Tonight’s AEW Dynamite/Collision, airing May 6, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina. The show will feature AEW World Champion Darby Allin defending his title against Jetspeed’s AEW TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight. Additionally, AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley of Death Riders will face Juice Robinson of Bang Bang Gang in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator match.
The show begins at 8pm ET on TBS and is available for international fans to watch on streaming platforms such as Max. Ringside News provides live match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Please keep checking this page. Refresh to see the latest results as the action unfoldsjoin the conversation in the comments section below!
AEW Dynamite/Collision Results (May 6, 2026): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The show opens with Tony Schiavone’s welcoming commentary as he talks about the legacy of the late Ted Turner, particularly as it relates to professional wrestling. Schiavone also talks about what Turner has done for wrestling on Turner networks such as TBS, and then introduces a guy who is familiar with this as well. Schiavone then brings out Sting.
WCW legend “Icon” Sting then gets a nice pop on his way to the ring, where he hugs Schiavone. Tony then allowed Sting to share a few words, saying that Ted was a big part of the two of them getting into this business. Sting then says that Turner was a “billionaire” who loved pro wrestling. Sting later said that Turner took to the wrestling box as WCW executives considered cutting back on WCW and told the wrestlers to “just keep wrestling because he has deep pockets.” And he says without Ted Turner there would be no TNT Championship or wrestling on TNT or TBS, so thank you Ted.
Schiavone then turns the conversation to Sting protégé Darby Allin, who will defend his world championship tonight. Sting said he’s excited to see it, especially in a city he’s known for years. Sting also said he was thrilled to have another “billionaire” involved in AEW wrestling and thanked Tony Khan for everything. Schiavone then said that the side plates of the TNT Championship and TBS Championship show the studio that helped start it all in wrestling. He then ends the segment with a 10-bell salute to Ted Turner.
The Dynamite theme then plays before returning to ringside, and the theme immediately switches as Jon Moxley steps into the ring for the first match of the night. Renee Paquette was at ringside and when Moxley arrived in the ring, she talked about the history between Moxley and Juice Robinson. Juice Robinson then comes down to the ring for the first match of the night.
AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match: AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley of Death Riders vs. Juice Robinson of Bang Bang Gang
The match begins with both men exchanging strikes until Robinson is sent to the ropes. Robinson then manages to fight back and drives Moxley into the ropes and hits a chop. This forces Moxley into the corner and Robinson sends Moxley across the ring. Moxley then hit a shot of his own and was sent to the mat by Robinson, who sent Moxley flying out of bounds. Robinson then hits more shots and brings Moxley back into the ring, but Moxley gets to his feet and intercepts Robinson on the way out. Robinson stomps on his hand and pulls Robinson’s fingers, but Robinson ducks Moxley with some right hands.
Moxley then avoided God’s left hand and left the ring, but Robinson followed close behind, sending Moxley into the timekeeper area. This forces Moxley to look for distance from Robinson as he re-enters the ring, but Robinson sends Robinson into the corner and takes a few mounted punches before biting Moxley in the head. Robinson then hits a diving crossbody, but instead of pinning Moxley, he follows with some shots until he breaks and escapes the ring. Back in the ring, Moxley regained control and continued to work Robinson’s hands. Both men then get back to their feet and Robinson throws punches at Moxley, sending Moxley into a corner clothesline across the ring.
Robinson then goes for a cannonball but is blocked by Moxley, who drops Robinson to the canvas with a cutter. It then culminated with a powerbomb, a 10 minute warning, and both men down. Robinson then goes for a big lariat and cover in the corner, but only gets two. He then continues his onslaught, only to get another near fall and drop Moxley to the mat once again. He then looks for the left hand of God again, keeping Moxley on, only to be bitten in the forehead by Moxley. Moxley then hits the ropes and runs into a divine left hand. Robinson then goes up top and covers Moxley to get another two count.
