AEW Collision Live Results (August 17, 2024): HUGE BRAWL, MAJOR TITLE REPLACED, STAR PUT IN A BODY BAG, CHRIS JERICHO THREATENS TO BLIND TOP STAR, NEW CHAMPIONS CROWNED!!!

Post-match, things get heated between the two teams and we see a huge brawl. Officials rush out to separate the two teams. Tony Khan also announced that both FTR and The Acclaimed will challenge The Young Bucks at All In.

After some more back-and-forth, Max Caster kicks out of a Shatter Machine from FTR. All four men are down. Caster and Harwood battle in the ring, but the bell rings. 30 min time limit is over.

Time limit draw

Dax Harwood and Anthony Bowens slap each other. The Acclaimed counter a Shatter Machine and hit one of their own for a two-count. The Acclaimed fail to get the three-count after a Arrival/Mic Drop combo.

Cash Wheeler drops Max Caster with a DDT on apron. FTR double team Anthony Bowens with a superplex/frog splash combo before Wheeler takes Caster out with a dive at ringside.

Max Caster also gets locked in a sharpshooter. Bowens comes in with a famouser and almost gets the three-count. The referee starts the 10-count.

Dax Harwood almost steals the win before he and Max Caster fall down on the mat. Anthony Bowens is the legal man. He hits a dragon screw, but Harwood counters with a sharpshooter.

The Acclaimed member fights back with a powerbomb and gets a two-count shortly after. FTR look to double team Bowens, but Wheeler gets dumped to the floor.

Cash Wheeler is tagged in and he connects with a big lariat. He hits some chops and strikes before following up with a rising European uppercut. Wheeler with some short-arm lariats on Caster.

Anthony Bowens wears down Dax Harwood in the middle of the ring. Harwood applies a sleeper on Bowens. Both stars exchange strikes before Dax connects with a DDT on Bowens.

Wheeler hits a release powerslam on Bowens before Harwood gets a two-count on Caster with a giant bulldog. After some back-and-forth, Anthony Bowens comes in and connects with double axe-handles on Dax Harwood.

Caster hits a superplex on Wheeler before The Acclaimed double team him for a two-count. Dax Harwood comes in, but get dumped out pretty soon. Both Max Caster and Cash Wheeler are down on the mat.

Bowens kicks Harwood, but the latter retaliates with German suplexes. Cash Wheeler is tagged in and he exchanges quick rollups with Bowens. Caster takes Wheeler and Harwood down.

Max Caster starts his comeback and tags in Anthony Bowens. He unloads on FTR and connects with a running knee on Dax Harwood for a two-count.

FTR double team Caster and have him isolated from his partner, Anthony Bowens. Wheeler chokes Caster on the ropes and Harwood gets a cheap shot in behind the referee's back.

Max Caster fights off both members of FTR before getting taken down on the floor. Cash Wheeler chops Max Caster at ringside. Caster fights back, but very briefly.

Bowens applies a side headlock on Harwood, but the latter gets out and connects with some chops in the corner. The Acclaimed make their comeback with backbody drops and dump FTR out of the ring.

Cash Wheeler and Max Caster come in. Wheeler takes down Caster and does the scissoring pose. The FTR member grounds Caster before Anthony Bowens is tagged in. Dax Harwood is back again.

FTR vs. The Acclaimed

Dax Harwood and Anthony Bowens start the match. Harwood hits a shoulder tackle on Bowens are some lock ups.

Max Caster takes shots at FTR with a rap. Billy Gunn and Anthony Bowens also chime in.

We have FTR vs. The Acclaimed in the main event of AEW Collision.

Post-match, Toni Storm cuts a promo on Mariah May. May seems angry and attacks her opponent with a show even more to make a statement.

Mariah May vs. enhancement talent

Mariah May quickly picks up a win over the enhancement talent after hitting a hip attack and a Storm Zero.

