AEW Collision brought another epic night of thrilling action to you live from Erie, Pennsylvania, just one week ahead of AEW Full Gear presented by DC!

In our main event, Bandido, JetSpeed and Juice Robinson fended off FTR and LFI’s Sammy Guevara and RUSH to emerge victorious, as the ROH World Champion and one-half of the AEW World Tag Team Champions fought against the odds late in the match to finish RUSH off with his patented 21 Plex! Plus, after Daniel Garcia took out Daddy Magic at the announce desk at the very start of the show, Jon Moxley was on commentary for almost the entire night – right up until a message from Kyle O’Reilly from this past Wednesday seemed to get to the former AEW World Champion!

TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher also defended his title against a former champion in his own right in Scorpio Sky, while Mark Briscoe defeated Fletcher’s fellow Don Callis Family member, Mark Davis, setting the stage for Briscoe and Fletcher to square off in a No Disqualification Match for the TNT Title next Saturday at Full Gear – in a match where if Briscoe loses, he has to join the Family!

All that and much more went down on Saturday night in Erie. Here’s your full AEW Collision recap and results for November 15, 2025.

AEW Collision Recap Tonight for Erie, PA

• Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, PAC and Wheeler Yuta) def. Jay Lethal, “Dynamite Kid” Tommy Billington & Adam Priest

• Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis Are Ready for Collision

• “Timeless” Toni Storm Warns Against Asking for Mercy

• Mark Briscoe def. Mark Davis

• Scorpio Sky Looks to Get Selfish Against Kyle Fletcher

• Josh Alexander Taunts Kenny Omega, Hurts Another Friend

• MxM TV Casting Call: Tay Melo def. Taya Valkyrie 

• TNT Championship Match: “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher (c) def. Scorpio Sky

• $200,000 4-Way Tag Match at Tailgate Brawl!

• AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander vs. Mercedes Moné By the Numbers

• Riho & Alex Windsor def. Maya World & Hyan

• Kyle O’Reilly Gets Under Jon Moxley’s Skin

• Tay Melo is the Solution to Marina Shafir’s Problem

• ROH World Champion and AEW World Tag Team Champion Bandido, Juice Robinson & JetSpeed (“Speedball” Mike Bailey and “The Jet” Kevin Knight) def. FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) & ROH World Tag Team Champions Sammy Guevara and RUSH of LFI

Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, PAC and Wheeler Yuta) def. Jay Lethal, “Dynamite Kid” Tommy Billington & Adam Priest

We kicked things off with Tony Schiavone, Nigel McGuinness and Daddy Magic on commentary, as Tony and Nigel ran through the night’s card. We then saw a fantastic package recapping Wednesday night’s epic Blood & Guts event.

Back in Erie, it was time for the first match of the night – a Trios Match between the Death Riders, who were defeated in the Men’s Blood & Guts Match, against Lethal, Billington and Priest. The Death Riders came out first, with Garcia and Daddy Magic briefly exchanging words as Garcia made his way to the ring. Garcia then smacked the headset off of Daddy Magic, prompting Menard to strike the Death Rider. Garcia fought back until he was pulled off of Daddy Magic by PAC and Yuta and brought into the ring to get ready for the match.

As Lethal, Billington and Priest entered, Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir entered the scene, with Mox deciding to sit down in Daddy Magic’s place at the commentary desk. The match began with multiple quick exchanges and tags, culminating in Lethal sending PAC to the mat and attempting the first pin of the match.

Moxley opined about how Daddy Magic had invited the violence upon himself with his negative energy while Billington and Priest double-teamed Garcia in the ring. Billington and Priest continued to exchange tags, leveling Garcia with a double shoulder block, only for Yuta to come into the ring and send Priest flying to the outside. Billington followed after he and Garcia ran the ropes perpendicularly before Yuta low-bridged Billington. 

Back from commercial, the Death Riders went to work on Billington in their corner, with Yuta and PAC laying in a series of vicious boots to the downed Dynamite Kid. All three Death Riders then stepped on Billington deep in the corner, with PAC continuing to shove his boot into Billington’s face after the ref called off Garcia and Yuta.

