AEW Dynamite & Collision Results – Sept. 23, 2026 – 3-Hour Show, Swerve Strickland & The New Level vs. The Demand, Persephone vs. Hyan

AEW Dynamite Results
Sep 23, 2026

September 23, 2026
Fishers, IN – Fishers Event Center
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Taz
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW World Trios Championship – Swerve Strickland & The New Level (c) defeated The Demand via STO and House Call combo (pinfall)
  2. AEW Continental Championship Eliminator match – Jon Moxley (c) defeated Dezmond Xavier via Grapevine Bulldog Choke (submission)
  3. Tommaso Ciampa defeated Jake Doyle via Running Knee Strike (pinfall)
  4. TBS Championship – Persephone (c) defeated Hyan via Roll-up (pinfall)
  5. Will Ospreay & “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated Death Riders via Styles Clash (pinfall)
  6. Don Callis defeated The Outrunners via UFO Splash (pinfall)
  7. Queen Aminata defeated Skye Blue via Off With Her Head (pinfall)
  8. PAC defeated Ace Austin via Black Arrow (pinfall)

Backstage: The Demand, Prince Nana, Swerve Strickland, The New Level

Dynamite kicks off with the commentary hyping up what’s to come this weekend at All Out, before we look at matches for tonight’s 3-hour special. We find out tonight’s World Trios Title match is up next, but first we get some words from the challengers The Demand and the champions.

AEW World Trios Championship
The Demand (Toa Liona, Bishop Kaun, & Ricochet) vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level (Kofi & Austin Creed) (c)

We head to ringside as the champions exercise their right to make their entrance first to, uh, make their entrance first. Swerve Strickland is quickly joined by New Level on their way to the ring for our opening match of the night. Out next are the challengers as The Demand make their entrance, and we take a look back at the challengers laying out the champ last week before this match gets underway!

We kick things off with Ricochet and Strickland, the two trading offense early on. Ricochet gets sent to the ropes, but Swerve fends him off before being dropped hard to the mat. Ricochet to his feet as Strickland lands a chop, only to be cut off at the ropes by Kaun. Ricochet sends Swerve to the corner for a tag to Bishop, but Swerve fights out long enough for a tag to Creed.

Austin lands some hard strikes on Kaun, setting him up against the ropes for a dropkick to the back. Tag made to Kofi and Creed draps Kaun on the bottom rope for a senton by Kofi, who sends him back into the ring for a nearfall. Tag made back to Creed now, followed by one to Swerve for a double-team on Bishop. Kofi is back in and gets the drop on Bishop, and he and Creed continue to go to work on Kaun for a double dropkick. Creed’s in as Kofi hits the ropes for a double-team, only to be cut off by Liona who gets the tag.

GOA with the double-team on Creed for a double powerbomb, and Toa attacks the throat of Austin as we go to ad break.

Ricochet in control as he brings Creed to his feet, sending him to the corner. Austin knocks off GOA from the apron before catching Ricochet with a side leg sweep sending him to the canvas. He heads to the corner but is caught Ricochet, who sends him to the outside…where Austin lands a dive on Bishop Kaun! Ricochet goes after him on the apron but gets caught on the top rope by Creed, who gets launched to the floor by Toa Liona. He charges after Kofi but gets hit with a House Call by Swerve…who in turn gets dropped with a dive over the top turnbuckle by Ricochet!

GOA hoist Swerve up for a clothesline by Ricochet, who gets back in the ring as Liona brings Creed back into the ring as well. Ricochet lands some shots on Creed, who fights back with a thrust kick. Austin crawls over for a tag to Kofi, who dodges Liona to take out Kaun who tags in. He fends off Liona some more but is intercepted by Bishop…who takes a guillotine leg drop of sorts by Kofi! Liona back in the ring with a tag, and GOA double-team Kofi leading to a nearfall.

Creed comes in and sends Toa to the corner, but is shoved to the outside by Liona and landing face first on the floor. GOA focus on Kofi as Ricochet keeps Creed down on the outside, but they only get a two count as Kofi tries to fight back. Kofi sent to the corner as Ricochet gets a tag, and a triple-team leads to a 630 senton by Ricochet for the cover…only for Swerve to break up the pin at the last second!

