AEW taped the February 1 episode of Collision from Huntsville, Alabama alongside this week’s Dynamite episode. The show that will go head-to-head with WWE Royal Rumble featured multiple returns. You can check out the full spoilers below:

Singles Match: Rush def. Max Caster – Caster issued an open challenge only to be crushed by returning Rush. The winning star took the mic afterward and yelled at Beast Mortos.

Tag Team Match: Samoa Joe & Hook def Nick Wayne & Kip Sabian – Joe won the match for his team pinning Sabian using a muscle buster. Christian attacked Joe and Hook after the match.

Tag Team Match: Chris Jericho & Bryan Keith defeated The Outrunners – Big Bill who was at ringside tripped Magnum, allowing Keith to get the pin on Floyd. The winners continued with a post-match attack until Bandido’s music hit. The masked star took Jericho and others out to end the segment.

Mid-South Street Fight: FTR def. Jon Moxley & Wheeler Yuta – The fight started before everyone could even get to the ring. Mox unsuccessfully tried to use pliers on Dax Harwood’s nose at one point. Marina Shafir & Claudio Castagnoli kept interfering in the bout until Jay White and Adam Copeland came out to even the odds. In the end, FTR won after taking Yuta out with a spike piledriver on the announce desk.

Toni Storm Promo: Back in her Timeless avatar, Storm admitted to playing the role of The Rockstar for the last six weeks. Toni then talked about Mariah May’s betrayal and proclaimed that her time is over.

• Toni Storm Brings Back ‘Timeless’ Persona on AEW Collision

Singles Match: Megan Bayne def. Hyena Hera – Bayne won the match with an F5.

Singles Match: Harley Cameron def. Taya Valkyrie

TNT Championship Match: Daniel Garcia (c) def.  Kyle O’Reilly & Lee Moriarty – Garcia won via a roll up on Moriarty. Shane Taylor Promotions and The Infantry surrounded the ring after the match but Undisputed Kingdom’s music hit and Adam Cole and Roderick Strong came out to chase them away. Adam Cole cut a promo thanking the fans and did his catchphrase with Garcia to end the show.

All Elite Wrestling is embarking on an exciting 2025 schedule packed with events across multiple continents. The calendar features weekly television programming such as AEW Dynamite and Collision, alongside major international and domestic special events.

With new dates added for March and April, highlights include marquee events like Grand Slam: Australia in Brisbane, AEW Dynasty in Philadelphia, and the highly anticipated All In Texas at Globe Life Field. Fans can also look forward to international events such as Forbidden Door in London, UK, and an ever-growing roster of live shows in major cities across the United States.

These updates ensure AEW’s 2025 schedule remains dynamic and filled with must-see action, appealing to wrestling enthusiasts worldwide.

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January 2025

• Jan 22: Knoxville, TN – Knoxville Civic Coliseum (Dynamite)
• Jan 25: Jacksonville, FL – Daily’s Place (Collision: Homecoming)
• Jan 29: Huntsville, AL – Probst Arena (Dynamite/Collision)

February 2025

• Feb 5: Atlanta, GA – Gas South Arena (Dynamite)
• Feb 8: Houston, TX – Fort Bend County Epicenter (Collision)
• Feb 11: Cedar Park, TX – HEB Center (Special Tuesday Dynamite)
• Feb 15: Brisbane, AU – Suncorp Stadium (Grand Slam: Australia)

March 2025

• Mar 1: Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena (Collision)
• Mar 15: Las Vegas, NV – The Theater at Virgin Hotels (Collision)
• Mar 19: Omaha, NE – Liberty First Credit Union Arena (Dynamite & Special Collision Taping)
• Mar 26: St. Paul, MN – Roy Wilkins Auditorium (Dynamite)
• Mar 29: Milwaukee, WI – UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena (Collision)

April 2025

• Apr 2: Peoria, IL – Peoria Civic Center (Dynamite & Special Collision Taping)
• Apr 6: Philadelphia, PA – Liacouras Center (AEW Dynasty)
• Apr 9: Baltimore, MD – Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena (Dynamite)

July 2025

• Jul 12: Arlington, TX – Globe Life Field (All In Texas)

August 2025

• Aug 24: London, UK – TBA (Forbidden Door)

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has revealed its lineup of events scheduled between March 1 and April 9, 2025. Fans across the United States will have the chance to experience live tapings of AEW Dynamite and Collision, along with a special AEW Dynasty pay-per-view event.

These shows will span eight cities, offering a mix of fan-favorite venues and newer destinations, highlighting AEW’s ongoing commitment to delivering thrilling live wrestling experiences nationwide. Notable highlights include dual Dynamite and Collision tapings in Omaha and Peoria, as well as AEW Dynasty in Philadelphia, promising an action-packed stretch for fans.