Yuta tagged in and looked like he was going for a suplex, but Billington blocked, only for Yuta to back the Dynamite Kid back into the corner. All three Death Riders ran a symphony of splashes, uppercuts, back elbows and more onto Billington as he stood against the turnbuckles, before PAC planted Billington with a Tombstone Piledriver. Dynamite Kid’s teammates broke up the pin, but Moxley questioned the wisdom of not just letting the match end there.

Perched on the top turnbuckle, Billington sent Yuta to the mat with rapid headbutts, followed by a missile dropkick. But when Billington went for the tag, Garcia knocked both Lethal and Priest off the apron. Both Billington and Yuta went for tags at the same time, with Lethal finally relieving Billington while PAC tagged in for the Death Riders. Lethal cleared house, then locked the figure-four leglock on PAC right in the middle of the ring. Garcia broke the hold, then Priest cleared Garcia out of the ring. Lethal went for Lethal Injection on PAC, but The Bastard moved out of the way, setting Priest up to take the hit from his teammate. Just a few moments later, PAC had Lethal locked into the Brutalizer for the submission victory.

PAC grabbed a microphone and addressed the fact that Darby Allin wasn’t in the building. PAC considered watching Darby burn at Blood & Guts his magnum opus. “It was pretty cool, guys,” Mox said on commentary. PAC then said that if Darby is still alive, there’s no doubt he’ll want some kind of petty revenge. That’s no problem for PAC. Mano-a-mano, any time, anywhere. And what better time than at AEW Full Gear?

Darby gets a chance at retribution, but PAC gets a chance to prove in front of everyone that a “punk” like Allin doesn’t belong in the same conversation as a man like PAC. So, PAC encouraged Darby to think about it. He’ll be waiting. As the Death Riders exited and Moxley talked about how great PAC is, Mox decided he was going to hang out.

Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis Are Ready for Collision

Backstage, Lexy Nair was with TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis of the Don Callis Family. As Nair talked about both men’s matches tonight and Fletcher’s potential defense of the TNT Title against Mark Briscoe, Fletcher said he was sick of hearing about Briscoe. First, Briscoe would have to deal with Davis, and Davis was ready to turn Chicken into dinner. That left Fletcher to discuss his match with Scorpio Sky, in which the champion vowed to make the former two-time TNT champion say Fletcher’s full name.

“Timeless” Toni Storm Warns Against Asking for Mercy

After the commercial, Nair was backstage with Storm and Shirakawa. The Timeless One said that at Blood & Guts, five women forced her to watch a mugging. You can do whatever you want to Toni Storm. But when you hurt the woman she loves, you get a ticket to a cinéma vérité. One where Storm is going to bring vengeance against those same women. So she and Shirakawa will be ready to fight. Don’t ask God for mercy. He’s a big fan of their work.

Mark Briscoe def. Mark Davis

Mark Briscoe made his way to the ring, followed by Mark Davis in the night’s Battle of the Marks. Briscoe didn’t wait for Davis to make it to the ring, though, as he attacked the Don Callis Family member as he came down the entranceway. Davis fended Briscoe off, however, sending him into the barricade and tossing him into the ring, as the bell rang!

Briscoe caught Davis as he tried to come into the ring, stunning him with a dropkick on the apron and hitting a running blockbuster to the floor! Mox, still on commentary, didn’t answer Nigel’s question about how he was feeling after Blood & Guts, calling Briscoe’s move a “Darby Allin move” – inefficiently throwing oneself at the concrete.

Perhaps Mox was right, as Davis regained the advantage, tossing Briscoe around outside the ring, then rolling him back inside by the back of his head. Davis took Briscoe to the corner for a couple of big chops then whipped him into the opposite corner, only for Briscoe to float over the top and counter Davis. Briscoe climbed to the top turnbuckle, but Davis met him there with repeated fists to the head followed by a massive superplex! Davis got a two-count, but Briscoe kicked out.

Back from commercial, Briscoe fought out of an abdominal stretch by Davis, only for Davis to absolutely level Briscoe with a lariat. Davis lifted Briscoe up and wrenched the arm, then chopped Briscoe back down to the mat. Without letting go of Briscoe’s wrist, he brought the Conglomeration member back to his feet and chopped him back down, then went to do it again. But this time, Briscoe dug deep and stayed on his feet, somehow absorbing the blows before ducking a chop and countering with a series of knife-edge chops of his own. Briscoe ran the ropes and hit Davis with a shoulder block, then a big forearm that finally knocked Davis off his feet!

