AEW Collision live tonight on TNT and Max from the MassMutual Center in Springfield, MA.
AEW may be dealing with another unfortunate injury setback, as PAC appeared to suffer a significant injury during this week’s episode of Dynamite, live from Baltimore, MD.
The incident occurred during his highly anticipated matchup against Swerve Strickland. Multiple sources have reported that the injury seems to be centered around PAC’s right foot or ankle. The match, which had been delivering on expectations, came to a sudden halt following a buckle bomb from Strickland. Immediately afterward, PAC was seen clutching his lower leg in visible pain and rolled to the outside.
AEW medical personnel quickly checked on the former Trios Champion at ringside. Although PAC attempted to stay involved, it became clear he couldn’t continue, and he was helped to the back by officials. Swerve closed out the match swiftly with a kick followed by his signature Stomp to pick up the win.
At this time, AEW has yet to issue an official statement on the severity of the injury or PAC’s status going forward. The timing is especially rough considering PAC had just begun gaining momentum again after extended time off due to previous injuries.
AEW Dynamite airs live tonight on TBS and Max from the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.
AEW Dynasty 2025 delivered a stacked night of action, featuring title changes, the emotional implosion of Rated FTR and the return of The Young Bucks. From pre-show chaos to main event drama, here’s your full breakdown of everything that went down.
CRU & Nick Wayne def. Top Flight & AR Fox
The Patriarchy picked up steam with a hard-fought victory, despite interference attempts from Kip Sabian. AR Fox had the crowd on fire with a sequence of high-octane offense, but Nick Wayne sealed the deal with a brutal Wayne’s World to grab the win for his team.
Anthony Bowens def. Max Caster – Max Caster Best Wrestler Alive Open Challenge
Max Casters former The Acclaimed tag team partner Anthony Bowens with “Daddy Ass” Billy Gunn answered the challenge. After swiping Caster’s “Best Wrestler Alive” moniker, Bowens leveled him with a Famouser for the win.
Will Ospreay def. Kevin Knight – Owen Hart Cup Quarterfinal (Men’s)
Ospreay and Knight tore it down in a fast-paced opening bout. Knight gave Ospreay everything he could handle, but a late surge by “The Aerial Assassin” — including a Styles Clash, Os Cutter, and finally the Hidden Blade — punched Ospreay’s ticket to the semis.
The Hurt Syndicate (c) def. Bryan Keith & Big Bill – AEW World Tag Team Titles
Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin retained their titles with help from MJF, who made a surprise appearance in the crowd, hits Big Bill with a forearm and led the fans cheering for The Hurt Syndicate. A spear by Lashley on Keith sealed the victory as The Hurt Syndicate continues to dominate the tag division.
Mercedes Moné def. Julia Hart – Owen Hart Cup Quarterfinal (Women’s)
Moné survived Julia Hart’s aggressive offense and multiple pinfall attempts. After escaping the Hartless submission, Moné locked in the Statement Maker for the decisive win. Harley Cameron was shown scouting from backstage.
The Death Riders (c) def. Rated FTR – AEW Trios Championship
A hard-hitting war ended in heartbreak — not just defeat — for Cope and FTR. After an epic bout featuring tandem submissions and aerial chaos, Wheeler Yuta scored the pinfall with a Busaiku Knee. Post-match, Dax Harwood shockingly turned on Cope, delivering a piledriver and ordering a brutal chair assault. Wheeler initially tried to stop him but eventually joined in. FTR hit a Shatter Machine and Con-Chair-To, leaving Cope stretchered out.
Toni Storm (c) def. Megan Bayne – AEW Women’s World Championship
Storm retained in a physically intense contest that saw interference from both Penelope Ford and Luther. After weathering Bayne’s powerhouse offense, Storm countered with a roll-up to escape with her title intact.
Kyle Fletcher def. Mark Briscoe – Owen Hart Cup Quarterfinal (Men’s)
Briscoe’s brawling spirit was alive and well, but Fletcher’s resilience and technical edge earned him the win. Despite absorbing a Razor’s Edge and elbow drop, Fletcher powered through and connected with a Brainbuster to advance.
