AEW Collision Spoilers: March 14th – Results, Hangman Page & More!

San Jose, California – This Saturday’s episode of AEW Collision, taped following Wednesday’s Dynamite in San Jose, is set to deliver a compelling preview of Sunday’s Revolution pay-per-view. The card features a mix of high-stakes matchups and storyline developments, offering fans a final glimpse before the biggest event on the AEW calendar. The taping, which took place after Dynamite on March 11th, 2026, promises a speedy-paced indicate packed with action as wrestlers produce their final statements before facing their rivals at Revolution.

The fallout from Wednesday’s heated confrontation between MJF and Hangman Page continues to reverberate through the AEW landscape. According to a post on X (formerly Twitter), Page addressed the live crowd following Dynamite, delivering a brief promo after a physical altercation with the AEW World Champion. The post on AEW’s official X account shows a glimpse of the aftermath of the brawl, setting the stage for their Texas Death Match at Revolution. The animosity between the two stars is clearly at a fever pitch, promising a brutal and unforgettable encounter on Sunday.

Collision Match Results and Highlights

Kevin Knight Defeats El Clon

Kevin Knight secured a victory over El Clon in a match lasting just over 12 minutes. While Knight emerged victorious, the bout wasn’t without its challenges. Reports indicate that Knight experienced a stumble during a top-rope superplex attempt, though he was able to continue and ultimately secure the win. The match, however, didn’t fully capture the crowd’s attention, suggesting a necessitate for further development of Knight’s character and in-ring presence.

Triangle of Madness Triumphs Over Viva Van and Local Wrestlers

The team of Thekla, Julia Hart, and Skye Blue quickly dispatched Viva Van and a pair of local wrestlers in a match that lasted just over a minute. Thekla secured the pinfall with a decisive spear. The victory was immediately followed by a promo from Thekla, which was interrupted by the arrival of Kris Statlander. Statlander quickly asserted her dominance, powerslamming Blue and delivering her finisher to Hart before being ambushed by Thekla, who repeatedly attacked her with the title belt. Statlander responded with a warning, telling Thekla to “be afraid of what you need to do to keep me down,” hinting at a potential future feud.

Mark Davis Overcomes Komander

Mark Davis defeated Komander in a hard-fought contest lasting under 12 minutes. Komander showcased his impressive athleticism with a series of high-flying maneuvers, including a missile dropkick, a moonsault to the floor, and a springboard sunset flip that nearly secured him the win. However, the match ultimately ended when Komander missed a rope-walk moonsault, allowing Davis to capitalize with a piledriver for the victory. Despite the loss, Komander’s performance was well-received by the audience.

The Demand Defeats The Bang Bang Gang

Ricochet, Toa Liona, and Bishop Kaun emerged victorious against Juice Robinson, Ace Austin, and Austin Gunn in a match that concluded in under 15 minutes. Ricochet strategically used his National Championship belt as a weapon, striking Austin during the bout, and Kaun ultimately secured the pinfall on Gunn. Following the match, Ricochet delivered a post-match promo that successfully generated significant heat from the crowd, further establishing his heel persona.

Lena Kross Defeats Mina Shirakawa

Lena Kross defeated Mina Shirakawa in a match that lasted under ten minutes. Shirakawa’s aggressive offense energized the crowd, but Kross ultimately prevailed with a combination of a high kick and a jackhammer. While the match helped to build momentum, reports suggest it ran slightly longer than necessary, potentially impacting the overall pacing of the show.

Andrade El Idolo Defeats Mascara Dorada in a Standout Match

Andrade El Idolo and Mascara Dorada delivered what many are calling the standout match of the taping, a contest lasting just under 19 minutes. The match was significantly impacted by interference from Don Callis, who attacked Dorada at the announce table. Dorada demonstrated his resilience with a huge tornillo and a 450 splash for a near fall, while Andrade countered with a reverse Spanish fly. Andrade ultimately secured the victory with a hammerlock DDT followed by his signature move, The Message.

The aftermath of the match was chaotic. Bandido entered the fray, followed by Rocky Romero, who immediately attacked him. Brody King then entered the ring, only to be met by Swerve Strickland, who quickly took him down. Trent Beretta likewise became involved in the escalating conflict. Bandido managed to recover and execute a diving attack. Andrade, meanwhile, retreated with a woman he had been photographed with earlier in the evening, adding another layer of intrigue to his storyline.