AEW Collision Results, live recap, and highlights: CHAMPION VS CHAMPION MATCH WOWS CROWD!! KENNY OMEGA TRIES TO RUIN RIVAL'S RELATIONSHIP!!

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Full Results:

The Opps win via pinfall.
Momo Watanabe defeats Serena Deeb via pinfall.
Harley Cameron defeats Tatevik Hunanyan via pinfall
The Undisputed Kingdom defeats The Infantry via pinfall.
Hologram defeats Dralistico via pinfall.
The Outrunners defeat The Premier Athletes via pinfall.
Daniel Garcia defeats Lee Moriarty via pinfall.

"You already beat me twice, but can you do it on your own?"

Dragon Tamer is locked in!! The pain on Lee's face!!

Before the show ends, we get a hype package for Kenny Omega and Konosuke Takeshita cut with an Omega promo. The Best Bout Machine asks the International Champion to do this without Don Callis at his side and prove that he truly is as great as he is. He's 2-0 against Omega in one-on-one matches, but he needs to show that he can do it on his own.

Will Takeshita accept that? Will Don Callis actually let it happen? Omega's playing mind games.

Moriarty has the Border City Stretch on Garcia!! The TNT Champion rolls over for a pinfall attempt but opts to go for the Dragon Tamer instead!! Moriarty is near the ropes, but Garcia's attempt to add extra pressure gives the challenger a chance to counter into another Border City Stretch. Garcia breaks away and FINALLY spikes Moriarty with the piledriver.

Daniel Garcia defeats Lee Moriarty via pinfall.

Danny hits a top rope superplex and rolls over for a piledriver attempt, but his back gives way. Moriarty takes advantage, planting Garcia with a double under hook twisting slam. As Moriarty goes for the killing blow, Danny counters with a discus lariat. They trade pinfall attempts as we again see just how GREAT they are at the mat game.

Danny rocks Lee with the John Woo Dropkick!! A swinging neckbreaker follows for a two-count.

Garcia escapes the grip of Moriarty and manages to counter a few suplex attempts for one of his own. Danny's worn down from the pressure Moriarty put on him during the break, but he's firing up with this crowd.

Moriarty escapes in and out of the ring as we cut to the final commercial break of the night. The Pure Rules Champion is incredibly crafty when it comes to the rules and luring his opponents into traps, which is why he makes a great champion in his division.

Moriarty claps the ears of Garcia on the floor, but the TNT Champ shakes off the pressure and sends him into the corner of the barricade for a leaping boot.

Garcia and Moriarty, two expert mat technicians, go back and forth on the mat. Garcia gets the better of Moriarty, forcing him to use a rope break. Luckily for the Pure Rules Champion, he has an unlimited number of those. If you don't know, in Pure Rules matches, you only get three rope breaks.

It's time, folks! The TNT Championship is on the line in a Champion vs. Champion bout!! It's Daniel Garcia defending against ROH Pure Rules Champion and Shane Taylor Promotions member Lee Moriarty!

Have The Outrunners earned the respect of the AEW Tag Team Champions?

TOTAL RECALL!! The Hurt Syndicate need to be afraid!!

We see footage of Toni Storm on the red carpet for Queen of the Ring. Mariah May attacks her mid-interview, and security quickly drags the challenger away.

Former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Tony Nese hangs Magnum up on the top rope, and Airya Daivari follows with the Persian Lion Splash!!

Magnum kicks out and gets to Turbo Floyd!! Turbo slams both men, then slams his partner on top of Daivari!! "YOU SUNNOVAH *****" Elbow Drop to Nese!! Before they can hit the Total Recall, The Hurt Syndicate's music hits. The distraction works as Nese lays out Turbo with a spinning kick to the jaw.

The Outrunners shake it off and send Nese to the floor. Daivari is planted with Total Recall.

The Outrunners defeat The Premier Athletes via pinfall.

The Outrunners run wild after a stalled start. Truth Magnum eats a slap from The Athletes' manager, Mark Sterling, only fueling his fire and leading to a one-on-three beatdown!! Turbo Floyd and Magnum take over and hit atomic drops on both opponents before sending them to the floor. The crowd is roaring for the #1 contenders.

Adam Cole is ready to kick Garcia's head off

Speaking of The Outrunners, they're up next as they take on Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari, the Premier Athletes.

The Hurt Syndicate are interviewed backstage. MVP says that fans love The Outrunners because they're underdogs, and the fans are all underdogs...meaning losers.

