The final AEW Collision before AEW Redemption delivered an action-packed night from Nashville, Tennessee, with championship action, ladder match qualifiers, and several heated rivalries reaching a boiling point ahead of Sunday’s pay-per-view.
The Conglomeration Retains
In the night’s featured championship match, Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly, and Roderick Strong successfully retained the AEW World Trios Championship against Dalton Castle and The Outrunners. After the match, The Lethal Twist launched an attack, leading to the announcement that they’ll challenge for the Trios Titles on the AEW Redemption Buy-In.
Champions Send a Message
AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla teamed with TBS Champion Hikaru Shida to defeat Willow Nightingale and Maya World. The victory gave both champions momentum heading into their respective title defenses at ppv
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Young Bucks Score a Big Win
The Young Bucks defeated Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia in a fast-paced tag team match. Chaos erupted afterward as Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay attacked the Bucks, adding even more intensity to one of AEW’s biggest rivalries before the pay-per-view.
Ladder Match Qualifiers
The road to the Redemption six-way ladder match continued as Nick Wayne and El Clon each won qualifying matches to earn spots in the high-stakes contest.
Main Takeaways
The Conglomeration retained the AEW World Trios Championship.
Thekla and Hikaru Shida gained momentum with a tag team victory.
The Young Bucks picked up a key win before being ambushed by Moxley and Ospreay.
Nick Wayne and El Clon qualified for the Redemption ladder match.
The show effectively set the stage for AEW Redemption, with nearly every major rivalry escalating before the pay-per-view.
