AEW Collision Grand Slam France Results – Oct. 10, 2026 – Andrade El Idolo vs. Michael Oku, The Dogs vs. The Young Bucks, Chris Jericho vs. Nick Wayne

AEW Collision Results
Oct 10, 2026

October 10, 2026
Paris, France – Adidas Arena
Commentary – Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Eight-Person Mixed Fight In Paris match – Death Riders defeated The Conglomeration via Assisted Neutralizer (pinfall)
  2. Nick Wayne defeated Chris Jericho via Wayne’s World (pinfall)
  3. AEW World Championship Clockwork Carnage Qualifier match – “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated Lee Moriarty via Ultima Weapon (pinfall)
  4. Swerve Strickland defeated Carlie Bravo via Swerve Stomp (pinfall)
  5. AEW National Championship – Andrade El Idolo (c) defeated Michael Oku via The DM (pinfall)
  6. AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Three-way match – Wrathlander defeated Sisters of Sin and Divine Dominion via Staturday Night Fever (pinfall)
  7. AEW World Tag Team Championship match – The Young Bucks (c) defeated The Dogs via BTE Trigger (pinfall)

Eight-Person Mixed Fight In Paris Match
Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, & Marina Shafir) vs. The Conglomeration (Willow Nightingale, Roderick Strong, Kyle O’Reilly, & Orange Cassidy)

Le samedi soir, c’est le moment idéal pour se battre! (Saturday night’s alright for fighting!)

We kick things off at ringside as commentary welcomes us to the show while The Conglomeration make their way to the ring for our opening contest. We get an inset promo on how this match got made, and after the Death Riders make their entrance we get this match underway!

With the rest of the competitors brawling at ringside, Wheeler Yuta and Orange Cassidy go at it in the ring with Yuta getting an early nearfall. Orange fights back for a one count of his own before they trade nearfalls. Cassidy with a two count before popping back up to his feet…but Yuta cuts him off. Orange fights back with a Stundog Millionaire as O’Reilly comes in for a guillotine…but it doesn’t last long as Shafir comes into the ring to pull him away. The two trade holds until Kyle goes for an armbar. Marina keeps him from getting it cinched in, and Kyle hesitates on a kick.

He goes for a Cassidy-style kick but this riles her up a little, and she sends O’Reilly to the corner. Nightingale comes in to get some shots in on Marina, who lands a chop only to be taken down when trying a shoulder block on Willow. Snap suplex by Nightingale only gets a two, as Marina gets back to her feet. She takes some chops from Willow, who follows up with a body slam as Claudio gets in the ring.

The two stare each other down before Claudio goes for a pump kick, but Willow blocks it as Strong gets into the ring. He goes after Claudio while Willow and Marina fight to the outside. Roddy with a dropkick on Claudio, but he gets sent out as Cassidy comes in. That doesn’t last long thanks to Yuta, as things really start to break down with all eight competitors back on the outside.

Strong catches Garcia with a backbreaker onto the barricade, but takes a boot by Claudio who then catches Cassidy by surprise with a slam to the floor as we go to an ad break.

Claudio, Garcia, and Yuta go after O’Reilly in the corner, with Kyle briefly fighting back before being laid into by the Riders. In comes Strong as he hits some chops on them, but he is sent to the outside before Claudio helps launch Yuta onto them. Cassidy sends Castagnoli and Garcia to the outside, but is sent out by Shafir before Willow comes in. Nightingale lands some shots before catching Shafir in the corner with some hip attacks. Wheeler pulls her by the hair to break this up, but takes a powerbomb for his troubles sending him out of the ring. Shafir hits the ropes but runs into a pounce by Willow, only for Claudio to break the pin.

Cassidy comes in now as Shafir and Willow clear the ring, and Cassidy takes Claudio to the mat before…grabbing his legs? He tries to go for a giant swing, but has to basically pull Castagnoli around by his legs instead. Claudio just stares at him as he gets back to his feet, swinging Orange around for a giant swing instead. Claudio is sent out of the ring by O’Reilly, but in comes Garcia. They go after Kyle until Strong clears them out…only to be pulled away in a chokehold by Shafir!

