AEW taped Collision Spring BreakThru on Wednesday night in Everett, Washington following Dynamite, with the episode set to air Thursday. Full spoilers courtesy of PWInsider are below.
The Women’s World Championship match headlined the taping as Thekla defended against Alex Windsor, using brass knuckles and a stomp to Windsor’s head to retain the title. Jon Moxley retained the Continental Championship against hometown favorite Nick Wayne in a 16-minute eliminator match that saw Moxley get busted open and sell significantly for Wayne before pinning him with the Death Rider. The Conglomeration — Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, and Kyle O’Reilly — defeated Lethal Twist in a World Trios Eliminator match with O’Reilly submitting Lee Johnson via ankle lock. The Young Bucks defeated The Rascalz but were then attacked by The Dogs — David Finlay and Clark Connors — who also attacked the Bucks. Connors got on the mic to warn the entire tag team division. PAC defeated Lio Rush via the Brutalizer submission.
Key Storyline Developments From AEW Collision Spring BreakThru Tapings in Everett Washington
Adam Copeland appeared with a significant bruise on his eye, cutting a promo about his unfinished business with FTR before Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero attacked him — with the Young Bucks making the save. Backstage, Jack Perry challenged any Don Callis Family member to a match next week in Portland. Don Callis and Kazuchika Okada cut a backstage interview with Callis offering to get Okada out of a match — Okada declined, saying he wants to compete because he is a champion unlike Takeshita. Kris Statlander and Hikaru Shida defeated Big Anne and Danika Della Rouge, before Mina Shirakawa interrupted their backstage interview to suggest Shida may have been the one who attacked Toni Storm. Brody King, Mistico, and Mascara Dorada defeated three local competitors.