AEW Dynamite & Collision Results – Nov. 19, 2025 – Mercedes Mone vs. Red Velvet, Kazuchika Okada vs. Mascara Dorada, AEW National Title Casino Gauntlet #1 & #2 Spots Matches

AEW Dynamite Results
Nov 19, 2025

November 19, 2025
Boston, MA – Agganis Arena
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Bryan Danielson
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet #1 Spot match – Bobby Lashley defeated Ricochet via Spear (pinfall)
  2. Trios match – Josh Alexander & The Young Bucks defeated SkyFlight via Ankle Lock (submission)
  3. AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet #2 Spot match – Shelton Benjamin defeated “Speedball” Mike Bailey via Superkick (pinfall)
  4. Death Riders defeated Roderick Strong & Orange Cassidy via Bulldog Choke (referee stoppage)
  5. AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship First Round match – Timeless Love Bombs defeated Alex Windsor & Riho via Storm Zero (pinfall)
  6. Hangman Adam Page defeated Katsuyori Shibata via Buckshot Lariat (pinfall)
  7. AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship First Round match – Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir defeated TayJay via Mother’s Milk (submission)
  8. AEW Unified Championship vs. CMLL World Trios Championship Double Jeopardy match – Kazuchika Okada (AEW Unified) defeated Mascara Dorada (CMLL World Trios) via Rainmaker (pinfall)
  9. ROH Women’s World Television Championship Unification match – Mercedes Mone (interim) defeated Red Velvet (c) via Avalanche Lungblower (pinfall)

AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet #1 Spot Match
Bobby Lashley vs. Ricochet

Commentary runs down the lineup for tonight’s show before we kick things off at ringside for our opening contest! MVP accompanies Bobby Lashley on the way to the ring, followed by the GOA accompanying Ricochet before we get this match underway!

Ricochet grabs a microphone from ringside, as there are a couple things he wants to say. First of all, fly Eagles fly! This gets some boos from the crowd, as Ricochet talks about the only good thing coming out of this state is his beautiful wife. He then stalls for even more time as he starts running down MVP. The crowd tells him to “shut the f–k up” as Ricochet talks about getting the respect he deserves.

It becomes more and more clear that he’s trying to avoid actually fighting Bobby Lashley, running down people in the crowd before Lashley grabs him by the throat…and launches him over the top rope onto GOA! Ricochet recovers, just in time to take a clothesline from Lashley…who runs down Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun as well.

Ricochet gets back in the ring, dodging a spear in the corner by the All Mighty to get a nearfall off a roll up. He keeps Lashley down for a running shooting star press, but can’t keep Lashley down for more than a two count. Ricochet tries to use the ref as a human shield, but to no avail as Lashley ends up taking him out with a spear for the win!

Winner: Bobby Lashley via Pinfall.

Lashley celebrates as The Demand regroups on the ramp.

Backstage: The Opps

We get a reminder of Hangman Adam Page facing Katsuyori Shibata later tonight, before heading backstage to hear from The Opps. Samoa Joe addresses being told that if he gets involved tonight he will forfeit his shot at the title on Saturday, before saying Page is guilty of crimes against The Opps…and his punishment starts tonight, at the hands of Katsuyori Shibata.

Shibata begins the payment, and come Full Gear, Samoa Joe will collect in full. He allows Shibata to address the champ in Japanese before we cut away.

Backstage: The Young Bucks, Don Callis Family

We get another look at what’s to come at Full Gear and later tonight, before heading backstage where Don Callis tries to urge on the Young Bucks ahead of their match up next, and they’ll address the Bucks’ decision after.

Trios Match
Josh Alexander & The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. SkyFlight (Scorpio Sky & Top Flight (Darius & Dante Martin))

From there we head to ringside as Don Callis introduces the Bucks (who are from “Rancho Cuckamonga” apparently) as the pair head down the ramp for our next match. Josh Alexander makes his way out next, before Sky Flight makes their entrance before heading to the ring to get this match underway!

Nick and Dante start things off, with Nick getting the upper hand with an arm drag off the ropes. He heads to the apron, but Dante cuts him off before stopping a superkick. This ends in a double dropkick and a standoff between both men. Tag made to Josh and Darius. Josh takes to the ropes to drop Darius with a shoulder tackle, and takes him back down to the mat before sending Darius to the corner…only for Darius to send him off with a dropkick!