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Spring 2025 Schedule of AEW Events

• Saturday, March 1: AEW Collision – Oakland Arena in Oakland, Calif.
• Saturday, March 15: AEW Collision – The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas
• Wednesday, March 19: AEW Dynamite & Special Collision Taping – Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Omaha, Neb.
• Wednesday, March 26: AEW Dynamite – Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul, Minn.
• Saturday, March 29: AEW Collision – UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee, Wis.
• Wednesday, April 2: AEW Dynamite & Special Collision Taping – Peoria Civic Center in Peoria, Ill.
• Sunday, April 6: AEW Dynasty – Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pa.
• Wednesday, April 9: AEW Dynamite – Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Baltimore, Md.

This diverse slate of events ensures that AEW fans in multiple regions can enjoy the brand’s dynamic in-ring action live.

Mid-Sized to Large Venues

Here are the approximate seating capacities for some of these venues, based on information we could find online. The actual number of tickets put on sale for each show varies based on factors including the production setup and anticipated demand.

• Oakland Arena: 19,596 seats
• Peoria Civic Center: Up to 12,036 for concerts
• UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena: Up to 12,000 capacity
• Roy Wilkins Auditorium: 5,844 seats
• The Theater at Virgin Hotels: 4,600 capacity
• Liberty First Credit Union Arena: 4,400 capacity

AEW Should Embrace The Ambience Of Smaller Venues

All Elite Wrestling presents AEW Collision: Maximum Carnage tonight at 8/7c on TNT and streaming on Max.

This special event features a huge 12-man tag team main event, a Texas Death Match, and top stars in action including AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Cope, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page and Kazuchika Okada.

We’ll also see a Promo Battle between The Acclaimed’s Max Caster and Anthony Bowens, and what might be Christopher Daniels’ final match.

AEW Collision Preview: January 18, 2025

• 12-Man Tag Team Match: Cope, Powerhouse Hobbs, The Outrunners & FTR vs. The Death Riders & The Learning Tree
• Texas Death Match: Hangman Adam Page vs. Christopher Daniels
• Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Tomohiro Ishii
• Six-Man Tag Team Match: Roderick Strong, Adam Cole & Kyle O’Reilly vs. The Infantry & ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty
• Brian Cage & Lance Archer vs. Top Flight
• Dustin Rhodes vs. Adam Priest
• Julia Hart vs. Harley Cameron
• The Acclaimed Promo Battle
• Toni Storm discusses her upcoming title match against Mariah May at Grand Slam

Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest AEW news on the road to AEW Grand Slam Australia on Saturday, February 15.

AEW Collision Maximum Carnage Spoiler Results

AEW taped the January 18 ‘Maximum Carnage’ special of Collision from Cincinnati, Ohio this Thursday. The show featured several top stars such as Adam Page, Jon Moxley, and Kazuchika Okada in action. Below are the complete spoiler results for the episode:

Texas Death Match: Hangman Page def. Christopher Daniels: Weapons such as tables and barbed wire were involved and Daniels was left bloodied. Page pinned the former SCU member to pick up the victory.

Six Men Tag Team Match: Roderick Strong, Adam Cole & Kyle O’Reilly def. The Infantry & ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty

Tag Team Match: Brian Cage & Lance Archer defeated Top Flight – The duo of Action Andretti & Lio Rush showed up after the bell and attacked Top Flight following their loss.

Toni Storm Promo: Tony Schiavone interviewed the young rookie following her big win on Dynamite. She claimed that it was finally time for her to meet AEW Women’s Champion Mariah May ‘face to face.’

• AEW Rookie Toni Storm Wants To Be Just Like Her Idol Mariah May

The Acclaimed Promo Battle: Max Caster and Anthony Bowens went back and forth on mic. Bowens told Max that he is a ‘cocky piece of shit.’ He claimed that he had everything it takes to be an AEW World Champion. Billy Gunn came out to try and talk some sense but he got berated by Caster. Max claimed that Billy only attached himself to the team so people would chant his name again. Max then asked Bowens to choose between him and Billy and Bowens chose Billy. An angry Caster then announced that The Acclaimed were done before walking out.

Singles Match: Continental Crown Champion Kazuchika Okada def. Tomohiro Ishii

Singles Match: Dustin Rhodes def. Adam Priest

Singles Match: Julia Hart def. Harley Cameron.

12 Men Tag Team Match: Cope, Powerhouse Hobbs, The Outrunners & FTR def. The Death Riders & The Learning Tree – Hobbs was apparently attacked backstage before the match and he initially didn’t show up with his other teammates. The Death Riders tried to kidnap Cope but FTR thwarted their attempt. The two groups then brawled away from the ring leaving the rest of the participants on their own. Powerhouse Hobbs came out selling his leg in the end. He got the hot tag and pinned Bryan Keith with a spinebuster for the win.