Both then slowly rise to their feet and exchange attacks as they stare at each other. It then turns into a headbutt by both men, followed by an elbow attack. Moxley then lunges at Robinson, who drives Robinson into the corner and rolls him up for a near fall. Moxley then catches him with a choke before Robinson tries to escape and this leads to a piledriver for two Moxley. Moxley then goes for the bulldog choke again, but Robinson tries to escape before being sent back to the center of the ring. He then locked in a bulldog choke, which led to Moxley’s submission victory.
AEW Continental Championship Eliminator match winner, AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley of The Death Riders!
After the match, Moxley celebrates as the rest of the Bang Bang Gang team up with the Young Bucks to take on The Dogs and Death Riders later tonight, but next up is a Double Jeopardy match with Orange Cassidy facing Dax Harwood.
Now let’s look at what happened earlier today. The Death Riders continue to train with Will Ospreay, with Jon Moxley offering advice to get Will’s neck right. Moxley then says Ospreay is different than the others. Moxley then says it’s an honor to be here, so close to the top of the mountain with only 1 percent remaining. Moxley then says he’s on the brink of death. Moxley then says it’s going to be difficult, but it’s the only good option. Moxley then says that nothing exists except what is right in front of him. PAC then shuts off the cameras as training resumes.
We then return to ringside as the Dogs and RPG Vice accompany FTR to the ring, but as the group enters the ring awaiting the arrival of Orange Cassidy, it is actually Dax Harwood who will be competing in the next match of the night. Cassidy is accompanied by Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong as The Young Bucks, Christian Cage and Adam Copeland descend on the ring. They then head to the ring as Cassidy makes his entrance and this begins this Double Jeopardy match.
Double Jeopardy Match: The Conglomeration’s AEW World Trios Champion “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy vs. FTR’s AEW World Tag Team Champion Dax “The Ax” Harwood
The match starts off fast for both men, with Harwood taking control with a scoop slam. Cassidy then fights back until Harwood sends him to the corner, but Cassidy tricks Harwood into going for an orange punch. Harwood then rolled out of the ring, and Cassidy chased him, distracted by the presence of Harwood’s allies at ringside. This allows Harwood to take control and push Cassidy against the ring post and attack the arm. Cassidy then ducks a superplex attempt on the turnbuckle. Cassidy then drives Harwood to the mat, but hits a shot to the middle. Harwood then sends him into the corner but Cassidy fights back.
He then climbs onto the turnbuckle, but ends up fighting Harwood and biting him, sending Harwood to the canvas. Cassidy then hits a diving DDT for a nearfall. Harwood then turns the tables and sends Cassidy out of the ring and slams him into the announce desk before bringing Cassidy back into the ring. Harwood then mocked Cassidy’s methods with light kicks until Cassidy stood up and responded in kind. He then swings to the ropes and hits a dropkick, then hits a tilt/swivel DDT that brings Harwood down hard. He then went for an orange punch, but Harwood dodged it and was rounded up by Cassidy for a near fall.
He was then sent to the ropes and Dave Finlay hit a cheap shot, but this only got a two count. Harwood then goes to get the ring bell and brings Harwood back into the ring as the referee leaves the ring and confronts the people outside. Cassidy then hit a beach break for two and the referee pulled it away. Harwood then blocks an orange punch and goes for a piledriver, but Cassidy fights back but gets powerbombed off the ropes for two.
Harwood tries to get Cassidy to his feet, but he can’t. He then tried again and lifted Cassidy, receiving a Stand Dog Millionaire instead. An orange punch follows, but Harwood kicks out and only gets a two count. Harwood then goes for a cross armbreaker on Cassidy’s injured arm. Cassidy then broke free and did a deep clutch on Harwood for the win.
The winner of the Double Jeopardy match is Conglomerate AEW World Trios Champion “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy!
