AEW Collision Results 1/31/26

It’s Saturday, and you know what that means …

All Elite Wrestling returns tonight at 8/7c live on TNT and HBO Max from the ESports Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

On tap for tonight’s show is Clark Connors vs. Darby Allin, Mark Briscoe (c) vs. Tommaso Ciampa for the TNT title, Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Priest for the International title, The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier & Zachary Wentz) vs. CRU (Action Andretti & Lio Rush), as well as Babes Of Wrath (Harley Cameron & Willow Nightingale) (c) vs. Sisters Of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) for the AEW Women’s Tag Team Titles.

Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness welcome the viewing audience at home to the show on commentary, as we shoot live inside the ESports venue in “The Lone Star State” to kick off this week’s episode of AEW Collision on TNT and HBO Max.

Darby Allin vs. Clark Connors

The match started with Connors crashing into Allin as Allin skateboarded down towards the ring. When Allin went to the top rope Connors swept his legs and sent Allin crashing back first onto the top turnbuckle and then to the floor. Connors sent Allin in to the guardrail and continued the beating when Allin slapped him in response. Connors hit a shoulder tackle that crushed Allin and trapped him against the ring apron.

Allin was covered in tape on his back, giving a target for Connors, who back dropped Allin on the guardrail and apron, targeting the back after Allin was suplexed into the ring steps a few weeks ago. Connors hit a German suplex on Allin in the ring for a 2-count. Connors hit another shoulder tackle on the Allin, who was on his knees, and sent him back towards the opposite corner.

Allin ended up on the apron, but Connors flew through the ropes with a spear, leaving both men on the apron. Connors pulled out the ring steps and looked to suplex Allin on them again, but Allin fought it off by raking the eyes of Connors and getting back into the ring. Connors sent Allin towards the stairs and Allin flipped over the steps to the other side, turned around and ran up the stairs to hit Connors, and got back into the ring and hit a tope suicida that sent Connors into the guardrail.

Connors blocked a super-plex attempt and hit a sunset flip powerbomb followed by a spear for a 2-count. Allin fought out of a straight jacket and flipped Connors over into a Scorpion Death Drop. Allin went for the Coffin Drop, but Connors got the knees up. Connors went for another spear, but Allin dodged, swept the legs, and locked on the Scorpion Death Lock to make Clark Connors submit.

Winner: Darby Allin

–Darby Allin cut a promo about how he had defeated all the Death Riders, and now it was his time to go for the top title in AEW. As he was just about to call out MJF, Gabe Kidd ran into the ring from the crowd and started beating on Allin. Connors joined him in the beatdown, and they took Darby to the floor and placed the ring steps onto Allin’s midsection while Kidd stood on top of the stairs.

Kidd said that Allin wouldn’t be able to make it to the top of AEW if he was pushing up daisies, and that he was going to follow Allin all over the earth if he had to until he ended Allin’s career. I mean, threatening him with death and actually doing it would end Allin’s career, though it would present other problems for Kidd. Like a murder charge.

–A hype video aired for the Sisters of Sin vs. the Babes of Wrath, happening later tonight.

-JetSpeed address the Don Callis Family and say they are not too hard to find. Hangman doesn’t ride alone so if they’re looking for a fight, then they have Hangman’s back. Together as a trio, they are strong, they are hard, they are… Jet Set Radio! Ha, the crowd chant ‘Horse Cock’, amazing.

The Rascalz (w/ Myron Reed) vs Cru

Lio Rush and Dezmond Xavier start us out with a little feeling out process. Head-scissors from Xavier, dropkick to follow, cover and just a 1 count. Blind tag from Wentz, bronco buster delivered to Rush. 1, 2, no. Lio dives over to Andretti and tags him in. Cru hit a double drop toe hold and hit stereo dropkicks for a 1 count.

Springboard arm-drag and a dropkick from Andretti, tag to Rush, but Wentz comes back with a tornillo to take both men out. Xavier in, readies himself…tope con hilo meets no one but he lands on his feet. Cru show off but here’s Wentz with a tornillo again taking both of them out.

Back inside, quick offense from the Rascalz ending in a senton from Xavier gets a 2 count. Rush avoids a stomp to the arm, Andretti in with a big senton. Double back elbows from Cru get a 2. Vertical suplex from Andretti, 1, 2, no. Body slam connects, rear chin-lock applied, Xavier escapes with a jawbreaker. Tornado kick from Rush. 1, 2, no. Desperation cutter from Xavier! Wentz in, flying forearms, chops, deadlift German!

Rising knee, snap-mare and a PK into a running twister press. Rush with a tornado kick to Xavier, Cru are back in it, handspring kicks to take out the Rascalz on the apron, and they hit stereo dives to follow up on either sides of the ring. Cutter from Andretti, 1, 2, no!

Double suplex attempt is thwarted by Wentz. Nice combo with all four men avoiding each other’s offense. Rising knee from Wentz. Cru almost collide in the middle but get sent into the corners. Wentz with a roaring rising knee, and the Rascalz hit the Hot Fire Flame assisted shooting star to pick up the 1, 2, 3.