Ricochet is angry as he turns his attention to Strickland, and this opens him up for a back drop by Kofi. Kofi with the tag to Swerve as Bishop tags in as well, and the two fight it out on the apron leading to a Swerve Stomp sending Kaun to the floor. Toa comes in as Swerve returns to the ring, picking himself up after a rolling flatliner by both Strickland and Creed. Hook kick by Kofi leads to a kick by Creed and a 450 splash by Swerve and the cover…and a 450 by Ricochet to break THAT pin up!

Chaos ensues, leading to Creed dropping Liona to the mat only to be laid out by Kaun. Ricochet and Kofi go at it with Kofi coming out on top, but in comes Toa once more…before Swerve levels him with a House Call, and the champs stack up on Liona for the pin to retain their titles.

Winner: Swerve Strickland & The New Level via Pinfall to retain the AEW World Trios Championship.

With the win, the champs will turn their attention to All Out when they defend against Brodido and Hangman Adam Page…and out come the next contenders with microphones. Page speaks first, congratulating the champs on retaining as he says the titles feel important in their hands as much as they did in Page’s and his pals’ hands. He’s glad Austin and Kofi are here, but he doesn’t think they know who they’ve gotten involved with. He asks Swerve what he’s doing, wondering why he’s suddenly got trios partners when he wins the trios title. Creed answers the question, saying Swerve is teaming with the best team in professional wrestling and making these titles the most prestigious.

Kofi insists that Swerve is a changed man, and he’s been nothing but cool since New Level have been here. Brody King points out it’s only been three weeks, and Page says to give it time. Swerve says they have some nerve talking like this, especially Page. He also asks if Page is going to abandon Brodido like he did his previous trios partners, as we saw two years ago in Chicago that Hangman is no better or different than Strickland. Brody interrupts to say that we will six of the best AEW has to offer face off for the trios titles, and Bandido ends things by saying they will regain the titles this Saturday.

Backstage: Will Ospreay, Francesco Akira, “Speedball” Mike Bailey

Backstage, we hear from “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Will Ospreay, and Franscesco Akira. Ospreay welcomes Speedball into United Empire ahead of their tag match later tonight, and Akira speaks some Italian before Ospreay stops him from swearing for the second week in a row. He asks Bailey if he has anything in green as we go to commercial break.

Backstage: Thekla

We return backstage where Thekla talks about two different kinds of b—hes, the dumb one and the real one. She asks Willow if she knows which one she is, before turning her attention to how she’s going to be all nice tonight but on Saturday it’s going to get all toxic.

AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match
Dezmond Xavier vs. Jon Moxley (c)

We head to ringside for our next match, as Jon Moxley makes his entrance from outside the venue before making his way through the crowd toward the ring. Desmond Xavier makes his way out next as we look back at the Rascalz/Death Riders match two weeks ago on Collision, and Xavier gets into the ring to get this title eliminator match underway!

The two lock up and Xavier is taken to the mat by the champ. Desmond gets back to his feet quick and catches Mox in a side headlock. Jon brings him to the mat for a nearfall, but Desmond still has the hold in place until Mox shoves him down hard. He hits the ropes but gets caught in a headscissors by Xavier, sending him to the corner. Xavier with some shots, but the champ turns it around for a chop.

Desmond walks away but is intercepted by Mox, who sends him into the corner again for some more damage. Xavier fights his way out of the corner, forcing Jon to take a breather on the outside before he goes for a dive. Jon back in the ring as Desmond gets back in, hitting the ropes…and walking into a big boot by the champ as we go to ad break!

Mox has Xavier in the corner for some punches before looking for a Gotch style piledriver. Desmond fights back, sending the champ to the outside for a dive sending Mox to the floor. He brings Jon back into the ring. Mox heads to the corner as Xavier charges at him, but he switches to a thrust kick followed by some chops sending the champ to the corner. He hits a standing star press but only gets a nearfall for his effort.