Both men met in the center of the ring to exchange ringing chops. Briscoe gained the advantage momentarily with a couple of clubbing forearms, but Davis followed him into the ropes and clubbed Briscoe, only for Briscoe to return the favor! Briscoe rolled Davis up for a two-count then hit a pump kick to the face when both men got back to their feet, with Briscoe dumping Davis with a suplex. Briscoe went for the Froggy Bow, but Davis got his knees up and laid in a crushing clothesline after rebounding off the ropes twice. Briscoe kicked out and seemed to try to shake off the damage, only for Davis to plant him with a short piledriver.

Briscoe rolled out of the ring and sat in a chair near the barricades, only for Davis to take advantage of the situation by smashing into Briscoe. Davis rolled Briscoe into the ring and threw a chair into the ring, then grabbed another one as he climbed in. Briscoe cut him off and knocked Davis off the apron, then set the chair up to assist him in a dive over the top rope! Briscoe rolled Davis into the ring and went for another Froggy Bow, but Davis rolled out of the way. Briscoe landed on his feet and met Davis in the corner, but Davis caught him and lifted Briscoe up only to bring him crashing down straddling the top rope. Briscoe returned the favor, and as Davis writhed on the mat, Briscoe finally hit the Froggy Bow for the three count.

Scorpio Sky Looks to Get Selfish Against Kyle Fletcher

Backstage, Scorpio Sky and Christopher Daniels were getting ready for Sky’s TNT Title shot later tonight. Daniels reflected on how Sky has led SkyFlight to some great victories. But it’s time for Sky to get a little bit selfish and regain that gold. Sky has thought about that title ever since he’s lost it. The past few years have not been easy, but none of it compares to what’s standing in front of Sky tonight. Kyle Fletcher is every bit as good as he thinks it is. But defeat comes for us all, and tonight, the Protostar’s comes from the Sky.

Josh Alexander Taunts Kenny Omega, Hurts Another Friend

Back from commercial, Tony Schiavone informed us something was happening backstage. A camera found Josh Alexander attacking someone in the locker room, as Alexander taunted Kenny Omega, saying that this is fun for him and asking what Omega thought, given that, he would do for his share of a million dollars. Alexander then dealt a final blow to his victim, who was revealed to be Omega’s friend Michael Nakazawa!

MxM TV Casting Call: Tay Melo def. Taya Valkyrie

Would it surprise you to learn that Jon Moxley “likes” MxM TV? As they made their entrance, the former AEW World Champion explained that he likes that MxM TV brings it “100%” every night. And if Mox respects it, who are we to question it?

With all four members of MxM TV in the ring, Mansoor grabbed a microphone and ran down Erie, as his style. “The only thing that’s going to be Erie is how ugly [their opponents] are going to be after we rearrange their face!” With that, Mansoor asked for the Casting Call opponent to be revealed.

It was time to have a one-on-one women’s match, as Tay Melo answered the call to take on Taya Valkyrie, with Anna Jay home sick and Melo still looking for a fight! The bell rang, and Melo knocked Taya to the ground with a kick before Valkyrie could put down her oversized hat. Melo followed Taya into the corner, with Valkyrie trying to fight out and then ducking out of the opposite corner after an Irish whip. Valkyrie set Melo up on the ropes, kicked her in the back of the head, then slid under the bottom rope and sent Melo crashing face-first to the mat. On the outside, Taya grabbed Melo by the back of the hair and planted a kiss on Johnny TV, only for Melo to reverse the momentum and send Taya crashing into the steel steps.

As MxM TV helped Taya up, Melo climbed the top rope and leaped off. Madden saved Taya, but Melo crashed onto Mansoor and Johnny TV! She then took out both Madden and Taya, rolling Valkyrie back into the ring and hitting the Tay-KO for the pinfall victory. As Melo celebrated, one of her upcoming opponents in the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Title Tournament, Marina Shafir, sneaked in from behind, taking out Tay and locking in Mother’s Milk. 

But then “Timeless” Toni Storm’s music hit, and the former AEW Women’s World Champion stormed to the ring and destroyed Shafir with a Storm Zero! Storm stood tall then exited the ring, as Moxley admitted he did not see that coming, but that he wasn’t concerned, because Marina Shafir “has a neck like a mustang.”