After the match, there was no time to celebrate as Harwood’s friends rushed into the ring looking for a beatdown, only to be fought off by Cassidy’s friends. Everyone except RPG Vice then leaves the ring and the pair ends up getting knocked down on the face. They then stand tall while Romero and Trent retreat to the outside.
Next, we get a video package promoting RUSH, which will be in action later tonight.
We then recap what happened last week between Chris Jericho and Ricochet before heading backstage. So Jericho says his time for talking is over. Jericho then says he’ll take what he wants to say to ringside, grabs the microphone from Renee Paquette and heads to the ring.
And Jericho says he’s done with all the 3-on-1 attacks, back attacks, and BS. Jericho then says he demands Ricochet come out and talk face to face, one on one, one on one. Ricochet then escapes with Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona. Ricochet claimed that it was Jericho’s favor to tell Jericho to leave AEW, but Jericho wouldn’t listen. Ricochet then says he doesn’t know if Jericho has a knack for humiliation, but he can do it in front of the overweight, mouth-breathing people in the audience. Ricochet then says that he means nothing, but something big will happen for Double or Nothing after Bishop Coun tells him something.
Ricochet then says that last time he defeated Jericho with his own moves, but this time he is aiming for a stadium stampede. Ricochet then said that AEW is his company and there is no one like Jericho. Jericho then accepts the match at Stadium Stampede, even if he cannot find partners for the other four. Jericho then single-handedly takes down the entire faction all by himself. Jericho’s Lionsault is then intercepted by Toa Liona and a beatdown begins until The Hart Syndicate comes in to make the save. GOA then escapes from the ring and carries Ricochet to safety.
Mina Shirakawa then fires Harley Cameron in a crazy way and she rips the top off in a moment of madness, leaving Renee Paquette stunned. Shirakawa then tells Harley Cameron that she needs to wear something because she is scheduled to face Chris Statlander and Hikaru Shida.
Kazuchika Okada then makes his way down to the ring for his next match of the night, followed by Brian Keith.
AEW International Championship Match: Don Callis Family’s “Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. “Bounty Hunter” Brian Keith
The match begins with both men locking up and Keith taking control with a headlock. Okada sends Keith into the ropes and eventually escapes, only to receive a chop from Keith. Okada starts to fight back, but a crescent kick brings him to the canvas. Keith then sends Okada into the corner, but Okada quickly sends him out of bounds and hits Keith with a DDT to the floor. Okada gets caught with a knee strike from Keith and both men return to the ring. He then gets Okada to his feet and sends him flying into the ropes for a DDT, but Okada avoids further damage and escapes from the ring.
Keith then hits Okada with a spike DDT of his own, sending Okada back into the ring, but Okada counters with a backbreaker to regain control. Okada then hits a scoop slam and goes up top for an elbow drop. Okada then hands the bird to the fan. He then goes for the Rainmaker, but Keith escapes and gets hit with a dropkick. He then hits Rainmaker with a headbutt, avoids a dropkick and goes to the ropes, but Okada hits him with a back body drop. Keith also fought back and hit Okada with a Tiger Driver and kicked out. Okada backed into the corner and was hit by a knee kick from Keith, but Okada hit the Tombstone Piledriver and Rainmaker for the win.
Winner and current AEW International Champion, “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada of the Don Callis Family!
After the match, Don Callis handed Okada a microphone and said that Okada wanted more than the International Championship. Okada then said he wanted the AEW World Championship.
Then we got a video package focusing on another guy trying to get back into the world title picture in Andrade El Idro.
Later tonight, we headed to the backstage area as Darby Allin defended the AEW World Title against Kevin Knight and “Speedball” Mike Bailey helped hype up the reigning TNT Champion. Knight praises Allin as a fighting champion, but promises that he will win the world championship tonight.