Quick tags in the Sky Flight corner as they take the incoming Matt to his limit, only for Nick to get some momentum on his side. This ends in chaos as Scorpio sends Matt and Nick to the outside, but gets caught by Alexander for a baseball slide as we go to ad break.

Back from break we see an argument between Matt and Alexander, and things start to break down…leading to a roll up that gets Scorpio a nearfall! Darius gets the tag and takes Josh off his game before landing on the Bucks with a dive to the outside. Back in and he gets the drop on Alexander for a two count.

Blind tag by Dante before Top Flight double-teams Alexander in the corner…sending him crashing to the mat with a modified Blockbuster for a nearfall! The Bucks get involved now, looking for a BTE Trigger, but Dante breaks free and sends them to the outside for a dive onto the floor. He leaps back into the ring for a cross body on Alexander, but only gets a two before Josh kicks out!

Alexander counters out of a sunset flip, grabbing Dante’s boot for an ankle lock before being sent out of the ring. The Bucks get involved once more with a TK Driver…before Josh shoves them away, clenching the ankle lock once more to force a tapout from Dante!

Winner: Josh Alexander & The Young Bucks via Submission.

Don calls for his Family to come to the ring as they await an answer from the Young Bucks. The world is watching, the world is waiting for the announcement that Matt and Nick Jackson are joining the Don Callis Family.

Don reminds them that it’s in the Bucks’ best interest to join the Family, but they are sheepish about giving a straight answer. Don says AEW can be a dangerous place without a family. He’d hate to see happen to the Bucks what happened to Kenny Omega, a clear threat that gets interrupted by the arrival of Kenny Omega himself!

He has a chair in hand, making a beeline for the ring where he goes after Josh Alexander. He gets into an argument with the Bucks and this allows Alexander to blindside him, grabbing an ankle lock before Don gives the Bucks a chance to show they’re joining the Family by hitting Omega with a BTE Trigger.

After some hesitation, they grab their old friend and look to possibly take him out…but Jurassic Express make their way out for the save instead! This sends the rest of the Family out of the ring as Omega and the Express stand tall with the fans singing along with “Tarzan Boy” playing in the arena.

Backstage: Babes of Wrath

Backstage, we hear from Babes of Wrath ahead of their semifinal match against the Sisters of Sin. Willow and Harley briefly address the women’s Blood & Guts match from last week before focusing on the match ahead.

Ringside: Bob Caudle Memorial Tribute

We return to commentary as they acknowledge the passing earlier this week of legendary commentator Bob Caudle (RIP).

AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet #2 Spot Match
Shelton Benjamin vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey

We head to ringside as Shelton Benjamin is accompanied by MVP for our next match, followed by “Speedball” Mike Bailey to get this match underway!

The two start to lock up before Benjamin is sent to the corner for a chop that barely fazes him…only to take a flurry of kicks instead! He sends Speedball to the outside, leaving close behind to send him to the ring post. Bailey turns things around, going after the arm of Benjamin before the latter sends him into the barricade to get back into it.

He brings Bailey back into the ring, but Speedball counters for a nearfall. He goes for a La Magistral but Shelton kicks out at two, only to take an armbar before rolling out of it. He gets sent over the top but lands on the apron, only to take a foot to the face sending him to the floor…before Bailey goes for a dive on the outside! No! Shelton catches him, slamming Speedball down hard as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Benjamin sends Bailey to the mat for a two count. Mike fights to his feet but is sent to the corner by Shelton, who takes a foot to the face and a missile dropkick by Speedball. Bailey continues the flurry of offense into a shooting star press on the mat, but only gets a nearfall for his effort.

Bailey with some more kicks as Benjamin gets to his feet, absorbing the punishment before Bailey catches him with a flying armbar. Benjamin powers back to his feet, hoisting Speedball up as both men go over the top rope to the outside. The ref begins the count as Shelton gets to his feet first, only to be pulled away by Bailey.

The two go at it outside, before Bailey lands a hurricanrana to send Shelton’s head into the barricade before sending him to the floor. The count has restarted at this point as Bailey slides back into the ring. The count reaches nine when Benjamin runs back into the ring, only to be dropped by Speedball! Bailey goes up top for a shooting star press, but only gets a two count when Benjamin kicks out.

Benjamin gets sent back to the mat as Bailey hits a backflip into the double knee, taking a nearfall before Shelton starts to fight back. He kicks out of a roll up and lays out Speedball with a superkick, but Bailey narrowly gets a shoulder up to stop the count. This riles up MVP, who calls the ref out for it before Benjamin lands a German suplex and another superkick for the pin and the win!

