AEW Dynamite & Collision Results – November 11, 2026

AEW Dynamite & Collision Results – November 11, 2026 – Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s live coverage results for AEW Dynamite & Collision –Three‑Hour Special–live from the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah.

Post-Blood & Guts Backstage Segment

A backstage segment airs featuring Will Ospreay, the Young Bucks, Steven Borden, and Adam Copeland following their loss at Blood & Guts.

Ospreay voices his frustration with Copeland for surrendering the match, noting that they all agreed beforehand that nobody would quit.

Copeland fires back and tells Ospreay to shut up, reminding him about the nine-year forced retirement caused by his past career choices. He asks Ospreay if he is looking to undergo another neck fusion surgery.

Copeland explains that he does not want anyone else to experience what he went through. He adds that if the group cannot understand that perspective, this might not be the right place for them.

Kyle Fletcher and Will Ospreay Face-to-Face

Kyle Fletcher heads to the ring first for a face-to-face segment with Will Ospreay. He cuts off Ospreay’s entrance music before the crowd erupts into loud “Ospreay” chants, which Fletcher quickly attempts to quiet down.

Fletcher brings up everything that has happened since their last in-ring conversation, noting that Ospreay got married, had neck surgery, and won the World title. Kyle highlights his own accomplishments, including runs as a two-time TNT Champion, World Trios Champion, and International Champion.

Fletcher acknowledges that his success stems from Ospreay, offering a brief thank you. Ospreay responds by saying he is proud of Fletcher and hopes Fletcher can one day be proud of him.

Fletcher cuts him off, clarifying that he feels no remorse and would repeat all his heinous actions against Ospreay. He demands credit for injuring Ospreay’s neck with the Tiger Driver and Buckle Brainbuster, dismissing Ospreay’s claims that the Death Riders were responsible.

Ospreay admits Fletcher caused the injury, noting he wrestled with one arm after a seven-month career injury. Will states that the crowd’s energy fueled his return, adding that even with a broken neck, he defeated Fletcher twice.

Ospreay questions Fletcher’s chances at Full Gear, recounting his victories in Clockwork Carnage, his performance at Wembley, and his title win over Kenny Omega. A video plays on the Titantron showing their face-to-face moment during Ospreay’s All In entrance.

Ospreay asks Fletcher what he felt in that exact moment. As the crowd chants “Jealous,” Fletcher initially denies feeling anything at all.

Ospreay calls out the denial, suggesting Fletcher and Mark Davis secretly wanted to be ringside. Fletcher snaps and screams that he felt immense jealousy watching the man he hates achieve his dream.

Fletcher adds that the feeling quickly vanished because he knew he would be the one to take the title away. Ospreay attempts to de-escalate, suggesting they can put their differences aside as brothers for the World Championship and declaring that he still loves him.

Fletcher loses his temper and warns Ospreay to stop playing mind games. He claims that eventually everyone will realize Ospreay is self-centered, adding that Alex Windsor will leave him and his son will eventually see the truth.

Then, Fletcher vows to take everything from Ospreay at Full Gear. Ospreay fires back by stating they are not equals, pointing out his five victories over Fletcher and promising to bring the same intensity he used against Jon Moxley.

Before Ospreay can finish, Fletcher slaps him across the face and dares him to retaliate. Ospreay keeps his composure, refusing to give Fletcher the satisfaction.

The New Day (Austin Creed and Kofi Kingston) vs. Brodido (Brody King and Bandido)

Brodido are ambushed before they can even finish their entrance, as Austin Creed and Kofi Kingston wipe them out with suicide dives. Kingston and Creed team up to neutralize Brody King, but Bandido returns to take Kingston out of the equation.

King seizes control of Creed on the outside, placing him on a steel chair and crushing him with a crossbody against the barricade. King rolls Creed back into the squared circle, and the opening bell officially rings.

Creed sends King back to the outside and takes him down with another high-flying dive through the ropes. Bandido follows with a leap over the top rope, leading to Kingston flying off the top turnbuckle to take out everyone.

Kingston and Creed then retrieve steel chairs and throw them into the ring. Commentary notes that the referee could call for a disqualification if the weapon usage escalates.