FTR apologizes to the Undisputed Kingdom for walking out on them after their match last week. The tension is still high, though. Adam Cole also runs into TNT Champion Daniel Garcia ahead of his title match tonight. Cole still has his eyes on the prize. That is if Garcia can retain tonight.

After the match, Hologram is attacked by The Beast Mortos. Komander attempts to make the save, but the big man lays him out with a nasty lariat to the back of the head. They claw at the masks at first but it seems they may be saving that for later.

Hologram hits his finisher, an airplane spin into a sit-out powerbomb. For some reason, Dralistico raises his arm up in the LFI pose, getting his shoulder off the mat at the two count, but Hologram gets the three.

Hologram defeats Dralistico via pinfall.

Inside the ring, Dralistico sends Hologram across the ring with a springboard Codebreaker for a near fall. Hologram gets a pinfall attempt of his own with a huge sit-down powerbomb. Dralistico hits a running crucifix driver that spikes Hologram on his head again. He also avoids a big dive from Hologram and hits an incredible springboard Mexican Destroyer. He'd probably have won if he'd not gotten caught using the ropes for the pin.

Back from the commercial, Hologram hits a Spanish Fly on the floor. Both he and Dralistico land awkwardly, with Hologram grabbing the back of his head for quite a while. Dralistico eventually responds with a hurricanrana off the apron, and ref Aubrey rushes in to check on Hologram. He seems okay, thankfully.

Dralistico again tears at the mask, and this is when I hear referee Aubrey Edwards chastising him in Spanish. A bilingual referee? That's pretty cool.

Dralistico responds with a springboard hurricanrana and rocks a seated Hologram with a superkick before hitting the Tranquilo pose on top of the turnbuckle directly above his opponent.

Hologram and Dralistico speed up quickly, but LFI's "Heater" (according to Nigel McGuinness) slows it down with a leaping headbutt that would stun any man. He tries to tear Hologram's mask off, but ref Aubrey stops it. Hologram sends him to the floor and hits an INSANE tope suicida.

Up next is what's sure to steal tonight's show. It's Hologram, 16-0 in AEW, against Dralistico.

Moxley vows to break the spine of Cope and claims that's when he'll know what respect feels like. That's...terrifying

Jon Moxley cuts a promo on Cope, claiming they're both cut from the same cloth. They came up the hard way and have chased the same dream their entire careers. "To feel that gold around your waist? To be world champion? That's what drives you, man..."

Cope is sacrificing it all for one more chance to play the game. But respect? Mox doesn't want respect. He wants to like Adam Copeland but doesn't get what the Hall of Famer is about. "When I get my hands around your busted neck...and I will...should I show you mercy? Would you show me mercy?"

A guillotine is locked in right in the middle of the ring. Luckily for Bravo, The Captain breaks it up but can't save the match. Roddy and KOR hit the High Low on Dean for the win.

The Undisputed Kingdom defeats The Infantry via pinfall.

Back from the break, we see that the Infantry took over as soon as the commercials began. Dean cracks Roddy with a scissor kick, setting Bravo up for an impressively high and far-flying body press for a near fall. O'Reilly tags in and synchs in an ankle lock on Bravo, who screams for Dean. It doesn't matter much as O'Reilly dumps Dean on his head and pelts him with strikes before going back to Bravo.

The Infantry have Kyle O'Reilly on their side of the ring, battering the striking expert as Shane Taylor backs them up with the gift of gab. After suffering through minutes of damage, O'Reilly sends Bravo over the top and ducks a clothesline from Dean to tag out to Roddy. The Messiah of the Backbreaker cracks Dean's spine with a rope assisted double underhook backbreaker and drops Bravo on top with a massive slam for a two count.

Shane Taylor accompanies Carlie Bravo and Shawn Dean, The Infantry, to the ring. They're taking on Undisputed Kingdom's Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong.

Harley Cameron is up next against the debuting Tatevik Hunanyan. Tatevik hammers Cameron before she can finish her entrance, but Cameron withstands the punishment and ROCKS Tatevik with a shining wizard. After that, she plants her with her finisher called "HER FINISHING MOVE!!"

Harley Cameron defeats Tatevik Hunanyan via pinfall.

We see footage of a promo Will Ospreay cut backstage after his match on Dynamite. He talks about his career so far, and all the great times he'd had with Kyle Fletcher, Mark Davis, and others in NJPW. Last year he hoped to get the band back together, but Fletcher betrayed him.

Tomorrow night, he fights a brother. A man he loves. A man who has held his child. He fights Kyle Fletcher in a steel cage. Ospreay refuses to hold back, no matter how much he loves his brother.