AEW has teased Brody King becoming the new leader of House of Black with a new segment featuring Adam Copeland on this week’s Collision.

The former WWE star, now going by just Cope in the company, had a rivalry with the AEW faction before his injury last year. He even had a singles match with King for the TNT Championship during the May 8, 2024 episode of Dynamite.

The two AEW stars shared the screen once again during the most recent TV tapings. Cope cut an interesting promo during this encounter, mentioning all the other members of the House of Black except for the group’s leader Malakai Black:

“We’ve been through a lot, but I hope you know that at the end of all of it, I respect you. I respect you [Julia]. I respect Buddy. I think you have the world of potential at your feet. I know what you bring to the table. Man, I felt it. I wanted us to be a group. But tell you what, it’s time for you to take the reins and run.”

Malakai Black has not been seen on AEW TV since the Full Gear PPV in November. The belief is that he’s finished up with the company and is just waiting for his contract to officially expire sometime in the next couple months.

This latest segment is another indication that the company is planning to move away from the former NXT Champion and we might see the group moving forward under the leadership of King instead.

• Malakai Black Announced For Rare Indie Appearance Amid WWE Speculations

On January 4, 2025, wrestling fans at AEW Collision in Charlotte, North Carolina, were treated to an unexpected surprise when JoJo Offerman made her AEW debut as a ring announcer during a dark match. Known for her previous work in WWE, Offerman’s appearance marked a significant moment in her return to the wrestling world.

Offerman, who served as a ring announcer for WWE from 2013 to 2021, stepped away from the industry after her tenure. Beyond her professional career, she is recognized as the widow of the late Windham Rotunda, known to fans as Bray Wyatt.

Her return to wrestling had been the subject of speculation since September 2024, when she revealed her interest in coming back to the industry, hinting at ambitions beyond ring announcing.

In recent interviews, Offerman shared that she would return to wrestling “when the time felt right.” Her AEW debut could signify the beginning of a new chapter in her career.

Stay tuned for the latest on JoJo Offerman’s future in professional wrestling.

Tonight’s AEW Collision, live from the Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, promises to be an electrifying event as All Elite Wrestling continues its momentum into the new year. The show will simulcast on TNT and MAX for the first time, setting the stage for an exciting evening of professional wrestling.

TNT Championship: Daniel Garcia vs. Mark Briscoe

Daniel Garcia defends his TNT Championship against former ROH World Champion Mark Briscoe in a highly anticipated title match. Both competitors have shown incredible skill and determination in their respective careers, making this bout a must-watch for fans.

AEW World Tag Team Championship: Private Party vs. Lio Rush & Action Andretti

Private Party, consisting of Isaiah Kassidy and Marq Quen, put their AEW World Tag Team Titles on the line against the formidable duo of Lio Rush and Action Andretti. This match is expected to be a thrilling contest with both teams showcasing their unique styles.

The Learning Tree vs. Rated FTR & Jeff Jarrett

In a trios match, The Learning Tree (Bryan Keith, Big Bill, & Chris Jericho) face off against Rated FTR (Cope & FTR) and Jeff Jarrett. This confrontation has been building up since their intense encounter on AEW Dynamite, adding an extra layer of tension to this already stacked card.

Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest AEW news on the road to AEW Dynamite: Maximum Carnage.

AEW is set to usher in a new era of wrestling programming on January 1, 2025, with AEW Dynamite: Fight for the Fallen, simulcasting on both cable television and the Max streaming service. Dubbed “the mother of all simulcasts,” this landmark event marks the start of a new multi-platform media rights agreement that will provide fans with unprecedented access to AEW’s flagship programming. The deal includes live broadcasts of Dynamite on TBS and Max, as well as Collision on TNT and Max.

As part of this historic simulcast, AEW has announced several high-profile matchups across Dynamite and Collision. On Dynamite, the reunited Rated FTR battle Jon Mobley’s Death Riders, Jamie Hayter will take on the mysterious and undefeated Julia Hart, while Jeff Jarrett is set to make a career-defining announcement regarding his future.

The action continues on Collision, headlined by Mark Briscoe defending the TNT Championship against Daniel Garcia. Fans will also see Private Party clash with the explosive team of Lio Rush and Action Andretti in tag team competition, while Toni Storm battles Deonna Purrazzo in a highly anticipated singles bout.

AEW’s dual simulcast promises to deliver an unforgettable night of wrestling as it kicks off its new era in groundbreaking fashion. Tune in live on cable and Max next week to witness these thrilling matchups and more.