The New Day vs. Brodido (Conclusion)

Brody King tosses Kofi Kingston into the crowd and attempts a suplex back inside alongside Bandido. Austin Creed tries to intervene but gets beaten down as Brodido completes a delayed double-suplex.

The referee shows heavy leniency, allowing well past a ten-count before all four competitors return to the ring. Creed and Kingston mount a brief comeback with strikes, but King halts Kingston with a thunderous, hard-hitting chop.

King drops Creed after Creed punches himself out, then throws Kingston to the floor while Bandido maintains control of Creed. Creed fires back with a pop-up knee strike before King quickly answers with another decisive blow.

Kingston rallies to neutralize King, but Bandido cuts him off and eats a Fisherman’s Buster from Creed. King flattens both members of The New Day with a devastating double lariat before launching himself through the ropes with a suicide dive.

Creed and Kingston whip King hard into the steel ring steps, but Bandido leaps over the steps to wipe them both out. Bandido drags Creed up the entrance ramp and calls for a table to be set up.

Kofi Kingston charges in with a steel chair but misses his target. The referee officially calls for the bell, ruling the match a no-contest via double count-out.

Result: No-Contest / Double Count-Out

Bandido and King continue their assault, attempting to put Kingston through a table near the ramp. Kingston slips free as security rushes the stage, but Kingston immediately takes flight with a crossbody to send King crashing through the table. Bandido clears a security guard out of his way, and the brawl spills out of camera shot to close the segment.

Orange Cassidy vs. David Finlay

Renee Paquette notes before the second entrance that all outside interference is barred, meaning no members of The Conglomeration, Death Riders, or The Don Callis Family are allowed at ringside. Cassidy immediately slides the shillelagh under the ring before the bell.

Cassidy uses his speed early, slipping around Finlay for a series of quick roll-ups and back-slides that yield two-counts. He rolls out of the ring for a breather, leading to a cat-and-mouse chase around the outside before Finlay catches him with a lariat attempt that Cassidy ducks.

Both men beat the referee’s nine-count back into the ring, where Cassidy gains the advantage and takes Finlay down with a tope on the outside. Cassidy throws Finlay back inside and heads to the top rope, but Finlay catches his aerial attack and drops him with a backbreaker.

Finlay takes the action to the floor, delivering a brutal belly-to-back suplex onto the ring apron to target Cassidy’s lower back.

Finlay rolls Cassidy back into the ring and stomps him down in the corner. He grabs Cassidy by the ears to execute a release suplex that sends Cassidy flying across the canvas. Finlay follows with a lateral press, but Cassidy gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the count.

Cassidy absorbs heavy punishment, repeatedly fighting back to his feet and defiantly putting his hands in his pockets. Finlay mocks the gesture before flooring Cassidy with a rolling elbow. Cassidy uses his legs to block initial suplex attempts, but Finlay eventually powers him up, only for Cassidy to reverse it into a suplex of his own.

Cassidy heads to the apron, drives Finlay’s face into the turnbuckle pads, and follows up with a Stundog Millionaire and a Tornado DDT. Finlay traps Cassidy in the corner and heads to the top rope, but Cassidy fights back with a head-bite and a back-rake before dropping Finlay to the mat.

Cassidy connects with a diving DDT, but Finlay rolls out of reach to the floor. Finlay crawls to the ring skirt, pulls out a steel chair and the shillelagh, and tosses the chair into the ring. As the referee removes the chair, Finlay strikes Cassidy over the head with the shillelagh and covers him for the three-count.

Winner: David Finlay

The Conglomeration sprint down to the ring as Finlay taunts them, backed up by the arrival of the Gunns at ringside. While everyone’s attention is focused on the chaos, Clark Connors sneaks into the ring, flattens Cassidy with a spear, and sprints back up the ramp.

Andrade Backstage Interview

Backstage, Andrade catches up with Renee Paquette to discuss his recent National Championship loss. Maintaining an optimistic outlook, Andrade states that as one door closes, another opens while gesturing toward his World Title Contract.

Andrade closes the interview by making a definitive promise that he will become the first Latino AEW World Champion.