Jon cuts off a kick by Xavier for a suplex, sending Desmond to the corner. He lands a kick before hoisting Xavier up, but Desmond fights out and takes the champ down for a cover and a two count. He hits the ropes but gets caught by Mox, only to fight back out and land a kick…before the champ fires back with a lariat that levels Desmond! Both men back to their feet as Xavier dodges Mox in the corner, only for the champ to dodge a moonsault. Mox with a dropkick sending him to the corner, but he takes a kick by Xavier who goes for the cover…and gets trapped in a bulldog choke instead!

Xavier fights his way toward the ropes but is brought back to the center by the champ, and Desmond is out cold as the ref calls for the bell.

Winner: Jon Moxley via Submission.

Mox celebrates his victory.

Backstage: Darby Allin, Steven Borden, Adam Copeland

We cut backstage, where Darby Allin and Steven Borden are approached by Adam Copeland. He says he asked Cage to sit this one out so it doesn’t get hostile. He gives Borden some props for doing as well as he has so early on in his career. He’s aware that Borden and Darby are looking to get a future title shot at the tag titles, but as one half of the champs he tells Borden that he’s reaching for not only stars but legends…and to ask his dad what that looks like. As for Darby, facing the champs is like climbing two Mount Everests.

Darby interrupts whatever this is supposed to be, saying that with all due respect, challenge accepted. With that, we go to commercial break.

In-Ring: The Young Bucks, FTR, Stokely Hathaway, Cage & Cope

We head back to ringside as the Young Bucks make their way out to a nice pop from the crowd. I’m assuming the pair are out here to say something, but apparently so are FTR as they make their entrance as well. Is…is this a tag team summit ahead of the ladder match at All Out?

Big Stoke has a mic in hand as the three make their way toward the ring. I suppose this is definitely a summit of sorts, because out next is Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, the latter holding a mic for the champs as they make their way down the ramp.

Stoke is the first to speak, saying FTR has nothing left to say and the only reason they’re here is so they’re not fined by the greatest boss in the world, Tony Khan. Matt Jackson takes umbrage with this, but says that FTR having nothing to contribute tracks for the team that, coming into All Out, are essentially the Dudley Boyz. This riles up FTR as Nick talks about the opportunity they have this weekend. They may be called the Young Bucks but they’re not getting any younger.

Cage speaks now, saying FTR and the Bucks are way too focused on seeing who becomes the first team to be four-time AEW tag champions when Cage and Cope are one time champions and it’s going to stay that way. There’s a bit of business he likes to do ahead of big matches, and since he’s already done FTR’s mothers…he looks forward to meeting the Bucks’ mother in Chicago.

Cope stops this from going any further, telling his old pal he’s got issues before cutting to the chase. He addresses what FTR and Bucks have said before calling himself and Cage a generational tag team, noting how many matches they’ve been in and the experience they have over both sets of challengers. This leads to Matt addressing not only that they’re on the older side but the injury Cope had that kept him out for so long (as well as the more recent one taking him out for over a year)…and FTR only further instigate things, leading to a brawl between all three teams that sees tables, ladders, and chairs factor in!

Bucks and FTR fight to the outside as security tries to intervene, and an enraged Cope and Cage turn their attention to one of the guards for a one-man Conchairto. This ends with Copeland’s music playing.

Backstage: Willow Nightingale

We go backstage, where Willow Nightingale addresses what Thekla had to say. She points out that the last time they faced off, Willow beat Thekla for the title. She’s now had a taste of that glory, and that could be dangerous for Thekla this Saturday at All Out.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Jake Doyle

Back at ringside, Tommaso Ciampa makes his way to the ring for our next match. We get a reminder that he is facing Okada at All Out for the AEW International Champion, but tonight he faces Something completely different as Don Callis accompanies Jake Doyle to the ring to get this match underway!

Jake goes after Ciampa early on, but is quickly sent to the outside by Tommaso. Ciampa brings Doyle back into the ring for a running knee…but gets caught with a body splash by Jake instead! Doyle continues to go to work on the Psycho Killer, sending him to the mat with a lariat.

Doyle sends Ciampa to the outside, looking for a powerbomb before Ciampa fights out. He gets back into the ring, catching Jake with a DDT on the apron before fighting him to the barricade. He charges at Doyle for a knee strike that drives Doyle into the barricade before sliding into the ring long enough to break the count. He charges at Doyle again, but Jake catches him with a chokeslam of sorts slamming Ciampa onto the barricade as we go to ad break!

