AEW Collision Sets Final Card Before All In: London

AEW rolls out its final Collision before All In: London this Saturday, August 29, live from Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, with a card built almost entirely around Sunday’s Wembley Stadium supershow. The show streams on TNT and HBO Max at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT, less than a day out from AEW’s biggest event of the year.

The headline attraction is a 12-man tag pitting AEW World Trios Champions “Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido (Bandido and Brody King), alongside Bang Bang Gang, against The Demand and ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Lethal Twist. All four teams are among the seven entered in the first-ever Trios Roulette Royale on The Buy In ahead of All In, alongside The Conglomeration, The Dogs and a still-unnamed wildcard squad. Expect this match to double as a preview of the chaos to come, with The Dogs — David Finlay, Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors — also in separate in-ring action to sharpen up before their own shot at the trios gold.

Mercedes Moné steps into the ring against Scotland’s own Isla Dawn just one night before she challenges an injured Willow Nightingale for the AEW Women’s World Championship. Moné recently targeted Nightingale’s left hand in a backstage attack on Dynamite, mocking the champion and vowing to take both her smile and her title at Wembley. A hometown crowd behind Dawn adds an extra layer to what could be another statement win for Moné heading into the biggest match of her AEW run so far.

Konosuke Takeshita gets a tune-up against The Beast Mortos, with AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher on commentary, ahead of Sunday’s three-way title match against Fletcher and Kazuchika Okada. Takeshita and Mortos have only met once before, nearly two years ago on Collision, with Takeshita coming out on top — a result he’ll look to replicate as he chases a third reign as International Champion.

Elsewhere, Chris Jericho teams with “Speedball” Mike Bailey and Komander against Tommaso Ciampa, Nick Wayne and Mark Davis of the Don Callis Family, with all six men set to compete in the Casino Gauntlet at All In. With Andrade El Ídolo entering at number one and MJF at number two, everyone else is jockeying for position, and this trios bout should offer a live look at who has momentum walking into Wembley. Skye Blue and Harley Cameron also collide, marking Cameron’s return to the ring after more than six weeks away, and TNT Champion Kevin Knight is scheduled to speak ahead of his Falls Count Anywhere defense against Darby Allin, a rivalry that turned especially personal after Knight burned Allin with pyro and nearly injured his neck with a chair shot.

With so many All In participants sharing the ring one last time before Wembley, this Collision functions less as a standalone show and more as the final table-setter for AEW’s biggest night of 2026. Expect storyline beats, subtle advantages and a few statement wins to carry directly into Sunday’s matches.