We then see Samoa Joe with Ops and he woos Will Ospreay. Joe then says that he doesn’t want her to think the way he does. Joe then tells Ospreay that he wants Ospreay to think like him. And Joe even predicts Will Ospreay could become the next world champion. So Joe suggests putting Osprey in a good position to succeed. Joe then mentions Anthony Bowens, AEW’s most overlooked star, and says he will give him a chance to succeed. Then Joe says he will help Shibata succeed. Joe offers his hand one last time, but if he doesn’t accept it, he says he’ll replace it with his fist.
Harley Cameron and Mina Shirakawa then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night, followed by Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander.
Tag match: Harley Cameron & Mina Shirakawa vs. Hikaru Shida & Chris Statlander
The match begins with Statlander and Shirakawa, with both women exchanging attacks until Statlander gets a near fall. Shirakawa then fights back, slams him into the ropes and dropkicks Statlander. She then gave a shimmy as Statlender stood up and tagged Shida, Cameron asked for a piece of Shida and a tag to Shirakawa. A tag was then made and Shida made the tag with Statrender, refusing to deal with Cameron. Statlander then lands a few shots, but Cameron fights back and scores a head scissors takedown, sending Statlander into the corner.
Shirakawa was then tagged, and Shirakawa got a 2 count with a stat render. Statlander then stood up and sent Shirakawa out of the arena, and both players decided on duty. Back in the ring we see a double team with Statlender sending Shida into Shirakawa with a snap suplex. Shida is the team’s lawman and trades strikes with Shirakawa, who then takes Shida down with a rolling elbow. Cameron and Statlender then team up and Cameron takes Statlender down with a diving crossbody. He follows up with a DDT and goes for a Shining Wizard and cover in the corner, but Statlender kicks out at two.
After that, a double team with Shirakawa was decided, and when Shirakawa defeated Statlender with a hard nearfall, Shida broke. Shirakawa then headed for the corner, but Statlander intercepted him, dropping Shirakawa to the canvas and getting his own two count. He then tags Shida, but Shirakawa counters and sends Shida into a statlender and tries for a knee kick. Statlender then falls out of the ring and sets up a swinging neckbreaker for two as Cameron gets the tag. He then escaped from Shida’s shoulder grip and hit a backstabber. Statlender then prevented any further action and watched as Fern released the Falcon Arrow and emerged victorious.
The winners of the tag team match are Hikaru Shida and Chris Statlender!
After the match, Shida and Statlender have a celebration.
Swerve Strickland then appears and says he wants to gain true power. Strickland then talks about how he is the one who decides who eats and who goes hungry. And Strickland says the real power is making sure the whole world knows that. Strickland then says there’s nothing more dangerous than a man who wants power, and he wants it all.
We then head to the back where Bandido responds to Swerve Strickland’s statement that Strickland is right. Bandido then says that he is the most wanted. Bandido then says that if Strickland wants him, it will be easy to find him. Then Brody King interjects and says that it’s one thing to mess with him, but if you mess with Brody’s friends, you’ll pay in hell.
Kevin Knight then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night, followed by Darby Allin.
AEW World Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Jetspeed AEW TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight
The match begins with both men circling the ring and then locking up, only to have a clean breakaway. Allin then applies a standing waistlock on Knight, but Knight breaks away only for Allin to avoid a standing switch. Both men then engage in a test of strength, with the knight having the upper hand at first. Allin then fights back, but Knight fights back, gets into a hammerlock, and drops Allin with an ankle pick. Knight then accepted Allin’s offer to shake his hand, but to no avail. Knight then took over with a side headlock, keeping Allin on the mat and tying it up again. Allin then stands up and sends Knight into the ropes before taking Knight down with a headlock takeover.
Knight then rolls for a near fall, but is put back in a bad position. Knight then stands up and sends Allin over the ropes to force a break. A shoving between the two then followed, with Knight going for a chop before hitting the ropes, but Allin dodged it and set up a coffin drop for a near fall. Both men then hit the ropes and finally take each other down with clotheslines. Both men then crawl to opposite corners of the ring and Knight ducks Allin and sends him flying with a hurricanrana. Knight then hits a dropkick, sending Allin out of bounds.