Persephone vs. Gypsy Mac

Britt Baker makes her way to the stage first to introduce Persephone for her singles match against Gypsy Mac.

Mac offers a handshake to start the match. Persephone obliges, but immediately uses the grip to drag Mac down to the mat.

Persephone delivers a basement dropkick, mounts her opponent, and unleashes a flurry of punches while loudly voicing her frustration over losing the TBS Championship.

The momentary lapse in focus allows Mac to fight back and catch her with a Capoeira kick. Persephone quickly regains control, hoisting Mac up into position and hitting a Razor’s Edge to secure the pinfall victory.

Winner: Persephone

FTR vs. Motor City Machine Guns (Best of Five Series Finale)

On commentary, Excalibur notes that this final match also serves as a Number One Contenders’ bout. Cash Wheeler and Alex Shelley start the match, with Wheeler driving Shelley into the corner before tagging in Dax Harwood.

Shelley slips away and retreats to his corner, allowing Chris Sabin to tag in and level the playing field. Shelley soon re-enters to face Harwood, locking in a tight wristlock to maintain control of the arm.

Harwood fires back by backing Shelley into his corner and tagging Wheeler. Shelley fights off both opponents, turning his attention to Wheeler’s arm before bringing Sabin back into the action.

Wheeler drives Sabin toward the corner, but Sabin rolls away as Shelley steps back in. All four men begin brawling, pairing off with Harwood against Sabin and Wheeler against Shelley.

Wheeler sends Sabin crashing into the ringside barricade, but Shelley quickly retaliates by whipping Wheeler hard into the steel guardrail. Shelley helps Sabin back inside the ring to double-team Harwood.

Sabin launches Harwood into the outstretched boots of Shelley, who immediately tags back in to crank Harwood’s neck. Harwood fires back with a sharp chop to the chest, but Shelley cuts it short with a chinbreaker and heads toward the ropes.

Wheeler catches Shelley with a kick to the back, distracting him long enough for Harwood to drop him with a chop block and regain control. Wheeler tags back in to work over Shelley’s knee before grounding him with a tight neck crank on the mat.

Cash Wheeler tags back in and peppers Alex Shelley with left jabs, but Shelley answers back by dropping him. Wheeler is forced to tag Dax Harwood, who attempts to capitalize on Shelley but suffers the exact same fate.

Shelley crawls toward his corner, but Wheeler charges in to knock Chris Sabin off the apron. The referee steps in to separate them, inadvertently missing a legal tag from Shelley to Sabin.

FTR fail to capitalize on the missed tag, and Shelley finally makes the hot tag to Sabin. Sabin runs wild against both members of FTR, planting Wheeler with a DDT for a close two-count.

Wheeler recovers to dump Sabin across the ropes, then climbs the turnbuckle with Shelley. Sabin rushes over to help, but Wheeler knocks Shelley off before Sabin fights them both off.

Wheeler grabs the ring bell and cracks Sabin in the head behind the referee’s back. Harwood covers Sabin, but the resilient challenger manages to kick out at two.

Harwood fires off sharp chops in the corner and hurls Sabin hard across the ring. Sabin fires back with right hands, but Harwood cuts him off and covers him for another two-count.

FTR set up for a spike piledriver, but Sabin slips free and slingshots Harwood directly into Wheeler on the top rope. Shelley re-enters to trap both opponents in the corner for a flurry of machine-gun chops.

Shelley holds FTR in place as Sabin launches in with a kick, and Shelley drops them with a synchronized DDT and legsweep combo. Harwood kicks out just in time to keep the match alive.

Shelley tosses Wheeler to the floor, but Harwood catches Shelley with a surprise back-slide cover for a near-fall. Both legal men trade rapid-fire chops while locked together by the wrists.

With five minutes remaining in the time limit, Sabin drops Wheeler with a cutter and joins Shelley for double-team kicks on Harwood. Sabin wipes out Wheeler with a tope suicida, while Shelley lands a flying knee strike on Stokely Hathaway.

Shelley spikes Harwood and goes for the cover, but Wheeler dives through the ropes to break it up. Wheeler and Sabin crash over the top rope with a suplex to the floor.

