With just days remaining for Wrestle Dream, All Elite Wrestling emanates from the Wolstein Center in Cleveland for a 3 hour Dynamite + Collision special. We’ll find the rest of the participants for Clockwork Orange match on Saturday, plus both World Champions are on action. All this and much more come your way.
Death Riders (Moxley,Garcia,Kidd) vs Don Callis Family (Davis,Wardlow,Doyle)
Garcia and Davis start things off for the respective teams, Garcia was able to get some submissions in but was soon overpowered. A hot tag to Mox had everyone cheered up, ultimately didn’t matter as Davis still picked up the victory over Mox before their PPV match.
Winners – Don Callis Family
Clockwork Orange Qualifying Match: Adam Copeland vs Josh Alexander
The two Canadians lock up and it didn’t take long for Alexander to target Copeland’s previously injured leg. Any attempts at a comeback was cut off by Alexander immediately. Copeland found an opening sending Alexander face first into the turnbuckle before hitting a spear for the victory.
Post match, Copeland grabbed the mic, gave some praise for Christian for everything he did at All Out. Then makes it official that 2027 will be his final year as a professional wrestler and that he’s going after the World Title. Don Callis Family attempt an ambush, but Konosuke Takeshita and Conglomeration make the save
Winner – Adam Copeland
Clockwork Orange Qualifying Match: Konosuke Takeshita vs Brian Cage
Both men take turn sending each other outside. A dive to the outside by Cage handed him the control as he made use of everything at ringside. Unfortunately, it would be back to back failures for the family as Takeshita would pick up the victory with a Dragon Sleeper.
Winner – Konosuke Takeshita
Back at ringside, FTR is introduced by Tony Schiavone. A clearly disappointed Harwood calls out the Bucks, it’s the Motor City Machine Guns that comes out instead. They propose a Best of 5 Series, with the first one being agreed for Wrestle Dream.
International Championship + Clockwork Orange Qualifying Match: Kazuchika Okada vs Myron Reed
Reed was able to catch some of Okada’s moves early on, the Rainmaker still got the match under control soon enough. Okada was up to his antics again, at one point giving the crowd the middle finger. Reed put up a valiant effort and yet a Rainmaker meant Okada clinched his spot for Clockwork Orange.
Winner (And Still) – Kazuchika Okada
A promo package highlighting MJF being awarded Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s No. 1 wrestler of the year.
Backstage, the New Level looks for Swerve. Nana says Swerve has some family business to take care of and actor/comedian Mojo Brookzz will take his place.
We get to the ring, New Level addressed their opponents for Saturday, Mojo kept making comments which was admittedly funny sometimes, but also didn’t land other times.
Triangle of Madness vs Mercedes Mone and Divine Dominion
Thekla and Mone kick off the proceedings by absolutely laying into each other, Mone got the better off it and Thekla had to tag out. Didn’t get much better for Hart and Blue as they were dominated by the strength of Bayne and Kross. However, they got the last laugh as Thekla pinned Kross with a spear after the latter was missed in the face by Hart.
Winners – Triangle of Madness
United Empire (Ospreay, Andrade) vs Samoa Joe and Tommaso Ciampa
It’s Ciampa and Andrade who start the match, backed into a corner Ciampa tags in Joe, and they go at it for a while. Andrade then made the tag to Ospreay, the Empire brethren showing some good team work. Joe and Ciampa get to work on Andrade after tripping him up, after a while Ospreay gets the hot tag and had the fans riled up. In the end, Andrade had to tap out after Joe cinched in the Coquina Clutch.
Winners – Samoa Joe and Tommaso Ciampa
We go backstage with Renee Paquette asking Jon Moxley about his recent losses. Mox grabs whatever he can find and slams them down. Mox screams in pain and she asks him what kind of pain he is in. Mox says he can’t tells the difference anymore.
Clockwork Orange Qualifying Match: Ricochet vs Ace Austin
The two high flyers set the pace and it is Austin who seem to have the upper hand. Not for long though as the veteran Ricochet comes back with some tricks off his own. Lots of strikes being exchanged, the experience proved to be the decisive factor as a Spirit Gun followed by the Vertigo was enough for Ricochet to get the three count.
Winner – Ricochet
Renee Paquette is with Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight. The segment ended with the Young Bucks taking revenge for last week, blindsiding Fletcher and Knight with Superkicks.
Back at ringside, Justin Roberts introduces Nick Wayne. Wayne kept repeating that he beat Jericho with pyro accompanying it everytime. Soon after, Jericho came out asking for a rematch at WrestleDream, Wayne accepts under the condition that Jericho should apologise to him after he gets the win. This time, it was Jericho who stood tall.
Renee Paquette is with Tommaso Ciampa and Samoa Joe backstage. Ciampa says he is going to leave Andrade unconscious at WrestleDream and Joe says that he gave everyone a picture of the future.
Persephone & Dr Britt Baker DMD vs Dani Luna & Hyan
Hyan and Persephone get things under way, Things spill to the outside and Hyan was able to get in a dive on Persephone while she was preoccupied with Luna, she and Hyan had things under control until intervention from the DMG swung the pendulum to the other side. But it was her who got rolled up by Luna at the end.
Post match, the winners were attacked by their opponents until Queen Aminata with new music and all made the save.
Winners – Dani Luna and Hyan
TNT Championship + Clockwork Orange Qualifying Match Darby Allin vs Hechicero
In trademark fashion, Allin quickly went on the offence. Then Hechicero goes after the knees and back off Darby, he kept on the attack going after each body part despite Allin looking for a comeback. The comeback did eventually come and just like last week, successive Coffin Drops by the champion was enough to retain the championship and earn a place for Clockwork Orange.
Winner (And Still) – Darby Allin
After the match, one by one all participants of Clockwork Orange came out and have a go at each other for Sunday. The show went off the air as Allin landed a Coffin Drop on everyone outside as referees tried to restore order.