Announced Matches and Segments

AEW Dynamite: Fight for the Fallen

• Rated FTR (Adam Copeland & FTR) vs. Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta)
• Jamie Hayter vs. Julia Hart
• Jeff Jarrett’s career announcement

AEW Collision:

• TNT Championship: Mark Briscoe vs. Daniel Garcia
• Toni Storm vs. Deonna Purrazzo
• Private Party vs. Lio Rush & Action Andretti

A “first-time-ever” Dream Match has been set up for the first AEW Collision on MAX/TNT simulcast on January 4th. Although…it’s worth noting that the quotation marks are doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

Toni Storm made her “AEW PPV debut” at Worlds End by defeating Leila Grey in the opening match of the Zero Hour pre-show. Later in the pre-show, Storm was being interviewed backstage by Lexy Nair when Deonna Purrazzo appeared and challenged Toni to a match on Collision.

AEW Collision Toni Storm vs Deonna Purrazzo

Purrazzo was playing along with the idea that Toni is a “rookie” and that this would be a first-time-ever match. Obviously that isn’t the case, but it looks like the Storm storyline will be continuing for at least another week as she navigates her way through the All Elite Women’s roster before getting her inevitable rematch with Mariah May.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) and All Elite Wrestling (AEW) have announced a new media rights agreement that will make AEW’s programming available across more platforms. Beginning January 1, 2025, AEW content will expand to include streaming on the Max platform in addition to traditional TV broadcasts.

Key Highlights of the New Agreement

Continued Broadcasts on TBS and TNT

AEW Dynamite will remain on Wednesdays on TBS, while AEW Collision stays on Saturdays on TNT.

Streaming on Max

U.S. subscribers of Max will, for the first time, have the option to stream Dynamite and Collision live, with episodes available on-demand after their initial broadcast.

Content Library Expansion

Max will add AEW’s content library, including episodes of Dynamite, Collision, Rampage, and pay-per-view events from 2019 through 2024. The rollout will include highlights such as Dynamite’s inaugural year and the most recent two months of programming.

Special New Year’s Events to Launch the Partnership

• AEW Dynamite: Fight for the Fallen: Premiering on Wednesday, January 1, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET, this special event will air live on TBS and Max from Asheville, NC. Proceeds will support Hurricane Helene relief efforts in the region.
• AEW Collision: The first Saturday broadcast under the new deal will air live on January 4, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET from Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, NC, on TNT and Max.

Pay-Per-View Integration on Max

Starting later in 2025, AEW pay-per-view events will also become available on Max. Additional details, including pricing, will be announced closer to the launch.

This agreement is a significant move to increase AEW’s accessibility and integrate its content into Max’s slate of live sports and entertainment programming.

AEW taped the December 14 ‘Winter is Coming’ special of Saturday Night Collision this Thursday, December 12 from the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, MO. The show featured Toni Storm in action after she returned to the company earlier this week. Below are the complete spoilers for the show:

Backstage Segment: Darby Allin approached Will Ospreay and asked for his help in defending AEW. Ospreay said he needed momentum from winning the C2. He’d step into the war with Darby once he was done.

International Women’s Cup Qualifier Singles Match: Willow Nightingale def. Jamie Hayter: Nightingale pinned Hayter to advance to Wrestle Dynasty. The lights went out after the match. Julia Hart appeared when the light came back and she attacked Hayter.

Continental Classic Blue League Match: Kazuchika Okada def. The Beast Mortos: The Continental champion picked up the win with The Rainmaker.

Singles Match: Toni Storm def. Shazza McKenzie: After the match, Storm cut a promo and said she’s ‘All Elite’

Tag Team Match: Action Andretti & Lio Rush def. Top Flight: Leila Grey was in Top Flight’s corner for the match. She was knocked out during a dive spot, allowing Andretti and Rush to take advantage and win the match.

Singles Match: Kris Statlander def. Tootie Lynn

10 Men Tag Team Match: Orange Cassidy, The Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd), Komander & Daniel Garcia def. MxM Collection (Mason Madden & Mansoor), Ari Daivari, Josh Woods & Tony Nese (w/ Mark Sterling)

Continental Classic Blue League Match: Mark Briscoe def. Kyle Fletcher: Briscoe pinned Fletcher for the win.

AEW recently also confirmed two new matches for the Worlds End PPV later this month. You can check out more about it here.

• AEW Continental Classic 2024: Current Rankings & Next Matches

The December 7, 2024 episode of AEW Collision is shaping up to be an action-packed show featuring pivotal matches in both the AEW Continental Classic and the NJPW x AEW Wrestle Dynasty Women’s Invitational Tournament.

Originally slated for the Nationwide Arena, this Collision episode will now emanate from the Greater Columbus Convention Center as part of GalaxyCon Columbus 2024.

