AEW Collision results – 04/25/2026

Chris Jericho and Company want to hurt Ricochet in main event action on AEW Collision

Tommy "Milagro" Martinez

AEW Collision Lineup Confirmed For Tonight

It’s Saturday night, and it’s all right for fighting on AEW Collision.

So you know what that means?

Yes, hockey is the only true sport in this world (so switch to the other channel), and so is professional wrestling.

But tonight, we will see Trios title action with The Conglomeration going up against the Don Callis Family (again), and “Jungle” Jack Perry putting up his AEW National title against El Clon. Also, we will see if Ricochet and The Demand can take out Chris Jericho, even though he ensured his odds, since the people he will fight with love hurting people, and Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin are capable of that.

We come to you from the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, OR. Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, and Tony Schiavone have the call, and FTR answers the challenge from Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. They accept and go on to say that no one on the roster or among the fans wants them here. For now…Top Guys, out.

Now for your First Match of the Night for the…

AEW World Trios Title Match: The Conglomeration (Kyle O’Reilly, Orange Cassidy, and Roderick Strong) (c) vs. The Don Callis Family (Andrade El Idolo, Hechicero, and Lance Archer)

Let me explain…

No. There is too much. Let me sum up, and the only way I can do that is a Lucid Luchador Limerick in Review™:

*ahem*

O’Reilly and Hechicero put on a clinic
And the rest of the family has fun with it.
Hechicero, Archer, and Idolo rally around
And bodies are flung abound,
But The Conglomeration wins in the end (which is fun, isn’t it?).

You’re Winners and Still AEW Trios Champions: Kyle O’Reilly, Orange Cassidy, and Roderick Strong

We see what took place after The Death Riders took Will Ospreay on AEW Dynamite. Jon Moxley gave an in-depth look at their history and offered a choice: either finish the job or be something else. Ospreay pushes the cameraman away, and there is ambiguity about what happens next

Oh, the drama.

Speaking of which, your next match is a ten-man tag match as Marina Shafir and Mox join at commentary for the ten-man tag match between…

The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) and The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia, and Wheeler Yuta) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) and The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed, and Zachary Wentz)

Again, brevity is the soul of wit, hence a Squared Circle Clerihew™ is in order.

*ahem*

All bodies get flung around the mat,
And the Riders and The Dogs are on top (imagine that).
But lost in the fog
Is the fact that the match is won by The Dogs.

Your Winners via Pinfall: The Dogs and The Death Riders

Lexy Nair is backstage with Hikaru Shida, Kris Statlander, Mina Shirikawa, and Harley Cameron. Simply put, Shida had harsh words for Cameron, who responds to her taunts in perfect Japanese.

Big Daddy Stat tells Shida to step off, and that leads to her next match…

Kris Statlander vs. B3cca

B3cca makes her AEW debut and immediately takes the driver’s seat, landing a few leg-based offenses. But one Saturday Night Fever ends it decisively.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Kris Statlander

Shida is ecstatic, but she blows by her. This is less about the match but more about the growing issues between the two friends

Nair is now talking with Divine Dominion, and Kross and Bayne are not worried about Shida and Statlander and ask if they would accept their fate.

Next up it’s…

Rush vs. Adam Priest

Well, somebody cared enough to put together this match.

It is a nice surprise to see, given the series of reversals at the beginning. Then it’s chops ahoy between the two men.

Rush pulls up and stays tranquilo during Picture in Picture while Priest gets the worst of it, until…

Ads (Again, I say to the Monkeys in the Truck™, why have the Picture in Picture if you’re going to do that?)

We come back, and Priest is taking it to the leader of La Faccion Ingobernable. Rush fires up and throws him around outside the ring. Back in the squared circle, he finally delivers the Bulls Horns, and El Toro Blanco is back on top.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Rush

Rush gets on the mic to remind everyone what happens when you mess with the bull.

Konosuke Takeshita has a message for Okada: he’ll happily take his title, bitch. Kazuchika Okada responds that he will accept, and it will be The Alpha that loses to The Rainmaker.

Now for women’s action with…

Skye Blue and Thekla vs. Alex Windsor and Persephone

Blue and Windsor get in a shoving match, and it isn’t long before she and Persephone work her over and display that tag chemistry. Thekla trips up Windsor, and she and Blue take advantage of the situation.
During Picture in Picture, Windsor is a Bird in Peril.

She nails Blue with a clothesline, gets the hit tag to Persephone, and is a Latina en Fuego (naturally).

She and Windsor combine forces for a double clothesline to a crossbody for a two count. From there, it’s a Pier Four brawl until Julia Hart steps in, and nails the Black Mist to Persephone, and Blue hits then Code Blue for the pin and the win.

Your Winners: Skye Blue and Thekla

Now for a title match for the…

AEW National Title Match: “Jungle” Jack Perry (c) vs. El Con

They circle and tie up, yet Perry is in control until he dives out and eats a knee to the face.

He fights back and gives El Clon a powerbomb for a two count. During Picture in Picture, the masked man takes it to Perry and then…

Ads (again, you worthless Monkeys in the Truck™! Are you trying to infuriate me?!)

We come back, and both men are spent, but the Jungle Man fights back and hits a Sliced Bread #2 for another count of two. El Clon can’t be put away and hits an innovative finisher or three, but cannot put him away. It’s only when Perry delivers the knee strike that he gets the pin and the win.

Your Winner, And Still AEW National Champion: “Jungle” Jack Perry

Willow Nightingale talks about everyone she has faced since becoming the TBS champion and welcomes all challengers.

Hook and Samoa Joe talk business, and Bowens steps up and asks if he is a member of The Opps

Well, stay tuned, I guess.

For now, Your Main Event is a six-man tag match with…

The Demand (Bishop Kaun, Ricochet, and Toa Liona) vs. Chris Jericho and The Hurt Syndicate (Shelton Benjamin and Bobby Lashley, with MVP)

MVP is at the commentary, and he loves handling business. All six men are in the ring, and it devolves to a donnybrook because “Business is booming,” according to MVP.

The action goes in and out of the ring, as Jericho interacts with fans and The Demand gets dumped out. Jericho dives on Liona and Kaun, and during Picture in Picture, The Demand have their way with Le Champion, tossing him into the barricades. Ricochet tries to break him down, but Jericho backdrops him. A hot tag to Lashley, who is All Mighty and En Fuego.

Then, The Hurt Business gets down to business with suplexes until all six men get in on the action. Jericho slaps the Walls on Ricochet, but gets pulled out of the submission. As the Hurt Syndicate deal with the GoA, Ricochet drops Jericho in his…err, little champions, and a Rico-Sault lands the one, two, and three.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Ricochet, Toa Liona, and Bishop Kaun

The Demand celebrates their win, however tainted, as the show comes to a close.

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