Both men then return to the ring, stand in opposite corners, stand up and exchange blows. Allin then hits a code red for a near fall, Knight escapes from the ring but gets dived through the ropes by Allin. He is then sent to the ropes as the referee starts counting. Arin then stands up and grabs a nearby chair to help the knight stand up. He then climbs onto the turnbuckle, but Knight blocks him and hits a chop followed by a hurricanrana, dropping Allin hard to the floor.
Knight then propped Allin up on the announce desk and delivered a series of forearm strikes, the referee counted him out, and when he returned to the ring, he had the crazy idea of jumping off the ropes into a springboard clothesline and knocking Allin off the table and onto the floor. Knight then stands up first as the referee speaks, and Knight brings Allin back into the ring. He then goes up to the ropes but is caught by Allin and locked in a Scorpion Deathlock. Knight then struggles, reaches the ropes and forces a break.
Allin then goes up top and goes for a coffin drop, but Knight struggles and lands on Knight’s knee. Knight then favors a knee and stands Allin against the turnbuckles as he stands up, but Allin takes him down. He is then caught before he can hit a coffin drop and ends up falling into the Tree of Woe as Knight goes to the adjacent corner for a coast-to-coast dropkick. Allin then drops to the center of the ring, allowing Knight to return for the UFO Splash. Knight goes for a cover, but Allin kicks out in the nick of time.
Knight then puts Allin back on his back as he stands up, but Allin crawls away, forcing Knight to change strategy and Knight walks towards the front guillotine. Knight nearly lost consciousness as the referee checked him, but he managed to get back to his feet and escape from the ropes. Allin then intercepts him here and sets up Knight for a coffin drop to take Knight to the mat again. Then we won yet another Coffin Drop.
Winner and current AEW World Champion Darby Allin!
After the match, Sting is seen making his way down to the ring to celebrate with his disciples. Sting then enters the ring, arms raised, and leaves the ring as MJF’s music plays to salute Allin and signal Allin’s arrival on the microphone.
MJF says he doesn’t know what’s worse: being here in Carolina or watching Allin’s reign of terror continue. MJF then demands a rematch, but Allin says that MJF needs to put something on the line if he wants to get a shot at the title again. Then MJF relents and offers to stake his scarf. Arin then says no to this. MJF then offers a dynamite diamond ring, but Allin refuses. MJF then offers $1 million, but Allin says money isn’t the only thing that matters, as he’s talking to a man who was formerly homeless.
And Allin says he wants what’s most important to MJF, the thing he values so much that he’ll go to Turkey to have it sewn into his head. Then Arin says he wants MJF’s hair. He then demands a contract be signed next week to confirm a title vs. hair match, and if MJF doesn’t show up, he’ll never get another chance at a world title. MJF then refuses to respond and Okada backs away in a straight line to the ring, where he calls out Allin for a world title match next week on Dynamite. Arin then says that Okada is an idiot. Allin then left the ring and we headed backstage.
We then get an update from Dr. Sampson, who states that all of the training Will Ospreay is receiving is helping him, so he’s basically cleared at this stage. Despite training with the group, Ospreay claims he is not Death Rider and never will be.
AR Fox then makes his way down to the ring for his next match of the night, followed by Mike Bailey.
Single match: JetSpeed’s “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. AR Fox
The match begins with a battle between both fighters, and a double dropkick ends in vain. Bayley then hit a flurry of kicks, forcing Fox out of bounds, where Fox avoided a dive from Bayley. Bayley then avoided a Stomp and hit Fox with a corkscrew moonsault, knocking her to the floor. They then return to the ring and Bayley takes Fox to the mat with a missile dropkick to maintain control of the match. Back in the ring, both men struggle to gain the advantage before Bayley heads to the corner. She then misses a kick from Fox, but Fox reverses with a DDT and a near fall sends Bayley out of bounds.