AEW Continental Classic

Kazuchika Okada vs. Kyle Fletcher: In a highly anticipated Blue League match of the AEW Continental Classic, the legendary Kazuchika Okada faces the rising star Kyle Fletcher.

Daniel Garcia vs. Mark Briscoe (Blue League): Both competitors seek their first tournament victories, with Garcia holding a record of 0-0-1 and Briscoe at 0-1. This match is crucial for their standings.

Darby Allin vs. Komander (Gold League): Allin aims to rebound from an initial loss, while Komander steps in as a replacement for the injured Juice Robinson, who was 0-1 before his withdrawal.

NJPW x AEW Wrestle Dynasty Women’s Invitational Tournament

• Willow Nightingale vs. Serena Deeb: Nightingale’s power clashes with Deeb’s technical prowess in this opening round.

• Emi Sakura vs. Mina Shirakawa: Veteran Sakura takes on Shirakawa, known for her agility and striking ability.

Fans can anticipate a night of high-stakes competition and dynamic matchups, with each bout potentially altering the trajectory of AEW’s ongoing tournaments.

AEW taped the November 30 episode of Saturday Night Collision alongside this week’s Dynamite from Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois. The tapings featured a number of Continental Classic matches as well as an appearance from the Death Riders. Below are the complete spoilers:

Singles Match – Mina Shirakawa def. Leila Grey: Shirakawa picked up the victory with the Glamorous Driver.

AEW Continental Classic Gold League Match – Will Ospreay def. Juice Robinson: Ospreay was favoring his left shoulder, selling the Corner Brainbuster from Kyle Fletcher at Full Gear. Will picked up the victory with a Hidden Blade.

6 Men Tag Team Match – Private Party & Mistico def. MxM Collection & Johnny TV: Private Party hit their finisher on Johnny TV for the win.

AEW Continental Classic Blue League Match – Kyle Fletcher def. The Beast Mortos: Mortos countered a superplex from Fletcher into a crucifix bomb and almost got the pin. Fletcher hit a lariat and then brainbuster to get the win in the end.

Tag Team Match: The Outrunners def. Iron Savages: Jacked Jameson cut a promo before the Outrunners picked up a quick win over his clients. FTR came out after the bout to shake hands with the duo of Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum.

Singles Match – Hangman Page def. Wheeler Yuta: Pac and Claudio Castagnoli were shown coming down the stairs into the crowd during the bout. The distraction allowed Yuta to roll Page but he kicked out at two. Hangman finally won the bout with a Dead Eye as Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir joined Pac and Claudio on the stairs. Page continued his attack on Yuta after the bout but the Death Riders just watched. The former AEW champion was about to Pillmanize his opponent when Jay White’s music hit. White forced Page to retreat and then taunted the Death Riders.

AEW Continental Classic Blue League Match – Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada vs. TNT Champion Daniel Garcia: The champion vs champion match ended in a time-limit draw. Okada offered to shake Garica’s hand after but doinked the TNT champion in the face.

• AEW Bringing ‘Christmas Collision’ & ‘Dynamite On 34th Street’ To NYC

AEW will be delivering some festive action next month with a pair of shows from the legendary Hammerstein Ballroom. AEW will kick-off with the December 21, edition of AEW Collision, dubbed ‘Christmas Collision‘. On December 25, AEW will host its ‘Dynamite on 34th Street,’ a fun nod to the beloved film about a girl who doesn’t believe in Santa Claus.

The two shows will mark AEW’s debut in the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City, which hosted several ECW events, including the first two One Night Stand pay-per-views from 2005 to 2006. News of the two shows come after AEW filed trademarks for Christmas Collision and Dynamite on 34th Street earlier this month.

At this time, no matches have been confirmed for either show though the posters above promise some of the very top names on the All-Elite roster. It’s also not been confirmed if the Dynamite show will be pre-taped, allowing the roster Christmas Day to spend with families and loved ones. The fact that both shows are being filmed from the Hammerstein Ballroom has led many to believe Dynamite will be filmed on the same day as the live Collision.

2024 has been a huge year for AEW, with the arrival of Mercedes Mone, Kazuchika Okada, and others. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on AEW and its festive shows set to take place next month.

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has quickly established itself as a major player in the professional wrestling industry since its inception in 2019. With a diverse lineup of weekly shows and special events, AEW offers fans multiple opportunities to catch their favorite wrestlers in action. Let’s take a closer look at the current AEW TV schedule and what each show has to offer.

Read More – AEW Dynamite Schedule: Date, Venue and more

AEW Dynamite: The Flagship Show

AEW Dynamite serves as the cornerstone of AEW’s programming, airing live every Wednesday at 8 PM ET on TBS. 