Roddy breaks free and looks for a backbreaker, only for Marina to counter into Mother’s Milk…but Willow breaks the hold with a senton! This leads to a chain of events in which O’Reilly catches Shafir in an ankle lock while Yuta has a Dragonslayer on Nightingale, and the two ladies attack each other with strikes while in the hold until Strong manages to break up Yuta’s hold. We see Strong take out Garcia with End of Heartache before being sent out by Yuta with a Busaiku knee. However, Shair is still in an ankle lock until Claudio lands an uppercut sending Kyle to the corner, and the Riders pick up the win with a stuffed piledriver.

Winner: Death Riders via Pinfall.

The group celebrates.

Video: Chris Jericho

We get a word from Jericho about the upcoming AEW Collision taking place from his Rock N Wrestling Rager cruise on Saturday, November 7.

Nick Wayne vs. Chris Jericho

We head back to ringside for our next match as Nick Wayne makes his entrance. Out next is Jericho, and we get a glimpse of Nick Wayne covering his ears as Jericho gets into the ring to get this match underway…

…with Wayne blindsiding the former World Champion as the bell rings! He continues the attack before mocking the crowd, which allows Jericho a chance to fight back. Wayne drops him to the mat before getting to the corner, waiting for Jericho to get back up so he can land some more shots on him. Jericho fires back with a chop sending Nick to the ropes.

He brings Nick to a different side for another chop, but is cut off by a dropkick sending him out of the ring by Wayne, who continues the attack on the outside before bringing Chris back into the ring. Instead of going back into the ring, he starts pulling apart the announce table for some devious plan…only for Jericho to cut him off when he returns to the ring. Jericho goes up top as Nick gets to his feet…and gets sent back to the floor with a diving cross body by Jericho! Jericho hands some beads he’s wearing to fans in the front row, before launching Nick into the guardrail.

He gives some more beads before going after Wayne one more time, only to be dropped to the floor with a Sliced Bread by the former ROH TV Champion. Nick isn’t able to follow up when Jericho breaks free of his grasp, hoisting Wayne up instead for a fireman carry slam onto the announce table as we go to break.

Both men back in the ring as Jericho charges at Nick in the corner. He gets Wayne up on the turnbuckle to “you still got it” chants, and lands some right hands while the crowd counts before taking Nick to the mat with a hurricanrana. Wayne gets to the corner but takes another hard shot from Jericho, who asks if they wanna see another sequence. Jericho gets into it once more, with this being the third in a row as Wayne drops to the mat with a hurricanrana. It seems Jericho might be going for a four-corner sequence as he charges at Nick in the corner, propping him up on the turnbuckle.

Once again Jericho lands some shots, and he yells “vive le France” as he sends Wayne to the mat one more time. He charges at Nick for a Judas Effect, but Wayne catches him with a neckbreaker instead sending Jericho to the mat. The two fight to their feet with strikes. Wayne misses a back elbow and Jericho does not, sending Nick to the mat.

Wayne catches Jericho with a stunner but walks into a Codebreaker, which gets Jericho a two count. Jericho with a bulldog, but he walks into a thrust kick by Wayne after dodging a Lionsault. Jericho blocks a Wayne’s World and turns Nick over for a Walls of Jericho…and Nick finds a way to break it by biting the ankle of Jericho! Jericho lands some punches before being shoved away by Wayne.

Jericho looking for a Judas Effect but nearly collides with the ref instead, and this allows Nick to land a low blow followed by a Wayne’s World to pick up the win.

Winner: Nick Wayne via Pinfall.

Nick celebrates his win.

Video: Konosuke Takeshita

We hear from Konosuke Takeshita, who has his sights sent on WrestleDream and the Clockwork Carnage Match for the AEW World Championship.

AEW World Championship Clockwork Carnage Qualifier Match
“Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Lee Moriarty

We head back to ringside as Lee Moriarty makes his entrance for our next match, looking to earn his way into that very match. So too does “Speedball” Mike Bailey, who makes his way down to the ring to get this match underway!

Moriarty gets Speedball to the ropes, breaking free before catching Bailey with a back elbow. Speedball fights back, sending Lee to the outside. They return to the ring to go at it, with Lee staring down Bailey before they trade strikes. Bailey with a side headlock takeover, but Moriarty quickly counters into a headscissors. Bailey finds a way out, and the two go at it again until Lee hits a neckbreaker on Speedball. Moriarty hits the ropes for a kick and picks up a nearfall.

