AEW Collision Results, live recap, and highlights: TOP TEAM TURNING HEEL?! SWERVE STRICKLAND AND MULTIPLE WORLD CHAMPIONS INJURED?!

Thanks for following along with us, everybody! We'll be back on Wednesday for an action-packed episode of AEW Dynamite! Jon Moxley defends against Cope in a Street Fight, Megan Bayne battles Kris Statlander, and Kenny Omega's #1 contender is determined in a four-way between Orange Cassidy, Speedball Mike Bailey, Ricochet, and Mark Davis!!

Full Results:

Ricochet defeats Katsuyori Shibata via pinfall.
Powerhouse Hobbs defeats Griff Garrison via pinfall.
Mark Davis defeats Mark Briscoe via pinfall.
The Murder Machines win a 2-on-4 via pinfall.
Top Flight and Hologram defeat Shane Taylor Promotions via pinfall.
Megan Bayne defeats Thunder Rosa via pinfall.
FTR defeat Undisputed Kingdom via pinfall.

Garcia and Cole shake hands...but FTR leave the Undisputed Kingdom hanging?! What gives?!

Strange botch early on in this main event as FTR struggle to hit the Hart Attack

After the match, Adam Cole tosses his headset aside and storms off to check on his team. Danny Garcia joins FTR in the ring. While Garcia and Cole shake hands ahead of their TNT Title rematch, FTR refuse to shake the hands of Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong. What sore winners!

FTR hit the Shatter Machine on Roddy, but the ref sees his leg on the rope this week. Instead of getting frustrated, FTR take Roddy up for the Power and Glory! Dax hits the superplex, but Cash's splash is countered when Roddy gets his legs up. In the end, they're able to hit the Shatter Machine on Kyle O'Reilly and there are no ropes to grab.

FTR defeat Undisputed Kingdom via pinfall.

Undisputed Kingdom hit the High Low on Cash, but Dax breaks up the pin!! This match is incredible!

Shatter Machine fails as Roddy breaks up the attempt. Roddy tags in and they set up for their striking combination!! Somehow, Dax is conscious and kicks out.

Dax breaks up Kyle's ankle lock with a diving headbutt, finally giving Cash a break and a chance to tag out. They go for the Doomsday Device, but Kyle sends Dax into Cash. FTR manages to catch Kyle on the top, and hit the Steiners' Double Bulldog!!

1-2-no!! Kyle JUST kicks out!!

FTR seem to be going a bit more heelish this time around, taking advantage of the ref's blind spots unlike their previous match with Kyle and Roddy. Dax and Roddy are in the ring when we come back from break, and Roddy picks up Dax with the Olympic Slam to finally tag in Kyle.

KOR pelts FTR with strikes before latching onto Cash's ankle. Dax tries to break up the ankle lock with a choke, but KOR shakes him off and sends Dax to the floor. Cash is caught with the ankle lock again...and again for three attempts!! As Dax tries to stop the third, Roddy grabs his ankle on the apron. Dax sends Roddy's head into the post as we see blood on the mat. He's been busted open.

We're reminded the last time they faced off on Collision that FTR won the match initially, but they wanted the match restarted as the ref missed UK's feet on the ropes. That's when the Undisputed Kingdom got the actual win.

The ref misses the tag of Kyle O'Reilly, leading to an...awkward spot where FTR goes for a Hart Attack. Cash picks up Roddy, but turns the wrong way a few times, forcing Dax to bounce off the ropes repeatedly until they can finally hit it.

Cash hangs Roddy up on the top rope with a stun gun as Danny Garcia reminds Cole that FTR have seven world titles around their waists. Dax tags in and slows things down, keeping Strong floored and preventing him from building up his cardio-centric offense.

Roddy and Kyle are battering Cash Wheeler early on, pelting the multi-time tag champion and earning a two-count moments into the bout.

Adam Cole and Danny Garcia both end up at the commentary desk on opposite ends, hyping up their TNT Title bout coming up.

It's time for the main event, folks! FTR look to get their win back against Undisputed Kingdom tonight! TNT Champ Daniel Garcia joins FTR at ringside while Adam Cole accompanies Roddy Strong and Kyle O'Reilly.

The Megasus EASILY dominates the current World Champion Toni Storm! Fate's Descent!

Megan Bayne sends a message to the entire AEW women's locker room!!

Another Fate's Descent! Match over! Now check on Thunder Rosa!

After the match, Bayne picks up Rosa in a modified torture rack. As she continues to focus on the ribs and spine of Rosa, we hear the music of Toni Storm.

The World Champion attacks Bayne!! Unfortunately, nothing she does affects her future challenger. Bayne picks her up and hits another Fate's Descent. Officials stop Bayne before she can do any more damage. Luther carries Storm away as Kris Statlander does the same for Thunder Rosa.

We are told immediately after this that Bayne will face Kris Statlander on Dynamite.

Megan Bayne plants Thunder Rosa on the ramp with Fate's Descent, an F-5 (Or Diverticulitis if you prefer). Rosa just barely gets into the ring before the ten count. Bayne picks her up for another Fate's Descent.