Ciampa and Doyle are up top until Jake gets dropped to the mat with a Psycho Driller…but Tommaso only gets a two count. Doyle is still down as Ciampa mocks Okada’s pose (camera zoom and all)…and this allows Doyle a chance to get back to his feet. Tommaso rocks him with some shots sending him back down, but Doyle steps on his foot to stop his momentum. Jake hoists up Ciampa, who fights out. Jake hits the ropes but walks into a dropkick by Ciampa.

Doyle hoists him up for a powerbomb, but it’s only good for two. Ciampa escapes the ring as Doyle follows him, sending him into the barricade before slamming his head against the LED board. Doyle goes for a powerbomb again but has to accept just slamming Ciampa’s face against the floor.

He brings Ciampa back into the ring, but gets caught with a knee by Ciampa…who heads to the corner for another one as he picks up the win!

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa via Pinfall.

Ciampa takes the microphone after the match, addressing that for a while they’ve been on different islands so the question was asked of “What If”…only now they live on the same island, we don’t have to ask that question. We don’t even have to wait for Chicago, since Jake Doyle couldn’t get it done. Okada makes his way to the stage, giving Ciampa bad news as he won’t be getting the Rainmaker tonight.

At All Out, Tommaso will get what he wants, and Okada will get what he wants…when he beats Ciampa’s a– and proves he’s not on the same level as the Rainmaker…b—h. Ciampa doesn’t let this slide as he promises to bring a side of the Psycho Killer that no one has seen at All Out…b—h.

Ciampa’s music hits as we go to commercial break.

TBS Championship
Hyan vs. Persephone (c)

We head to ringside for our next match as Dr. Britt Baker accompanies Persephone to the ring. Baker joins commentary as the TBS Champion gets into the ring, and out next is Hyan, making her way to the ring before this TBS Title match gets underway!

Persephone with a display of power early on, but Hyan manages to fight back for a nearfall. Persephone responds with a cradle for a two count of her own, and the champion maintains control as she drives a boot into the throat of Hyan…who manages to fight out of it long enough to send Persephone out of the ring, followed by a dive that sends the champ to the floor as we go to ad break!

Persephone still in control with some strikes, keeping the challenger down despite some fighting back. Persephone with a two count before sending Hyan to the corner, but Hyan fights back with a boot before taking the champ to the mat. Fall away slam gets a cover for the challenger, but only a two count.

Persephone catches Hyan with a nearfall which is countered into one by the challenger. Persephone gets some shots in on Hyan, who turns things around to nearly pick up the win on the champion. Persephone ends up cradling Hyan, grabbing the bottom rope for leverage for the win to retain.

Winner: Persephone via Pinfall to retain the TBS Championship.

Persephone celebrates the win with Baker as we go to commercial break.

Will Ospreay & “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli & Gabe Kidd)

We head back to ringside for what I’m assuming is our Dynamite main event (leaving me to wonder what we will see on the Collision hour) as “Speedball” Mike Bailey and Will Ospreay make their entrances first. Out next are Claudio Castagnoli and Gabe Kidd, getting some love from the Death Riders before making their way through the crowd and toward the ring to get this match underway!

Bailey and Kidd start things off, with Bailey being brought to the mat by Gabe. Speedball is back up and the two trade shots until Bailey is sent to the mat, but he dodges a senton by Kidd. Kidd sends Speedball out of the ring as Ospreay tries to intervene, and this ends with the Riders going to work on Ospreay and Bailey. Ospreay fights back with a forearm off the barricade on Claudio as back in the ring, Speedball drops Gabe with a missile dropkick. Double-team off an Ospreay tag leads to a sky twister press for two.

Ospreay gets Kidd to the corner but Gabe bites his hand to get out of it, and Claudio gets a tag as the Riders double-team the AEW World Champion. Bailey comes in and the Riders get sent to the outside for a dive by Ospreay and Speedball. Ospreay brings Claudio back in before tagging in Speedball, and they go for a tandem suplex…only for both to be dropped to the mat by Castagnoli. Tag made to Kidd as we go to break.