Winner: Shelton Benjamin via Pinfall.

Shelton celebrates the win as we go to commercial.

Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli & Jon Moxley) vs. Roderick Strong & Orange Cassidy

We head to ringside for our next match, as the Death Riders make their way through the crowd. We get a look at the chaos of the men’s Blood & Guts match as the Riders make their way to the ring. Out next is Roderick Strong, followed by Orange Cassidy before the two head to the ring to get this match underway!

We start things off with Strong and Castagnoli, only for Cassidy to go after Mox! He sends Mox to the outside as Claudio goes after Roderick back in the ring. Mox turns things around on Cassidy as back in the ring, Strong lands a dropkick. Cassidy sends Mox to the barricade before Roderick charges after him, landing chops on the lead Death Rider against the announce table…until Claudio intervnees, bringing Strong back into the ring.

Tag made to Mox, who lands some clubbing blows on Strong to send him to the corner. Cassidy jumps in for some shots of his own, allowing Roderick to fight back until the Death Riders take control with an exchange of tags. Mox sends Strong to the corner, but gets sent across the ring by Roderick…before laying him out with a clothesline, as the crowd chants “you tapped out” at Mox.

Claudio gets involved, keeping Cassidy at bay until he takes a cross body…only to roll through. He leaves the ring, catching Cassidy in mid-air on a dive before dropping him onto the barricade! He stays on the attack until Strong goes after him, with Mox and Cassidy following suit leading to a dive by Cassidy as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Mox has a hold on Cassidy in the ring before the latter breaks free…only to be sent to the corner for a beatdown by both Death Riders. Cassidy starts to fight back as he looks for a tag, only to be pulled away by Claudio…who gets rolled up for a nearfall! Castagnoli goes back after him for a shortened giant swing, but Cassidy dodges a clothesline for a DDT sending Claudio to the mat. Tags made to Mox and Roderick, with Strong keeping Mox off his feet before sending Claudio to the floor outside.

Strong runs the ropes for a running elbow on Mox, followed by a slam before going for the Stronghold! Mox might tap, but we’ll never know as Garcia distracts Roderick to force a break. Mox takes control for a nearfall as Cassidy breaks that up.

Death Riders send him away before looking for a Doomsday Device, but Strong fights them off for a superplex on Mox! Cassidy comes in for an Orange Punch on Garcia off a tag, but Yuta distracts him long enough for a pop-up uppercut by Castagnoli…and Mox cinches in a bulldog choke to make Cassidy pass out for the win!

Winner: Death Riders via Submission.

The celebration is cut short as Kyle O’Reilly heads out, making a beeline for the ring and Moxley as he gets an ankle lock that makes Mox tap right away. The Death Riders try to intervene, but Kyle will not relent as he keeps the hold locked in! The rest of his crew finally manage to get Mox out of the ring as the Conglomeration/Paragon stand tall in the ring.

O’Reilly gets a microphone, calling out Mox for a match at Full Gear…and since he’s already got a taste for blood, he wants it No Holds Barred! Just like at Blood & Guts, the history books will show that Mox tapped out!

The crowd chants this at Mox as the Death Riders escape through the crowd.

Backstage: Brodido

Backstage, Brodido address FTR’s actions as of late. Brody says FTR have proven they are one of the best tag teams in the business, but they have not proven they can beat Brodido. At Full Gear the pair will retain their tag titles, and Bandido says Brodido never stops fighting.

Backstage: Mercedes Mone

Backstage we see Mercedes Moné ahead of the ROH Women’s Television Unification Match later tonight, and with that we head to commercial.

Backstage: Kenny Omega, Jurassic Express

Backstage, Kenny Omega addresses the Don Callis Family and the Young Bucks. He says that things have become all too personal with them, and the money on the line is nothing compared to what Kenny wants to do to them. He tells Callis and his crew to rest up, and until Saturday goodnight (muah) and goodbye (bang)!

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship First Round Match
Timeless Love Bombs (“Timeless” Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa) vs. Alex Windsor & Riho

Back at ringside, the Timeless Love Bombs make their entrance for our next match as we look back at the women’s Blood & Guts match last week. Alex Windsor and Riho are out next, heading to the ring to get this match underway!

We start off with Mina and Riho, the two exchanging offense to a standstill before making tags to Storm and Windsor. Windsor looks for a test of strength and almost looks to be dancing…but this is a serious matter as they finally lock up, with Toni taking control until Alex breaks away. Storm is sent to the ropes and taken down with an arm drag by Windsor, who lands a shot to the throat to keep on the attack.