Winners: The Rascalz

-Jamie Hayter in a video package speaks with her new tag partner Alex Windsor. Hayter knows Windsor came so close to tag gold in the past but never got there. That’s about to change. Windsor says they should go have a bit of fun.

–Jon Moxley was backstage and he responded to Takeshita challenging him last week. He said that Takeshita was one of the few wrestlers in the world that he understands, because they both chased titles and competing against the best all around the world. Moxley said that he thought he was that kind of man, but Takeshita had some goons attack him last week, and Moxley made Mark Davis pay for it by hitting him in the face with a title. Moxley said that if the Callis Family was looking to start a gang war that it was something that the Death Riders did for fun. This promo was fantastic. Jon Moxley is, again, one of the best wrestlers in the world today for creating compelling matches.

Orange Cassidy & Timeless Toni Storm vs. Gino Medina & Lady Bird Monroe

Cassidy put his hands in his pockets and hit a dropkick on Medina. Lady Bird Monroe got in the ring and started arguing with Cassidy, so he did his slow kicks to her shins.

He then stood aside to let Storm dropkick her and Cassidy hit a tope suicida on Media. Storm hit a tornado DDT on Medina, the hip attack, and sent Medina into an Orange Punch for the pin fall from Cassidy.

Winners: Orange Cassidy & Timeless Toni Storm

–Wheeler Yuta ran in to attack Cassidy as soon as the match ended, and Marina Shafir attacked Storm from behind after. Yuta grabbed a mic and said that he was going to interview Orange Cassidy while Shafir held him in a full nelson. Yuta said that Cassidy said a lot of lies about Yuta, and asked how he felt now that the Death Riders made him pay.

Cassidy said that he couldn’t hear Yuta through his garbage hair. Yuta grabbed a pair of scissors from ringside and looked to cut the hair of Cassidy, but Storm came in, suplexed Shafir, grabbed the scissors, and threatened to stab Yuta. Storm then grabbed a mic and said that they picked the wrong team to mess with, and that mixed tag hair vs. hair match was going to happen in Australia at AEW Grand Slam, and that Yuta or Shafir were going to lose their hair.

–The Grizzled Young Veterans were backstage with Eddie Kingston and Ortiz, and how they continued wanting to fight. Kingston said that they could end it, as they beat each other up, and that should be it. GYV said that Kingston didn’t understand them, and didn’t speak for them, and Kingston challenged them to a parking law brawl for next week. Bryan Keith and Big Bill flew in and attacked Kingston and Ortiz, and GYV paid them for their services. GYV then agreed to the parking lot brawl for next Saturday.

–A short hype video aired for Tommaso Ciampa vs. Mark Briscoe, highlighting clips from ROH when they were much younger.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Mark Briscoe for the TNT Championship

Ciampa and Briscoe maintained a clear back and forth for the first few minutes of the match, exchanging holds until Briscoe hit a Redneck Kung Fu kick and a cannonball tope through the middle ropes. Briscoe and Ciampa exchanged chops, but Briscoe hit a dropkick and then hit a suplex for a 2-count. Briscoe’s advantage continued for a few minutes until Ciampa managed to hit the Psycho Driller on the apron, driving Briscoe head and back first onto it. That was brutal.

Ciampa hit 7 punches in the corner and did the “six-seven” meme to the delight of the crowd and a sigh from me. Briscoe fought out of a sleeper hold with a back suplex. Briscoe fired up with some chops hit a flying forearm on Ciampa. Briscoe hit a lariat in the corner and then another in the opposite corner before going for an exploder suplex.

Ciampa blocked the attempt but ate a kick from Briscoe that sent him to the floor. Briscoe hit a running dropkick and hit a blockbuster from the apron on Ciampa before the fans helped him stand back up. As they were coming back into the ring Ciampa hit a draping DDT on Briscoe for a 2-count. Briscoe blocked a Psycho Driller attempt off the top rope and hit a froggy bow for a 2-count. Ciampa blocked a top rope move of his own and hit the Psycho Driller off the top rope for a 2-count.

Both Ciampa and Briscoe exchanged attempts at Jay Drillers until Ciampa hit a running knee that sent Briscoe to the floor. The ring announcer let us know that there was only 5 minutes left in the match. Briscoe grabbed the time keeper’s table after fighting Ciampa off, but got cut off from Ciampa who put Briscoe on the table, hit a running knee, and posed on the table. Briscoe, however, came off the top rope with a froggy bow to the standing Ciampa that put them both through the table.

Briscoe and Ciampa got back in the ring and started exchanging attempts to finish the match, hitting kicks, etc. Just as they were getting to the last minute, Ciampa managed to counter of a Jay Driller and hit a running knee to knock Briscoe out and score the pin-fall. Afterwards, Kyle Fletcher comes out clapping and smiling, staring at Ciampa. It looks like he’s next.

