AEW Collision Results (July 11, 2026): Hangman Page Returns and Eyes Multiple Titles, Three Championships Successfully Defended

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AEW Collision came to Roanoke, Virginia on Saturday, July 11, 2026, broadcasting live on TNT and HBO Max. The evening featured three championship bouts, the return of “Hangman” Adam Page, and a major challenge issued for next week’s Dynamite.

The show opened with Tony Schiavone bringing out Page, a Virginia native making his first appearance since dropping to MJF in a Texas Death Match at AEW Revolution four months prior — a match whose stipulation barred him from ever challenging for the AEW World Championship again. Page acknowledged that stipulation, stating he would honor it, calling it something that lives within him rather than on paper. He was clear: he will never pursue the AEW World Title again. But, he said, there is still a great deal of road ahead. Page turned his attention to the TNT Championship (held by Kevin Knight, whom he called a “former partner” and a “dipshit”), the AEW National Championship, the Continental Championship held by Jon Moxley, and the newly won AEW International Championship held by Kyle Fletcher. Page reflected on how he spent seven years defining himself through the pursuit of the world title and posed the question of who he is without that goal — promising the crowd they would find out together.

The first of three title matches saw ROH World Champion Bandido defend against Katsuyori Shibata of The Opps, who entered on a 19-match win streak in ROH. The bout featured an early show of mutual respect — both men shaking hands — before Shibata turned the tide with a cheap shot. Shibata worked heel throughout, drawing heat from the Roanoke crowd, but Bandido withstood a DDT on the apron, a vertical suplex on the floor, and a PK before ultimately finishing Shibata to retain, surpassing 460 days in his second reign as champion.

Hikaru Shida then made the first defense of her TBS Championship, turning back Harley Cameron. After the bell, Shida attempted to continue the assault on Cameron, but Queen Aminata ran out to make the save.

The Death Riders — Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia, and AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley — combined to defeat Komander, Top Flight’s Dante and Darius Martin, and AR Fox in an eight-man tag match.

Brian Cage of the Don Callis Family, accompanied by Trent Beretta, picked up a win over the Rascalz’ Zachary Wentz. Shortly after, Darby Allin got his own victory, defeating Don Callis Family member Trent Beretta.

Willow Nightingale appeared to lay out her path to AEW All In: London at Wembley Stadium. Nightingale, alongside Maya World and Hyan, issued a challenge to Mercedes Moné and AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion for a six-woman tag match next week on Dynamite in Boston — Moné’s hometown.

In the main event, AEW National Champion Mark Davis of the Don Callis Family turned back a determined challenge from “Speedball” Mike Bailey to walk out of Roanoke still wearing the gold.

Full Results

• ROH World Championship Match: Bandido (c) def. Katsuyori Shibata
• TBS Championship Match: Hikaru Shida (c) def. Harley Cameron
• Death Riders (Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia & AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley) def. Komander, Top Flight (Dante and Darius Martin) & AR Fox
• Don Callis Family’s Brian Cage (w/ Trent Beretta) def. The Rascalz’ Zachary Wentz
• Darby Allin def. Don Callis Family’s Trent Beretta
• AEW National Championship Match: Mark Davis (c) def. “Speedball” Mike Bailey