AEW Collision Results – February 28, 2026 – The show opened with Tony Schiavone introducing himself, Excalibur, and Nigel McGuinness before Maxwell Jacob Friedman stormed out to interrupt.
MJF marched to the ring in a fury, demanding that the Revolution match situation be fixed immediately. He insisted he was a real wrestler, not an “indy deathmatch” guy, and declared that Collision would not continue until Tony Khan changed the stipulation for his match with Hangman Page.
Kevin Knight’s music hit, and one‑third of the AEW Trios Champions confronted Friedman. Knight said he heard MJF wanted something done, and since he had been “getting the job done” lately, he was here to handle tonight’s problem: MJF himself. Knight called Friedman a “whiny crybaby ass bitch” and said the people were tired of hearing about MJF’s money and ego. Knight claimed he had more “swag,” was better looking, and maybe—just maybe—was a better World Champion than MJF because he represented the present.
MJF took offense at Knight trying to tell “Big Hebrew” how to do his job. He told Knight to hop on a jet to El Paso and face him for the World Title on Dynamite. Friedman promised that once he was finished with Knight, he would be nothing but history.
A strong opening segment that showcased Knight’s confidence and set up a compelling World Title match for Dynamite.
Mark Briscoe offered thoughts on Tommaso Ciampa’s match with Jay Lethal, followed by comments from both competitors.
Eight-Man Tag: The Death Riders (PAC, Daniel Garcia, Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli) (w/ Jon Moxley & Marina Shafir) vs. The Don Callis Family (Josh Alexander, Trent Beretta, Rocky Romero, Lance Archer)
Moxley joined commentary as the crowd loudly chanted against Don Callis and ICE. Garcia and Romero opened with a stalemate broken by a shoulder block and a dropkick from Garcia. PAC tagged in, and he and Garcia worked Romero over with crisp double‑team offense. Alexander and Castagnoli squared off next, with Claudio turning a sunset flip into a deadlift gutwrench superplex. Archer entered and leveled Castagnoli with a clothesline, then battered him with repeated corner forearms. Romero and Beretta tried double‑team offense but couldn’t slow Claudio.
Yuta tagged in and attempted a dive, but Alexander swept him and tried ripping off Yuta’s toque. Chaos broke out as Romero also tried grabbing the hat. Archer held Yuta in one hand until Yuta bit him and countered with a DDT. Yuta then hit a diving cannonball onto the Callis Family on the floor.
Back inside, Yuta hit a snap suplex on Beretta and tagged PAC, who hit a running dropkick and a pump kick. Romero grabbed PAC’s leg, allowing Beretta to suplex him. RPG Vice worked PAC over as the show went to break.
After the break, Alexander controlled PAC with a sleeper and a rolling senton. PAC fought back with a release German suplex. RPG Vice knocked the Death Riders off the apron, but PAC hit a tilt‑a‑whirl backbreaker on Romero and finally tagged Castagnoli.
Claudio unleashed a barrage of uppercuts on Beretta and Alexander, then swung Alexander before knocking Beretta out of the air with a European uppercut. Yuta tagged in and hit a Doomsday Device variation for two. He hammered Beretta with elbows, but Archer chokeslammed him, nearly knocking off his hat. Castagnoli entered with a chair, prompting Shafir to jump in and apply a sleeper. Archer tossed her aside, but the Death Riders hit a series of corner uppercuts before Claudio slammed Archer. Castagnoli launched Yuta with a Fastball Special, but the pin was broken up.
Romero hit Sliced Bread on Yuta but couldn’t finish him. Yuta recovered and blasted Romero with the Busaiku Knee for the win.
After the match, Konosuke Takeshita confronted the Death Riders. He and Moxley immediately brawled, with both factions failing to separate them. The fight spilled up the ramp before officials finally restored order.
Match Result: The Death Riders defeated The Don Callis Family via pinfall
A strong opener that continued the heated Callis Family vs. Death Riders feud, with Moxley vs. Takeshita at Revolution shaping up to be a war.
“Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa vs. Jay Lethal (w/ The Swirl)
Ciampa and Lethal opened with chain wrestling before tensions rose. Ciampa shoved Lethal, who slapped him, triggering a strike exchange. Ciampa hit a back elbow and back suplex, then chopped Lethal in the corner. Lethal bumped into referee Paul Turner, allowing Blake Christian to hit a sliding German suplex behind the ref’s back.
Lethal strutted and tossed Ciampa outside. Lee Johnson tried to attack Ciampa but was punched away. Ciampa clotheslined Christian, but Lethal capitalized with a suicide dive that sent Ciampa over the commentary table as the show went to break.
After the break, both men fought on the top rope. Lethal knocked Ciampa down and went for the elbow drop, but Ciampa countered into a pin attempt. Lethal hit the Lethal Combination and tried the elbow again, but Ciampa moved. They traded strikes until Ciampa avoided the Lethal Injection but ate a cutter. Lethal tried the Injection again, but Ciampa dropkicked him and hit the lifting lumbar slam for two.
Christian and Johnson interfered again but were knocked out of the ring. Lethal tried a roll‑up but failed. Ciampa ended it with two brutal running knees to Lethal’s face.
Match Result: Tommaso Ciampa defeated Jay Lethal via pinfall
A strong showing for Ciampa, who continues to thrive in AEW with renewed intensity.
The Iinspiration addressed The Brawling Birds for ruining their Australian debut and announced their television debut for Dynamite.
A vignette aired highlighting Clark Connors, who said he wasn’t afraid of the fight.
The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor & Jamie Hayter) vs. Gypsy Mac & Tyra Russamee
Hayter opened with heavy strikes and a suplex on Mac, then demanded Russamee tag in. Windsor entered and hammered Russamee with chest strikes and a kick to the back. A blind tag allowed Hayter and Windsor to hit tandem offense.
Outside, Windsor leveled Mac with a lariat. With Russamee isolated, the Birds hit a double chop, double suplex, and then a double clothesline from opposite corners. A Hart Attack variation sealed the easy win.
Match Result: The Brawling Birds defeated Gypsy Mac & Tyra Russamee via pinfall
A dominant showcase for Hayter and Windsor.
A promo aired for a $200,000 four‑way tag match on next week’s Collision featuring The Outrunners, The Swirl, Private Party, and La Faccion Ingobernable.
ProtOkada (Kyle Fletcher & Kazuchika Okada) vs. Top Flight (Darius & Dante Martin) (w/ Christopher Daniels)
Don Callis joined commentary. Okada and Darius opened with smooth counters and headlock exchanges. Okada hit a gut kick and tagged Fletcher. ProtOkada hit a double big boot. Top Flight isolated Fletcher, and Dante hit a slingshot splash for two. Okada tripped Dante, allowing Fletcher to clothesline him. Outside, Okada hit a DDT on Dante as the show went to break.
After the break, Dante countered a back suplex into a splash, but Okada knocked Darius off the apron. Dante dodged an Okada kick and finally tagged Darius, who hit a Spanish fly and a corner spear. Okada cut him off with a flapjack, and Fletcher tagged in.
Fletcher missed a running boot, allowing Dante to tag in. Top Flight hit a dropkick‑German combo and a double‑team Angel’s Wings for two. Okada pulled Dante outside and booted Daniels. Fletcher took out Darius. Okada hit his signature dropkick and the Rainmaker, then offered Fletcher the pin. Fletcher hit a brainbuster to finish it.
After the match, Fletcher demanded Denver say his full name and declared ProtOkada the greatest champions in AEW history. JetSpeed—Kevin Knight and Mike Bailey—interrupted. Bailey reminded Fletcher he beat him, and Knight reminded Okada he beat him in the Continental Classic. Knight said once he beats MJF, he’d love Okada as his first challenger. Bailey added that Jet Set Rodeo would gladly defend the Trios Titles against ProtOkada and any Callis Family member.
Match Result: ProtOkada defeated Top Flight via pinfall
A fast, crisp tag match showcasing both teams’ chemistry.
Darby Allin and Orange Cassidy spoke about their challenge to Clark Connors and Gabe Kidd.