Winner and NEW TNT Champion: Tommaso Ciampa

–Josh Alexander was cutting a promo while the Don Callis family beat up a bunch of people in the background, saying that Moxley should mind his own business when saying Takeshita is too good for the Don Callis family. Alexander said that announced that Mark Davis would be facing Hangman Adam Page before Australia, and Romero said that he had a ringside ticket to see Okada beat Adam Priest. Alexander looked around for Lance Archer, who ran in off screen to hit a crossbody on three of the poor geeks backstage before laughing and saying “Everybody dies” while almost giggling. That was great.

Adam Priest (w/ Tommy Billington) vs. Kazuchika Okada (w/ Rocky Romero) for the AEW International Championship

Rocky Romero joined the commentary desk and immediately accidentally called Priest “Adam Pierce” which is quite the funny mistake. Romero insisted that Priest was not on the same level as Okada and didn’t deserve Okada in a robe or to see the International title. Okada dominated the early part of the match, with Okada hitting a dropkick and selling like he hurt his knee. Romero ran down from the commentary desk on the ramp to attack Priest from behind as the referee was checking on Okada.

Okada hit a DDT on Priest on the floor as a fan held a “Okada Fears Takeshita” sign that the announcers noted. Okada taunted Priest with some face wash kicks before hitting a hard uppercut, but Priest fired back with his own. Priest hit a few forearms and a neckbreaker to drop Okada. Priest went for a figure four, but Okada fought out. Okada went for a dropkick, but Priest dodged and locked on a figure four in the middle of the ring.

Priest hit an upper cut, but Okada responded with a dropkick after hit hit the ropes. Okada went for the Rainmaker, but Priest countered into a backslide. Priest went for a cutter, but Okada dumped him onto the mat like a back suplex and then hit the Rainmaker for the win.

Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Kazuchika Okada

-Lexy Nair catches up with the Rascalz, and they’re still offering Lexy some smoke. Eddie Kingston strolls along and says if Bill, Keith want to play in parking lots, they can join the fun with GYV. Kingston challenges them to an 8-man tag team war in the parking lot, with Eddie & Ortiz teaming with the Rascalz. Eddie, Ortiz and the gang head off to smoke, and Ortiz gestures to Lexy to come along, but she politely declines.

–A hype video aired for the current AEW World Championship situation with Brody King challenging MJF in a Eliminator Match, while Omega, Hangman, and Andrade are all chasing MJF for AEW Revolution. Good recap video.

The Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron) (c) vs. The Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) for the AEW Women’s Tag-Team Championship

It’s main event time!

The AEW Women’s Tag-Team Championships will be on-the-line in our final match of the evening. The third and final championship clash on this loaded show features reigning women’s tag champs The Babes of Wrath defending against The Sisters of Sin.

Out comes the team of Julia Hart and Skye Blue ready for their big title opportunity. The reigning and defending champs, Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron, also make their ring walks. The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running.

Cameron and Julia and the legal women as we begin. But it quickly goes to chaos with everyone fighting on the outside, Willow getting tossed into the steps by Hart. Blue is tagged in, and they double team Harley, only for Willow to catch the double suplex attempt. Slingblade from Cameron, and Willow tags in for an assisted senton, covering Blue for 2. Corner clotheslines from Willow, Blue hits a rope assisted tornado DDT for a 1. Handspring clothesline from Blue in the corner, Hart covers Willow for 2.

Rollup from Willow, just a 1, and Cameron tags back in. Up top, crossbody to take out both Sisters. Kicks all round, double clothesline takes them down. Cameron gets Hart on her shoulders but Julia slips behind and shoves her into the ring apron. Skye Blue in, double team flapjack, cover for 2. Hart and Blue hit a double suplex for another 2 count. Hart keeps Harley grounded with a rear chinlock. Blue blind tags in as Julia locks in the Tarantula and Blue comes flying in with a running kick.

Saito suplex by Cameron creates some space for her allowing her to make the tag to Willow. Clotheslines from Willow, hip attack in the corner. Enziguri to Blue, Pounce! Spine-buster to Julia, 1, 2, no. We are told that Hangman Adam Page vs Mark Davis is signed for this coming Wednesday. Julia walks the ropes, goes for the hurracanrana and they don’t hit whatever they were going for, possibly a Willow powerbomb counter.

Babe with the Powerbomb is countered, X-Factor by Julia Hart! Blue tags in, another attempt at a double suplex, hits a gourd-buster instead, Harley breaks up the pin. Willow kicks her way out of more double team offense. Superkick to Willow to knock her off the apron. Harley and Blue have a little awkward miscommunication. Blue rolls her up for 2. Crucifix bomb to Blue. Sole Food into a Galleria gets the Babes of Wrath the 1, 2, 3.

Thekla gets involved post-match, but here comes Kris Statlander, and she goes right for Thekla. The Sisters join in but Kris fights them all off. Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne head down now, with Bayne taking it to Statlander. Thekla hits a spear on Stat as Megan hits the diving lariat on Willow. The Triangle of Maddness, Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford all stand tall as Collision comes to an end.

Winners and STILL AEW Women’s Tag-Team Champions: The Babes of Wrath

(H/T to Josiah MacDonald of F4WOnline.com & Theo Sambus of 411Mania.com)