Bandido def. Chris Jericho – ROH World Championship (Title vs. Mask)
Bandido is your new Ring of Honor World Champion — but only after the match had to be restarted due to Jericho’s underhanded tactics. After a bat-assisted pinfall, the referee reversed the decision, and Bandido capitalized on the chaos, landing a 21 Plex to score the three-count. Jericho’s mask-snatching plan backfired big time.
Adam Cole def. Daniel Garcia – TNT Championship
With ringside banned, this was a straight-up fight. Cole’s knee was targeted early, but he dug deep and landed two Panama Sunrises and The Boom to capture the TNT Title. Post-match, a show of respect between the two.
Kenny Omega (c) def. Speedball Mike Bailey & Ricochet – AEW International Championship
In a show-stealing triple threat, Omega outlasted two of wrestling’s most explosive strikers. After a relentless flurry of dives, suplexes, and 450 splashes, Omega hit a One Winged Angel on Ricochet from the middle rope to retain. Post-match, Kazuchika Okada emerged, Continental Title in hand, confronting Omega and teasing a dream title vs. title clash.
This brutal affair between Moxley and Swerve Strickland lived up to the hype — and chaos. From fighting on the steps to a ladder-assisted meteora through the announce table, both men pulled out all the stops. Just as Swerve seemed to have Mox beat with a top-rope Swerve Stomp, the lights cut out — and The Young Bucks appeared, landing a BTE Trigger on Strickland. Moxley crawled into the cover to retain.
Watch the AEW Dynasty Post-Show Media Scrum below.
Another AEW star is heading to the sidelines, as new reports confirm that Mark Davis sustained a broken foot during his match with Powerhouse Hobbs on the March 26 episode of AEW Dynamite.
The injury, which caused the bout to end abruptly, had remained somewhat of a mystery until Wrestling Observer Radio’s Dave Meltzer provided a key update. Meltzer noted that the Aussie Open powerhouse fractured his foot during the match, which is expected to keep him out of in-ring action for at least a couple of months.
While AEW has yet to issue an official statement, there’s reportedly been backstage talk about keeping Davis visible on TV during his recovery — possibly in a non-wrestling or background role — to maintain his presence and keep momentum going for Aussie Open.
This injury comes at a tough time for Davis, who, alongside Kyle Fletcher, had been gaining traction as part of AEW’s tag team division. With Fletcher recently making solo appearances, it’ll be interesting to see how AEW handles Davis’ absence and whether Fletcher continues to work singles matches in the meantime.
No firm return date has been confirmed, but based on current expectations, fans may not have to wait too long to see Davis back on his feet — and back in the ring.
AEW Collision tonight on TBS and Max taped Wednesday night from the Peoria Civic Center in Peoria, Illinois.
AEW Dynasty – Sunday April 6, 2025 – Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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AEW WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Jon Moxley (c) vs. Swerve Strickland
AEW INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Ricochet vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
AEW WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
“Timeless” Toni Storm (c) vs. Megan Bayne
WOMN’S OWEN HART CUP TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND MATCH:
Mercedes Mone vs. Julia Hart
MASK VS TITLE MATCH FOR THE ROH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Chris Jericho (c) vs. Bandido
AEW WORLD TRIOS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Death Riders (c) (Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, & Wheeler Yuta) vs. Rated FTR (Cope, Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood)
AEW TNT CHAMPIONSHIP – NO TIME LIMIT, NO OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE:
Daniel Garcia (c) vs. Adam Cole
AEW WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. Big Bill & Bryan Keith
MEN’S OWEN HART CUP TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND MATCH:
Will Ospreay vs. Kevin Knight
MEN’S OWEN HART CUP TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND MATCH:
Mark Briscoe vs. Kyle Fletcher
Top Flight & AR Fox vs. CRU & Nick Wayne
AEW star Darby Allin is officially gearing up for one of the most dangerous challenges of his life—climbing Mount Everest. After his plans were postponed last year due to a foot injury, the former TNT Champion is now set to begin his ascent on April 15, according to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
Climbing Everest is no small feat, especially for someone without extensive mountaineering experience. The journey to the summit typically takes around two months, though unpredictable weather and other challenges can extend the timeframe. With over 340 recorded fatalities on the mountain, Everest remains one of the most treacherous climbs in the world.
