AEW Collision Results 9/6 - Moxley Vs. Garcia, Briscoe Vs. Takeshita, Eight-Woman Tag

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage and results page for "AEW Collision," coming at you once again from 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, site of AEW's most recent residency!

Also back on this episode: AEW's recent propensity for the "all-star" eight-person tag team match, in this case a women's division showcase that will see AEW Women's World Champion "Timeless" Toni Storm team up with Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron to take on the Triangle of Madness and their partner, Megan Bayne. Everyone is banned from ringside for this one, a stipulation that could feed into a story some fans are expecting to lead to the first-ever women's Blood & Guts match.

On the male side of things, Daniel Garcia takes on Jon Moxley in a rematch from last week's "AEW Dynamite." Garcia has never beaten Moxley, but he's gotten closer every time — will Saturday be the night it happens? Also, Mark Briscoe will battle the Don Callis Family's Konosuke Takeshita, and Callis himself will address the AEW audience alongside TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher following Wednesday's brutal assault on Kenny Omega. Finally, independent standout Adam Priest has found a partner in the form of Tommy Billington to help him stand up to FTR as the road to All Out (and FTR vs. Cope & Christian) continues.

Saturday night's alright for all sorts of things, and we are live!

Moxley is out first, making his lengthy way through the back with Marina Shafir by his side. Commentary takes the time during his entrance to recap some of the events of "AEW Dynamite" this week. Daniel Garcia comes out next, and he's all business (almost), with the crowd already chanting his name.

Moxley circles Garcia and they lock hands in a test of strength. Moxley backs Garcia into the corner; Garcia switches. Moxley gets in the ropes, forcing the ref to back Garcia up. They lock up, Mox twists Garcia's arm behind his back but Garcia takes Mox down with a drop toehold and applies an STF. Garcia rolls into a cover but only gets one, and both men are to their feet.

Test of strength again, or at least Mox teases it before going to Garcia's back, rolling him into a snapmare and kicking him. Garcia back to his feet and his suddenly unloading with forearms, backing Mox into the corner, but Mox whips Garcia into the other corner and drops him with a clothesline. Then the same thing again, across the ring to the other ring post. Now Mox has Garcia down and his twisting his finger Pete Dunne style. Mox with piefaces to Moxley in the corner and a big chop, then he climbs to the second rope and delivers punches. Mox torturing Garcia now, shoving his thumbs into Garcia's face while the crowd boos. Garcia tries to fight back with a chop but Mox delivers a harder chant and drops him. Mox almost trying to fire Garcia up, Garcia hits a chop but again eats a harder one. Mox backs Garcia into the former and hits him with a variety of strikes, then a boot to the face. Garcia reverses a whip in the corner and runs in; Mox tries to get his foot up but Garcia catches him and nails a Dragon Screw leg whip.

Garcia now taking control, dropping Moxley again and working over his leg on the bottom rope. Garcia drags Moxley into the corner and whips his knee into the ring post, then delivers punches and whips the knee into the post again. Garcia now applies a figure four leglock around the ring post; he breaks the hold before he gets disqualified, but Garcia is being particularly vicious. Shafir offers Garcia a hand up, but he refuses her. She drags him up anyway. He gets on the apron but Moxley hits a dropkick and drops him to the floor on the outside as we go to commercial.

Back from break, the ref is calling for a rope break and Mox has to get off Garcia's arm. Mox and Garcia roll onto the apron and Mox gets him into a fireman's carry. Garcia with elbows to escape and does, then continues delivering elbows to Mox's collarbone. Garcia lifts up Mox and hits a piledriver on the apron! Mox now on the outside, Garcia in the ring, both men trying to recover. Mox back to his feet first and gets back in the ring, he ducks a Garcia clothesline and turns it into a choke, but Garcia counters into a back suplex. Garcia unloads with right hands on Mox, again driving him into the corner and now stomping a mudhole in his ass! Now Garcia delivers a running facewash kick to Mox, then another! Mox is defenseless. Garcia charges again but Moxley counters into a sharpshooter attempt, then rolls up Garcia but only gets two! Garcia with a swinging neckbreaker, and now they're going to the top and Garcia hits a superplex! Garcia rolls into the cover but Moxley kicks out at two! But as he does, Garcia locks in Moxley's own Bulldog Choke! Mox is in trouble but manages to hit the Death Roller. Garcia kicks out at two! He eats a running knee from Mox but kicks out at two again. Moxley with the Bulldog Choke, Garcia rolls out of it and gets Mox in the Dragontamer! Moxley has nowhere to go, tries to go for Garcia's throat but Garcia escapes and wrenches back on the hold again. Moxley barely manages to get a finger on the ropes to break the hold.