Since its debut on October 2, 2019, Dynamite has become the promotion’s premier weekly event, featuring top talent and storylines. The two-hour format allows for a mix of in-ring action, promos, and character development, making it a must-watch for AEW fans.

AEW Rampage: Friday Night Action

Premiering on August 13, 2021, AEW Rampage provides an additional hour of wrestling entertainment every Friday at 10 PM ET on TNT. 

This show often spotlights performers who may not receive as much airtime on Dynamite, giving fans a chance to see a wider range of AEW’s roster. Rampage’s later time slot allows for a more intense and edgy presentation, catering to hardcore wrestling enthusiasts.

AEW Collision: Saturday Night Wrestling

The newest addition to AEW’s television lineup, AEW Collision, debuted on June 17, 2023. 

Airing live on TNT every Saturday at 8 PM ET, this two-hour show was initially conceived to feature CM Punk and keep him separate from The Elite. Collision has since evolved into its own unique program, offering fans a third night of AEW action each week.

Special Events and Additional Programming

In addition to its regular weekly shows, AEW presents special events throughout the year. One such event is the quarterly AEW Battle of the Belts, which airs on TNT and focuses on championship matches. 

These specials provide fans with high-stakes encounters and potential title changes.

Schedule Changes and Adaptations

It’s important to note that AEW’s TV schedule can be subject to changes, particularly during major sporting events like the NBA and NHL playoffs. 

These events may cause shows like Rampage to be pre-empted or moved to different time slots. AEW has shown flexibility in adapting to these changes, sometimes offering special Saturday night episodes of Dynamite or adjusting start times to accommodate sports programming.

For fans looking to stay up-to-date with AEW’s programming, it’s advisable to check official AEW social media channels or your local TV listings for the most current schedule information.

With its dynamic lineup of shows and willingness to adapt to scheduling challenges, AEW continues to provide wrestling fans with exciting content throughout the week.

AEW/Ring of Honor is set to take over the legendary Hammerstein Ballroom next month for a duo of exciting shows in the iconic venue. This week, it was reported that ROH Final Battle 2024 will take place from the Hammerstein Ballroom on December 20. Now, Andrew Zarian reports that the December 21, edition of AEW Collision will also take place from the venue inside the Manhattan Center.

Though this will be AEW’s first event in the venue, ROH is no stranger to the Hammerstein Ballroom. Seven of the 22 ROH Final Battle pay-per-views have been hosted from the Hammerstein Ballroom, more than any other location in the show’s 22-year history. Four events have taken place at the Manhattan Center Grand Ballroom.

Outside of ROH, the venue is known for hosting ECW’s final two pay-per-views, Massacre on 34th Street in December 2000 and Guilty as Charged the following year. It was only fitting that ECW One Night Stand 2005 and 2006 was hosted from the ballroom. In September 2010, TNA Wrestling hosted a show from the ballroom.

Now, AEW and Ring of Honor will join the promotions that have set foot in the venue. While no details have been confirmed for either Collision or Final Battle, fans can expect two huge nights in Manhattan, New York next month. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest from AEW Collision as the show prepares to land in the Hammerstein Ballroom.

Julia Hart’s long-awaited return to AEW programming was highlighted during the latest Collision with a creepy vignette of the ex-TBS Champion.

The vignette starts with Hart doing some cheerleading, a nod to her time with the Varsity Blonds, only to stop as she sees a dark figure sat in the stands watching intently. Hart tries to resume her cheerleading, with flashes of her time in the House of Black appearing on-screen, and is shot with an arrow by the dark figure and collapses in the middle of the field. The promo ends with Hart waking up from a dream.

Many have commended the vignette which hyped Hart’s impending comeback in a unique, thought-provoking way. On X, Dani, a creative photographer, shared that she was the one behind the segment.

Hart has been off AEW television since losing the AEW TBS Championship to Willow Nightingale at AEW Dynasty in April. Shortly after, Hart confirmed that she’d suffered an injury and wore a protective brace on her left arm. Last month, Hart said she was ready to return and was waiting for the call from AEW to come back.

Hart’s work with the House of Black proved to be a hit with fans before her injury and she holds wins over the likes of Anna Jay, Kris Statlander, Skye Blue, and Saraya. While there’s no confirmation on when fans can expect Hart back in the ring, fans are excited to see the wrestler, who recently celebrated her 23rd birthday, make her return in the near future

All Elite Wrestling taped this weekend’s episode of AEW Collision on Thursday night from Providence, RI. The following are complete spoiler results for the show, just two weeks out from AEW Full Gear on Saturday, November 23.