We were next treated to a recap of the Blood & Guts Falls Count Anywhere Match between AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page and Powerhouse Hobbs, as well as the post-match assault by Hobbs’ Opps teammates Katsuyori Shibata and Samoa Joe, culminating in Hangman challenging Joe to make their title match at Full Gear a Steel Cage Match! 

TNT Championship Match: “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher (c) def. Scorpio Sky

Sky asked for a handshake on the opening bell, but Fletcher kicked the former TNT Champion’s hand away. The two locked up and Fletcher worked Sky back into the corner before the ref broke things up. Back in the middle of the ring, the two laced fingers in a test of strength, with Sky gaining the initial advantage. Fletcher countered, wrenching on Sky’s wrist and taking Sky to the mat.

Sky regained his vertical base and the two once again engaged in a test of strength, with Sky backing Fletcher into the corner himself this time. Fletcher then decided to take a breather outside the ring after the ref backed Sky off of him. Sky took the opportunity to don Fletcher’s cape, mocking him. That brought Fletcher back into the ring, where Sky cut him off, catching Fletcher in a toe hold and then applying a submission on Fletcher’s left arm.

Fletcher and Sky exchanged blows in the middle of the ring before Sky sent Fletcher sprawling with a back elbow. Fletcher went to the outside and Sky gave chase, laying in blows to the midsection and head of Fletcher. Fletcher caught Sky after ducking a punch and dropped him back-first onto the apron. And as Sky was in agony, Fletcher leveled Christopher Daniels with a big boot to the face for no reason! That fired up Sky, who drilled Fletcher with a couple of stiff blows then sent the TNT Champion crashing into the steel steps!

Back from commercial, Fletcher had gained the upper hand in the middle of the ring. But Sky taunted Fletcher from his knees, asking the champ for more. When Fletcher laid in big forearms, Sky was able to power through, backing Fletcher into the corner and mounting him for big punches to the skull. Sky then seemed to bite Fletcher’s scalp as they were both back in the middle of the ring, following that with a clothesline over the top rope. Fletcher evaded Sky when he came crashing to the outside for a moment, but Sky recovered for a head-scissors takeover from the apron!

The two men re-entered the ring and fought back and forth for momentum, with Fletcher tossing Sky into the corner with an explosive half-and-half suplex. Fletcher got back to his feet and hit Sky with a big kick in the corner, but Sky fought out of a sheer-drop brainbuster attempt by biting Fletcher’s finger. Sky reversed a kick into a dragon screw leg whip, as Fletcher rolled out to the apron. Fletcher moved out of the way when Sky tried to hit Fletcher through the ropes, but Sky countered an attempted brainbuster on the apron by Fletcher. Sky came flying over the top rope and hit a cutter on the apron on Fletcher, but Sky also crashed to the floor in his own right, as both men stayed down.

Back in the ring, Sky climbed to the top rope and hit a DDT off the top on Fletcher in the middle of the ring, but Fletcher kicked out at two. Both men staggered to their feet and exchanged forearms, but Fletcher caught Sky with a big kick against the ropes. Sky recovered and hit Fletcher then tied the TNT Champion up in a single-leg Boston Crab, only for Fletcher to make it to the ropes. Sky charged into the corner, but Fletcher countered with a kick and a huge Michinoku Driver. Sky kicked out of that, but a big boot and a sheer-drop brainbuster got the three count for Fletcher as the TNT Champion retained!

Mark Davis quickly came out after the bell and attacked Sky before Top Flight and Mark Briscoe ran out to make the save. With Fletcher’s successful title defense, it’s official – Briscoe and Fletcher will square off for the TNT Championship next Saturday at Full Gear in a No DQ Match where if Briscoe loses, he has to join the Family!

Briscoe grabbed a microphone and told Fletcher that no matter what the Don Callis Family has done, they haven’t been able to stop him. And the next time that Daddy Don has Fletcher shine up that bald dome of his, make sure to shine up the TNT Title too, because in one week, that thing is coming home with Briscoe!

Fletcher had a microphone of his own, and he denied that he or anyone else in the Family had anything to do with attacking Briscoe. And Fletcher pointed out that he is one defense away from breaking the record for most defenses in a single reign with the TNT Championship. And when that happens, there is a spot with Briscoe’s name on it right next to The Protostar in the Don Callis Family. And then, Briscoe will have no choice, just like all of these people, but to say Fletcher’s full name.