Tag to Riho, with an assist leading to a running forearm in the corner on Storm for a nearfall. Mina gets a tag and a double team leads to a leg drop for a two count of her own. She sends Riho to the ropes but Windsor runs in for the assist, sending Mina out before landing a double suplex on Toni…followed by an assisted cross body onto the Timeless One on the floor as we go to ad break!

Back from break, Riho is still in control of Mina as she tags in Windsor. Shirakawa fights back, catching both women off guard with a DDT on Riho while holding onto a leglock on Windsor. Tag made to Toni, who hits Alex with a series of snapmares into a high boot.

She lands a DDT for a two count, tagging Mina back in for an assisted torneo and a two count. Mina with a shimmy before stomping the legs of Windsor. She hits the ropes but gets with a Blue Thunder Bomb by Windsor for a nearfall. Tag to Riho and they keep Mina down while Windsor focus on Storm, allowing Riho to get a two count. She goes up top but Mina dodges, landing a backfist on Riho followed by the figure four leglock!

Riho quickly fights back, reversing the move until Toni comes to shift the lock back in Mina’s favor. Windsor returns the favor, and this leads to Alex and Storm going at it until they both land on their respective partners. Riho is up first for a nearfall, but Mina hits a running elbow for a two count of her own.

Tags made to Windsor and Storm now, with Alex taking control as she lifts Toni up for a back suplex and a two count. Storm fends off a Sharpshooter as Windsor takes a roundhouse kick by Mina, who hits a German suplex on Riho. Double hip attacks in the corner by the Timeless Love Bombs, and Storm covers Windsor for the win!

Winner: Timeless Love Bombs via Pinfall.

The pair celebrate as we are reminded of the final quarterfinal match still to come tonight. We get breaking news that at Full Gear the four advancing teams will face off in a Four-Corner Tag Team Match, with the winners getting to choose their stipulation for their semifinal match.

Backstage: Mark Briscoe, Don Callis, Mark Briscoe, Kazuchika Okada, Hechicero

With that we go backstage, where Kyle Fletcher and Mark Briscoe have something of a face-to-face ahead of their match at Full Gear with Renee thanking them for agreeing to no physicality. Fletcher looks forward to beating Briscoe and helping him see what a real family looks like, but Briscoe cuts him off saying he fights for his family every single week, whether it’s his family at home or The Conglomeration.

When he agreed to this stipulation he knew that failure is not an option, so this Saturday he will not disappoint his family…in fact, he’s gonna make his family proud! Before he can continue, he is blindsided by Okada and Hechicero! They hold Briscoe up as Callis tells him that he will see to it that Mark’s kids are made orphans, and Fletcher thanks the pair for NOT agreeing to no physicality.

Okada says he was happy to do this since Takeshita would not, hyping up “Protokada” before walking away as we go to commercial.

Backstage: PAC

We hear from PAC as he gives Darby Allin an “apology” for not breaking his neck like he promised he would. Still, as burned as Darby is no one has heard from him. He says that at Blood & Guts he maybe took things a little too far, before telling Darby that he still has any backbone he should answer his question. At Full Gear it will just be legit competition, no games or weapons…because when everything about Darby is stripped away, he is no match for a legitimate athlete like PAC!

Katsuyori Shibata vs. Hangman Adam Page

Back at ringside, Samoa Joe joins commentary for our next match. Out first is Katsuyori Shibata, who stays focused as he heads down the ramp…only to be blindsided by Hangman Adam Page, who comes at him from the crowd! He brings Shibata around toward the announce table, with Joe mouthing off at him as he brings Shibata back into the ring to get this match underway…

…only to be sent to the outside by Shibata, landing on the floor! Shibata sends the champ into the LED barricade, knocking the lights off as he continues the attack on Page. He sits him down on a chair before charging for a kick…but Hangman fights him off, laying in some shots of his own! He brings The Wrestler back into the ring, sending him to the corner for some stomps. He brings Shibata to the opposite corner, but Shibata fights back.

Side headlock by Shibata is countered to a backbreaker and a lariat by Hangman for a two count. Page stares down Joe at ringside, and this gives Shibata an opening as he sends the champ outside once more for a snap suplex to the floor as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Shibata has the advantage back in the ring until Page brings him to the outside, staring down Joe as he brings the trios champion back into the ring…where Shibata catches him for a nearfall. He goes for a PK but Page catches him, eventually sending Shibata into the corner…before The Wrestler runs into him with a running corner kick.

