It’s that time of year again; Blood and Guts comes to you from Jacksonville, Florida. There are two massive matches coming your way, and let’s not waste any time; let’s jump right in.
Blood and Guts: Queen Aminata, The Brawling Birds, Willow Nightingale & Wrathlander vs. Divine Dominion, Persephone & Triangle Of Madness
It is Kris Statlander and Megan Bayne who start off the match, it isn’t too long for weapons to be introduced with both women flinging chairs at each other. Stat gets a few shots in on Bayne before the 3 minute counter ended and Persephone entered as the second entrant. With a 2 on 1 advantage, the two woman start piling on the former World Champion. Persephone even brought out some pliers to play with.
At the other side, it was Queen Aminata who was up next. The New TBS champion sets the former champion for some Chocolate Kisses while Stat holds a trashcan lid in front. The next entrant was Skye Blue and Stat immediately ran for her to the ramp and Blue in response cracked a light tube on her head. In the ring, then gave her a Code Red for good measure. Soon after, Willow Nightingale evened the odds.
She brought with her a trashcan lid with a smiley face on it (Bang Bang) and Lego’s too and slammed Blue on to the pile of Lego’s before Thekla made her presence known. Thekla after taking down Nightingale, engaged in a whipping battle with Aminata. Alex Windsor came out next, with a 2 by 4 with barbed wire, Blue leaves the ring to go after Windsor, who clocks her with the 2 by 4. Lena Kross was up next, dishing out German Suplexes to pretty much everyone.
Aminata attacks her with the kendo stick but an unfazed Kross fights her off before dropping Nightingale with a TKO and lands a backbreaker on Aminata. Harley Cameron looked to even the odds, she broke a guitar over the head off Kross. Julia Hart came next, completing her team and on the other side it was Jamie Hayter.
And in the end, Statlander got the victory for her team by wrapping some barbed wire on Hart’s face who tapped out. Great match too kick things off.
Winners: Queen Aminata, Willow Nightingale, The Brawling Birds and Wrathlander
A Promo Package aired hyping up the National Championship match between Andrade El Idolo and Tommaso Ciampa this Collision. Afterwards we hear from the champion, he talks about his future shot at the AEW World Championship and how he will continue to defend the National Title every single week.
This time backstage, with Swerve Strickland and Austin Creed. They argue about what happened to Bandido before hearing the cries of Kofi who was being attacked by Bandido. This turned into to an all out brawl, that ended with both teams being separated. Page tries to talk sense into them by saying this what Strickland wants, but Bandido is adamant, he wants Texas Death.
We are ringside with Renee Paquette, who introduces AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Mone, who promptly tells Paquette to get lost and calls out Marina Shafir. It got into a war of words with lots of expletives being thrown around, a full on brawl between the pair was broken by security.
Nick Wayne gets some screen time where he announces that he will be at the Jericho cruise for Collision and that he beat Chris Jericho… twice (Pyro Goes Off)
Blood and Guts: Will Ospreay, Adam Copeland, Darby Allin, Steven Borden, The Young Bucks vs Don Callis Family (Okada, Fletcher, Knight, Davis, Doyle, Wardlow)
Darby Allin and Kyle Fletcher get things underway, Allin throws his skateboard at Fletcher before going after him. Fletcher hits the TNT Champion with Snake Eyes on the turnbuckle. Allin with a Coffin Drop from the cage wall. The three minute timer ends and Kevin Knight comes out with Steel Chair in hand. Fletcher and Knight continue the beat down on Allin until Nick Jackson is out to even things out.
The younger Jackson brother takes out both with a flurry of signature offence, facebuster, destroyer – all the big hits. This continues until Jake Doyle comes out for the family, who dishes out moves off his own. Next up was Matt Jackson, laying out Fletcher and Knight with a trashcan but that the big man Doyle, powerbombing Matt through it. Soon, Mark Davis joined the fray, Piledriver on Allin and he and Doyle then take out the Bucks.
Adam Copeland was next as the Don Callis Family stood tall for the time being, he took the attack to the family before being laid out by Doyle. The family is then joined by Wardlow, Allin and Bucks try charging at him but to no avail. Steven Borden was next, slugging it out with Wardlow. He introduces thumbtacks into the match, but it was for nothing as the next entrant Kazuchika Okada cleared it with a leaf blower.
Will Ospreay was the final entrant in to the match, now it was a full on 6 v 6. Full on chaos across both the rings and at last, The Family has all their opponents trapped as Kyle gets a microphone, giving Copeland a chance to submit or surrender. The consequence if he doesn’t, a screwdriver to Ospreay in the eye. Cope gives in and surrenders.
Winners: Don Callis Family
Fletcher gets on the mic again, promising to put the final screwdriver in the coffin at Full Gear before telling Wardlow to “do it and Wardlow sends Darby through a stack of tables to the floor. The show ends with Fletcher’s music and the winners celebrating.
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