Here’s a rewritten version of the AEW Collision results from July 31, 2025:
On the July 31st edition of AEW Collision, Dustin Rhodes defended his TNT Championship once again, this time against Kyle Fletcher of the Don Chariss family at the Battle of Chicago Street. These two had previously clashed in a four-way TNT Championship match on AEW July 12th, which also featured Daniel Garcia and Sammy Guevara, who won the vacant title after Rhodes vacated it.
In tag team action, Bandido and Brody King faced off against Agony’s Tor Liona and Bishop Kaun in the quarter-finals of the Forbidden Door World Tag Team Championship Eliminator Tournament. The semi-finals saw Juice Robinson team with Dachshund Harwood and Cash Wheeler against FTR. The Young Bucks also progressed to the semi-finals by defeating Big Bill and Brian Keith in the quarter-finals on AEW Dynamite.
Willow Nightingale battled Tekla in a heated one-on-one encounter. The rivalry between them and Kriss Statlander has been intensifying in recent weeks following their $100,000 four-way match on July 16th, which Statlander also participated in after returning from absence.
The show kicked off with Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness greeting viewers, only to have Death Rider suddenly attack the guards. John Moxley then called out Darby Allin, who revealed he was watching from his balcony, leading to a tense face-off with Moxley and his allies heading to meet Allin.
In the tournament quarter-finals, Bandido and Brody King fought hard against Tor Liona and Bishop Kaun, eventually securing their win with a dramatic superplex and 450 splash combination. Chris Statlander followed them to the ring, setting up her match against Lena Kross, where she won decisively by submission.
The intense feud continued as Willow Nightingale took on Tekla. Despite Nightingale’s strong offense, Tekla ultimately won after delivering a powerful spear and curb stomp. Post-match chaos ensued with an attack on Nightingale by Tekla, Blue, Heart, Penelope Ford, and Megan Bayno, only to be met with a spirited rescue by Queen Aminata, Anna Jay, and Tey Mello.
In the semi-finals of the tag tournament, FTR teamed with Stokley Hathaway to overcome The Bang Bang Gang in a fierce battle highlighted by tactical teamwork and high-impact moves. Afterwards, Max Caster issued a Beat the Clock open challenge, which Rush answered. Although Rush put on a strong effort, Caster won as time expired and then was attacked, leading to a brawl involving La Faccion Ingobernable and Jetspeed & AR Fox.
Scorpio Sky and Top Flight, assisted by Leila Gray and Christopher Daniels, defeated Shane Taylor Promotions in a fast-paced match. Outside the arena, a dramatic moment unfolded as Darby Allin tried to confront John Moxley near the train tracks but was stopped by security.
The main event saw Dustin Rhodes defend his TNT Championship against Kyle Fletcher in a brutal Chicago Street fight. The match featured tables, chairs, and kendo sticks, with both men showing tremendous resilience. Ultimately, Fletcher captured the title after an intense final sequence involving interference and a devastating brainbuster.
Following the match, Fletcher continued his assault on Rhodes, who was tended to by officials as Don Charis’ faction celebrated their new champion.
Fan Take: This episode of AEW Collision delivered high-stakes drama, showcasing top-tier wrestling and compelling storylines, particularly with the TNT Championship changing hands in a brutal street fight. For AEW fans, the evolving rivalries and tournament progressions promise exciting developments and intense competition that continue to raise the bar for the sport.
