For the final hour of Wednesday’s broadcast, AEW Collision aired outside its usual Saturday timeslot, as WrestleDream will take its place on Oct. 17 and AEW still has three hours of television time to fulfill.
The episode marked the final build to WrestleDream, featuring the final two Clockwork Carnage qualifying matches: Ricochet vs. Ace Austin and Darby Allin vs. Hechicero. Who would claim the final two spots in this unique AEW World Championship match?
Additionally, Chris Jericho and Nick Wayne came face to face in the ring, while Britt Baker and Persephone teamed up to face Hyan and Dani Luna.
That, and more, went down on this episode of Collision:
AEW Collision Results For Oct. 14, 2026
- Backstage, Jon Moxley throws his water bottle, a chair and other items when asked about his two consecutive losses. Moxley says he’s in a great deal of pain, and when asked about it, says he’s not sure he can tell the difference anymore. Marina Shafir tells Moxley to lock in, adding that the only way out is through.
- Clockwork Carnage Qualifying Match
Ricochet def. Ace Austin by pinfall. - Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Young Bucks, Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight. Fletcher says he and Knight are individually incredible talents, but Don Callis leads the family and has laid out a great vision for them. He predicts they’ll win on Saturday. Knight says they make an impact every time they step into the ring, praises Fletcher and calls himself the greatest TNT Champion ever. He compares himself and Fletcher to Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal, with Callis as Phil Jackson.
Callis says his family is built on choice and excellence and praises Knight and Fletcher before The Young Bucks superkick both men. Matt Jackson says they’ll be on time Saturday night.
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- Nick Wayne celebrates his victory over Chris Jericho last week, repeatedly reminding the audience of his win as pyro goes off. When Jericho interrupts and heads toward the ring, Wayne cuts off his entrance music and mocks him with a video package set to “Superman” by Five For Fighting.
Jericho responds with a video showing how Wayne cheated to win. Wayne dismisses it as a pathetic excuse for losing. Jericho says their rivalry isn’t over, as they’re tied 1-1, and challenges Wayne to one final match at WrestleDream. Wayne accepts on the condition that Jericho comes to the ring and apologizes for his remarks if he loses. Jericho agrees, says Wayne still has lessons to learn and kicks him below the belt in retaliation. - Backstage, Tommaso Ciampa says he left Andrade El Idolo unconscious in France and Cleveland and vows to do it again at WrestleDream. Samoa Joe warns that every competitor in Clockwork Carnage will be choked out, declaring them all active targets.
- Hyan and Dani Luna def. Britt Baker and Persephone by pinfall. Persephone attacked Luna after the match and Baker hit a thrust kick on Hyan, until Queen Aminata made the save.
- A vignette plays seemingly teasing the debut of a new wrestler.
- TNT Championship Match
Darby Allin (c) def. Hechicero by pinfall to retain the title. After the match, Kazuchika Okada, Lance Archer and Rocky Romero rush to the ring to attack Allin before Will Ospreay and Mike Bailey make the save. Adam Copeland then brawls with Okada until Ricochet attacks Copeland and takes out Bailey. Konosuke Takeshita takes out Ricochet before Samoa Joe begins brawling with him. The chaos continues until security separates everyone to close the show.
This article was originally published on Forbes.com