AEW: New Matches Announced for Sat. Collision Show, Deonna Purrazzo on Adjusting to AEW, Adam Copeland on Importance of Having Options in Wrestling

Feb 3, 2024

Two New Matches Announced for Saturday’s AEW Collision Show

AEW CEO Tony Khan recently announced two new matches for the card of tonight’s AEW Collision show in Edinburg, Texas.

The first new match announced was a singles match of Queen Aminata vs. Serena Deeb.

TOMORROW, 2/3#AEWCollision
Edinburg, TX
TNT, 8pm ET/7pm CT@amisylle vs @SerenaDeeb

After a successful return last Saturday, The Professor faces a tough text tomorrow vs Queen Aminata, who had yet another impressive showing tonight on #AEWRampage!

Aminata vs Deeb, TOMORROW! pic.twitter.com/EebF255H2g
— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) February 3, 2024

The second new match announced was a Trios match of Christian Cage & The Patriarchy (Nick Wayne & Killswitch) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) & Daniel Garcia.

TOMORROW, 2/3#AEWCollision
Edinburg, TX
TNT, 8pm ET/7pm CT

TNT Champion @Christian4Peeps/@luchasaurus/@thenickwayne vs @DaxFTR/@CashWheelerFTR/@GarciaWrestling

After a huge win last Saturday,
FTR + Daniel Garcia start a new chapter vs Christian Cage + The Patriarchy TOMORROW! pic.twitter.com/YOF5xwpHQm
— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) February 2, 2024

Current card for February 3rd AEW Collision show:

Eddie Kingston vs. “The Bounty Hunter” Bryan Keith
Bryan Danielson vs. Hechicero
Queen Aminata vs. Serena Deeb
Christian Cage & The Patriarchy (Nick Wayne & Killswitch) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) & Daniel Garcia

Deonna Purrazzo Comments on Adjusting From TNA to AEW Career

A recent episode of the AEW Unrestricted podcast featured Deonna Purrazzo as the guest. One of the topics discussed Purrazzo’s thoughts about the differences in working in Impact/TNA Wrestling and AEW and adjusting to her new career in AEW.

“I really just think it’s been the scale of the company. IMPACT was IMPACT when I was there, it’s officially TNA now. I don’t want to say it’s a skelton crew, but it is. Everyone has multiple jobs, we’re in smaller venues, there are smaller crowds. If I need to fix my travel, there’s one person that does that. If I need comp tickets for my family, there’s one person that does that and I think adjusting to not knowing who is what department and who to go to for whatever question I have, and just the scale of production here in AEW is such a difference for me.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

Adam Copeland Comments on Importance of Having Different Options in Wrestling for Consumers

Sports Illustrated held a recent interview with Adam Copeland. One of the topics discussed included Copeland’s thoughts about the importance of having different options available in wrestling for consumers and fans.

“Any time there is more than one place to ply your trade, that’s good for everyone who is part of that trade. A monopoly is never a good idea. That goes for me as a consumer, too.
As a consumer, I want more choices. That doesn’t mean you have to choose one over the other. You can choose them all. I remember growing up and dying to be able to get my hands on NWA tapes. It didn’t air where I lived, where there was WWF. I found International Wrestling from Montreal. I found All-Star Wrestling from Vancouver. I found all these other shows, and I loved that. I’d get little snippets of guys I’d only seen in magazines. Then the show Pro Wrestling Plus with Ed Whalen, who was the announcer for Stampede, started, and I finally got to see wrestlers from the NWA and Continental. I just thought, give it all to me.
That’s why AEW is great. It’s so cool to see different wrestling. This is really special, and I’m having a blast being here.”