AEW Collision – November 11, 2026: Needs More
Collision
Date: November 11, 2026
Location: Maverik Center, West Valley City, Utah
Commentators: Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, Tony Schiavone
It’s the second half of the double shot as we have about an hour of this show before getting to Saturday’s Full Gear. Unfortunately that might mean a bunch of leftover matches getting most of the time here, which doesn’t make much out of the special chance they have here. Let’s get to it.
Here is Dynamite if you need a recap.
We open with Mercedes Mone staying on Marina Shafir after losing to her in the Dynamite main event. The Death Riders come in for the save but get taken out by the Cut. Orange Cassidy and the Conglomeration come in for the real save.
The Triangle Of Madness are ready for revenge and to win the TBS Title tonight.
Don Callis Family vs. Jack Perry/Young Bucks
El Clon is back for the Family. Cage clears Matt out to start and sends him to the floor but the Bucks are able to take over on Knight. Perry runs the corner for a rather springboardy armdrag to Clon but Knight springboards in with a clothesline. Perry clears part of the ring by himself but gets pulled out of the air by Cage.
Everything breaks down and Knight gets suckered into a double superkick. The Bucks and Perry hit stereo dives as we take a break. We come back with Clon hitting a standing Doomsday dropkick for two on Perry. A hard running clothesline puts Knight down though and it’s Nick coming back in with the double high crossbody. Matt adds his twisting dive to the floor and Cage gets kicked off the barricade.
The good guys all hit dives from the top for two but Cage cuts off Perry’s running knee. The F5 connects on Perry and Knight drops the UFO Splash for two of his own. Cage picks up Nick and Perry on his shoulders but Matt makes the save with a double superkick. A double spike piledriver hits the Family (Nigel “Give that five stars.”) and the BTE Trigger finishes Clon at 15:04.
Rating: B-. This was about what you would have expected from a Bucks match as they did just about everything they usually do. Perry only added so much, as usual, and the Family was whichever group of villains was available this week. It’s a perfectly good opener, but neither side does much for me.
Lena Kross and Megan Bayne promise revenge and more destruction.
Jack Perry still wants Samoa Joe. On the other hand, the Young Bucks need to remember how great they are.
Wardlow vs. Nick Comoroto
Comoroto’s running shoulder doesn’t work so Wardlow gives him a big headbutt. The powerbomb finishes Comoroto at 1:40 (and it’s only one as Cage barely got him up).
Post match Davis and Doyle give Comoroto’s friends powerbombs of their own.
Maya World is back and supports Hyan to win the TBS Title.
Ring Of Honor Tag Team Titles: Sky Team vs. The Swirl
Sky Team is defending. Christian flips Dorada off to start before flipping away from Dorada. Mistico and Johnson come in with Mistico sending him right back outside for the suicide dive. Everything breaks down and Christian is dropped onto Mistico’s knees as we take a break.
We come back with Dorada fighting out of trouble and bringing Mistico back in. The springboard wristdrag has Christian down but he’s able to hurricanrana Mistico to the floor. The Swirl is up with stereo triangle moonsaults to the floor before planting Mistico for two back inside. Everything breaks down and La Mistica into la majistral gives Mistico the pin on Johnson at 9:51.
Rating: C+. This is what Ring Of Honor is all about: trotting out the titles every so often in a match with pretty much no build or feud behind it. Mistico is a massive star but having him in a team and tag champion of the minor league doesn’t exactly feel like an important thing to do. Hopefully they get a good match at Final Battle, or at least something where they’re advertised a bit more in advance.
Post match Sky Team celebrates but Nick Wayne comes out to say play his music instead. He isn’t impressed, mainly because he beat Chris Jericho.
Twice.
TBS Title: Skye Blue vs. Hyan vs. Queen Aminata
Aminata is defending. Blue is quickly punched out to the floor so Aminata sends her outside. The other two slug it out until Blue comes in for the save. Everyone is sent outside with Blue taking over as we take a break. We come back with Aminata cleaning house with atomic drops, followed by a neckbreaker for two on Hyan.
A Falcon Arrow gives Hyan two on Blue with Aminata making the save. Blue fights back to knock Aminata down for two of her own, leaving Hyan to go after Blue instead. Code Blue gets two on Hyan as Aminata makes a save of her own. A German suplex off the ropes puts Blue down and Off With Her Head retains Aminata’s title at 9:22.
Rating: B-. This was a bit better than the previous match but it’s the same issue: this was a random three way match for the title with no reason for them to be fighting outside of “here’s a title”. Aminata is still new as champion so give her something better where she has a reason to be mad at someone. The match is fine, but I have no idea why this headlined the evening.
Post match Britt Baker comes out for a distraction so Persephone can jump Aminata. Maya World makes the save and the three way for the title is set for Saturday.
Commentary runs down the PPV card to end the show.
Overall Rating: C+. Yeah this was another double shot that would have been far better as a single. Dynamite did a great job of making me want to see Full Gear while this only reminded me that Full Gear does in fact exist. The matches felt like they were thrown out there with little thought and that made for a tedious hour. Not a bad show, but absolutely unnecessary for Saturday’s show.
Results
Young Bucks/Jack Perry b. Don Callis Family – BTE Trigger to Clon
Wardlow b. Nick Comoroto – Powerbomb
Sky Team b. The Swirl – La majistral to Johnson
Queen Aminata b. Skye Blue and Hyan – Off With Her Head to Blue
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