Moxley now saying something to Garcia and piefaces him. Garcia nails a big forearm, then another. Mox wants more, egging Garcia on. Garcia continues striking Garcia, over and over again, until the ref pulls him off. Garcia off the ropes, Mox kicks him, goes for the Death Roller but it's countered, now a vertical suplex attempt takes both men out of the ring at the same time! Mox is back on his feet as a "fight forever" chant starts. Moxley is frustrated but Garcia wants to fight in the ring! Now they're exchanging punches, slaps, chops! An eblow from Moxley, Garcia goes for a Jawbreaker Lariat but Moxley counters, Garcia goes for a roll-up, Moxley counters with a roll-up of his own and gets the three-count!

Winner: Jon Moxley

Moxley talks some trash after the match, then departs as Garcia looks on in the ring in disbelief. Shafir is still here, talking to Daddy Magic and clapping at Garcia's effort. Menard goes to comfort Garcia but Garcia shoves him away. Now Tony Schiavone has a microphone and starts to congratulate Garcia on the performance. Garcia interrupts him and says he's got nothing to show for his five years of incredible performances. Garcia says Schiavone has been watching him for five years and knows that when Garcia falls, he gets back up. The crowd chants "Danny, Danny." Garcia says it's been a good five years, but sometimes good just ain't good enough. Then he drops the mic and walks out while Menard follows him, protesting.

A recap airs of the main event and subsequent attack on Kenny Omega from "AEW Dynamite" on Wednesday.

Big Bill and Bryan Keith cut a backstage promo backstage where Bill runs down Philadelphia, referencing Jalen Carter's ejection in the NFL season opener and the lady who stole the baseball from that one kid. Bill says he comes from New York City, where real tough guys are made. But then he says there's another supposed New York City tough guy he's calling out: injured AEW star Eddie Kingston!

FTR come out first, accompanied by Stokely. Now Adam Priest is here, followed by Tommy Billington, who is making his AEW return. Cash Wheeler starts with Priest. They circle and lock up, Wheeler switches to Priest's back and takes him down, Priest floats over and both men get to their feet. Wheeler with a side headlock, Priest throws him against the ropes but gets dropped by a shoulder block. Priest now with a side headlock takeover on Wheeler, gets another one before they start running the ropes and another shoulder tackle takes him down. Wheeler with a chop on Priest, who floats out of a vertical suplex, dodges a clothesline, hits an armdrag and tags Billington.

Billington backs Wheeler into the corner but gets slapped in the face. Now Harwood is in. He and Billington lock up and exchange some technical wrestling holds before facing off to some applause. Test of strength results in Billington sending Harwood into the ropes and eating a shoulder tackle. Harwood goes to the ropes again but Billington takes him down and tags in Priest. Billington levels Harwood with a tackle; Priest makes the cover but Harwood kicks out. Harwood gets Priest into the corner and Wheeler tags in, he backs Priest into the corner and hits him with chops. Another exchange ends with a pair of Priest dropkicks, now all four men are in the ring. Priest and Billington hit stereo snap vertical suplexes, FTR roll to the outside and start jawing with the crowd.

Wheeler back in the ring and tags Harwood. Harwood and Priest lock up, Harwood gets him in the ropes and slaps him on the break. Priest is angry, Harwood runs away, Priest chases him around the outside, Harwood gets back in the ring and makes a sneaky tag to Wheeler, who hits Priest while his back is turned and takes him down as we go to break.

Back from commercial, the fight has spilled to the outside and Priest throws Wheeler into a big post! Billington comes off the top and wipes out FTR on the outside! Billington on the top rope again and his a dropkick on Harwood, Wheeler tries to enter the ring but Priest clotheslines him to the outside again and then hits a suicide dive. Billington with a crossface in the ring on Harwood, who fights out and tries to apply a Sharpshooter. Billington escapes; Harwood to the top rope but Billington follows him and hits a gutwrench superplex! Wheeler is too late to make the save but Harwood kicks out.

Wheeler drops Priest over the barricade as Billington misses a diving headbutt off the top; Harwood covers him but only gets two. Harwood gets Billington onto the top turnbuckle and chops him. Priest across the ring takes down Wheeler. Billington fights off Harwood with chops, then punches Harwood off the top! Billington and Priest are both on the top rope and hit a double diving headbutt! They cover but Wheeler breaks it up just in time.

