AEW Collision Results live recaps, grades: Full Gear championship bout finalized; World Title defended in brutal No DQ match

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Full Results:

Mina Shirakawa defeated Harley Cameron via pinfall. Grade: B-
Daniel Garcia defeated Johnny TV via submission. Grade: C
Shelton Benjamin defeated Komander via pinfall. Grade: B+
Powerhouse Hobbs defeated Bulk Bronson via submission. Grade: D+
The Acclaimed defeated LFI via pinfall. Grade: A-
Mariah May defeated Anna Jay via pinfall. Grade: A+

Guns N' Roses "November Rain" music video kicks off where it all began; The betrayal of Bryan Danielson

Stump Piledriver ends Anna Jay's title aspirations

Anna Jay superplexes Mariah May into the barricade

We get a music video highlighting the fight between Mox and OC, backed by Guns N' Roses' "November Rain." Actually, it's a highlight package for the chaos that's overtaken AEW throughout the fall. Not just the feuds of the Death Riders but Jack Perry, Daniel Garcia, Jay White, Hangman Page, and more. It's a great package to give you everything you need to know ahead of AEW Full Gear.

We get a vignette from Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir. Mox claims that Orange Cassidy is a snake, and he'll have to prove that when he faces Wheeler Yuta on Wednesday. OC was Wheeler's mentor when he began wrestling, leading to what could be one intense grudge match. Jon Moxley believes in AEW and wants to give the fans who pay their hard-earned money to see what they believe in. To see what they know AEW could be. Moxley claims that's what he's fighting for, and at Full Gear OC has the chance to kill Mox's dream.

The AEW locker room must be ready to die on their shield and give their lives for this business. If not, they need to leave or get run over.

After the match, Mina Shirakawa runs to the ring and embraces her best friend. Mina's a little shocked when Mariah kicks Anna after the match but still walks off proud of The Glamour.

Jay locks in the Queen Slayer WITH the barbed wire around her arm!! May has a secret weapon...a spray bottle in her pants! She blinds Jay with it and spikes her on the chair with the stump piledriver.

Mariah May defeats Anna Jay via pinfall. Grade: A+

May sets the safety rail up between four chairs and aims to splash her through it, but Jay gets to her feet! She chases May up top and hits a superplex THROUGH the guard rail!! Jay rolls to the floor and finds some barbed wire!!

Somehow, some way, Anna Jay kicks out. Mariah is almost in tears at this point. She goes to the floor to pull out some unpadded railing for God knows what.

That isn't enough, so Jay brings in a table. She positions it like some kind of ramp, aiming to launch May off the top into it. May counters, flipping over Jay and hitting a sunset flip powerbomb through the wood!!

May drops Jay on a chair with a Michinoku Driver, but she somehow kicks out. She looks for a powerbomb, only for Jay to escape. Gory Special...into the ladder!! How are these two still going?

May brings a ladder into the ring and sets it up in the corner. Jay attempts to choke her out, but May drives her spine first into the ladder to break it up. They both roll to the floor and throw several chairs into the ring. What have they got planned??

Tony Schiavone catches Mariah as she falls into his arms, following a chair shot to the back. Nigel demands he get his arms off of her. Back in the ring, Anna Jay hits a diving blockbuster. She sets up a chair, but May drives her head first into it with a DDT! After that, May places her in the trash can and hits a missile dropkick!! Somehow, Jay kicks out.

Next up is the main event, and it's a doozy!! The Glamour Mariah May defends the AEW Women's World Championship against Anna Jay in their rubber match!!

Backstage, Mina Shirakawa is interviewed and asked if she has her eyes on any gold in AEW. She completely avoids the question, aiming to distract everyone by shaking at the camera. It works, I guess, as we cut to a vignette of the MxM Collection promoting their "Fall Line" of merch.

In the end, the Acclaimed manage to send Rush to the floor with a superkick from Bowens. The muscle of the duo plants Mortos in the middle of the ring, and Caster follows with the Mic Drop for the win.

