AEW Collision Spoilers From San Jose Taping

The results are in from the San Jose Civic Center following the taping of this Saturday’s AEW Collision. The go-home edition for Revolution featured a series of high-impact matches and heated confrontations as the roster finalized their paths to Los Angeles. Reports from those in attendance indicate a night of stiff competition and surprising character shifts.

The evening began with a competitive twelve-minute victory for Kevin Knight over El Clon. Despite a minor slip during a top-rope maneuver, Knight secured the win with a UFO splash to maintain his momentum. Later, the Triangle of Madness (Thekla, Julia Hart, and Skye Blue) secured a dominant one-minute victory. Following the match, Kris Statlander emerged to attack the group, but the champion Thekla eventually gained the upper hand, whipping Statlander repeatedly with her title belt.

In a physical encounter, Mark Davis defeated a returning Komander in a match that reportedly earned a standing ovation from the San Jose crowd. Komander appeared to be in tremendous physical shape, landing a moonsault to the floor before Davis eventually finished him with a powerful piledriver. The Bang Bang Gang was also in action, but they fell to “The Demand” after Bishop Kaun pinned Austin Gunn following interference from Ricochet and his National Title belt.

Lena Kross secured a hard-fought victory over Mina Shirakawa in a contest that woke up the audience with stiff exchanges. Kross eventually won with a high kick and a jackhammer. The main event saw Andrade El Idolo defeat Mascara Dorada in a nineteen-minute epic. Don Callis got involved at the announce table, attacking Dorada to assist Andrade. The match featured a series of high-risk moves, including a hammerlock DDT off the middle rope to secure the victory for the former champion.

Following the main event, a massive brawl broke out involving Bandido, Rocky Romero, and Brody King. Swerve Strickland eventually emerged to leave King laying in the middle of the ring, signaling his readiness for their Sunday clash. Trent Beretta also made an appearance before Andrade retreated from the arena. AEW CEO Tony Khan concluded the evening by thanking the San Jose crowd and paying tribute to the legendary promoter Roy Shire.

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