AEW Collision Results 10/24/26

All Elite Wrestling returns tonight.

AEW Collision takes place this evening at 8/7c on TNT and HBO Max from Winston-Salem, NC.

On commentary tonight are Tony Schiavone, Nigel McGuinness and Paul Wight.

Jay White Kicks Things Off

Tonight’s Collision opened with Jay White making his way to the ring, flanked by the unified Bang Bang Gang/Dogs alliance flanking him just days after their brutal assault on the Death Riders and the Conglomeration.

White soaked in the boos from the crowd before he took the mic. He said that we were lucky to be rolling with the sickest guns in the west, the Collision Cowboys. White suggested that his team might need a new name and pooled everyone for suggestions. He talked about how there was one obvious one that was on the tip of the tongue: Bullet Club, but we could for-for-forget about it.

White said that to get to the top of AEW, you needed more than a Club or a Family, you needed an Outfit. “The Last Outfit”. White said that he and David Finlay’s origins were so closely intertwined together and that he could trust in working with him. Sure, there’d be hiccups, but there’s no reason that White and Finlay could work together.

White said that we’d get used to the sight of Jon Moxley being treated by Marina Shafir, who White said that she should turn those scowls upside down and smile more (his words, not mine). White said that Shafir should be thanking him because she and Roderick Strong could finally get their squabbles sorted out. White told Orange Cassidy that his place was nowhere near where the Switchblade was.

He said that the fans might love Jon Moxley now, but they’d be used to the sight of him being a hopeless pathetic shell, and when faced with his fate, White was going to take the Continental Championship from him. White boasted that The Last Outfit would destroy the Death Riders, because they were not excused for their past actions, because they did not forget. White was going to put the Death Riders’ name to the test because he’s got shooters who shot first and that we’d better be down with The Last Outfit.

– We got remarks from The Conglomeration. Kyle O’Reilly said that he was going take the head off the snake that was Jay White and it’d be the last night for the Last Outfit.

Best-of-Five Series Match #2: FTR (Dax “The Axe” Harwood & Cash Wheeler) vs. Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley) (MCMG lead series 1-0)

This match opened with Shelley and Wheeler at a pure stalemate in the lockup battle. Sabin tagged in and had his go at Wheeler with the collar-and-elbow tie-up. Backslide pin by Wheeler got an early two-count, as he followed it up with shoulder tackles on Sabin.

Tag to Harwood as the two teams faced off with one another before the referee broke it up. Harwood with the wristlock on Sabin, but he got hit with the shoulder takedown. Inside cradle pin by Sabin failed to get the three. MCMG with the tag as they hit Harwood with a fast-paced tandem offense.

Harwood got hit with the same dropkick combination that his partner did, which left both FTR guys frustrated outside the ring. Harwood got back in and slowed the pace with a side headlock on Sabin, who pushed him to the corner. Gut shot by Harwood led to an exchange of chops between the two opponents. Sabin with the hammer throw to the ropes and the back body drop.

The cover, but Harwood kicked out at two. Blind tag by Wheeler, who hit the face buster on Sabin. Gunshot-loud chop by Harwood on Sabin as he applied the side headlock, or at least tried to. Sabin battled out of it as Stokely Hathaway got on the apron to distract the referee. Whatever double team tactics FTR had was foiled by Shelley as the Machine Guns with stereo baseball slides on World Series Game 2 night.

Suicide dive by Shelley between Sabin’s legs onto both FTR guys took us to the break. Back from commercial with Shelley hitting the big avalanche back suplex on Harwood. He looked for the tag on Sabin, but Harwood pulled him from the apron. This left Shelley momentarily alone against FTR, but like the Tampa Bay Rays last night, the couldn’t take advantage as Shelley tagged in Sabin.

A red-hot Sabin nailed Harwood with the DDT for the near-fall. Waistlock by Sabin on Harwood was blockd, as Shelley stepped in and nearly helped Sabin get the victory on the roll-up pin. Barrage of kicks from the Machine Guns, but Cash Wheeler pulled Sabin out, which nearly had Shelley in trouble for the spike piledriver. Sabin saved the day as he and Shelley hit Skull nd Bones for the near-fall.

Big southpaw lariat by Harwood knocked Sabin loopy as FTR looked for the Shatter Machine. Sabin got out of it, but he couldn’t get out of the bridging German Suplex from FTR for the very close near-fall. Sabin was still alone in FTR territory, but he took Harwood off the apron and nearly got the roll-up win on Wheeler. Tag to Shelley as Sabin hit Wheeler with the dropkick and the big high-angle splash from Shelley got the two-count once more.

Stokely got on the apron and nearly cost his team the match. FTR connected with the Shatter Machine on Shelley, but Sabin flew into the pin to break it up just in time. Sabin and Harwood mixed it up as the two took a tumble out of the ring. Back inside, Shelley got on top and looked for a victory roll-up. Stokely got involved and aided Wheeler in grabbing the ropes to get the win and even the series.

FTR def. Motor City Machine Guns via pinfall (Series tied 1-1)

– We saw remarks from Will Ospreay and his Blood & Guts team, as the AEW Men’s World Champion told Adam Copeland wanted to see the sick bastard he grew up watching as a kid, someone who wouldn’t submit or surrender. Copeland said that we would see that sick bastard inside the Blood & Guts cage.

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