Hathaway trips Shelley from the outside, allowing Harwood to catch him with the Shatter Machine, but Sabin breaks up the pin. Hathaway climbs onto the apron to argue with the referee, leading to Sabin laying him out.

FTR capitalize by hitting Sabin with a spike piledriver, then immediately execute a second spike piledriver on Shelley. Harwood covers Shelley, but the veteran miraculously kicks out before the three-count.

With just one minute remaining on the clock, Harwood tries to hoist Shelley up for another spike piledriver, but Shelley’s legs repeatedly give out. With thirty seconds left, FTR pivot to set up the Shatter Machine instead.

Shelley counters by catching Harwood in a sunset flip for a pin attempt. He simultaneously uses an upkick to send Wheeler flying through the ropes, locking in the pinning combination. One, two, three!

Winners (and Best of Five Series Winners): Motor City Machine Guns (3-2)

After a brutal war, FTR show true sportsmanship by shaking hands with the Motor City Machine Guns. Stokely Hathaway remains visibly furious at ringside as the show comes to a close.

AEW National Championship: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Mike Bailey

The opening bell sounds, and the champion and challenger immediately lock up in a hard-hitting chopping exchange. Bailey takes Ciampa off his feet and traps him in the corner, hammering away with a flurry of kicks to the chest. Ciampa answers with a sudden boot to the face, sending Bailey crashing to the outside.

Bailey rushes back into the ring, but Ciampa quickly repels him. Ciampa pulls Bailey back inside, but when Ciampa rolls to the floor, Bailey flies over the top rope with a Skytwister Press to the floor. Bailey rolls Ciampa back in, but Ciampa retreats to the opposite side. Speedball gives chase and drops him with another kick.

Bailey throws Ciampa back into the ring, but Ciampa catches him off guard with the Widow’s Bell, dropping the challenger to the floor as he clutches his neck. Ciampa follows up on the outside, blasting Bailey with a running knee strike against the steel steps and busting his open opponent wide open.

Ciampa targets the fresh cut on Bailey’s head, digging his fingers into the wound with angled punches and stomping him on the floor. Tommaso smears the blood onto his own chest before rolling Bailey back inside to drive a sharp elbow directly into the laceration.

Ciampa drapes Bailey over the middle rope and bites at the open wound, drawing loud chants from the crowd. Bailey fires back through the pain, absorbing Ciampa’s strikes to floor him with a spinning roundhouse kick. Mike attempts a running shooting star press, but Ciampa rolls away and connects with a pair of bridging German suplexes, returning his focus to the cut.

Bailey mounts a desperate comeback by climbing to the top turnbuckle. Ciampa intercepts him on the apron and attempts an Air Raid Crash, but Bailey slips free and tries for a sunset flip. Tommaso punches his way out of danger and instead drills Bailey with a vicious Air Raid Crash directly onto the ring apron.

Ciampa drags Bailey back into the ring and hits Project Ciampa, immediately covering his challenger. Bailey manages to kick out at two.

Ciampa exposes his knee pad and lines Mike Bailey up for a decisive strike, but Bailey collapses to the mat before it lands. Ciampa urges the referee to check on the challenger and stop the match, but Bailey refuses to quit, slapping Ciampa and rocking him with a side heel kick.

Both men spill out to the apron, where Bailey connects with a moonsault knee drop. Bailey climbs to the top turnbuckle, but Ciampa intercepts him and attempts a superplex. Speedball fights back with a headbutt, sending Ciampa hung upside-down on the ropes. Bailey kicks away at Ciampa until the champion grabs his toes and bites them, causing Bailey to crash down to the apron.

Bailey recovers and kicks Ciampa off before launching himself with the Ultimate Weapon. He immediately covers Ciampa, but the champion barely kicks out at two. Bailey goes for a spinning corner kick and sets up for the Flamingo Driver, but Ciampa fights out by targeting the open cut on Bailey’s head.

Ciampa catches a hurricanrana attempt and turns it into an avalanche Project Ciampa, though Bailey manages to kick out of the cover. The Psycho Killer finally drops his knee pad and drills Bailey with a running knee strike, but Bailey kicks out once again. Ciampa immediately follows up with a second running knee strike and covers him for the three-count.