Mariah May wins

Eddie Kinsgton appears during AEW Collision. He says he is still a long way away from a return. Eddie puts his focus on Bryan Danielson. Eddie says this is not the same Danielson that used to beat him up. Kingston adds this version of Danielson will lose at All In.

Eddie Kingston tells Bryan Danielson to fix things quickly otherwise what is the point of going to All In just to lose.

Stokely Hathaway and Kris Statlander respond to their match against Willow Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishii at All In. Statlander says she is the same as Ishii before Stokely reveals that the winner of this match will pick the stipulation for Statlander vs. Willow at All Out.

Claudio Castagnoli blocks Lio Rush's dive to the outside, but gets taken down with a hurricanrana. Claudio throws Rush over the barricades. Back in the ring, Claudio connects with an European uppercut after a back-and-forth for the win.

Claudio Castagnoli wins

Claudio goes for the giant swing for the third time in quick succession. He charges at Rush, but the latter dodges it. Claudio counters a poisonrana attempt, but gets taken down with heel kicks and Pele kicks.

Back in the ring, Claudio Castagnoli stomps on Lio Rush before transitioning to a giant swing. The fans ask for one more time and the Swiss star obliges.

Lio Rush fights back and almost gets a three-count. Castagnoli stops his offense and throws him out of the ring with a hammer throw in the corner.

Claudio Castagnoli vs. Lio Rush

Both stars have a back-and-forth early on. Lio Rush tries wear Claudio Castagnoli down, but the BCC members powers out. Claudio connects with some backbreakers on Rush.

House of Black and Bang Bang Gang put The Patriarchy on notice after being screwed out of a title opportunity. Christopher Daniels announces that The Patriarchy will defend the titles in a 4-way match involving HoB, BBG, and a mystery trio in a London Ladders Match.

The 4th trio will be determined on AEW Collision: Cardiff.

Post-match, Jack Perry paints Orion's face like Darby Allin and puts him in a body bag, along with the TNT Title. He then introduces a new TNT Championship.

Jack Perry vs. Danny Orion

Jack Perry unloads on Danny Orion and drops him with a lariat. He quickly hits the running knee for the victory.

Jack Perry wins

In the end of the match, Hologram gets the better of the nearfall exchange and pick up the win over Angelico.

Hologram wins

We see a video package about the Tiger Driver 91.

Hologram goes for a 450-splash, but Angelico rocks him. He hits a side suplex and gets a two-count shortly after. Both stars exchange some nearfalls.

Hologram fights back with strikes to the mid-section. He shows some quick offense and connects with an enziguiri. He then hits a hurricanrana. Angelico catches Hologram, but the latter hits a DDT for a two-count.

Back in the ring, Angelico grounds Hologram and gains the upperhand in the contest. He applies a chin lock before getting a one-count on Hologram. Angelico stomps on Hologram.

Hologram vs. Angelico

Both stars lock up in the initial stages of the match. Angelico tries to ground Hologram, but he fights off. Hologram whips Angelico from the rope before connecting with a dive to the outside.

Chris Jericho is in a backstage segment. We learn that he'll face Tommy Billington on Dynamite next week. Jericho says he'll blind Hook's other eye as well. He then bans Hook from Jericho Vortex after All In.

The Learning Tree compares Tommy and Hook. He takes shots at Billington and calls him a modern-day Stu Hart. Jericho vows to destroy Billington on Dynamite.

In the end, Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara manage to pick up the win and become the ROH Tag Team Champions.

NEW CHAMPIONS DUSTIN RHODES AND SAMMY GUEVARA

Dustin Rhodes connects with a Cross Rhodes on Mike Bennett. Multiple stars start brawling at ringside.

Dustin is unloading on the UK members and hits a Canadian Destroyer on Matt Taven. He causes a misdirection between the UK members and connects with a Cross Rhodes on Taven. But Bennett makes the save.

The Spanish God is taking a beatdown and Mike Bennett gets a one-count after a sliding dropkick. Bennett drops Guevara on the mat, but the latter counters Matt Taven. Dustin Rhodes is tagged in.