AEW Collision

Collision or Saturday Night Collision is a weekly professional wrestling program by All Elite Wrestling (AEW). It is considered a primary AEW programming alongside Wednesday Dynamite and is one of the three weekly episodes of AEW alongside Dynamite and Friday Night Rampage. It airs every Saturday at 8 PM Eastern Time on TNT.

AEW Collision Results - April 13, 2024

The results for April 13, 2024 episode of AEW Collision are:

Tag Team Match: Dante Martin, Matt Sydal, & Action Andretti defeated by The House of Black

In a chaotic tag team bout, Andretti and Matthews kick off the action with a flurry of moves, leading to Sydal entering the fray with agility. Despite King's dominant display, Sydal and Andretti mount a comeback, showcasing their resilience with high-flying maneuvers. However, House of Black gains control during the match's midpoint, isolating Sydal with relentless assaults. Despite a valiant effort from Andretti, House of Black secures the victory with a double dropkick and a decisive pinfall.

Singles Match: Lee Moriarty defeated by Katsuyori Shibata

Both competitors trade submission attempts before Shibata gains the upper hand with a Figure Four leg lock. Moriarty capitalizes on Taylor's distraction, exploiting Shibata's injured body with relentless strikes. Despite Shibata's resilience and hard-hitting offense, Moriarty manages to counter with a ripcord into an overhand palm strike. Shibata secures the victory with a decisive PK kick, ending the match in his favor.

Singles Match: Serpentico defeated by Daniel Garcia

Angelico and Garcia showcase their technical prowess with leg sweeps and counters. Garcia gains the upper hand with a series of impactful maneuvers, including a saito suplex and mounted punches. Capitalizing on his momentum, Garcia secures the victory by locking in a straight ankle lock, forcing Angelico to submit and ending the match decisively.

AEW Women’s World Championship Eliminator Match: AZM defeated by Toni Storm

Storm and AZM trade impactful moves, showcasing their resilience and determination. Despite AZM's impressive aerial offense, Storm's power and size advantage come into play as she delivers devastating maneuvers like the Air Raid Crash and a high-angle German suplex. However, AZM demonstrates her tenacity by countering Storm's attacks and mounting her offense, including a leg-trapped German suplex and a double dropkick. Ultimately, Storm secures the victory with a decisive stuck piledriver, solidifying her dominance in the match.

Where to watch AEW Collision?

Fans in the USA can watch AEW Collison live every week on Saturdays at TNT. The fans in the United Kingdom can stream the show on FITE TV. Indian fans can tune into Eurosport every Sunday to see their favorite AEW superstars in action at Collision.

Also Read: AEW's PPV Schedule - When is the Next AEW PPV?

What time is AEW Collision?

The start timings of AEW Collision in different time zones is:

• USA Eastern Time - 8 PM, Saturday

• USA Pacific Time - 5 PM, Saturday

• United Kingdom - 1 AM, Sunday

• Saudi Arabia - 3 AM, Sunday

• India - 5:30 AM, Sunday

• Japan - 9 AM, Sunday

• Australia - 11 AM, Sunday

History of AEW Collision

AEW is an American pro-wrestling promotion that is considered to be perhaps the only serious threat to WWE's immense fanfare around the globe. It all started with a simple twitter post by the renowned wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer who believed that no promotion other than WWE could sell more than 10,000 tickets at the time. His comment was taken as a challenge by Cody Rhodes who was at the time working with ROH (Ring of Honor). He alongside Young Bucks, Kenny Omega, and other ROH and Indies wrestlers organized All In in 2018 which sold out more than 10,000 tickets within thirty minutes. Sensing that the monopoly in pro-wrestling could be disrupted, Tony Khan joined hands with Cody Rhodes, Young Bucks, and Kenny Omega to create a new pro-wrestling promotion. Tony Khan is the son of Pakistani-American Billionaire Businessman Shahid Khan.

All Elite Wrestling started its operation in 2019 with Dynamite which aired on Wednesday Nights and on TNT. Soon, Dark and Dark Elevation were added which were uploaded on YouTube every week. The library took a huge jump when Friday Night Rampage was announced in August 2021. It started airing on TNT and Dynamite was shifted to TBS. AEW changed the game in 2023 when it trademarked Collision, later revealed to be the name of a new weekly program that will air on Saturdays. Upon Collison’s introduction, Dark and Dark Elevation were folded. The tapings served the purpose of elevating lesser-known talents, something Friday Night Rampage has since then taken care of.

The first AEW Collision was held on June 17, 2023, and marked CM Punk’s return to the company. The show airs on TNT and so does Rampage. Only Dynamite airs on TBS, which is also a Turner-production network. As Collision takes place every Saturday, it goes head-to-head whenever any WWE Pay-per-view event takes place. Earlier ROH Fight Club took place at the same time on Saturday. But as ROH and AEW are both owned by Tony Khan, Fight Club's schedule was shifted to give Collision the prime time on Saturdays.

AEW Collision Roster

Unlike WWE, AEW does not have a brand extension. Thus, superstars on the AEW roster can appear on any of its brands - Dynamite, Rampage or Collision. Please click here to know the latest AEW roster.

AEW Collision Champions

AEW has a number of championships for the superstars on its roster. For its male wrestlers, AEW has the TNT Championship, FTW Championship, International Championship, Tag Team Championship, Trios Championship, and of course, the AEW World Championship. The AEW Women’s Championship and TBS Championship are the prizes for female wrestlers.

Special AEW Collision Episodes