Full Match Listing

• Iron Savages vs. The House of Black
• #1 Contender’s Match: The Outrunners vs. Top Flight
• Roderick Strong vs. Beast Mortos
• Ashley Box vs. Kris Statlander
• Action Andretti vs. TNT Champion Jack Perry
• Nick Wayne vs. AR Fox
• Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly & Tomohiro Ishii vs. World Trios Champions Claudio Castagnoli, PAC and Wheeler Yuta

AEW Collision Results (Airing 9, 2024)

• The House of Black def. The Iron Savages. After the match, FTR confronted the House of Black and challenged them to a match for next week’s Dynamite.
• The Outunners def. Top Flight to advance to Full Gear in the Tag Team Title bout. Private Party watched from the stage.
• Roderick Strong def. Beast Mortos. He was attacked by Lance Archer after the match, while Brian Cage prevented anybody from helping.
• Kris Statlander def. Ashley Vox. Mercedes Mone attacked Statlander after the match.
• TNT Champion Jack Perry def. Action Andretti. Daniel Garcia then came out and confronted Perry.
• Nick Wayne def. AR Fox
• Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta successfully retained the Trios Championships by def. Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly & Tomohiro Ishii. Marina Shafir interfered to get the win for her team. Jon Moxley and Orange Cassidy brawled after the match.

AEW presented an eventful episode of Dynamite: Grand Slam this Wednesday featuring the surprise debut of a former WWE star among other things. The company also taped Saturday’s Collision on the same night.

The show which will continue the two-night event featured Jack Perry holding an open challenge for the TNT title, Kazuchika Okada facing Sammy Guevara in an eliminator match, and more. Below are the complete spoilers for Collision: Grand Slam event from Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York:

• AEW TNT Championship Open Challenge: Japanese wrestling legend Minoru Suzuki answered the open challenge. Perry managed to retain his title. The match was taped before Dynamite.
• 6 Men Tag Team Match: Chris Jericho, Big Bill & Bryan Keith defeated Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy & Kyle O’Reilly. Big Bill put Briscoe through a table, allowing Jericho to get the pin.
• Singles Match: Brody King defeated Action Andretti. After King got the pin, The Righteous, and Lance Archer attacked Andretti and Top Flight. They brawled until officials pulled them apart.
• Saraya’s Rule Match: Jamie Hayter defeated Saraya
• Lumberjack Strap Match: Hangman Page defeated Jeff Jarrett
• AEW Trios Tag Team Championship Match: Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta & PAC defeated Private Party & Komander.
• MxM Segment: The tag team had a fashion runway with models and revealed a new version of Max Caster’s jacket. One of the models was revealed to be Billy Gunn however who attacked the duo. The Acclaimed showed up in the end of clean the house.
• Triple Threat Match: Hologram defeated Beast Mortos and Dralistico after pinning Dralistico for the win. Once the bell rang, Rush led an attack with the other two opponents and took out Hologram.
• AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match: The Champion Kazuchika Okada defeated Sammy Guevara. Okada got the pin with the Rainmaker.

Apart from this, the night also featured a match between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin with WrestleDream implications. You can check out the result of the bout here.

The latest tapings of AEW Collision delivered plenty of high-octane action as the promotion continued to deal with the fallout from their All Out pay-per-view.

The show was taped on Thursday, September 12, from the Nutter Center in Dayton, Ohio. This taping comes off the back of this week’s AEW Dynamite, where Jon Moxley addressed his All Out betrayal of Bryan Danielson. Moxley, calling himself the “one true king of these lands” expressed his frustration with the out-of-control attitudes in the locker room and ended by stating “I choose war.”

AEW Collision Spoilers [9/14/2024]

Here are the results for the September 14, 2024, edition of AEW Collision.

• AEW TNT Champion Jack Perry defeated Christopher Daniels.
• ROH Champion Mark Briscoe & Hologram & Kyle O’Reilly defeated The Premier Athletes.
• Wheeler Yuta defeated Anthony Henry.
• Private Party & Komander won a six-man tag team match.
• Juice Robinson and The Gunns defeated The Gates of Agony & Brian Cage.
• Yuka Sakazaki defeated Serena Deeb. This match was Yuka’s first match back after a five-month absence.
• Queen Aminata defeated Robyn Renegade.
• FTR defeated The Grizzled Young Veterans. They attacked FTR after but The Outrunners made the save.

After the taping, Tony Khan brought out Chris Hero and Madison Rayne. Mark Sterling came out so FTR hit him with the Shatter Machine.

Tony Khan is pleased that things are easier backstage these days in AEW, compared to the era of the company when CM Punk was around. Speaking on the AEW All In: London 2024 post-show media scrum, Khan shared that dealing with the AEW roster, especially those who are regulars on Collision, is proving to be a far easier task now compared to 365 days ago.

“I think it’s a lot easier flow between the two shows than it was a year ago. I think the locker room is in a much better place than it was a year ago, as evidenced by when we came up here versus what happened a year ago. And I think it’s a much easier job I have dealing. Because I had to deal with the people on Collision last year and it’s a much easier meeting process to put the TV together than it was a year ago at this time too.”

