AEW Collision Results, December 16, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on December 16, 2023, at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, TX.

AEW Collision starts at 8 PM ET. This is 5 PM PT, 1 AM BST, and 8 AM AEST. The show will run for two hours, so it will end at 10 PM ET.

AEW Collision Results, November 25, 2023

Continental Classic Blue League: Andrade El Idolo vs. Claudio Castagnoli

The match kicks off, and Andrade approaches Claudio for a sportsmanlike handshake, but Claudio dismissively shoves him away. Swiftly, Claudio is sent to the outside, only to re-enter the ring and deliver a powerful clothesline to Andrade. Taking control, Claudio launches an attack on Andrade in the corner. In response, Andrade counters with a well-executed crossbody.



Andrade seizes the opportunity to send Claudio out of the ring, following up with a daring dive. However, Claudio counters with a perfectly timed uppercut. The action continues as Andrade propels Claudio into the turnbuckle, only for Claudio to retaliate with a pop-up uppercut. The ensuing cover sees a near fall, with the referee's hand coming down for a count of two.

As the match intensifies, it heads into a commercial break. Returning from the break, Andrade aggressively sends Claudio into the turnbuckle and follows up with a forceful bodyslam. Claudio responds with a spectacle, executing a giant swing on Andrade before locking him into a Sharpshooter.

Andrade reverses the Sharpshooter into a figure-four leg lock, compelling Claudio to reach for the ropes. Attempting a tactical move, Andrade seeks to remove the turnbuckle pad while climbing the corner, but his plans are thwarted. Undeterred, Andrade plants Claudio on the mat and goes for the cover, resulting in a two-count kickout.



Executing a meteora on Claudio, Andrade goes for another cover, yet Claudio manages to kick out at the last moment. The action escalates as both competitors take to the top rope. Claudio interrupts Andrade's plans with a superplex, but Andrade counters immediately with two suplexes of his own. The back-and-forth battle continues with Claudio landing a decisive uppercut.

Trading strikes, both men engage in a striking exchange until Andrade gains the upper hand, leading to another close two-count. Determined, Claudio drives Andrade into the turnbuckle and attempts a high-risk move from the top rope, only to be halted by Andrade. Seizing the opportunity, Andrade exploits the exposed turnbuckle, but Claudio retaliates with a low blow.

WINNER: Claudio Castagnoli

Singles Match: Abadon vs. Jazmin Allure

The bout commences, and Abadon swiftly sends her opponent sprawling with a forceful blow. Jazmin retaliates with a well-aimed kick, but Abadon absorbs the impact and retaliates, flooring Jazmin. The climax of the match sees Abadon executing the devastating Black Dahlia, securing the victory.

WINNER: Abadon

The arena plunges into darkness, only to illuminate with the reappearance of Julia Hart standing in the ring. Gently placing the TBS Championship in front of her, the atmosphere becomes charged. Abadon swiftly takes Julia down, and a fierce brawl ensues. Abadon punctuates the exchange with a running knee to Julia, seizing control and grabbing the TBS Championship.

Skye Blue makes her entrance, entering the ring and fixing a determined gaze on Abadon. Seizing the opportune moment, Skye Blue strikes from behind as Abadon turns towards Julia, intensifying the chaos. Both Skye Blue and Julia Hart unite, launching a counterattack against Abadon.

The skirmish takes a new turn as Thunder Rosa enters the fray, targeting Skye Blue with a relentless assault. Amid the chaos, Abadon refocuses her attention on Julia, who manages to roll out of the ring, evading further onslaught. Tensions escalate as Abadon and Thunder Rosa find themselves face to face, their intense staredown suggesting a potential collision.

In an interview conducted by Renee, The Acclaimed express their discontent, stating they are upset and harbor resentment. Gunn articulates that they face an issue due to their disgruntlement. Caster declares their intention to retaliate against those who assaulted them and makes it clear that they have no interest in MJF. Bowens asserts their determination to locate and confront the masked assailants.

Upon the arrival of Top Flight and Action Andretti, they promptly issue a challenge for the titles. Without hesitation, Bowens acknowledges and agrees to the challenge for the upcoming week.

AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy (c) vs. Bryan Keith

Commencing the match, Keith initiates by flooring his opponent, taking Cassidy down. Keith delivers a series of robust chops to Cassidy, who responds with a retaliatory dropkick. Subsequently, Cassidy maneuvers Keith into the corner. In response, Keith counterattacks with forceful chops of his own. Cassidy finds himself on the apron, and Keith brings him down with a powerful big boot.

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Cassidy executes a tornado DDT on Keith, forcing him out of the ring. Taking the action outside, Cassidy launches himself onto Keith with a dive, before returning him to the ring. Climbing the top rope, Cassidy's ascent is interrupted as he manages to knock Keith off.

Keith rises and retaliates with a headbutt on Cassidy, following it up by throwing him off the top rope and delivering a running knee. Cassidy responds with a beach break, kicking Keith in the face and delivering a superkick. Keith counters with a kick of his own, eventually hitting the stunner. Covering for the pin, but kicks out. In a surprising turn, Cassidy rolls up Keith for the victory.

WINNER: Orange Cassidy

A video featuring Miro begins playing, in which he accuses CJ of poisoning him. Expressing his desire to face Andrade, Miro declares that he's done avoiding confrontations to satisfy his wife, and now he's prepared to take on anyone, ready to unleash havoc.

Following the video, a commercial break ensues.