Winner (and still AEW National Championship): Tommaso Ciampa

Ilja Dragunov Confronts Ciampa

The arena lights suddenly go dark as a metronome ticks over the PA system, signaling the arrival of Ilja Dragunov. Dragunov walks down to the ring, where Ciampa immediately gets in his face and holds the National Championship high in the air.

Dragunov steps back calmly and points toward the Titantron, where a graphic flashes confirming that Ilja Dragunov will challenge Tommaso Ciampa for the AEW National Championship at Full Gear.

Ciampa extends his hand for a handshake, but pulls it back to flip Dragunov off before retreating up the ramp. Dragunov’s music plays as he stands tall in the ring, signaling his intent to destroy the champion at the upcoming pay-per-view.

The AEW Dynamite portion of the show ends here. Collision is next!

Jay White and Mercedes Moné vs. Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir

The referee bans all outside personnel from ringside before the opening bell. Jay White and Jon Moxley kick off the match, with White locking in a side headlock to bring Moxley down to a knee before dropping him with a shoulder tackle.

Marina Shafir sneaks in a kick to White’s face from the apron. White retrieves the Continental Championship belt to reset, then returns inside to apply another side headlock. He runs the ropes and heads to the floor to tag in Mercedes Moné, who immediately demands Moxley tag out so she can face Shafir.

Shafir enters the ring, but Moné instantly tags White back in. White silences the booing crowd with a “shh” gesture, only for Shafir to kick him from behind. Moxley tosses White to the outside, where Shafir rams White’s head against the announce desk while Moxley chops him against the barricade.

Moxley rolls White back into the ring, where Moné and Shafir tag in. Both pairs brawl in opposite corners, with Moné and Shafir trading punches and bites. Shafir slaps and chops White, but White catches her leg and climbs up to land a strike. Moné follows up by dropping Shafir with a backstabber. White knocks Moxley off the apron and connects with a backbreaker on Shafir.

Mercedes Moné takes control over Marina Shafir by dropping her with a basement dropkick. Moné tags Jay White, who plants Shafir with a scoop slam and grabs her by the face. Shafir fires back with a sharp slap to the face. White tries to hoist her up, but Shafir slips free and makes the tag to Jon Moxley.

Moxley and White trade heavy right hands in the center of the ring. Jon connects with a knee to the head, then counters an attempted Blade Runner into a quick roll-up attempt. Moxley dumps White to the outside and wipes him out with a tope suicida, only for Moné to immediately follow up with a suicide dive of her own onto Moxley.

Inside the ring, Moxley drills White with a delayed vertical piledriver. He transitions into a bulldog, but Moné runs in and stomps Moxley in the head. Moné slaps Moxley across the face, and as Moxley grabs her, White sweeps his leg out from behind. Mercedes climbs to the top turnbuckle and connects with a frog splash, setting up Moxley to absorb a Paradigm Shift.

Moné and Shafir tag back into the match. Shafir tosses Moné with a suplex followed by an arm-drag. White steps in to pull Shafir’s hair and break the hold.

Moné immediately locks Shafir in the Statement Maker submission, while White finds himself trapped in a triangle hold applied by Shafir. As the dual submissions lock in, Moxley and White begin teeing off on each other to break the chaos.

Mercedes Moné catches Marina Shafir with a lungblower before dropping Jon Moxley with a low blow. Moxley answers back with a sudden cutter on Moné, only for Jay White to plant Moxley with a suplex. Moxley quickly recovers to flatten White with a King Kong lariat.

Moné connects with the Moné Maker on Shafir, but Shafir immediately rolls through and locks in The Brutalizer. With no escape, the AEW Women’s World Champion taps out just three days before their scheduled championship clash at Full Gear.

Winners: Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley

Following the bell, Moné refuses to let go and traps Shafir in the Statement Maker. The Cut rush down to the ring to attack the Death Riders, prompting Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong to sprint out for the save.

Orange Cassidy, sporting heavily taped ribs, hops over the barricade to join the fight. Cassidy lays out The Dogs and Ace Austin with Orange Punches after Austin pulls White out of danger.