Megan Bayne defeats Thunder Rosa via pinfall.

Thunder Rosa manages to catch Bayne in the ropes and climbs up top for a huge missile dropkick!! Bayne finds herself against the bottom rope, and La Mera Mera follows with a nasty wrecking ball dropkick, flying THROUGH the ropes in the process. She sends Bayne's face repeatedly into the steel steps and goes for a springboard, but Bayne catches her.

Bayne dominates Thunder throughout the break. Any time she tries to build up some steam, all it takes is one huge strike from the Megasus to cut the former champion down.

The Megasus is here to send a message to Toni Storm at the cost of Thunder Rosa

Bayne shoves the former AEW Women's World Champion, firing her up. Rosa rocks Bayne with a handful of running dropkicks and chops to the chest. Bayne shakes it off and goes for a pump kick, but Rosa side steps and pelts her with more strikes. Bayne finally cuts her down with a shoulder block. Rosa immediately clutches her ribs.

The Amazonian Megan Bayne is out next as she faces off against Thunder Rosa! La Mera Mera is injured and sporting some abdominal tape, but refuses to back down from the bully that is Megan Bayne.

Dante tags out to Darius, but Shawn Dean hits a sneak tag in on Carlie Bravo. The Infantry hit a big tag maneuver on Darius only for Hologram to make the save. Dean is sent to the floor where he's rocked with a bullet speed suicide dive. Back inside the ring, Top Flight hit a German suplex/dropkick combo on Bravo for the win.

Top Flight and Hologram defeat Shane Taylor Promotions via pinfall.

The distraction of Andretti and Rush allows Shane Taylor Promotions to take over early on. We come back from commercial as Shawn Dean flattens Dante Martin with a rolling flatliner. We see Harleygram backstage watching Holgram's match at a TV, but she's met by The Beast Mortos for some reason.

We cut to Spanish commentary to see what they have to say...but the english commentary don't speak Spanish so they have no idea what they're saying. Not uh...not sure why they even cut to them then?

Mox might have seriously injured the already busted ear drum of Swerve Strickland

Jon Moxley injures another challenger before they meet at Dynasty

Before the match begins, we hear the music of Lio Rush and Action Andretti, who are feuding with Top Flight, their former allies.

Up next is Hologram and Top Flight as they take on Shane Taylor Promotion's The Infantry and ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty.

We get an update on Thunder Rosa herself, as she refuses to let a doctor keep her from Megan Bayne tonight. She will get blood on Collision!

The camera follows Mox outside where he says respect gets you nowhere. He mentions Swerve, Jay White, and Cope as pretenders to the throne.

We cut back to the doctor checking on Swerve, whose eardrum was already burst before tonight. He may not be cleared by Revolution.

Moxley talks in riddles, but all Swerve sees is true desperation. "To catch a maniac, you'll have to SEND a maniac!" He lets it be known that the outcome at Dynamite this week does not matter, because Swerve will become World Champion at Dynasty.

Before Swerve can finish, he's blindsided by Moxley and his crowbar. The leg is taken out, and Mox finishes by attacking Swerve's ear that was injured by Ricochet at Revolution.

Swerve tells the fans that he and Cope go way back, and it's impossible to get this far in the business without being Rated R. Regardless of their history, he will not hesitate to mow down Cope to get what is his. As far as Mox...well, you don't become a 4-time AEW World Champion without being elite, but claiming that nobody in the back can hold the title down like Moxley can? That upsets Swerve.

Swerve sways he and Ricochet had a war at Revolution. There's...some respect there now, but if Ricochet ever steps to him again he'll, "Slap his bald *** back down" again. Swerve says you have to be ELITE to be on top in AEW. That's what he was in 2024, and he plans to prove he still is elite when he wins the AEW World Title for the second time at Dynasty.

How did Briscoe get a man of that size up for this?!

Swerve Strickland is out next. The former AEW World Champion defeated Ricochet at Revolution to become Jon Moxley or Cope's #1 contender. We'll find out which man he'll face at Dynasty when Mox and Cope face off in a Revolution Street Fight rematch this Wednesday on Dynamite.

Mark Briscoe tries to intervene with a chair, but it's too much for him. That is until Powerhouse Hobbs makes the save!! Hobbs and Archer brawl to the back as Briscoe and Cage fight in the crowd!!

We've got a two-on-four match featuring the Murder Machines against four other men who are basically unconscious by the time the match starts. Brian Cage and Lance Archer bring out all four of their opponents to the ring. They hit their powerbomb/chokeslam finisher on one of them, getting a quick victory.

The Murder Machines win via pinfall.

Nigel attempts to hammer home the importance of each contestant's home countries. However, he claims Speedball is from Japan when he's clearly from Canada, as the flag next to his name confirms.

Davis joins Ricochet, Orange Cassidy, and Speedball Bailey for the 4-way final of the International Title Eliminator Tournament that we'll see on Dynamite next week.

Thanks to the Murder Machines, Davis manages to finish the match with a delayed leaping piledriver.

Mark Davis defeats Mark Briscoe via pinfall.