Lexy conducts an interview with Komander, but their conversation is abruptly interrupted by The Kingdom. Strong asserts that he may not have emerged victorious at Final Battle, but being a former champion, he claims to have identified his next target in Komander. Komander responds with a statement in Spanish.

As FTR's theme resonates through the arena, the tag team makes their entrance, heading towards the ring.

Cash Wheeler asserts that if the House of Black has any issues with them, they should step forward and confront them. Cash points out that House of Black has witnessed FTR's success since their arrival in AEW, contrasting it with what he perceives as the unrealized potential of their counterparts. He suggests that jealousy may be driving House of Black's feelings toward Julia and Brody's accomplishments.

Dax chimes in, acknowledging that there may be various criticisms directed at them, but FTR is not known for backing down from a fight. He emphasizes his years of fighting for money and asserts their readiness for any challenge. As Dax speaks, the arena lights dim, and House of Black's presence appears on the titantron.

Buddy clarifies that their intention is not to harm but to make a point about the absence of support. Addressing Cash, he inquires about who truly cares for him, to which he responds that FTR loves him. Buddy extends a welcome, asserting that they are willing to embrace FTR into their family.

Malakai Black interjects, emphasizing that this isn't personal but a necessary demonstration to prove a point. He questions who would come to FTR's aid, implying a lack of support. To drive the point home, Black takes a personal turn, threatening to burn a photo of Dax and his family. As FTR rushes backstage, Black follows through, burning the photograph in a symbolic act.

Texas Street Fight: Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Martinez and Diamante

Statlander executes the Saturday Night Fever on Mercedes, going for the cover—1... 2... Diamante interrupts the count with a briefcase attack. Spilling thumbtacks and glass from the briefcase, they proceed to rub Statlander's face into the painful assortment. Willow retaliates with a kick to Diamante. Meanwhile, Mercedes powerbombs Willow through a table.

Taking advantage of the chaos, Statlander wraps her arm in a steel chain and delivers a clothesline to Diamante, securing the victory.

WINNER: Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale

In an interview with Renee, Toni Storm expresses her lack of preference for an opponent. Mariah mentions that Tony Khan assisted her in obtaining her American wrestling license and requests Storm to provide commentary for her debut match. Storm declines, stating she is occupied.

Storm addresses Riho and Saraya, urging them to face each other and wear each other out so that they are more susceptible to defeat when they eventually face her.

Singles Match: Brian Cage vs. Local Talent

Brian Cage's music plays as he makes his way to the ring.

The match kicks off, and Cage quickly takes control, knocking his opponent down. He follows up with a German suplex, showcasing his strength. Cage executes a powerbomb and seamlessly transitions into the Drill Claw, securing the victory.

WINNER: Brian Cage

Lexy conducts an interview with the Mogul Embassy. Cage asserts that it's time for him to earn the respect he deserves, declaring his intention to dominate in his upcoming match. Prince Nana expresses confidence in Swerve's chances of winning the Continental Classic.

However, their conversation is interrupted as Keith Lee interjects, offering congratulations to Swerve. He then urges Cage to convey the message that time is running out, introducing a sense of urgency to the situation.

Continental Classic Blue League: Eddie Kingston vs. Daniel Garcia

The match commences with both men engaging in a series of strikes. Kingston trips Garcia, who rolls to the apron, and Garcia responds with a dragon screw off the apron. Back inside the ring, Garcia focuses on Kingston's leg. Kingston counters with a belly-to-belly suplex, followed by a DDT. During the commercial break Returning from the break, Kingston resumes control, knocking down Garcia and delivering multiple chops. Garcia mocks Kingston but retaliates by attacking him in the corner and stomping on him. Garcia executes a leg whip and proceeds to lock in the ankle lock. Kingston manages to reach the ropes.

Kingston retaliates with an exploder in the corner, followed by a backfist. Covering for the pin, but kicks out there. Garcia responds with a back suplex and repeats the maneuver, attempting another pin.

Both men exchange strikes, with Kingston countering with a half-and-half suplex, followed by the decisive backfist, securing the victory.

WINNER: Eddie Kingston

Continental Classic Blue League: Brody King vs. Bryan Danielson

The match kicks off with Danielson aggressively attacking King in the corner. King retaliates, delivering a series of strikes and chops to Bryan. A kick to the back and a cannonball follow, prompting Danielson to roll out of the ring.

Taking the fight outside, King continues his assault on Danielson, slamming him into the barricade and delivering sharp chops. The momentum shifts as Brody King executes a crossbody. # After the commercial break

Returning from the break, King executes a side slam and goes for the cover, but kicks out. Danielson counters by sending King into the barricade and follows it up with a jumping knee. Danielson then delivers a dropkick, focusing his attacks on King in the corner.

Setting King on the top rope, Danielson is countered as King knocks him down and lands a clothesline. Danielson retaliates by locking in the single-leg crab, but King manages to escape. Brody knocks down Danielson, who responds with kicks to King's leg and head, followed by stomps.

Danielson covers after the anvil elbows and kicks out the cover. King retaliates with a Death Valley driver and goes for the cover, but win there. Danielson hits the Busaiku knee and attempts another cover, but no win there.

Danielson unleashes a series of kicks, but King fights back with a clothesline, attempting the pin, but kicks out. Bryan connects with the Busaiku knee, delivering it once more and following up with a final strike to the back of the head, securing the victory.

WINNER: Bryan Danielson

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