$200,000 4-Way Tag Match at Tailgate Brawl!

Tony Schiavone informed us that next Saturday before Full Gear, there would be a $200,000 4-Way Tag Match on Tailgate Brawl! Max Caster and Anthony Bowens said that’s not nearly enough money for them to tag, but that they apparently don’t have a choice. Juice Robinson said that the Bang Bang Gang apparently plans to put the money in their tax-deferred 401Ks, which is … you know, smart. Big Bill, on the other hand, told Bryan Keith he has some boys up in New Jersey who could put the money to work for them. Meanwhile, The Outrunners know something about getting some tail and spending some money, so they’ve got plans to win that cash themselves next Saturday!

AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander vs. Mercedes Moné By the Numbers

Back from commercial, Renee Paquette ran through the numbers behind the upcoming AEW Women’s World Championship Match between the champion, Kris Statlander, and the TBS Champion, Ultimo Moné, at next Saturday’s Full Gear! One number in particular that stood out: a win at Full Gear would give Statlander the record for most singles victories by anyone in the women’s division at 82!

Riho & Alex Windsor def. Maya World & Hyan

Riho and Windsor displayed outstanding tag-team chemistry from the opening bell, chaining together offense and tags to maintain control over Maya World and Hyan from the opening bell. That trend continued on the outside of the ring, as Windsor wiped out both women with a cannonball off the apron to the floor, then set up both of her opponents for Riho to come crashing off of the top rope onto World and Hyan. 

Back from commercial, Maya World was in control against Riho with a chin lock, but Riho managed to make the tag to Windsor, who came in like a house on fire, pummeling World with forearms and clotheslines off the rope. Windsor planted World with a swinging powerbomb variant, but Hyan made the save before the three count. Riho then came into the ring to counter Hyan, only for World to level Windsor with a German suplex. Riho then responded with a dragon suplex on World, followed by a combo crucifix driver/lariat from Riho and Windsor for the win!

As Riho and Windsor celebrated, we heard the voice of “Timeless” Toni Storm. Storm and Mina Shirakawa appeared on the jumbotron, with Storm saying that their upcoming AEW Women’s World Tag Team Title Tournament match against Windsor and Riho isn’t personal. Storm and Shirakawa are merely on a warpath of violent vengeance!

Kyle O’Reilly Gets Under Jon Moxley’s Skin

We looked back to after Blood & Guts, as Kyle O’Reilly addressed his history with Jon Moxley, all of which led up to O’Reilly earning the submission victory on Moxley in that very, very violent match. Mox is a shark, O’Reilly said, but once you know how a shark moves, a shark is easy to defeat. And O’Reilly showed that at Blood & Guts. Any other time, any other place, Moxley is welcome to try to prove Kyle wrong.

Schiavone asked Moxley at the desk for his response, as the crowd serenaded Mox with chants of “You tapped out!” Mox ripped his headset off and grabbed a microphone, standing outside the ring. Kyle O’Reilly and the Conglomeration had the night of their life at Blood & Guts, Moxley said. But let’s be clear, O’Reilly is nothing like Moxley. He is not built like Mox. His team is not built like Mox’s team. And O’Reilly shouldn’t forget it.

He won one match. Good for him. Can he do it again? And again? Any time, any place, Mox said to O’Reilly and the Conglomeration. They know where to find Mox and the Death Riders. And with that, Moxley stormed off through the crowd, flipping the bird as he disappeared in the tunnel.

Tay Melo is the Solution to Marina Shafir’s Problem

Backstage, Lexy Nair was with Tay Melo to get Melo’s reaction to Marina Shafir’s post-match attack and the save by “Timeless” Toni Storm. First, Melo told Storm that while she respects her, she doesn’t need The Timeless One to step in for her unless she asks for it. Make no mistake; Melo will kick Storm’s head off to get the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles!

As for Shafir, the next time that The Problem puts her hands on Melo, she’s going to find out that Tay is the damn Solution! Melo hopes that Shafir and Megan Bayne are ready for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Title Tournament. Because while those two women like to make a statement, here was Melo’s: They can start things. She’ll finish them.