The Acclaimed defeats LFI via pinfall. Grade: A-

LFI takes over again, with Mortos and Rush taking turns tearing Bowens apart. Rush fakes the Bull's Horns to mock Bowens and baits him into a snap powerslam. Bowens avoids a dive and gets to Caster, who hits a beautiful frog splash. Mortos breaks it up and tags in, allowing LFI to hit a backstabber/missile dropkick combination!!

Anthony Bowens gets in as we come back, and hammers The Beast Mortos with some huge shots. However, Mortos takes back over with a pop-up Samoan drop! Caster jumps back in with a springboard dropkick to Mortos, but the leader of LFI sends him careening into the corner with a release exploder suplex.

Anthony Bowens and The Beast Mortos start the bout off. Mortos outmuscles Bowens, leading to Max tagging himself in. Rush does as well, and the two trade blows. Rush gets the better of Max in that regard, but Max manages to choke Rush with his own set of ropes!! The ref's distracted, accidentally, by Mortos.

Thankfully for Rush, he's able to yank Max through the ropes, slamming him hard on the floor as we cut to break.

Private Party get to their seats to find their last of three contending teams at Full Gear

LFI and The Acclaimed are out next. Max Caster's rap is a little political this week, with the "Best Wrestler" claiming LFI will lose worse than Kamala Harris.

Hobbs slams into Bronson in the corner and repeatedly hammers him with clotheslines. The other Iron Savages attempt to interfere, but he lays them out and forces a submission with the Torture Rack. When Bronson taps out, Hobbs drops him on his partner.

Powerhouse Hobbs defeats Bulk Bronson via submission. Grade: D+

Hobbs is wrestling for his 100th victory tonight, per Tony Schiavone. He's starting off well, running right through Bronson and slamming him with EASE!! Hobbs really lives up to that Powerhouse name.

Powerhouse Hobbs is up next as he takes on Bulk Bronson.

Backstage, the Hurt Syndicate interrupts an Acclaimed promo. They wish the two luck, and MVP specifically gives Caster advice, telling him to use his size. The Acclaimed split continues to be teased.

Komander takes a NASTY bump right as our feed cuts.

The Hurt Syndicate continue their domination of AEW

Backstage, Kris Statlander is interviewed about her Full Gear match against Mercedes Mone for the TBS Championship. Hikaru Shida appears, applauding Stat for being the one to finally beat Mercedes' "bony ***." (Her words, not ours) She also asks to be Kris's first challenger once she wins the gold. The #1 contender says she's always available for a challenge and sets the match for this Wednesday on Dynamite!

After the match, MVP and Shelton try to take Komander's mask. Alex Abrahantes makes the save but is laid out for his troubles.

Komander rocks Benjamin with the 619/Tiger Feint Kick and looks to have this match in the bag!!

Benjamin avoids Komander's finish on the inside and nearly decapitates him with a superkick after a pair of German suplexes. After that, the T-Bone suplex plants Komander for the end.

Shelton Benjamin defeats Komander via pinfall. Grade: B+

Despite the near-complete domination, Benjamin's suplex is countered with a modified choke. Komander sends him to the floor and hits a PHENOMENAL rope-walking corkscrew press!! How does he do this??

Shelton Benjamin is dominating this one early on. His size advantage leaves Komander in a bad way. He manages to catch Benjamin with a few springboard maneuvers, but Benjamin counters a double-jump hurricanrana, tossing Komander up for a release belly-to-belly suplex. Benjamin batters Komander at ringside, sending him repeatedly crashing head and back first into the barricade. The feed cut for us here.

Jack Perry has been tied to the hood of his own vehicle!!

Jack Perry attempts to, frankly, kill Matt Menard

Apparently not? We move on.

MVP and Shelton Benjamin are out next. The Hurt Syndicate member takes on Komander, a man who has had some stellar matches in recent weeks, most notably Kyle Fletcher. Can he pull off an upset tonight?

We see a vignette highlighting the incredible Lio Rush, aiming to prove himself to the AEW fans as the 30-year-old Piece of Gold. When we cut back, Danny Garcia and Matt Menard tied Jack Perry to the hood of his own vehicle. They drive him off the lot as the camera feed cuts out!! Uhhh...is anybody gonna stop that??