AEW Collision Results: Review, Grades, Card For September 6

By Matt Black

AEW Collision All Star 8-Woman Tag September 6
Image Credit: All Elite Wrestling

Our AEW Collision results for tonight include an All Star 8-Woman tag match, which features AEW Women’s World Champion Timeless Toni Storm teaming with Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron to take on the Triangle of Madness and Megan Bayne, Mark Briscoe goes one-on-one with Konosuke Takeshita, and Jon Moxley takes on Daniel Garcia.

Tonight’s episode of Collision will take place at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

AEW Collision Card

The announced card is as follows:

  • All Star 8-Woman Tag Match: Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron vs. Triangle of Madness and Megan Bayne
  • Jon Moxley vs. Daniel Garcia
  • Mark Briscoe vs. Konosuke Takeshita
  • FTR vs. Adam Priest and Tommy Billington

AEW Collision Results:

This week’s episode of Collision kicks off with the hotly anticipated rematch between Jon Moxley and Daniel Garcia.

Jon Moxley (w/ Marina Shafir) vs. Daniel Garcia

  • The finish of the match saw Jon Moxley reverse Daniel Garcia’s rollups with one of his own to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Jon Moxley

After the match, Garcia pushes Daddy Magic away. Tony Schiavone tries to talk to Garcia about his incredible effort. Garcia says he’s been putting on incredible efforts for five years but has nothing to show for it. Garcia says that when he falls, he’ll continue to get back up, but good just ain’t good enough.

Grade: A

Fantastic opening contest. It would have been cool to see Garcia finally get the win here, but it wasn’t meant to be. Had this match taken place after Mox and Darby had their match, things might have been different. But what can you do…

A big grudge match is set for Dynamite

We get a recap of the closing moments of Dynamite, where Kyle Fletcher took out Kenny Omega. It’s announced that Hangman Page will face Josh Alexander in a grudge match on Dynamite.

Is The Mad King on his way back?

Big Bill and Bryan Keith are backstage. Bill says this is the venue where his life hit rock bottom, and the fans didn’t care and mocked him. Bill buries the city of Philadelphia overall and says he comes from a place where real tough guys are made, New York City. Big Bill basically calls out Eddie Kingston for a future match. The crowd responds in kind.

FTR (w/ Big Stoke) vs. Adam Priest and “Dynamite Kid” Tommy Billington

  • The finish of the match saw FTR hit Adam Priest with the Power and the Glory. Harwood scored the pinfall victory for his team.

Winners: FTR

After the match, Harwood continues to attack Priest, but Billington breaks it up. Stokely gets in the ring and says everything that happened tonight was all Copeland and Cage’s fault. Stoke says in two weeks we’re gonna see the end of C&C.

Grade: B+

I truly don’t believe that FTR is capable of having a bad tag match. This match was a ton of fun, and the makeshift team of Priest and Billington worked very well together. FTR continues to build momentum for their big match against Adam Copeland and Christian Cage at All Out.

Dalton Castle is back

We get a vingette featuring The Outunners, it leads to the return of Dalton Castle, and the three men will seemingly be a group going forward.

Another big match set for All Out

Jon Moxley is outside in the parking lot. Mox says Garcia wanted him to give him everything he had, while Allin wants to take away everything he has. Moxley doesn’t understand what everyone thinks he has that everyone else doesn’t have.

Mox says it broke his heart to have to injure Allin last year, and it broke his heart again when he came back looking for a fight. Moxley says he was hoping that when Darby went to climb Mount Everest, it would dawn on him what he was trying to do. Mox says he wishes Allin was standing by him, but that’s not the case, and says at All Out, he’s going to put him in the ground.

All Star 8-Woman Tag Match: Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron vs. Triangle of Madness and Megan Bayne

  • The finish of the match saw Kris Statlander catch Julia Hart in the Seatbelt pin to score the victory for her team.

Winners: Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron

After the match, the Triangle of Madness attacks the winners until Jamie Hayter comes out and attacks Thekla and saving Toni Storm. The Timeless One isn’t sure what to make of this and doesn’t trust Hayter, Statlander keeps the peace. Storm challenges Hayter, Statlander, and Thekla to a four-way at All Out for the title.

Grade: B+

Fun match, but the aftermath was unexpected. Didn’t expect Toni to propose a four-way for her title at All Out, that should be a lot of fun.

What’s next for Ace Austin and the Bang Bang Gang?

We get a video package for Ace Austin, who we should be seeing more of in AEW soon.

Right after the Austin package, we hear from the Bang Bang Gang who retire the cardboard cutouts and make it clear they need to get serious about what happens next.

We hear from the Don Callis Family

Tony Schiavone isin the ring and brings out the Don Callis Family. Josh Alexander hypes his match this Wednesday with Hangman Page. Kyle Fletcher ponders what’s next for him and says that Mark Briscoe won’t get past Konosuke Takeshita tonight so he doesn’t have to worry about him. Fletcher says he wants an AEW World Title shot against Hangman Page at All Out.

We get a vingette for the evil Hologram, El Clon.

Lexi Nair is backstage with Hologram, Tomohiro Ishii, Kyle O’Reilly, and Roderick Strong. It’s basically revealed that Ishii has to go back to Japan for a bit, and Strong didn’t care if he comes back to AEW or not.

Anthony Bowens is backstage with Lexi Nair. They are interrupted by Jerry Lynn, who tells Bowens that he needs to look in the mirror and find himself to figure out what needs to change with him right now.

Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mark Briscoe

  • The finish of the match saw interference from MJF that led to Konosuke Takeshita hitting Mark Briscoe with Raging Fire to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Konosuke Takeshita

Grade: A-

After the match, Takeshita is angry that MJF got involved and slaps him. Don Callis breaks things up and takes Takeshita out of the ring as Briscoe and MJF begin to brawl. Security is eventually able to separate the two men. MJF says he wants Briscoe in any match at any time. Briscoe says they will face each other at All Out, and he’ll let him know the stipulation later on as AEW Collision goes off the air.

AEW Collision Review:

This was a fun episode of Collision. We got a ton of advancement towards All Out later this month. We also saw teases for a couple of big returns in Eddie Kingston and Dalton Castle. Tonight’s show flew by and really didn’t even feel like a two-hour show.

Grade: A-

READ MORE: Chris Jericho Responds To Reports That He’s Returning To WWE After AEW Contract Expires

What did you think of this week’s episode of AEW Collision? What was your favorite match or segment? Let us know your overall thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.

Matt Black
Matt Black

Matt Black has been covering wrestling video games since WWE Warzone from Acclaim. Coverage of wrestling video games eventually lead him into the world of wrestling news. Matt is a fan of every wrestling company and enjoys the current state of the industry in 2024.

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