He follows up with a fakeout to go after the leg of the World Champion, only for a follow up to be dodged by Page. The ref gets knocked away allowing Shibata to land a low blow on Hangman, and Shibata has him trapped in an armbar until Page gets to the ropes for a break.

He goes after Page again, but the champ loosens his boot which ends up slipping out of Shibata’s grasp…and this allows Page to land a Buckshot Lariat for the win!

Winner: Hangman Adam Page via Pinfall.

Page stares down Joe from the ring as we transition to Collision.

Page gets a microphone to address Samoa Joe, telling him to look at what happened to Shibata before saying he’s not afraid to remind the challenger what happened the last time he was locked in a steel cage with someone. Page’s music hits as The Opps regroup on the ramp before we cut away.

Video: FTR, Stokely Hathaway

Page gets a microphone to address Samoa Joe, telling him to look at what happened to Shibata before saying he’s not afraid to remind the challenger what happened the last time he was locked in a steel cage with someone. Page’s music hits as The Opps regroup on the ramp before we cut away.

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship First Round Match
Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir vs. TayJay (Tay Melo & Anna Jay)

Back at ringside, Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir make their entrance for the first match of the Collision hour. Out next are TayJay and we get this tag title quarterfinal underway!

Tay and Marina go at it to start things off, with Melo managing to take control for a tag to Anna Jay and a double suplex. Bayne charges in but gets sent away to the outside, and things break down as all four women go at it on the outside. Tay sends Shafir into the apron and Jay sends Megan to the ring steps, and TayJay climb on top of the barricade for a double cross body to keep both opponents down!

Jay brings Marina back in the ring for a tag to Melo, only for Shafir to fight them off long enough for Bayne to get the tag and a clothesline. She tags Marina back in, and both women look ready to get back into it as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Megan gets sent to the mat before Tay tags in to keep on top of the Megasus. Shafir intervenes but is sent away as TayJay goes after their opponents in opposit corners. Bayne and Marina block suplex attempts but Tay and Jay manage to pull it off anyway, sending them to the mat. Double guillotines are countered, as Anna and Melo get dropped to the mat. They double-team Jay for a cover by Bayne, broken up by Tay.

Marina gets sent to the outside for a double-team on Bayne, but Anna only gets a two count. Bayne fights back until Jay goes for a Queenslayer…but Megan backs into her corner for a blind tag, and Shafir goes after Jay for a takedown and the Mother’s Milk! Jay is out cold and the ref calls for the bell.

Winner: Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir via Submission.

The celebration is cut short by Mina and Toni speaking up from backstage, addressing the possible stipulations they could name after winning at Full Gear. Storm brings up Mox saying he’ll, uh…piss himself in fear when he sees what they’ll do to his “little women.” (I sure hope I can write that…because I just did. Anyway…)

Video: Kris Statlander

Commentary hypes up the ROH Women’s Television Title Unification Match later tonight, as well as the AEW Women’s World Championship match at Full Gear. Matter of fact…

Video Package: Kris Statlander talks about focus ahead of that match, and more importantly, tells us to focus…on her.

Backstage: Bang Bang Gang

Backstage we hear from Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn as they talk up the Tailgate Brawl 4-Way Match for $200,000. Lot of financial talk from Robinson before we cut away.

AEW Unified Championship vs. CMLL World Trios Championship Double Jeopardy Match
Kazuchika Okada (AEW Unified) vs. Mascara Dorada (CMLL World Trios)

Back at ringside, Mascara Dorada makes his way out for our next match. The nature of this Double Jeopardy match means that if Dorada wins he earns a shot at the AEW Unified Championship, and if Okada wins there’s a future shot at the CMLL World Trios Championship. Speaking of, out next is Okada alongside Don Callis and Hechicero as the Rainmaker enters the ring to get this match underway!

The two lock up before Dorada breaks free. Another lock up leads to Okada being taken to the ropes, only to knock Mascara down with a shoulder tackle. He sends Dorada to the ropes but the luchador catches him off guard, forcing the Rainmaker to the outside. The ref begins the count as Okada takes his time at ringside.

Dorada becomes frustrated, going after the champ on the outside…and this proves costly as he gets sent into the barricade by Okada! Okada goes back in the ring, only to be met with a dive by Dorada sending him back out…and following up with another dive sending the Rainmaker to the floor!