“Timeless” Toni Storm (w/ Luther) vs. Zayda Steel (w/ Christopher Daniels)
Steel kissed Storm’s hand before the match. Storm overpowered her early, but Steel hit a hurricanrana and dropkick for two. Storm answered with a scoop slam and snap suplex. Steel escaped Storm Zero and hit a lungblower, then a tope suicida.
Steel hit a diving crossbody for two. She attempted an Unprettier, but Storm countered with German suplexes. Storm hit the running hip attack and Storm Zero for the win.
After the match, Marina Shafir attacked Storm. Wheeler Yuta tried to intervene but had his toque pulled off, exposing his bald head. Storm put on the hat and stared Shafir down.
Match Result: “Timeless” Toni Storm defeated Zayda Steel via pinfall
A short match with a strong post‑match angle.
Backstage, Hook mocked someone trying to join The Opps. Anthony Bowens approached, calling himself Hook’s best friend and offering to join the group. Hook said The Opps were killers and wasn’t sure Bowens fit the mold, but he’d think about it.
The Sisters of Sin (Skye Blue & Julia Hart) vs. Kris Statlander & Thunder Rosa
Rosa opened aggressively against Hart, hitting strikes, a dropkick, and a sliding clothesline. Skye grabbed Rosa’s hair, letting Hart take control. Skye tagged in, and the Sisters hit a double flapjack and kicks.
Rosa escaped and tagged Statlander, who hit a running boot and Michinoku Driver. Skye avoided a suplex and tagged Hart. Hart countered a back suplex, but Statlander knocked her down. Skye hit a running boot to regain control as the show went to break.
After the break, Hart wrenched Statlander’s arm, but Skye accidentally kneed Hart. Statlander threw Skye into Hart and tagged Rosa.
Rosa ran wild on both opponents. Skye hit a jawbreaker, and Hart tagged in, but couldn’t maintain momentum. All four women fought. Rosa broke a pin by shoving Skye into Hart. Statlander recovered, hit her piledriver on Hart, and Rosa secured the pin.
After the match, AEW Women’s Champion Thekla interrupted, calling Rosa and Statlander “dumb bitches” and saying she fought to kill, not to win. She declared them the past and herself the present.
Match Result: Thunder Rosa & Kris Statlander defeated The Sisters of Sin via pinfall
A lively tag match with Rosa looking sharp ahead of her title match with Thekla.
Andrade El Idolo vs. Tomohiro Ishii
Don Callis joined commentary. Andrade backed Ishii into the corner before being forced to break. Andrade applied a headlock, but Ishii powered out. Andrade avoided a collision by slipping through the ropes and hit a top‑rope crossbody for two. Ishii chopped Andrade and hit a shoulder tackle. Andrade answered with an Okada‑style dropkick, sending Ishii outside. Andrade attempted a dive, but Ishii pulled him down and slammed him face‑first onto the apron.
Inside, Ishii chopped Andrade repeatedly until Andrade booted him and hit a pump kick. Andrade raked Ishii’s eye and sent him outside, slamming him onto the commentary table. Callis flinched as Andrade took a selfie with a fan while eating chocolate.
After the break, Ishii hit a suplex to stop Andrade’s Three Amigos. Callis jumped up to encourage Andrade. Ishii hit a back suplex and aimed for a lariat, but Andrade dodged and hit the Three Amigos. Ishii kicked out at two. Andrade missed a corner attack and took a German suplex but landed on his feet before eating a headbutt. Ishii hit a sliding lariat for two.
Both men traded heavy strikes until Andrade drove Ishii into the turnbuckle. Andrade hit the running Meteora, but Ishii kicked out. Andrade hit a moonsault press for another near fall. Ishii hit an enzuigiri, Andrade hit a back elbow, and Ishii barely kicked out. Andrade finally hit the DM for the win.
After the match, Bandido appeared and stared down Andrade, who removed his pants and stared back at his Revolution opponent.
Match Result: Andrade El Idolo defeated Tomohiro Ishii via pinfall
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AEW Collision Results – February 28, 2026