Back from break, and Claudio stays in control as he takes Speedball down for a two count. Kidd with the tag now, going to work on Bailey until he takes an enziguri. Ospreay reaches for a tag but is pulle doff the apron by Claudio, only for Bailey to drop him to the floor with an Pele kick to the outside…but when Speedball comes back into the ring he is cut off by Kidd, who takes a bite out of Bailey’s foot!

Speedball manages to fight back, sending Gabe to the canvas before tagging in Ospreay. Claudio with a tag as well as he gets sent to the ropes by the world champ. Claudio blocks a suplex and this allows Kidd to intercept off a tag, only to take a suplex by Ospreay himself. This allows Claudio to get involved until he gets dropped with a suplex by Ospreay. Twisting kick by Ospreay gets a two, and a Hidden Blade is dodged by Kidd. Ospreay lands some chops before cinching in Deathground on Kidd.

Claudio breaks it up but is intercepted by Speedball, and both men catch the Riders in cross arm breakers…only for Claudio to hoist Bailey up onto Ospreay as Gabe breaks free! Kidd fires up after Claudio tags in, dropping Ospreay for a two as Bailey comes back into things. Chaos ensues as Ospreay counters a big swing into a headscissors before landing the Styles Clash for the win!

Winner: Will Ospreay & “Speedball” Mike Bailey via Pinfall.

Ospreay and Bailey celebrate the win before Will Ospreay takes a microphone to talk about what tonight means for him. He thanks the fans for being here and what their support means, and he is honored to be their World Champion. As long as AEW been alive, so has Jon Moxley. He has one thing to say to Jon Moxley…thank you. Thank you for the guidance, thank you for being the ace, and thank you for breaking me. Because of that, Ospreay is the man he is today. Mox’s history has been well documented, and the one thing he’s learned from Mox that will stick with him is the World Title is what it’s all about.

He’s risked his life for leather and gold, but more so for what it represents. He’s here to attack for the next generation, and Mox has just been dumped into an ocean with a great white shark…because this time Mox is the challenger and Ospreay is the World Champion.

Mox has a mic of his own as he enters the ring. He asks Ospreay if, standing in this ring across from Mox, does Will feel like the champion? Ospreay doesn’t get to answer before Gabe Kidd slides into the ring looking for a sneak attack, only to be leveled by the champ…who tells Mox you’re f–king right I feel like the champion. Mox takes his leave from the ring, leaving Ospreay to stare down at Kidd as the Dynamite portion of the night comes to an end.

We kick off the Collision broadcast with Ospreay leaving the ring to high-five Bailey up on the stage, celebrating their win as we cut backstage.

Backstage: Jungle Jack Perry

We hear from Jack Perry as he addresses HOOK telling him he needed to face Katsuyori Shibata before he can face Samoa Joe. Perry and Shibata will face off at the All Out Tailgate Brawl this Saturday, and Perry smiles at the thought of having to survive Shibata.

On Stage: Divine Dominion, The Brawling Birds

We head back to ringside for the Face-to-Face interview as we see the champions and the challengers out on the stage…which has a tea set and crumpets(??) out on a table. This is a gift from Divine Dominion to the Brawling Birds, something to help the champs feel special before they take back their titles. Brawling Birds accept the gift, saying may the best team win at All Out…before things quickly take a turn!

Divine Dominion end up on top as they drop the champs to the stage, standing tall.

Video: The Conglomeration

We get a video from after Dynamite last week. Roderick Strong has a lot on his mind after The Conglomeration failed to take the Trios Titles, and says he can’t take this anymore before walking off.

Don Callis Family (“The Jet” Kevin Knight & Kyle Fletcher) vs. The Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Flyod)

Floyd and Fletcher start things off here with Turbo getting one over on the Protostar, but that doesn’t last long as Kyle sends him to the ropes for a running boot. Fletcher follows up with a forearm and a tag to Knight, leading to a double-team as the Jet gets a two count.

Kevin stays on top of Turbo with a side headlock, but Floyd fights to his feet for a tag to Magnum. Double-team sends the former TNT Champion to the mat. The Outrunners pose but are interrupted by Fletcher, allowing Knight to get some shots in on Truth before making the tag to Fletcher. They send him to the ropes for a double-team, but Knight is sent out followed by Magnum…and Floyd gets dropped by Fletcher, with the Family taking control as we go to ad break!