O’Reilly drops Colten Gunn with a sharp knee strike, while Strong plants Austin Gunn with a backbreaker. O’Reilly locks Colten in an ankle lock, forcing The Dogs to drag him out of the ring to safety.

Near the announce desk, Moné clutches her title belt while White yells at the ring. Inside the squared circle, Cassidy and Moxley share a brief handshake before Moné blindsides Shafir, smashing her across the back with the Women’s World Championship belt.

The Young Bucks and Jack Perry vs. Kevin Knight, Brian Cage, and El Clon

Walker Stewart joins the commentary desk as The Young Bucks and Jack Perry enter first. The Don Callis Family trio of Kevin Knight, Brian Cage, and El Clon follows them to the ring.

Brian Cage takes control early, sending Matt Jackson to the mat and onto the apron. Matt fires back with punches on both Clon and Cage. The Bucks quickly isolate Cage and Clon with fast-paced double-team offense. Matt then drops Knight with an arm-drag to set up another tandem assault.

Jack Perry tags in as the trio lands a triple kick on Clon. Perry lights up Clon with chops in the corner. He then uses the ropes to hit a springboard arm-drag and dropkick during Clon’s first AEW match in three months.

Perry shoves Knight off the apron, allowing Clon to catch Perry with a sudden Pelé kick. Knight follows up immediately with a sliding lariat. After knocking The Bucks off the apron, The Don Callis Family double-teams Perry. Perry finally escapes and sends Cage crashing into the ringside barricade.

Perry slides under the ring and waves at Knight to bait him into a chase. Knight follows him and runs straight into a double superkick from The Bucks. Perry caps off the sequence with a leaping hurricanrana on Knight. All three babyfaces then take flight with triple tope suicidas onto the heels on the floor.

Returning from the commercial break, The Don Callis Family tees off on Jack Perry. Kevin Knight lands a sharp dropkick on Perry and covers him for a two-count. Perry responds by turning Knight inside out with a stiff lariat.

Nick Jackson tags in and takes down both Knight and El Clon with a crossbody. He kicks Brian Cage in the face before wiping out Knight and Clon again. Matt Jackson tags back in as the brothers double-team Clon. Clon tries to walk the top rope, but Matt kicks him down and hits a headscissors.

The Bucks connect with a tandem suplex on Knight before Matt clears out Clon and Knight. Cage catches Matt in a delayed vertical suplex, prompting Nick to kick Cage in the gut. The Bucks try to lift Cage, and Perry strikes him from behind. They drape Cage across the ringside barricade, where Perry lands a leaping kick to the back of his head.

Inside the ring, The Bucks double-team Clon and Knight. They dive onto Knight and Clon while Perry hits a moonsault onto Cage on the floor.

Back in the squared circle, The Bucks accidentally collide knee-to-knee. Knight capitalizes with a rapid combo on both brothers and hits a hurricanrana on Nick. Perry fires back with a diving DDT, only for Cage to plant him with a side slam. Clon follows up with a DDT on Perry, and Knight lands the UFO Splash, but The Bucks rush in to break up the pin.

Brian Cage hoists Matt Jackson onto his shoulder while El Clon lifts Jack Perry onto his. Nick Jackson breaks up the double-team attempt with superkicks to both Clon and Cage. The babyfaces then swarm Cage and take him down with a flurry of kicks.

Perry drills Clon with a sharp kick as The Bucks drop Kevin Knight with a stereo superkick. Matt and Perry send Knight and Clon into position for Nick, who kicks them both and lands a senton on Cage. The Bucks then level Clon with stereo BTE Triggers to secure the pinfall victory.

Winners: The Young Bucks and Jack Perry

Divine Dominion Backstage Interview

Backstage, Lexy Nair catches up with Divine Dominion to discuss the aftermath of their brutal Blood and Guts match. The group puts each other over for surviving the war inside the cage.

Kross declares that through bloodshed, they have become immortal, adding that they will not seek revenge. Megan Bayne follows up by stating that the destruction they plan to unleash next is simply what they were going to do anyway.

The Young Bucks and Jack Perry Backstage Interview

Lexy Nair interviews The Young Bucks and Jack Perry following their trios victory. Perry immediately calls out Samoa Joe, stating that the veteran still owes him a singles rematch.