He brings Okada back in the ring for an attack from the turnbuckle, but a dropkick from Okada forces the luchador to land on the floor as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, the two men go at it on the apron until Dorada manages to take control, sending Okada onto the top rope. He gets back in the ring to get to the ropes, taking Okada down to the mat once more…before Okada responds with a powerbomb! Dorada comes back as he sends Okada to the outside for a torneo, and then sends Okada into the barricade for a cutter and a hurricanrana!

He brings the champ back into the ring as he climbs up top for a 450 splash, but Okada dodges it before taking the luchador down hard to the canvas. Okada goes up top now, connecting with an elbow drop before mocking the crowd. Dorada fights out of a Rainmaker lariat, only for Okada to land a backslide followed by a dropkick after the luchador hits the ropes. Dorada catches the champ in the corner for a hurricanrana, and goes back up top for a 450 splash. Cover by Dorada…and Okada manages to kick out!

He sets Okada up in the corner, keeping the Rainmaker at bay as he sets up for another rana…that gets countered into a massive powerbomb by Okada! He goes for a Rainmaker lariat, but Dorada counters into a small package for a two count. Okada responds with a Falcon Arrow followed by the Rainmaker lariat for the win!

Winner: Kazuchika Okada via Pinfall.

Don grabs a microphone to address the Don Callis Family challenging for the CMLL World Trios Championship, announcing that the match takes place at the Tailgate Brawl on Saturday. Don reveals the team that will challenge for the titles, led by Okada who is joined by Hechicero…and making his triumphant return, IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Konosuke Takeshita! Okada is none too pleased to hear this, despite the joy on the face of Don Callis as we cut away.

Backstage: Triangle of Madness

Backstage, we hear from the Sisters of Sin who address the Babes of Wrath as well as the match at Full Gear.

ROH Women’s World Television Championship Unification Match
Mercedes Mone (Interim) vs. Red Velvet (c)

Back at ringside, Kris Statlander makes her way out as she heads to commentary for our main event of the night, coming up next!

Well, there’s been enough talk…IT’S TIME for our main event!

We head to ringside as Mercedes Moné makes her entrance, showing off her other titles while holding onto the Interim ROH Women’s Television Championship. Out next is the return of the official champion as Red Velvet makes her way to the ring to get this unification match officially underway!

Moné takes Velvet down for a quick roll up and a two count, and Velvet fights back for a nearfall of her own. This leads to the two women having a standoff, before Mercedes takes her fellow champ to the mat for a dance. Velvet responds by sending Moné to the corner to “stir it up,” followed up with a boot to the throat on Mercedes in the corner.

Moné fights back, forcing Velvet to the outside with a baseball slide before landing a Meteora off the apron to keep her down. She grabs both ROH titles, showing them off as she mocks Stat at the announce table…and this allows Velvet to go after the CEO with some punches. Moné turns it back around, sending Velvet into Statlander before bringing her back into the ring. Stat gets riled up, but is kept away by the ref as Moné goes after Velvet with the title…but the ref catches her!

This allows Velvet to roll her up for a nearfall as we go to ad break.

Back from break, Moné counters a suplex for a nearfall before Velvet takes the CEO down with a bulldog for a two count of her own. She keeps on the attack for another nearfall, but a knockout punch is countered into a Statement Maker by the CEO! Velvet does her best to fight out of it before Moné rolls through, but this gives Velvet some space to break free. She goes for a cross arm breaker before transitioning to a modified arm scissors, only for Mercedes to counter with a roll up to force a break.

Both women are back on their feet as Moné sends Velvet to the corner with a kick, but Velvet fights back to send Mercedes to the mat for a two count. She hits an octopus hold of sorts on Moné, but it gets countered for a nearfall by the CEO. She brings Velvet to the corner, but is met with some offense by Velvet…who takes Moné down hard for a two count!

Mercedes looks for a tombstone piledriver but is sent to the corner with a headscissors by Velvet, and the two fight it out on the turnbuckle…until Moné lands an avalanche lungblower for the pin and the win!

Winner: Mercedes Mone via Pinfall to become the new Undisputed ROH Women’s World Television Champion.

Moné celebrates in front of Statlander, who goes after Moné before the latter locks her in a Statement Maker! We see the Women’s World Champion tapping out, leaving us to wonder if the same fate will happen at Full Gear as Mercedes celebrates. As she does, we see Statlander carry Red Velvet up the ramp as Collision (and this 3-hour special as a whole) comes to a close.

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