Family with a double-team on Magnum as Knight tags in for a nearfall. Kevin keeps Truth from a tag to Floyd, but ends up pulling him toward Fletcher who takes a right hand instead. Turbo goes after Kevin and finally gets the tag, allowing the Outrunners to run wild with body slams on both opponents before sending Kevin and Kyle into each other before hitting the double elbow drop for a nearfall.

Knight breaks it up, allowing Fletcher to fire back with a half and half suplex on Floyd. Tag made to Knight before Fletcher drops Turbo down hard with a sheer drop brainbuster, and Knight follows that up with a UFO Splash for the win.

Winner: Don Callis Family via Pinfall.

Renee gets into the ring to ask if they believe the momentum will carry them to a win at All Out. Kyle tells her they’ve got it from here, before telling the crowd to say his full name. He addresses the comments made by Borden and Darby, saying they’ll get burned when they face the Family at All Out this Saturday. He admits to Callis that he didn’t like Kevin at first but they’re working together like a well-oiled machine…or, like a family. He states that this will be a cake walk for the pair, and they will become the new number one contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

Darby’s music hits as we see RPG Vice waiting for Allin and Borden on the stage, but it turns out they’re up in the rafters as Darby says they’re not coming down there to get jumped by all fifty members of the Don Callis Family. Darby reminds Knight what happened when they faced off, but Knight says they’re playing by his (Flamingo’s) rules at All Out. He calls Borden a little rookie, but Darby makes fun of this by asking how it’s going to feel to lose to a man in his third match. Just don’t call it an upset.

Darby’s music hits.

AEW Tailgate Brawl and All Out 2026 Shows Cards Rundown

Commentary hypes up All Out, including the matches set for the Tailgate Brawl and the lineup for the PPV event itself.

In-Ring: Chris Jericho, Nick Wayne

Back to ringside as Jericho makes his way out. We take a look back at Jericho beating Nick Wayne last week on Dynamite, and the revenge Wayne got after the match, as Jericho enters the ring. Crowd chants for Jericho as he gets a microphone, thanking “Indianapolis” for their love. He talks about beating Nick Wayne last week only to get kicked “right in the plums” after. He didn’t like that but did like that Nick took advantage of an opening and made it work.

He offers Wayne another chance to stand toe to toe with Jericho here tonight, telling him to get down here. Nick’s music hits as he makes his way out, stopping at the apron with a mic of his own. Jericho asks if he’s scared to get into the ring, but Wayne just says he’s smart. He finally steps into the ring, talking about how much the ladies in this crowd love his face before addressing his issues with Jericho.

Jericho feigns kicking Wayne before addressing the similarities the two have. They both started as teenagers, had some impressive runs in Japan, and Jericho “used to be” an egotistical a–hole like Nick currently. He asks Wayne if he knows who Nick Bockwinkel is, leading to an exchange of insults before he talks about what Bockwinkel had to say when they faced off early in Jericho’s career.

He talks about Bockwinkel’s evaluation of working too fast and needing to calm down, and how Jericho had to eventually accept what the legend had to say despite Jericho being an arrogant prick. Nick asks if that’s what Jericho is calling him, before addressing how much he’s grown as a wrestler. I can feel my brain start to tune out as this goes on, but eventually things come to an end as Jericho interrupts him to accept the challenge for Grand Slam Paris. Jericho’s music hits as we go to commercial.

Backstage: Hyan, Thunder Rosa

Backstage, Hyan addresses the loss earlier tonight before introducing us to her new tag team partner…Thunder Rosa! Rosa says hello before talking about heading to Pittsburgh, where Rosa and Hyan will face Britt Baker and Persephone in Baker’s hometown. Collision rolls on.

Skye Blue vs. Queen Aminata

We head back to ringside as Mercedes Moné joins commentary for our next match. With her nose still busted, Mercedes is not cleared for action so Willow Nightingale and Thekla face off this Saturday for a shot at the Women’s World Championship at WrestleDream. Skye Blue makes her entrance, accompanied by Julia Hart before Queen Aminata comes out alongside Mina Shirakawa to get this match underway!

