting a Death Eye, a Clothesline, and a Frog Splash on one opponent for the three-count.
Winners: Brody King, Bandido, and Adam Page
– Backstage, the Bang Bang Gang is shown. Jay White says they would have preferred gold after All In, but they have nothing. Now they have new opponents, with a theme song that’s incredibly cool. Juice Robinson says they’ll handle Don Callis’ Family tonight as the first step.
– Backstage, Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter are present. Windsor says they have no problem facing Bayne and Kross again if needed. They propose a Chicago Street Fight for this rematch at All Out. (Tony Khan later confirms the match.)
Singles Match
Nick Wayne vs Komander
At the end, Komander blocks Wayne’s finisher. Komander attempts a Springboard, but Wayne counters with a Cutter. Wayne follows with a Round Kick and a Fisherman Buster for the three-count.
Winner: Nick Wayne
– After the match, Wayne basks in the victory. Chris Jericho emerges from the opposite side and raises Wayne’s arm, which makes Wayne think he’s the referee. Jericho blindsides him with a Judas Effect to stun him!
– Backstage, Lexie interviews Konosuke Takeshita and the Conglomeration about All In and what the future holds now that they’ve lost everything. Kyle O’Reilly says they’ve been asking the same questions since All In. (Roderick Strong exits.) O’Reilly says they won’t quit until they bring gold back to their camp. Takeshita asks if he’s in the Conglomeration. Cassidy says no one will know. Takeshita adds that he won’t give up on becoming champion.
TBS Championship – Singles Match
Persephone (c) vs VertVixen
Toward the end, VertVixen drives Persephone with a Powerbomb and covers, but Persephone kicks out at two. Persephone counters VertVixen’s attempt with a kick and then finishes with a Crucifix Bomb for the three-count.
Winner: Persephone
– After the match, Persephone and Britt Baker attack VertVixen for a moment, but Maya World and Thunder Rosa rush to the ring and chase them away.
Tag Team Match
Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) vs The Swirl (Blake Christian and Lee Johnson)
At the end, Shelley and Sabin assault Johnson with a pair of kicks. Shelley lifts Johnson onto his shoulders, and Sabin finishes with a corner Clothesline to pin, but Christian breaks the count. They knock Christian off the apron with a flurry of strikes, then execute a two-man Slam on Johnson for the three-count.
Winners: Motor City Machine Guns
– Backstage, Jack Perry declares that he fell short at All In, but that’s fine because, spoiler, he’s headed toward a world title shot. He doesn’t yet know how, but it’s coming. He won’t stop until he achieves his dream of facing the best to become the best.
– Backstage, The Demand speak. Ricochet says All In was a disaster for them. Everyone talks about the New Level, but who even is that? They aren’t a real trio. The AEW rookies must climb the ranks to earn their place. The Demand confirms their intention to challenge for the Trios titles.
AEW National Championship – Singles Match
Andrade El Idolo (c) vs Gabe Kidd
Toward the end, Kidd lands an Olympic Slam on Andrade. Kidd follows with a Running Knee and lifts Andrade for a finisher, but Andrade counters with a Back Elbow and covers, only for Kidd to kick out at two. Andrade recovers, hits his DM and pins Kidd for the three-count.
Winner: Andrade El Idolo
– After the bout, Andrade grabs the mic. He states that with his All In contract, becoming AEW World Champion is only a matter of time, but he will bide the right moment. He intends to become the greatest National Champion in history before pursuing the AEW World title, vowing to defend the National title every week.
– Backstage, Tommaso Ciampa says he made an impression from his first AEW appearances. His rise continued with Jericho and All In. Now is the time to forge the next moment and claim another title.
ROH Women’s Proving Ground – Singles Match
Athena (c) vs Isla Dawn
In the finish, Athena knocks Dawn down with an elbow and follows with her O-Face for the three-count.
Winner: Athena
Tag Team Match
Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight vs Ace Austin and Juice Robinson
As the match reaches its climax, Robinson shoves Knight into the crowd. Fletcher looks to hit a Brainbuster on Austin, but Austin reverses and escapes the pin. Austin responds with a boot to Fletcher. Robinson attempts a tag, but Knight drags him off the apron and slams him onto the guardrail! Austin delivers another kick to Knight to keep him at bay, but Fletcher surprises Austin with a Superkick. Fletcher then hits a Brainbuster on Austin, yet Knight tags in and lands a Frog Splash on Austin for the three-count.
Winners: Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight
– The show closes with a celebration from the victorious team.