After that, Fox’s dive takes him down. Fox then brings Bayley back in the ring and goes for a senton bomb and a cover, but it only gets a two count. Bayley then sends Fox into the corner and hits a kick, but Fox avoids it and hits an enziguiri on Bayley instead. Bayley then managed to fight back and set Fox on her Ultima Weapon for the win.
The winner of the single match is Jet Speed’s “Speedball” Mike Bailey!
Next, we get a promotional message from AEW TBS Champion Willow Nightingale. She talked about being the face of TBS today, before mentioning the nine title defenses she’s accomplished thus far. Nightingale said anyone who wants a shot had better step up because they will continue to defend week after week.
He then meets with PAC, who congratulates Darby Allin on retaining the title once again, but reminds him not to forget the man who defeated him before. PAC then says he’s 2-1 in singles matches in AEW, and he actually calls out Allin for the challenge. PAC then says that he is a mountain that Arin cannot conquer, but that he has a chance to prove him wrong.
Jamie Hayter then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night, followed by Sky Blue.
Single match: Jamie Hayter of the Brawling Birds vs. Sky Blue of the Triangle of Madness
The match begins with Hater charging at Blue and driving him into the ropes. Blue then fights back and rolls Hater up for a two count. She then hits the ropes again, but this time gets a boot to the face and is sent out. She then moved to the apron and cut Hater off against the ropes, continuing to attack him for a near fall. She then gets Hater to her feet, but is sent to the corner, where Hater takes control with a kick and gets a two count of her own. The fight then spills out, with Blue taking control and sending Hater into the barricade.
Back in the ring, Hater ducks a kick from Blue and drops him with a lariat. He then sends Blue into the corner and goes for the Exploder, but only gets two shots. Blue then hits the ropes and is dropped by Hater, who drops some well-placed punches. As both men traded strikes, Blue got to his feet and Blue got the advantage for a Code Blue, but Hater countered and headbutted Blue to the mat for a near fall. She then brings Blue into the corner but is dodged when she gets on the turnbuckle. Hater then fights back for a sleeper hold, which causes both women to fight on the turnbuckles, with Hater dropping Blue to the mat with an Avalanche Haterade for the win.
Singles match winner, Jamie Hayter of The Brawling Birds!
After the match, Hater celebrates and the rest of the Triangle of Madness can be seen watching. Hater then noticed them and attacked Blue again, trying to lure them away, but to no avail.
Next, Don Callis and the Don Callis Family talk about Mark Davis competing against Jack Perry in the National Championship at Fairway to Hell. There was also a lot of hype about Okada retaining his International Championship tonight and challenging Darby Allin for the world title next week, which Takeshita was upset about and said Okada should focus on defending the title he won at Double or Nothing. Caris then tries to defuse the situation by saying that Okada is Don’s hand-picked person, but Andrade asks how Caris knows such a thing before leaving. Don Callis then says it’s because he knows everything, including more money for the Don Callis family.
RUSH then goes down to the ring for his next match of the night, but his opponent is already in the ring.
Single match: LFI’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH vs. Manny Roe
The game started with Manny Roe barely getting a shot, and the Horns won when RUSH was sent to the corner.
Single match winner, LFI’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH!
After the match, RUSH takes the microphone and says that if you tamper with a cow, horns will come out.
Next, we get a scene photo featuring Jack Perry. He says it’s not the size of the dog in the fight that matters, but the size of the dog fight. And he said Mark Davis is a big, stupid dog. He then tells Davis that you’re an obstacle he can’t handle and if Davis doesn’t like it, you’re fucked.
We then headed back to ringside as the Death Riders made their way to the ring for the main event of the night. The Dogs are then seen defeating Stage Hand before also coming down to the ring. We then see The Dogs and The Death Riders doing push-ups outside.