ROH World Champion and AEW World Tag Team Champion Bandido, Juice Robinson & JetSpeed (“Speedball” Mike Bailey and “The Jet” Kevin Knight) def. FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) & ROH World Tag Team Champions Sammy Guevara and RUSH of LFI 

LFI were the first team out, followed by the Top Guys, FTR, accompanied by Stokely, who exchanged a quick fist bump with RUSH. Juice Robinson was the first man out for his side, with JetSpeed out next and Bandido last but certainly not least!

Bandido and Dax Harwood started things off, with the two men locking up and Bandido cinching in a head lock, as Harwood backed him into the corner then smacked the ROH World Champion across the jaw! Harwood suplexed Bandido into the center of the ring then made the tag to Wheeler. Wheeler chopped Bandido in the corner and whipped him across the ring, but Bandido put on the brakes and hit Wheeler with a back elbow, following up with a quick series of strikes and a kick right on the chin!

Bandido tagged in Speedball, who put his educated feet to work with rapid kicks to the sides of Wheeler. Wheeler caught Speedball off the ropes however and slammed him to the mat before making the tag to Guevara. Guevara climbed the top turnbuckle, taking his time to taunt, before jumping down and hitting Speedball with a thrust kick. Guevara continued to taunt, giving Speedball time to tag in Knight, as JetSpeed leveled Guevara with some tag team offense.

When Speedball left the ring, though, Guevara was able to put his shoulder into Knight’s gut and back him into the opposing corner, where RUSH and Guevara double-teamed The Jet. RUSH got a two-count then tagged in Harwood. Dax laid in a couple of stiff shots on Knight before Knight was able to counter and tag in Robinson.

Robinson took down Harwood with a couple of big shoulder-tackles, then leveled Wheeler and hit an atomic drop on Harwood. Juice followed that up by dropping Guevara face-first on the mat, then knocked RUSH off the apron for good measure. Robinson punched both Wheeler and Harwood in the face repeatedly with his patented right jabs, then crushed their skulls together and hit Wheeler with a spinebuster for good measure. But with Juice’s head turned, RUSH came in and elbowed Juice right on the jaw.

RUSH went to suplex Juice but Robinson floated over, giving Bandido a chance to kick RUSH in the face and send him to the outside. Bandido, Juice and JetSpeed all then teamed up to take out Guevara, as Bandido and Speedball went flying from opposite top turnbuckles to the floor, giving Juice a chance to score a two-count on Harwood back in the ring!

 Back from commercial, Guevara and Speedball were squaring off in the ring after Knight was sent crashing to the outside. With Speedball concerned for his partner, Guevara hit a reverse face-buster on Bailey, then made the tag to Cash. Speedball tried to claw his way to his corner, but there was no one to make the tag anyway. Wheeler prevented Bailey from making a tag to Bandido when the latter got back onto the apron, but Speedball was finally able to make the tag to one-half of the AEW World Tag Team Champions!

Bandido cleared house and laid out RUSH then climbed the top rope and hit a frog splash, channeling Eddie Guerrero with a little shoulder shimmy before he leaped off the top, but RUSH kicked out at two. All of RUSH’s teammates then ganged up on Bandido, taunting him in the middle of the ring. Bandido tried to fight all four men off, laying out RUSH with a superkick, but the numbers seemed to be too much. 

That was, until FTR tried to whip Bandido into the ropes, and he ducked out of the way, giving JetSpeed time to take out FTR! That left Bandido and RUSH squared off in the middle of the ring, as the crowd erupted into chants of “Bandido!”

RUSH charged into the corner with Bandido down, but the ROH World Champion got to his feet and cut off RUSH. The two men exchanged fierce blows before RUSH landed a devastating headbutt that left both men stunned on the mat. On the outside, Guevara took out Robinson with a huge moonsault, before JetSpeed took out Guevara then brawled with Wheeler, taking out Cash as well. Speedball then locked horns with Harwood, as Dax tried to German suplex Bailey to the floor. Speedball gained the advantage and sent Dax onto the apron, but Harwood moved out of the way of a knee-drop moonsault, taking Speedball out of commission.

That left FTR and RUSH in a 3-on-1 advantage against Bandido, but Bandido cleared Dax and Cash out of the ring, knocked Harwood off the apron, then sent RUSH crashing into both members of FTR. That gave Bandido the window he needed for the 21 Plex on RUSH for the pinfall victory! JetSpeed, Juice Robinson and Bandido celebrated with the fans as Collision came to an end from Erie!