AEW Collision Results
October 26, 2024
Alliant Energy Powerhouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Results by: Alex Kahrs of Wrestleview.com
Saturday night is alright for some Collidin’ here on, well, AEW Collision!
We get a recap of what happened to close Dynamite before looking at exclusive footage immediately following the show, in which Orange Cassidy shouts at Daniel Garcia saying he told him this would happen. Cassidy is absolutely distraught and enraged about the situation, promising he will “take care of this” next Wednesday before leaving the ring.
With that we go to ringside to get a look at the Cedar Rapids crowd as commentary hypes up what’s to come tonight. We get confirmation that Chuck Taylor is still recovering after the attack on him at Dynamite, before Jay White’s music hits to signal the arrival of the Switchblade for our opening match of the night! We get a look back at Dynamite and Jay White promising to deal with Hangman Adam Page, before Shane Taylor makes his way to the ring accompanied by Lee Moriarty. Taylor enters the ring, and this match gets underway!
Jay White vs. Shane Taylor
The two circle the mat to start things off before locking up, with Taylor sending Jay to the corner before White escapes for a chop. He backs away to avoid Shane’s grasp before leaving the ring briefly, re-entering the ring before the two circle the mat again. They lock up once more, with Jay getting a side headlock on Shane before taking to the ropes to lay in a kick. He hits the ropes again for a low dropkick, before laying in some chops on a kneeling Taylor. Shane’s back up but an enziguri attempt is blocked, only for Shane to send the Switchblade crashing to the canvas.
Using the ropes for some leverage, Taylor continues to go to work on White with some stomps until the ref intervenes to force a break…only for Taylor to follow up with a legdrop that sandwiches White against the apron as we go to picture-in-picture!
Picture-in-Picture: Taylor continues the beatdown on Jay White, bringing him back to his feet before the Switchblade hits the ropes…only to be caught in mid-air by Shane, who drives him right back into the mat for good measure. He sends Jay to the corner, laying in a hard double-hand chop that rattles the Switchblade before he sends White back done yet again. Jay is struggling to fight to his feet as we come back from break…
…and starts to pick up the pace with a flurry of offense, before Taylor takes him down! Except that White manages to evade a splash by Shane, going after his leg with a couple dragon screw leg whips before bringing Taylor to the corner for some chops. He hits another dragon screw, but Taylor makes his way to the corner to fight back…only for Jay to connect with a DDT for a nearfall!
Jay looks for a uranage on Taylor as both men are back to their feet, only for Shane to respond with one of his one for a nearfall. White manages to evade him long enough to connect with a flatliner, but Taylor fights out of a German suplex attempt. Jay connects with a second attempt, before driving Taylor into the corner for a uranage and the cover…but Taylor manages to kick out. Outside the ring we see Lee Moriarty trying to get involved, only to be dropped with a Left Hand of God by Juice Robinson.
Back in the ring, Taylor is looking to take Jay down with a powebomb…but White reverses, hitting the Blade Runner to pick up the win!
Winner via pinfall: Jay White
After the match, Jay gets a microphone as he talks about knowing Shane Taylor for years and how much harder Taylor hits than Jay does. He says that’s the same with Hangman Adam Page, and yet he’s always been ahead of him when they’ve gone one on one. He talks about his record against Page, hoping the Hangman has recovered well from injury. He knows Page would love to beat him up and put that belt around his neck, but he’d better not misstep when dealing with Jay White. He offers a challenge to Page for Full Gear, before addressing his…Goldmembers…in Cedar Rapids, and if Hangman Page ain’t down with that, Jay White has two words for him: Guns Up!
We cut backstage where Ricochet talks ahead of his match against Lio Rush later tonight. He addresses MVP’s history with him before Lio Rush steps in, telling Ricochet not to think he’s special because MVP offered him a business card. Ricochet insists he has no business with MVP, leading Lio to tell him not to overlook him as a loss means there will be no International Title shot for Ricochet…just a one-way ticket to the back of the line. He walks away as Ricochet says he’ll see him in the ring, and we get a hype package for upcoming AEW shows before going to commercial.
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