All Elite Wrestling (AEW) capped off an exhilarating week with the latest episode of AEW Collision on Saturday, September 5, 2026. While this installment may not have had the same level of fallout as the previous episode of Dynamite, it still showcased several wrestlers competing for the first time since the high-profile All In event.
The night was packed with action, including multiple championship matches. Persephone defended her newly acquired TBS Championship, while Andrade El Idolo faced off against Gabe Kidd in a highly anticipated National Championship bout later in the evening.
One of the standout moments of the night was the in-ring debut of the Motor City Machine Guns, Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley. The duo had made their AEW appearance earlier this summer in Detroit and had also been seen at All In. Their participation in Collision marks the beginning of what fans hope will be a significant chapter in their AEW careers.
As the night unfolded, the results from AEW Collision on September 5 revealed a series of exciting matches. The Young Bucks triumphed over Brian Cage and Jake Doyle, securing a pinfall victory. In another match, Adam Page, Bandido, and Brody King defeated Braddah Kaimi, LVJ, and Vin Parker, also by pinfall. Nick Wayne continued to build momentum, defeating Kommander, but not before Chris Jericho made a sarcastic gesture by raising Wayne’s hand, a nod to their recent rivalry.
Backstage, Kyle O’Reilly expressed uncertainty about the future following All In but emphasized that the Conglomeration's quest for gold was far from over. Orange Cassidy chimed in, casting doubt on whether Konosuke Takeshita was indeed part of the Conglomeration, while Takeshita confidently proclaimed himself the Alpha.
In the TBS Championship match, Persephone successfully defended her title against VertVixen, winning by pinfall. However, the post-match saw a chaotic scene as Persephone and Britt Baker attacked VertVixen, prompting Maya World and Thunder Rosa to rush in for the save.
A vignette aired, highlighting the history between Andrade El Idolo and Gabe Kidd during their time in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), setting the stage for their championship clash. In another match, the Motor City Machine Guns defeated The Swirl, consisting of Blake Christian and Lee Johnson, by pinfall, further establishing their presence in AEW.
Jack Perry, speaking backstage, reiterated his relentless pursuit of the AEW World Championship, regardless of public opinion. Meanwhile, Ricochet reflected on a disappointing All In for The Demand, with Bishop Kaun dismissing The New Level and Swerve Strickland as a legitimate trio.
In the main event, Andrade El Idolo defended his National Championship against Gabe Kidd, successfully retaining his title by pinfall. Post-match, El Idolo stated that although he holds a guaranteed contract for an AEW World Championship match, his primary focus remains on defending the National Championship.
The night concluded with Athena defeating Isla Dawn by pinfall, and Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight scoring a victory over Ace Austin and Juice Robinson, also by pinfall. Overall, AEW Collision delivered an action-packed evening that set the stage for future storylines and rivalries.
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