The Bucks refuse to make excuses for their recent setback, acknowledging it may have been the worst loss of their careers. Matt reminds everyone that they are the founders and the elite of The Elite, promising they will walk out of Full Gear still holding their championships.

Wardlow vs. Nick Comoroto

Wardlow makes his way to the ring accompanied by Davis and Doyle, while Nick Comoroto waits inside alongside Aaron Solo and Griff Garrison.

Comoroto locks in an early side headlock and tries to wear down the powerhouse. He follows up with a shoulder tackle that barely budges Wardlow.

Wardlow shrugs it off and responds with a hard headbutt that drops Comoroto to one knee. He floors him with a brutal lariat before planting him with a devastating powerbomb.

Wardlow places a single boot on Comoroto’s chest to easily secure the three-count.

Winner: Wardlow

Following the bell, Wardlow, Davis, and Doyle stay on the attack. They systematically round up Aaron Solo, Griff Garrison, and Comoroto, laying them out with a punishing series of powerbombs to cap off a dominant display.

Maya and HYAN Backstage Promo

Backstage, Maya makes it clear that she wants her TBS Championship back, but insists tonight is all about HYAN.

HYAN speaks up to say that they never take any of this for granted. She promises to show up and show out when the bell rings.

HYAN adds that once she wins her match tonight, Maya will be the very first person in line for a title shot.

The Swirl vs. El Sky Team (ROH Men’s Tag Team Championship Match)

Gran Metalik (Dorada) and Christian Blake kick off the championship match. Blake offers a handshake, only to pull it back and flip Dorada off. Blake takes Dorada down, but both men trade fast-paced dodges before Dorada lands a crisp tijares takedown.

Dante Lee tags into the match alongside Místico. Místico extends a respectful hand, but Lee answers with a boot to the hand. Lee takes Místico down with a side headlock, then shoves him disrespectfully. Místico fires back with a lightning-fast headscissors followed by a diving tope suicida to the floor.

Místico rolls Lee back inside the ring and tags Dorada right back in. The challengers tee off on Lee with a flurry of strikes in the corner, before executing seamless double-team offense on Lee and quickly following up with the same punishment on Blake.

Returning from the break, Christian Blake catches Gran Metalik with a dropkick, but Dorada answers immediately with a vicious kick to the back.

Místico tags in and takes Dante Lee down twice with high-speed offense before scaling the top rope for a crisp arm-drag. He follows up with a senton atómico, but Blake slides in to break up the pin attempt. Blake then hits a brutal Canadian Destroyer on Místico out on the apron, while Lee tosses Dorada to the floor. The Swirl capitalize by wiping out the champions with stereo moonsaults.

Back in the ring, The Swirl isolate Místico with a relentless series of double-team kicks. The frantic action spills over as Dorada connects with a spectacular tornillo onto Blake on the outside. Místico drills Lee with a crossbody inside the squared circle and attempts to lock in La Mística. Lee ducks out of the way and counters into a quick roll-up, but Místico reverses it right back to score the pin and retain the titles.

Winners (and still ROH Men’s Tag Team Champions): El Sky Team

Nick Wayne Addresses the Crowd

Nick Wayne interrupts the celebration, demanding the audio engineer cut the music and play what the fans actually want to hear. Wayne’s theme hits as he makes his way down the ramp accompanied by his personal videographer.

Wayne grabs a microphone and asks the audience if they heard the news, declaring that he is successfully “mogging” everyone in attendance. He steps right up to a fan in the front row and tells him to inform his mother that he is getting mogged on national TV, before bluntly telling the spectator he is chopped.

Wayne boasts about his back-to-back victories over Chris Jericho—complete with a delayed stage explosion that fails to trigger a second time—before blowing a kiss to the camera.

Queen Aminata vs. Skye Blue vs. HYAN (TBS Championship Match)

The official TBS Championship graphic pops up right as the opening bell rings, completely blocking the early action in the ring.

As the screen clears, HYAN attempts an early roll-up on Queen Aminata. Skye Blue pulls HYAN straight out of the ring and turns her attention to Aminata for a tense face-off. The two opponents trade shoves and heavy blows before both turning their aggression toward HYAN with chest slaps.