One of the most haunting aspects of the mountain is Rainbow Valley, a section near the summit known for the brightly colored clothing of fallen climbers whose bodies remain frozen in place. Another infamous landmark is Green Boots, the body of an unidentified climber who perished in 1996 and has since become a grim marker for those making the climb.
Allin has never shied away from extreme challenges, whether inside the ring or in his personal life. He’s previously expressed his desire to push his limits beyond professional wrestling, and this Everest climb is the latest example of that mindset.
As he embarks on this dangerous mission, AEW fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on his progress. If successful, Allin will join a rare group of individuals who have conquered the world’s tallest peak. However, given the risks involved, this journey will undoubtedly test his endurance and determination like never before.
Stay tuned for updates on Darby Allin’s Everest expedition as he takes his daredevil persona to new heights—literally.
AEW CEO Tony Khan has addressed speculation surrounding AEW Collision possibly moving to a different night in the future. While Khan remains confident in the show’s performance on Saturdays, he acknowledged that any potential change would depend on AEW’s network partner, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD).
Speaking about Collision, Khan expressed pride in how the Saturday night program has developed its audience.
“I think we have a great thing on Saturdays,” Khan said. “We’ve consistently been one of the top shows in our time slot, and we’ve been building a great audience. ‘Collision’ is having a great year.”
He also pointed out how the show has performed well relative to other cable programs and believes it has built strong momentum heading into 2025.
Despite his satisfaction with Collision’s current schedule, Khan made it clear that he’s open to change if WBD suggests it.
“I would be open to basically anything within reason the network asked me to do. I am really very proud of the run we’re having,” Khan explained.
This flexibility could come into play once WBD’s current deal with the NBA expires, as the network will likely reassess its programming strategy. AEW has benefited from sports lead-ins in the past, and Khan acknowledged that these have helped boost Collision’s success.
For now, Khan is focused on maintaining Collision’s momentum and ensuring its long-term success, much like Dynamite, which has been a major player for WBD since 2019. While nothing is set in stone regarding a potential schedule change, the AEW boss remains committed to working with the network to make the best decision for the company’s future.
With AEW’s media rights negotiations on the horizon, the placement of Collision could become a key discussion point. Whether it stays on Saturdays or moves to another night, it’s clear that Khan and AEW are ready to adapt.
It looks like AEW’s “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy might be facing a significant setback. According to a report from Fightful Select, Cassidy is dealing with a serious injury that has forced him off television. While AEW sources couldn’t confirm specifics, there is speculation that he may have suffered a torn pectoral muscle.
At this point, there’s no word on whether the injury will require surgery or how long Cassidy could be out of action. However, given the nature of a potential pec tear, it could be a lengthy absence, meaning fans might not see the laid-back fan favorite in the ring for quite some time.
The exact moment Cassidy sustained the injury remains unclear, but many believe it happened during the AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament Final on March 19. That match, which also featured Mark Davis, was ultimately won by Ricochet and “Speedball” Mike Bailey.
Cassidy had only just returned to AEW television earlier this year after taking a brief hiatus. Upon his return, he participated in the AEW International Championship Contender Series, securing a win over Roderick Strong before falling to Konosuke Takeshita. He was also in action at AEW Revolution on March 9, appearing on the Zero Hour pre-show. Teaming with Mark Briscoe and Big Boom AJ, Cassidy picked up a win against Johnny TV and the MxM Collection, thanks in part to ringside interference from Big Justice.
With Cassidy now on the shelf, AEW will have to adjust its plans for him moving forward. The AEW International Championship scene has been heating up, and his absence could open the door for new contenders to step up. Whether or not he’ll need surgery remains to be seen, but if a torn pec is indeed the diagnosis, fans should prepare for an extended recovery period.
For now, AEW has yet to make an official statement regarding Cassidy’s condition. Stay tuned for more updates as we learn more about his status and potential return timeline.
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