Aminata takes Skye to the corner early on, but is fended off by Blue sending her to the mat. Queen back to her feet, looking for a test of strength before taking Skye to the mat with a snapmare…but Blue avoids a headbutt. Blue back to her feet now before both women trade strikes.

Aminata hits the rope but is cut off by Skye, only to send her down to the mat with a cross body…and then sets Skye up for Chocolate Kisses! Blue gets pulled out of harm’s way by Julia, leading to a confrontation with Mina before Skye grabs Aminata on the outside to send her into the ring steps. Queen starts to fight back but gets caught with a suplex to the floor off the steps as we go to ad break.

Skye in control with a choke as we come back, but the Queen fights out of it before sending Aminata to the corner for a double stomp and a nearfall. Skye brought to her feet by Aminata, who gets cradled for two by Blue. Kick by Skye but the Queen counters a DDT into a neckbreaker for another nearfall. Both ladies go at it before exchanging pin attempts.

Big kick by Skye as she goes for the cover, but Aminata manages to kick out at two. Both women back up as Skye slaps the Queen’s face…which leads to Off With Her Head by Aminata for the win!

Winner: Queen Aminata via Pinfall.

No time for celebration as Julia Hart goes after Aminata, leading to Mina getting involved as well. Mina and the Queen take out the Sisters of Sin as Thekla comes out for some revenge, only for Willow to come out and interrupt. She runs the Triangle of Madness out of the ring as Mercedes stands on the announce desk, reminding both potential challengers who the champion as commentary hypes up the Collision main event between PAC and Ace Austin.

Backstage: Britt Baker, Persephone

We go backstage for a response from Dr. Britt Baker and Persephone, ahead of their match in “Brittsburgh” next week. They accept the challenge for next week so Britt can hopefully wrap things up with Thunder Rosa. Persephone issues an open challenge to anyone other than Hyan, Thunder, or Maya World at All Out for her TBS Title. With that, we go to commercial.

Ace Austin vs. PAC

We head to ringside for the final match of this 3-hour special as the rest of the Bang Bang Gang accompanies Ace Austin to the ring. Four of them face the Dogs and Death Riders at the Tailgate Brawl this Saturday…speaking of, PAC makes his entrance through the crowd as we get confirmation of his National Championship match against Andrade El Idolo. PAC heads to the ringside area and then enters the ring itself to get this match underway!

Austin gets PAC to the ropes, with the ref calling for a break. They exchange holds until PAC takes Austin down with a hip toss into an abdominal stretch. Austin breaks free, but PAC hits the ropes for speed to dodge a kick…only for Ace to take him to the mat with a drop toe hold. Austin takes control as he goes to work on PAC, before the latter rolls out of the ring for a breather. Austin catches him with a kick before taking him to the floor hard. He brings PAC back into the ring, hoisting him up onto his shoulders for some more squats…before dropping PAC with a Death Valley Driver!

PAC rolls out of harm’s way as we go to ad break.

PAC is back in control, keeping Ace grounded with cravat before sending him to the corner. Austin fights back with a boot and a round kick before dropping him to the mat. PAC back on his feet, but Austin lands some hard kicks to keep him down for a leg drop.

Ace heads to the corner when he sees PAC on the other side, landing a running lariat to the corner and some extra shots. PAC catches him on the rebound and sends him into the opposite corner, but Austin fires back with a guillotine leg drop to the back. He turns PAC over but only gets a two count. PAC catches Austin with a release German suplex, but Ace lands on his feet before going after PAC…who sends him into the corner with a belly to bell suplex! PAC goes up top and lands the Black Arrow for the win.

Winner: PAC via Pinfall.

PAC locks Ace in a Brutalizer until Jay White comes out for the save. The Dogs and Death Riders come in and this leads to an all out brawl ahead of, uh, the Tailgate Brawl at All Out. This seems to come to a head with Andrade El Idolo’s music playing, scaring PAC out of the ring where Andrade catches him with a clothesline. El Idolo and PAC take their fight into the crowd as the fight at ringside continues to bring Collision and this entire night to a close.

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