AEW Collision Results, Live Recap, and Highlights: KAZUCHIKA OKADA'S CHAMPIONSHIP STOLEN!! ADAM COLE TARGETED BY TOP STABLE!!

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Full Results:

The Don Callis Family defeats The Outrunners & Bandido via pinfall.
Mercedes Mone defeats Reyna Isis via submission.
Kyle Fletcher defeats Jay Lethal via pinfall.
Paragon defeats The Grizzled Young Veterans via pinfall.
Josh Alexander defeats AR Fox via pinfall.
Mascara Dorada, Templario, and Mistico defeat Magnus, Volador Jr., and Rugido via pinfall.
Speedball Mike Bailey & Komander defeat Dralistico & RUSH via pinfall.

What else could we expect from the Rainmaker?

Kazuchika Okada comes out to meet Speed in the ring. Speed offers a handshake, but Okada flips him off. Speed retaliates with a two-kick combo and hits a massive dive on the floor. Okada's down...and Speed has walked away with the Continental Title!!

Komander hits the Rope Walk moonsault after Speed rocks Dralistico with the windmill kick.

Speedball Mike Bailey & Komander defeat Dralistico & RUSH via pinfall.

Komander spikes Dralistico with a springboard Mexican Destroyer! That would have been it had Rush not broken up the pin. The former ROH World Champion headbutts Komander and takes out Speed with a German suplex/running knee combination. Rush is ready to end things. Dralistico takes Komander up top for a double underhook facebuster!

1-2-NOO!! Komander kicks out!!

Speed and Komander send LFI to the floor, and Komander hits a double jump dive that has some real distance. INCREDIBLE. Back in the ring, they hit Shooting Star Presses in stereo, nearly getting a double pinfall!!

Rush tags in, and he drops Bailey with a strong rolling elbow to the jaw. With Speed stomped out, Rush sets up for the Bulls Horns!! It's just a fake, as he stops short, slaps Speed in the face, and hits the Tranquilo pose.

Speedball finally tags in and leaps across the ring, battering Rush and Dralistico with some stiff kicks. A standing shooting star nearly pins Dralistico.

During the break, Komander gets battered while Speed recovers. Dralistico rocks him with a running superkick in the corner. The smashmouth offense of LFI has left the former ROH TV Champion in a bad way.

Dralistico attacks from behind as Rush stares down their opponents. During the break, Rush and Dralistico batter Speedball on the floor, and Rush even hammers Speed's face with a water bottle. No DQ?

It's time for the MAIN EVENT!! Ahead of his Continental Title match at Double or Nothing, Speedball Mike Bailey teams with Komander to take on Rush and Dralistico. Can Speed pick up momentum here before he beats Okada?

Templario hits the Sasuke Special over the ropes. Back inside the ring, Dorada counters a double underhook piledriver for a poison rana!! Shooting Star Press!! Magnus can't kick out!!

Mascara Dorada, Templario, and Mistico defeat Magnus, Volador Jr., and Rugido via pinfall.

Mistico, Templario, and Dorada come back with a trio of dives that take out the opposition. Back in the ring, Mistico manages to speed around Volador and Rugido, sending them to the floor once again. The 42-year-old veteran is as fresh as he's ever been.

Mistico tags in next, taking on Volador. Schiavone calls Mistico the greatest star CMLL has, which is completely fair. Volador counters a handspring maneuver with a dropkick, and he lays out Mistico's partners while he jumps Mistico. It's 3-on-1 as we cut to break.

Dorada takes out all three opponents with ease as Adam Cole and the rest of the commentary are stunned by his offense.

Rugido and Templario kick the match off. Rugido is able to send Templario to his corner and even rock Magnus before tagging in Mascara Dorada. Dorada sends Templario across the ring with a double jump arm drag. Magnus rolls in but a tilt-a-whirl hurricanrana sends him to the floor.

It's official. Paragon vs The Don Callis Family's Big 3 at DoN

"Josh is the greatest technical wrestler in the history of pro wrestling out of Canada." - Don Callis

Volador Jr., Magnus, and Rugido are out next for a CMLL trios match. They face Mistico, Mascara Dorada, and Templario.

Alexander avoids the 450 Splash and counters the rolling cutter with a German suplex. After a powerbomb, Alexander finishes him with the C4 Spike!

Josh Alexander defeats AR Fox via pinfall

AR Fox escapes an ankle lock, rolling Alexander across the ring with a schoolboy but releasing for a superkick. Fox sends Alexander to the floor and hits an incredible dive over the ropes. Fox seems to be favoring his leg after the move.

AR Fox catches Alexander with a springboard stunner and takes the former world champion down on the floor with a dive. Back in the ring, though, the Walking Weapon counters a springboard maneuver with an exploder suplex.

As Josh Alexander comes out for his match with AR Fox, Don Callis accepts a challenge that Adam Cole put out earlier in the night. Paragon vs. the Family at Double or Nothing. Callis accepts, with Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, and Josh Alexander filling the slots.

Paragon catches Drake with the High Low!! As Gibson tries to save his partner, he's trapped in KOR's Kimura Lock!!

Paragon defeats Grizzled Young Veterans via pinfall

Gibson holds Roddy in the corner for Drake's John Wu dropkick across the ring!! Thankfully, KOR makes the save, but Paragon is in a bad way here.

KOR finally gets the tag after a kitchen sink to Drake. Roddy rushes in and batters GYV two-on-one in an incredible show of stamina.

KOR fights to his corner through the break, but a devastating clothesline nearly decapitated him as Drake almost gets a pinfall. GYV's smashmouth, guerilla style offense has kept Paragon off their game for most of the match.

KOR and James Drake start things off. An early armbar nearly forces a submission from Drake. The Vets are able to cut the ring off, demolishing KOR and even Roddy Strong with offense that seems to come out of nowhere. While they batter Paragon, Drake and Zack Gibson taunt Adam Cole at the desk.

SPIKED with that nasty Sheerdrop Brainbuster

Paragon clears the ring as we get ready for their match with the Grizzled Young Vets after this commercial break.

After the match, Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, and Josh Alexander jump Lethal. Adam Cole leaves the commentary desk to make the save, and the TNT Title is in tow.

Cole isn't alone, as Paragon's Roderick Strong and Kyle O'Reilly rush into the ring!

After the running kick in the corner, Fletcher spikes Lethal with his stalling brainbuster for the win.

Kyle Fletcher defeats Jay Lethal via pinfall.

Fletcher drags himself and Lethal across the ring to get hold of the ropes. Lethal slowly climbs to the ropes for the Macho Man elbow, but Fletcher beats him there. As Kyle goes for the Generico-style Brainbustaaa, Lethal hooks his legs in the turnbuckle to block. Fletcher falls to the mat and blocks the King's Elbow.

After the break, Lethal gets back into it with a series of punches and several pinfall attempts. Lethal goes for the Figure 4 multiple times, but Fletcher continuously fights out of it. Lethal goes for the Lethal Injection. Fletcher blocks, but Lethal counters into the Figure 4-Leglock!!

Fletcher drives Lethal's spine into the apron with a disgusting powerbomb

Lethal rocks Kyle with a suicide dive that sends the Protostar back into the table. Fletcher falls to the mat, but Jay takes a bit too much time bragging and fist-bumping Adam Cole. Fletcher kicks Lethal's head off and sends him into the apron with a powerbomb before getting in Cole's face.

Looks like we know who's next up for the TNT Championship.