AEW Collision Live Results (September 2, 2023): Tony Khan addresses CM Punk's firing, former WWE Champion returns, major debuts

That's it from us for the latest edition of AEW Collision. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda Wrestling for all the latest updates from the world of AEW and WWE. See you during AEW All Out next.

Post-match, BBG lay down a beatdown on FTR. The Young Bucks rush down the ring and chase the heels away. They look to share FTR's hand, but they walk away to end the show.

Dax Harwood gets a two-count after a slingshot powerbomb. FTR and BBG confront each other and White connects with the Blade Runenr on the outside. Harwood rolls him up for a nearfall, but White hits another Blade Runner for the victory.

Jay White wins

Towards the end, Dax Harwood connects with a piledriver, but Jay White kicks out at two. After another back-and-forth, Jay hits the uranage for a two-count. He then connects with a sleeper suplex, but misses the Blade Runner.

At one point, Harwood chops White on the outside. But Jay White hits a dragon screw leg whip and follows up with an elbow strike. He hits the death valley driver for a two-count.

Dax Harwood hits another suplex before following up with a brainbuster for a two-count.

White hits a knife edge chop and Dax does the same. White hits a dropkick on the knees. After a back-and-forth, Harwood connects with a suplex.

Jay White stomps on Dax Harwood and applies the single leg Boston Crab. Harwood somehow reaches the bottom rope. The action spills to the outside and White slams Dax on the barricades.

Dax Harwood hits a superplex on Jay White from the top turnbuckle. He looks to hit a diving headbutt, but misses. White gets a two-count instead.

Jay White hits a DDT on Dax Harwood for a two-count. The Switchblade applies a side headlock before Harwood gets a roll-up for a two-count.

White racks Harwood's eyes and drops him from the turnbuckles. Cash Wheeler gets in a scuffle with Bang Bang Gang at ringside.

White stops his momentum. Dax Harwood hits a back suplex and a leg drop for a one-count. Harwood chops White and places him on the turnbuckles.

White applies a side headlock before getting chopped by Harwood. Jay White rolls out of the ring. Harwood applies a side headlock before hitting a shoulder tackle.

Dax Harwood vs. Jay White

Both men square off in the middle of the ring before Dax Harwood overpowers Jay White. The latter chops Dax and escapes out of the ring.

Orange Cassidy cuts a promo and says he has proved himself in AEW with his matches against the likes of Will Ospreay and PAC. OC praises Moxley for carrying AEW before vowing to defeat the BCC member at All Out.

We have the main event up next as Dax Harwood takes on Jay White.

Post-match, Miro and Hobbs get in a brawl. Miro gets the upperhand before Hobbs slams him on the steel steps. Miro dumps Hobbs over the barricades as Powerhosuse Hobbs retreats.

Powerhouse Hobbs vs GPA

Powerhouse Hobbs quickly squashes GPA for the win.

Powerhouse Hobbs wins

Saraya and Ruby Soho confront Kris Statlander in a backstage segment ahead of All Out. Saraya calls Kris a "b*tch"

Adam Cole appears in a backstage segment and takes shots at Dark Order on behalf of MJF ahead of All Out.

Towards the end, Saraya uses the green spray on Britt Baker and Ruby Soho rolls up Baker for the victory.

The Outcasts win

All six women come in and do some moves before Kris Statlander hits a powerslam for a two-count. Storm looks to break up the count, bit hits Saraya instead.

Ruby Soho wears down Hikaru Shida in the middle of the ring. Shida creates an opportunity and tags in Statlander. The TBS Champion kicks Saraya and follows up with sitdown slam.

The Outcasts make quick tags. Storm hits the hip attack on Shida and gets a two-count. Hikaru Shida is dumped out of the ring and Saraya slams her on the announce table.

Baker hits a slingblade before Ruby Soho is tagged in. Hikaru Shida gets double-teamed by Saraya and Soho. The Japanese star is isolated in the heels' corner.

The Outcasts vs. Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida, and Kris Statlander

Toni Storm and Kris Statlander start the match. After a back-and-forth, Statlander slams Storm before the latter pulls her hair. Storm unloads with kicks. Statlander tags in Baker.

We have a six-woman match up next on AEW Collision.

Samoa Joe is in a backstage segment and seemingly references the All In drama and CM Punk's firing. He then puts Shane Taylor on notice. Joe says he'll make an example out of Taylor at All Out.

The Acclaimed and Billy Gunn rush down the ring before Anthony Bowens challenges Jarrett and co. to a match tonight. Billy Gunn says tonight might be too much for his age and instead issues a challenge for All Out. Dennis Rodman will be in their corner.

Jeff Jarrett says if Dennis Rodman doesn't answer he will unleash Satnam Singh on him. Only Sonjay Dutt and Rodman are in the ring. Rodman refuses Jarrett and co.'s offer and slams down Sonjay.

Jarrett hypes up Satnam Singh, Jay Lethal, and Sonjay Dutt and compares them to Dennis Rodman. Jarrett brings up his history with Rodman in the nWo. He asks Rodman to join Jarrett and co.

Jeff Jarrett and co. interrupts Rodman before he could say anything. Schiavone is sent to the outside.

Tony Schiavone introduces Dennis Rodman to the crowd at Collision.

Saraya addresses the dissension among The Outcasts. She brings up winning at All In before saying Ruby Soho will dethrone Kris Statlander. Soho vows to defeat Statlander. Soho says she saw Toni Storm half-naked throwing shoes at birds.

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Eddie Kingston and Katsuyori Shibata appear in a backstage segment and take shots at the Blackpool Combat Club members.

We see a backstage clip of Claudio Castagnoli attacking Wheeler Yuta after his loss against Eddie Kingston on Dynamite. Claudio says he doesn't respect Kingston before walking out.

Cage says Luchasaurus will destroy Darby Allin at All Out.

Christian Cage comes in and says he forgot to ask about Nick Wayne's mother's name. He wants to slide in her DMs. After some more shots, Cage tells Wayne to bring in a towel.

Allin says he held a grudge with Nick Wayne's parents and it was too late before he could apologize. Allin says he doesn't want to make the same mistake with Fox. Allin wants Wayne in his corner at AEW All Out.

Post-match, Schiavone is in the ring and hypes Wayne up. Nick Wayne asks why Darby Allin forgave AR Fox after what he did. Allin walks out to give his reason for the same.

Nick Wayne pays tribute to Eddie Guerrero before hitting a frog splash on Davis for a two-count. After a back-and-forth, Davis hits a piledriver. Aussie Open catches Nick Wayne and connects with the Coriolis for the victory.

Aussie Open win

The commentary is finally back on my feed. Komander looks to make the tag and finally does so. Wayne comes in with a flurry of offense and hits a slice bread on Davis. He takes out Kyle Fletcher on the outside.

Mark Davis slams Komander around the ring before Kyle Fletcher hits a delayed vertical suplex. Fletcher gets a two-count shortly after. Aussie Open isolate Komander in their corner.

Komander applies a submission move, but gets taken down. Aussie Open work in tandem and connect with a double team move for a two-count.

Aussie Open vs. Nick Wayne and Komander

Mark Davis shoulder tackles Nick Wayne before Kyle Fletcher is tagged in. Wayne takes down Fletcher before tagging in Komander. Fletcher hits a slam, but Davis misses a senton.

We have a tag team match up next. Aussie Open take on Nick Wayne and Komander.

Ricky Starks is shown walking in the backstage area and addresses his strap match opponent Bryan Danielson.