HYAN quickly fires back by dropping both competitors with a double crossbody. She follows up by taking Aminata down with a sharp knee strike and squashing both rivals with a corner splash. HYAN caps off the offensive burst by running a knee strike into Aminata before hurling Blue right onto Aminata’s back.

Returning from the break, Skye Blue hits a snapmare takeover on HYAN, but Queen Aminata pulls Blue’s hair to break up the pin. Aminata drops HYAN with a Manhattan drop followed by an atomic drop. She plants Blue with the Queen’s Crown and spikes HYAN with a neckbreaker.

Blue drives Aminata face-first into the corner, but HYAN fires back by spiking Blue with a Falcon Arrow. Aminata slides a steel chair into the ring, only for HYAN to boot her in the face. Aminata trips HYAN into a painful face-plant on the chair before landing a dropkick from the apron. Blue immediately answers by smashing a chair right into Aminata’s face.

Inside the ring, Blue drills Aminata with a running knee strike and sets up for Code Blue, but Aminata counters into a high stack. HYAN flattens the champion with a running spear, and Blue quickly covers HYAN for a two-count. HYAN connects with a big boot, and Blue follows up with a thrust kick. Blue finally hits Code Blue on HYAN, but Aminata breaks up the pin with a crashing senton. Aminata finishes off Blue with a suplex and her signature “Off with Her Head” kick to retain the gold.

Winner (and still TBS Champion): Queen Aminata

Following the bell, Britt Baker distracts Queen Aminata with verbal trash-talk, allowing Persephone to sneak up and blindside the champion from behind. Persephone snatches up the TBS Championship belt and screams that it belongs to her while sitting on top of Aminata.

Maya makes her way down to the ring to make the save, prompting Baker to pull Persephone out of harm’s way. The chaotic finish confirms that Queen Aminata will defend her title in a high-stakes three-way match against Persephone and Maya at the Tailgate Brawl.

The AEW Dynamite and Collision marathon ends here, after 3 hours and 35 minutes of action. They’re crazy!

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher face-to-face
Brodido (Bandido and Brody King) vs. New Level (Austin Creed and Kofi)
Mixed Tag Team: Mercedes Mone and Jay White vs. Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley
AEW National Championship: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
Match 5 of Best of Five Series: FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler) vs. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)

AEW Dynamite & Collision Preview – November 11

AEW heads into Full Gear with a special three‑hour block of Dynamite and Collision. With one of the company’s biggest events just days away, tonight’s show focuses on final confrontations, championship implications, and several matches that could shift momentum before Saturday.

Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher Come Face-To-Face

The road to the AEW World Championship match at Full Gear reaches its final stop tonight. Kyle Fletcher stood tall over a bloodied Will Ospreay last week after the Men’s Blood & Guts match came to an end. With tensions at their highest point, both men are set to share the same building ahead of Saturday’s main event.

Mercedes Moné and Marina Shafir Collide In Mixed Tag Action

Mercedes Moné gets one last chance to gain momentum before defending the AEW Women’s World Championship. She teams with Jay White against Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley. The match ties together two major stories, as Moné prepares for her title defense while White and Moxley continue the war between their factions.

Trios Championship Rivals In Action

The rivalry surrounding the AEW World Trios Championship continues tonight. Brody King and Bandido team up as Brodido to face The New Level in a first-time meeting. Their encounter serves as the final preview for the Trios Texas Deathmatch at Full Gear, where Adam Page joins Brody King and Bandido against Swerve Strickland, Austin Creed, and Kofi.

National Championship Match

Tommaso Ciampa makes his first defense of the AEW National Championship against Mike Bailey. Ciampa captured the title from Andrade El Idolo on Collision and now faces another member of United Empire. Bailey has an opportunity to bring the championship back to his group just days before Full Gear.

Best Of Five Series Reaches Its Finale

FTR and Motor City Machine Guns meet one final time with their Best of Five Series tied at two wins apiece. After months of competition, tonight’s match decides the series winner once and for all.

LIVE AEW Dynamite & Collision Results – November 11, 2026