The ‘what happened a year ago’ Khan is referencing is the infamous backstage altercation at All In: London 2023 between CM Punk and Jack Perry. Rather than celebrate last year’s event, which remains AEW’s highest-attended show, Khan started the 2023 media scrum by addressing the backstage drama and made clear that he would not be taking questions on the matter.

AEW Collision was launched, in part, to keep Punk and The Elite separate, a necessary side-effect of Punk’s previous backstage drama from AEW All Out 2022. The Chicago-Made star was supposed to be the ‘face’ of the show, which has managed without him following his termination from AEW in September 2023.

Khan isn’t the only one to reference the backstage drama that overshadowed much of AEW All In: London 2023. Earlier this year, Punk, who returned to WWE last November, criticized AEW in an interview with Ariel Helwani, going as far as to say Khan isn’t a real boss. Shortly after, AEW would air footage of the backstage altercation from All In: London 2023 on AEW Dynamite. Khan justified the decision at the time, saying it was solely to give fans the best show he could.

A special edition of AEW Collision is set to take place Saturday night, August 24, 2024, live on TNT at 8pm ET from the Utilita Arena Cardiff in Cardiff, Wales.

The promotion made its debut in Wales with this week’s AEW Dynamite and This Saturday’s AEW Collision is stacked with some exciting matches ahead of Sunday’s AEW All In 2024 pay-per-view.

The following matches are set for Saturday’s AEW Collision, airing the night before AEW All In from Wembley Stadium:

• HOOK vs Big Bill
• Katsuyori Shibata vs Jay Lethal
• Willow Nightingale vs Harley Cameron
• Mixed Tag Team Match: Kris Statlander & Stokely Hathaway vs Nina Samuels & Kid Lykos II
• Jeff Jarrett vs Ariya Daivari
• Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly & Mark Briscoe vs The Undisputed Kingdom
• Wild Card match for the final spot in London Ladders match: PAC, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta vs Top Flight (Dante Martin & Darius Martin) & Lio Rush

Stay tuned to SEScoops for our continued coverage of AEW Collision and you can also check out our AEW News section for the latest news and updates.

Check out the highlights from last week’s show:

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) returns to Arlington, Texas, on August 10, 2024 for tonight’s episode of AEW Collision.

The show promises some decent matchups with ALL IN just a few weeks away, including a highly anticipated Texas Bull Rope Match.

AEW Collision Matches Tonight

AEW Collision Main Event: Texas Bull Rope Match

One of the highlights of the evening will be the Texas Bull Rope Match featuring Thunder Rosa and Deonna Purrazzo.

House of Black vs. Bang Bang Gang

In another high-stakes bout, House of Black will face off against Bang Bang Gang in a #1 Contenders Match for the AEW World Trios Championships at the upcoming ALL IN PPV from Wembley Stadium.

Swerve Strickland Open Challenge

Swerve Strickland will also be in action, issuing an open challenge in an Eliminator match.

Additional Matches

The night will also feature several other exciting matches:

• Darby Allin & Hologram vs. Premier Athletes
• FTR vs. The Outrunners
• Rush vs. Preston Vance
• Hikaru Shida in action

Sammy Guevara has made his return to AEW TV after 6 months and proclaimed that he is not stuck in a vortex anymore.

The former AEW TNT Champion originally made his wrestling return during the August 1 episode of ROH. He saved Dustin Rhodes from The Dark Order.

The 31-year-old made his AEW return during the August 3 episode of Collision. He spoke with Rhodes and The Von Erichs (Marshall and Ross Von Erich) in a backstage segment.

Sammy noted that Dustin may not trust him due to his past record but he is looking to earn that trust. Guevara then stated that he had been stuck in a vortex for a long time and for the first time in 5 years, he was ready to be his own man:

The Spanish God reiterated his words about earning the trust of the wrestling veteran before saying that he wants to team with Dustin and Von Erichs.

Sammy Guevara Wants To Be His Own Man

Sammy Guevara had wrestled Jeff Hardy in a No Disqualification match during the February 14 episode of Rampage this year. His knee hit Hardy’s head during a spot in the bout and Guevara was suspended from AEW for not following the concussion protocol and stopping the match after this spot.

The young star has been associated with Chris Jericho in AEW since the early days of the company. He was one of the members introduced as part of Jericho’s Inner Circle faction during the premiere episode of Dynamite.

This partnership has continued on and off for the last 5 years but the latest promo from Guevara suggests that he has finally ended that association and he is ready to do things on his own.

• Matt Hardy Speaks Out on Sammy Guevara’s AEW Suspension After Jeff Hardy Incident