AEW Collision Grand Slam France Results – October 10, 2026

AEW Collision Grand Slam France Results – October 10, 2026 – All Elite Wrestling crossed the Atlantic for a historic broadcast, presenting AEW Collision: Grand Slam France on Saturday, October 10, from the Adidas Arena in Paris, France. Airing across TNT, Max, and MyAEW, the international special delivered high-stakes title defenses, surprise appearances, and major developments heading into the autumn schedule.

Full results from Paris are below:

AEW Collision Grand Slam France Results (10/10)

The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia & Marina Shafir) def. The Conglomeration (Willow Nightingale, Roderick Strong, Kyle O’Reilly & Orange Cassidy) The broadcast kicked off with an explosive eight-person tag team encounter. The Death Riders showcased their trademark ruthless teamwork, with Marina Shafir and Daniel Garcia isolating Orange Cassidy before Claudio Castagnoli sealed the victory for the faction.
Chris Jericho Promo & Match: Chris Jericho cut a mid-ring promo promoting the upcoming Collision live broadcast from the Jericho Cruise in November before issuing an open challenge to the Parisian crowd.
Nick Wayne def. Chris Jericho Capitalizing on the veteran’s hubris, Nick Wayne secured a major career win over Chris Jericho, utilizing outside shenanigans and a swift rollup to shock the veteran.
Konosuke Takeshita Vignette: A cinematic vignette aired featuring Konosuke Takeshita, declaring his intention to enter the upcoming Clockwork Carnage match.
Clockwork Carnage Qualifier: Mike Bailey def. Lee Moriarty In a high-flying, fast-paced qualifier, “Speedball” Mike Bailey outmaneuvered Lee Moriarty, locking in his spot in the upcoming Clockwork Carnage tournament. Following the bout, Ricochet appeared via a backstage segment to express his desire to enter the multi-man fray.
Swerve Strickland def. Carlie Bravo Swerve Strickland dominated his singles showcase against Carlie Bravo, picking up a decisive victory while sending a message to the rest of the roster.
The Death Riders Address the World: Jon Moxley took to the microphone to proclaim that it is “The Death Riders vs. the World.” Marina Shafir followed up, framing their violent campaign as a war on the love of professional wrestling, asserting that nobody loves the sport more than their faction.
AEW National Championship Match: Andrade El Idolo (c) def. Michael Oku In a phenomenal back-and-forth title match that had the Paris crowd roaring, Andrade El Idolo successfully defended his AEW National Championship against British standout Michael Oku. Following the bell, Tommaso Ciampa shocked the arena by walking out and confronting the champion in a tense face-to-face showdown.
AEW Women’s Tag Team Championships Number One Contenders Match: Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander def. Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne) and Sisters Of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) In a chaotic triple threat tag team match, the powerhouse pairing of Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander earned a future title opportunity by outlasting both Divine Dominion and the Sisters of Sin.
AEW Tag Team Championships Match: The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) (c) def. The Dogs (Clark Connors & David Finlay) The main event saw The Young Bucks put their titles on the line against New Japan Pro-Wrestling standouts The Dogs. After a hard-hitting, chaotic battle, Matt and Nick Jackson retained the gold. However, their celebration was cut short as Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher launched a vicious post-match ambush on the champions.