AEW Collision: Roads to a Revolution

Titles and tag team action highlight This All Elite Wrestling,

Tommy "Milagro" Martinez

AEW Collision Lineup Confirmed For Tonight

It’s Saturday Night, and AEW Collision is all right for fighting. So you know what that means?

No, it’s not a good time to add more tariffs. Especially after the Supreme Court ruled otherwise.

But this is a good time for pro wrestling as we have AEW trios action with the JestSet Rodeo taking on The Demnd, which includes Ricochet and the GoA. Plus, Thunder Rosa is back, and she will deal with one-third of the Triangle of Madness in Julia Hart. Also, FTR faces off against The Rascalz, and we will see which tag team is the top in All Elite Wrestling.

From the Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, CA. Excalibur and Tony Schiavone have the call, and your First Match of the Night is for the…

AEW World Trios Championship Match: Jet Set Rodeo (“Hangman” Adam Page and “Speedball” Mike Bailey and Kevin “The Jet” Knight) (c) vs. The Demand (Ricochet and Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona)

Bailey and Ricochet start, and this match Demands attention. Ricochet ends up in a JetSet Rodeo early on, but Knight is in trouble with Kaun and Liona. Bailey tags in, but it’s all in Demand as Kaun runs roughshod, and he is a Speedball in Peril during the ads. A hot tag to Page, and he is a Hangman en Fuego. Ricochet is ready to deliver the Killshot, but gets pulled out. This is a melee until Jack Perry comes out.

The distraction allows a page to hit th Buckshit to retain, so…

Your Winners via Pinfall: The JetSet Rodeo

The Rascalz are backstage, and FTR smell the devil’s lettuce. But they want an eliminator challenge.

Moving on, here is some tag action with the…

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) vs. The Swirl ( Blake Christian and Lee Johnson)

I’m sure someone cares about this.

That someone is not me, so that’s why you will get a Haiku in Review™:

*Ahem*

Superkick Party

Abounds . The Swirl rebounds, but

BTE and it’s done.

Your Winners: The Young Bucks

Recap on MJF and Page from AEW Dynamite, and this is a Revolution waiting to happen.

There’s also a snippet from House of Glory (HOG, if you’re nasty) as MJF defeated Zilla Fatu, but it’s interesting as Friedman had an exchange with Andrade El Idolo.

Now for the…

CMLL World Heavyweight Championship Match: Claudio Castagnoli (c) vs. Josh Alexander

AEW CEO Tony Khan is in the ring with the participants. Once the bell rings, Alexander is a Walking Weapon, picking away at Castagnoli. Mostly, the match favors the Swiss Cyborg. A miscue by Castagnoli allows Alexander to take control, but Castagnoli gets back in the action. Alexander nails him with a drop to the apron edge. There’s a nice back-and-forth until a big swing to a Neutralizer ends it succinctly.

Your Winner, and Still CMLL Heavyweight Champion: Claudio Castagnoli

Now for women’s action (because someone asked for it)…

Megan Bayne ( with Penelope Fore) vs. B3cca

There are some nice “Let’s go B3cca” chants. However, before I can get a nice Haiku going, Bayne hits a MegaBomb for the pin and the win.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Megan Bayne

Nair is backstage with Tommaso Ciampa, and it’s been ten days since he lost the TNT title, and he wants “Silvey” back

Now for trios action between the…

The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, and PAC, with Marina Shafir) vs. The Don Callis Family ( Konosuke Takeshita, El Clon, and Mark Davis)

Yuta is wearing a wool cap after AEW Grand Slam as he locks up with Takeshita.

The match favors the Death Riders, and during Picture in Picture, Davis works him over, and he is a Rider in Peril. At one point, Takeshita has Mox in a headlock. The Family has their fun until there is a hot tag to PAC and he is a Rider en Fuego. At one point, he lands a moonsault on the family, then a German suplex to El Clon, followed by a tombstone for a two count.

Both groups fire live rounds, and it’s Davis with a chair, and Shafir takes it away. But it’s all for nought as Takeshita delivers the Raging Fire that ends it.

Your Winners: The Death Riders

After the match, Mox and Takeshita have a war of words, and he nails a Paradigm Shift to add emphasis

Nair is backstage with the Babez of Wrath, and they will defend any and all belts

But it’s time to get back to the squared circle for…

Thunder Rosa vs. Julia Hart

There is a huge pop for Rosa. Once they lock up, La Mera Mera gives Hart some pause with a chop outside the ring

Hart goes Old School, and during Picture-in-Picture, Hat is in control until…

Ads (Sighhh!)

We come back, and Rosa fights back with a lariat to the corner. Hart stays in the fight, but Rosa bears it. A moonsault by Hart is averted, and Rosa gets her feet up and delivers a Thunder Driver for the pin and trhe win.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Thunder Rosa

Thekla is in the stands and calls her out as one of the dumbest bitches ever. As she prods her, Hart makes an attempt, but Kris Statlander makes the save.

Oh, there is a moment with The Rascalz and Private Party…

Also, Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors interrupt the show with a message for Darby Allin.

Now the Main Event is…

The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier and Zac Wentz, with Myron Reed) vs FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, with Big Stoke)

Wentz and Harwood start, and he gives no respect to the Rascal. To that point, neither does Wentz.

Xavier is in the ring, and he and Wheeler have fun. They tumble outside, and during Picture in Picture, Xavier is a Rascal in Peril.

Now they get back on track, and they fly in and out of the ring. Harwood nails a powerbomb to Wentz and gets a two count.

A handspring knee and the Hotfire Press get knees for Xavier. Now The Young Bucks come out to interfere, and the Rascalz deliver the Hotfire Press for the one, two, and three.

Your Winners: The Rascalz

After the match, GoA interfere which leads to more chaos in the tga ranks as the show comes to a close

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