Bang Bang Gang then makes their way down to the ring and The Young Bucks follow with a great pop. They then try to pose, but are attacked as the match begins.
10-man tag match: The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson), Bang Bang Gang (Kolten Gunn, Austin Gunn, Ace Austin) vs. The Dogs (David Finley, Clark Connors), Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta)
The match begins with chaos, with a chain suplex forming before the Bucks interrupt. The heel then reverses and drives his opponent into the corner, sending everyone but Castagnoli out of bounds. Castagnoli then tries to fend off everyone, but he too gets sent off, leading to a Bucks dive before Yuta can enter. He is then taken down by Ace Austin, but Austin is distracted by Daniel Garcia on the apron, which allows Connors to hit him with a spear. The Guns then defeat Finlay before pursuing him, which opens the door for The Dogs to regain control.
Back in the ring, a tag to Yuta leads to a tag to Castagnoli, then the heel sweeps his face off the apron and grapples with Austin Gunn in the corner. This was followed by a giant swing from Castagnoli, a dropkick from Yuta, and the two covered. Castagnoli then continues to attack before being dropped to the mat by Austin Gunn and his brother Colten tags in as Yuta tags back in. Castagnoli then takes the fight to Garcia and Yuta, forcing Castagnoli out of the ring. Colten then drops Yuta to the mat, only to get two. Castagnoli then catches the leg from the outside, which allows Garcia to make the tag before locking on the Dragon Slayer. Wheeler then hits a stomp and Garcia covers for a near fall.
Matt then tags in and goes for a locomotion suplex, but Garcia slips out with a blind tag to Finlay. The Dogs then come on as well, sending Finlay to the corner and the Bucks taking the Dogs to the canvas. He then goes up top with a double attack from the corner, and uses a series of superkicks to keep the Dogs in check. Garcia is then ejected as well, and Finlay has a chance to trigger the BTE as Shafir screams at Garcia. Yuta then destroys the cover and Castagnoli takes out. The chaos then ensues until Gans hits 3:10 in Yuma on Finlay, which gets a clothesline for two before Colten and Castagnoli deny a dropdown.
Then they hit the ropes again and double down at the end, leaving four guys on the mat and the rest outside. This is eventually resolved when Austin and Yuta team up and exchange blows until Austin sends Yuta into the ropes with a dropkick. He then hits a German suplex on the rebound, but Bucks holds down the Death Riders on the outside and Yuta is defeated, allowing Austin to defeat Yuta and win.
Winners of the 10-man tag team match: The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) and the Bang Bang Gang (Kolten Gunn, Austin Gunn, Ace Austin)!
After the match, Juice Robinson comes to ringside to celebrate with his friends, and the commentary breaks down Fairway to Hell and next week’s Dynamite lineup, and the show ends.
Matches and key moments scheduled for AEW Dynamite/Collision on May 6, 2026
- AEW World Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Jetspeed AEW TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight
- AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match: AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley of Death Riders vs. Juice Robinson of Bang Bang Gang
- Double Jeopardy Match: The Conglomeration’s AEW World Trios Champion “Freshly Squeezed” Orange Cassidy vs. FTR’s AEW World Tag Team Champion Dax “The Ax” Harwood
- Tag match: Harley Cameron & Mina Shirakawa vs. Hikaru Shida & Chris Statlander
- AEW International Championship Match: Don Callis Family’s “Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. “Bounty Hunter” Brian Keith
- Single match: Jamie Hayter of the Brawling Birds vs. Sky Blue of the Triangle of Madness
- Single match: LFI’s “El Toro Blanco” RUSH vs. TBD
- 10-man tag match: The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson), Bang Bang Gang (Kolten Gunn, Austin Gunn, Ace Austin) vs. The Dogs (David Finley, Clark Connors), Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta)
- Single match: JetSpeed’s “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. AR Fox
- Hear from Chris Jericho
