AEW Collision – 12/6/2025

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AEW Collision - December 6, 2025
AEW Collision - December 6, 2025

Greetings and salutations! We are in the middle of the Continental Classic and we are getitng more Blue League matches tonight and a TBS title match. AEW Collision was LIVE from Columbus after last night’s ROH Final Battle PPV. Live shows are always a lot more fun, so I expect tonight’s show to be a good one. Here is the current card of announced matches:

  • Konosuke Takeshita vs. Jon Moxley in a Continental Classic tournament Blue League match
  • Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorada in a Continental Classic tournament Blue League match
  • Orange Cassidy vs. Roderick Strong in a Continental Classic tournament Blue League match
  • Mercedes Mone vs. Leila Grey for the TBS Championship

With all of this and more, let’s get to the action on this week’s AEW Collision.

Blue League Match: Orange Cassidy vs. Roderick Strong

The Blue League rolled on with a hard-hitting opener as Orange Cassidy picked up a crucial victory over Roderick Strong. Cassidy came in nursing a banged-up back, and Strong wasted no time zeroing in on the injury, unleashing a barrage of trademark backbreakers that nearly shut his opponent down.

Late in the match, Cassidy fired off a Superman Punch attempt, only for Strong to catch him mid-air and transition into a torture-rack backbreaker. Moments later, Cassidy stunned Strong with a quick stunner and went for another Superman Punch. This time, Strong caught him for the torture rack lift, but Cassidy reversed the setup into a tight roll-up for the three-count.

Cassidy secures 3 points, bringing him to 3 overall, while Strong stays winless with 0 points.

Winner: Orange Cassidy

Injury Shake-Up: Darby Allin Out, Jack Perry In

Major news out of the Continental Classic: Darby Allin has been pulled from the tournament due to injury, and Jack Perry will officially take his place.

Allin addressed the crowd, admitting he believed he was winning the war against the Death Riders, but last week’s match told a different story. After his legs gave out against Kevin Knight, Allin was rushed to the hospital and because he is not cleared, will not be competing ion the C2. Allin hopes that Perry can carry the torch and even mentioned that his own future is currently uncertain.

FTR Call Out the Bang Bang Gang

FTR hit the ring and wasted no time lighting a fire under the Bang Bang Gang. The champs declared that neither man will ever beat them again, saying that Robinson and Gunn simply aren’t on their level. Dax Harwood even dared Juice to lay a hand on the title belt, promising immediate violence if he tried. Austin fired back with a slew of insults and demanded a title shot, while Juice vowed the next time they touch FTR’s titles, they’ll be wearing them.

Daniel Garcia has words for Mark Briscoe

Daniel Garcia got straight to business calling Mark Briscoe “stupid”. garcia says that the dumbest thing Briscoe has ever done was volunteering to defend the TNT Championship against him. Garcia made it clear he plans to make Briscoe regret that choice.

Blue League Match: Mascara Dorada vs. Claudio Castagnoli

Claudio Castagnoli dominated early with his brute strength, shutting down Dorada’s speed at every chance. Dorada refused to stay down and we had a fun entertaining match. That said, some technical issues started at this point.

Claudio climbed for a superplex, only for Dorada to get out of it and pushed Castagnoli off the top, making him crash to the floor hard. Dorada took flight with a picture-perfect shooting star press to score the stunning upset on this weeks match.

Dorada earns 3 points, getting on the board!
Claudio remains at 6 points.

Winner: Mascara Dorada

Tag Team Tension: Timeless Love Bombs & Babes of Wrath

During their joint interview, the Timeless Love Bombs and the Babes of Wrath traded war stories about life as tag teams. Things quickly got snippy between the two team and Mina proposed a champagne toast, promising that we will remember their Tag Team Finals match.

Swerve Strickland Sets His Sights on Samoa Joe

Swerve Strickland made his intentions clear: he wants Samoa Joe and the AEW World Championship. Swerve said that he will team with Hangman Page at Winter Is Coming, but only for one night. After that, Swerve says he and Page need a “serious conversation.” Josh Alexander came out and was all angry. Alexander says that Swerve can’t just cut in the line for the number 1 contenders spot.

Alexander demanded the next shot and challenged Swerve on the spot. Swerve accepted for next week. Before Swerve could leave, Katsuyori Shibata blindsided him, leaving him out in the middle of the ring.

And in a Collision tradition (This took me way too long)

Swerve walks through the smoke
Joe’s crown burning in his gaze,
destiny stalks close.

TBS Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Leila Grey

Leila Grey brought it tonight. Grey hit Mone with a slew of lariats, a slingblade, and a running corner knee. But after the knee, she grabbed her leg in visible pain. One can only wonder if this was a real injury. Grey fought through to hit a bulldog, but right after she grabbed her knee again on the mat. Mercedes with a crucifix for a near fall. Moné quickly transitioned into the Statement Maker, making Grey tap out.

Moné refused to release the hold, forcing Christopher Daniels to come out. She kicked Daniels in the family jewels and she was proud of things tonight.

Winner: AND STILL TBS Champion; Mercedes Moné

Eddie Kingston Fires Back at Samoa Joe

Eddie Kingston says Joe can’t get in his head because he lives there every day. Kingston spoke about what AEW should represent. He says that AEW needs to be rewarding the best wrestlers, not manipulators. He accused Joe of leading young talent astray and urged the locker room to choose the right path, not the path of “snakes and rats.”

Backstage, the Triangle of Madness attacked multiple wrestlers while hunting for Jamie Hayter and Kris Statlander. The Sisters of Sin want them in Cardiff in the ring.

AEW National Championship: Ricochet (c) vs. Ace Austin

Ace Austin was tuning up for The Fold when Ricochet yanked the referee in the way to stop the attempt. Ricochet tried to follow with a low blow, but Austin caught the kick. Ricochet backflipped free and blasted Ace with a short Spirit Gun, then hit the Vertigo Driver to retain his title.

Winner: AND STILL National Champion; Ricochet

Blue League Match: Konosuke Takeshita vs. Jon Moxley

Takeshita targeted the injured left ankle Moxley tweaked against Kyle O’Reilly. Moxley also went for the ankle in this match. Both men were very intense in this match. Moxley had momentum late and hit the ropes, but his knee buckled, which allowed for Takeshita to drill him with a crushing knee strike. Mox kicked out, but Takeshita lowered the kneepad and fired another brutal shot before finishing Moxley off with the Raging Fire Driver.

Takeshita picks up 3 points, moving to 6 overall.
Moxley remains at 3 points.

Winner: Konosuke Takeshita

and for Tommy….

Blood, grit on the mat
even warriors taste defeat.
Moxley rises still.

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