Exchange of holds ends with Lee breaking free of a roll up, leaving the ring only to be taken to the floor by Speedball as we go to ad break.

The two fight it out back in the ring before bringing each other to the floor, which gets the ref starting a count until they return right at the count of nine. They go back at it before trading nearfalls, and Lee gets a sleeper on Bailey before a rope break is made. Moriarty brings Speedball back to the mat for a two count and a Border City Stretch until Bailey breaks free. Speedball goes for a kick but gets caught in a sleeper…only to use the turnbuckle to counter for a nearfall!

He takes Lee to the mat and as Lee gets to his knees, he’s caught with Ultima Weapon to the back by Bailey who gets the win.

Winner: “Speedball” Mike Bailey via Pinfall.

Bailey celebrates as Will Ospreay comes out to congratulate his United Empire pal.

Video: Ricochet, The Demand

We go to a message from Ricochet, who talks about Clockwork Carnage being a perfect opportunity for him. He calls himself “out of this world…ha HA” before Collision moves on.

Swerve Strickland vs. Carlie Bravo

Back at ringside, Swerve Strickland makes his entrance alongside not only Prince Nana but New Level for our next match. STP accompany Carlie Bravo to the ring and this match is underway!

Swerve with the early advantage but Bravo starts to fight back. Strickland catches him with a couple dropkicks before sending him to the ropes, and following up with an abdominal stretch into an octopus hold. Bravo tries to break free but gets caught with a suplex and neckbreaker by Swerve, who sets him up on the ropes for another neckbreaker for good measure.

New Level are loving this as Strickland takes Bravo to the corner for some chops. Bravo sends Strickland to the corner now, but is sent out of the ring by Swerve…but Carlie catches Strickland slippin’ in the ring and drops him with a backstabber! This allows Bravo enough of an opening to keep Swerve down for a nearfall. He goes for a chinlock on Strickland, but Swerve is back on his feet to drop Bravo with a suplex.

Swerve fires up as Bravo gets to the corner, where Strickland takes him out for a diving uppercut. Swerve gets a nearfall before he is sent out of the ring by Bravo, allowing Shawn Dean to go after him until New Level intervene…only for Shane Taylor to level them with a clothesline!

Bravo brings Strickland back into the ring, hitting a Veteran’s Day Special for two. He sends Strickland to the corner, but Swerve lands a House Call followed by a Swerve Stomp to take the win.

Winner: Swerve Strickland via Pinfall.

Swerve celebrates.

Backstage: Death Riders

We go backstage, where Jon Moxley addresses being a man down before talking about their focus as Mox looks to deal with Mark Davis at WrestleDream. He and Kidd face Davis and Jake Doyle on Wednesday, and Kidd addresses this some more before Marina talks about no one wanting to suffer for pro wrestling like they do. It’s the Death Riders versus the world. The three walk off, and Collision rolls on as we head back to ringside.

AEW National Championship
Michael Oku vs. Andrade El Idolo

Oku looking for an early advantage against the champ as he takes Andrade to the mat, but El Idolo manages to break free. He looks for a back elbow but is caught with a side kick by the challenger, who sends Andrade to the ropes. El Idolo catches himself in the ropes, telling Michael to stay tranquilo…only to be sent to the floor! Oku follows the champ but is sent into the guardrail by Andrade, who takes a break to get a selfie with a fan in the front row. He brings Oku back into the ring, but is distracted by Amira Blair (who accompanied the challenger to the ring), who claims she wants a selfie too.

This turns out to be a ruse as Oku gets the drop on the champ, taking a selfie with Blair to celebrate as we go to an ad break.

Back from break, Oku has the champ in the ring for a half crab until Andrade breaks free. PK by the challenger and he follows with a moonsault off the ropes for a nearfall. Oku goes up top for a big frog splash, and goes back up looking for another only for El Idolo to roll away from it. Dia de los Muertos is evaded by the challenger the first time, but not the second as Andrade follows with the DM for the win.

Winner: Andrade El Idolo via Pinfall to retain the AEW National Championship.

Andrade celebrates his sixth title defense as we get a replay of the finish. He gets a microphone to address waiting for the right time to cash in his contract for a World Title shot, but for now he will continue to defend his National Title every single week. For anyone who thinks they can beat him, he has one question…

“MY SHADOW KNOWS MY STORY”

Out comes Tommaso Ciampa, who may have an answer for Andrade’s usual question. He heads to the ring, posing for the crowd briefly before staring down the champion. He points to the National Title stating his intentions, and Andrade shakes on it as the crowd chants along with Ciampa’s theme some more. Andrade goes to leave but gets blindsided by Ciampa, who drops the champ on his title belt with a DDT on the ropes. The crowd sings Ciampa’s theme again as it plays this time, before we go to commercial.

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Three-way Match
Wrathlander (Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander vs. Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) vs. Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne)

Brawling Birds make their way to commentary for our next match, as we find out who will challenge them for the titles in the near future. Sisters of Sin make their entrance first, followed by the newly-branded WrathLander and Divine Dominion to get this match underway!

Ring is cleared out aside from Skye Blue and Harley Cameron, with Harley taking Skye down with a dropkick. She sends Blue to the corner for a tag to Statlander, who lays in some more shots before Cameron tags herself back in. All six women go at it until we’re left with Harley and Skye again, but Bayne sends them to the outside as we go to ad break.

Nearfall on Skye by Harley before she tags in Statlander, clearing out the Sisters before Divine Dominion get involved. They get fought off as the Sisters go up top, only for WrathLander to fight them on the turnbuckle…and they all get sent to the mat by Kross and Bayne. In the midst of all this, Harley is back in as she deals with Divine Dominion until Stat gets the tag. She blocks the Divine Intervention for a DDT, but in comes Julia Hart as the former champs get dumped out of the ring.

Julia goes after Kris but takes a Saturday Night Fever as WrathLander pick up the win!

Winner: Wrathlander via Pinfall.

The pair celebrate as we go to commercial.

AEW World Tag Team Championship
The Dogs (Clark Connors & David Finlay) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) (c)

Dogs get the jump on the Bucks, sending them to opposite corners for a beatdown. The champs make it out of the corner in time to send their challengers to the mat with a pair of bulldogs as the bell finally rings. Dogs sent to the outside as the champs hit a dive to keep them on the floor. Nick brings Clark into the ring before climbing up top, but Finlay pulls him down. Dogs take control with a double-team on Nick, but Matt manages to get the tag as he fights back against the challengers.

Matt is caught with a boot to the face by Finlay, but responds with a locomotion suplex before taking both Dogs to the mat. Tag back to Nick as they focus on Finlay with a double team for two. Tag to Matt once more as Finlay tries to turn it around, but the Bucks stay in control. Clark tries to intervene but is sent to the outside, only for the Dogs to gain control as we go to ad break.

Finlay gets Matt with a nearfall, but Matt catches him with a hurricanrana in response before making the tag to Nick. Clark joins Finlay in the ring but they get taken down with a cross body and a double arm drag off the ropes. Finlay caught in the corner as the champs get a nearfall as a result. They get a double team on Finlay but it’s only good for another two count. Matt with a Sharpshooter on Finlay, and Nick traps Connors in one as well. Finlay makes it to the ropes to force a break.

Finlay stops a superkick party but gets laid out, and Connors starts to get the advantage on them before running into a superkick. Champs get taken out with a springboard attack by Finlay, but they pop back up to take him out with a pair of superkicks. Finlay starts to fight back with forearms on Nick, but Matt fends him off and looks for a TK Driver. Connors pulls Nick off the apron as Finlay gets a nearfall. He goes for another cover but Nick breaks the pin this time, only to be sent out by Connors.

Connors suplexes Matt onto the shoulders of Finlay, but a powerbomb attempt is stopped by Nick as the champs send Clark out of the ring before landing a BTE Trigger for the win.

Winner: The Young Bucks via Pinfall to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

The champs celebrate their win as we get confirmation of the tag title match at WrestleDream. Speaking of, the next challengers make a beeline for the ring as Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight attack the champs! Callis joins them in the beatdown on the Bucks.

They take the champs down hard again, holding the titles up as commentary talks up the lineup for next Wednesday’s 3-hour special to bring this Grand Slam France edition of Collision to a close.

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