Billington fights to his corner and makes the tag. Priest with punches on Dax but eats an elbow; Priest hits a back elbow but then takes chops and another elbow. Now FTR each hit German Suplexes on their opponents but only get two on the cover. Harwood taunts Priest and Billington as they try to get to their feet; FTR knocks them both down again. Now FTR with stereo piledriver attempts, but Priest and Billington counter into stereo rollups! FTR kick out at the same time and drop the babyfaces again. Now they're getting Priest up on the top turnbuckle and FTR hit the Powerplex, with Wheeler covering Priest for the three count.

Winners: FTR

After the match, Harwood locks a submission on Priest but Billington defends him. Stokely says he thinks they get the point, but he wants them to hear what he has to say. The crowd chants "Shut the f*** up." Stoke says this is all Cope and Christian's fault, because FTR took their emotions out on Priest and Billington. All Out Toronto is in two more weeks, and we're gonna see the end of C&C. Top guys, out.

A video package airs that seems to indicate an alliance between the Outrunners and Dalton Castle.

Backstage, Jon Moxley says Daniel Garcia didn't get what he wanted tonight. He said he wants everything Mox has, just like Darby Allin says he wanted to take everything Mox has. What do these guys think Mox has that they don't have? Must be his immese, god-given talent, no he doesn't have that. Must be his size and strength, oh wait, not that. It can't be his family name or his social skills, he doesn't have those, he's an a**hole. What can they take away from them, a couple titles? They'll win them back and win more. Belts are the basic unit of measurement for small thinking; they think bigger. They're the outcasts nobody ever wanted, they were never the front runners, but when it's all said and done, the results will speak for themselves. Mox says it broke his heart to injure Darby last year and it breaks his heart that he's back. He thought maybe the Everest trip would make him understand, Mox wants Darby next to him, he's Mox's guy! But Darby can't get it through his head, and there's too much at stake. Darby is a problem and won't go away, so Mox is gonna do it himself. Mox says he surrounds himself only with people who are masters of the craft, and at All Out, he's gonna put Darby in the ground.

Okay, Triangle of Madness are out first, followed by Megan Bayne. No Penelope Ford with her tonight, as everyone is banned from ringside. Now Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander would very much like you to feel the WRATHLANDER. Shirakawa dances her way out next, and then of course, "Timeless" Toni Storm.

Wheeler Yuta is here all of a sudden, talking to Statlander. She tells him to leave and he does. Thekla and Storm start things off and Thekla is immediately aggressive with strikes; she whips Storm into the ropes but Storm comes back and drops her with a shoulder tackle. Some more attacks from Storm and she tags in Shirakawa; they hit a double back elbow on Thekla as she comes off the ropes; Thekla covers her for two. The two women then run the ropes a few times and end with mutual poses. They duck each other's kicks, then punch each other, each knocking the other into the corner. Harley Cameron and Julia Hart tag in, then Statlader tags in and they hit a big double team move on Hart for two.

Stat whops Hart into the corner and hits a pair of chops, they sends her back into the face corner. Mina tags back in; she and Stat hit stereo gut kicks on Hart off the ropes and Mina hits a Sling Blade for two. Now the teams are fighting on the outside and Hart takes control, charging Mina in the corner and tagging Bayne in, who hits a huge clothesline as we go to commercial.

Back from break, Skye Blue tags in Hart to continue working over Mina in the ring. Big knee lift from Skye, and then an arm whip and standing moonsault from Hart gets a two count. Hart mounts Mina and delivers punches, then goes for another cover that gets two. Skye tags back in but Mina fights off the double team; she gets Skye in a Figure Four and hits a DDT on Hart at the same time! Mina tags in Toni and it is a hot tag, as she is taking out everyone. Storm taking the entirety of the Triangle of Madness to Suplex City here, then hits Skye with a hip attack in the corner. Storm and Stat go for a double team move but Bayne drags Storm to the outside. Skye goes for the Code Blue but it's countered; Stat helps Mina dive off the top rope to their enemies on the outside. Now Harley tags in and she and Stat hit a double team move on Skye, but Hart breaks it up Storm with a suplex on Hart, Thekla with a spear on Storm, Mina with a backfist on Thekla, Bayne with a crucifix drop on Mina. Stat tackles Bayne, who fights back but gets clotheslined outside the ring.Now Skye and Cameron exchanging blows in the ring. Cameron gets the upper hand and comes off the ropes but Skye nails a forearm; they come off the ropes again and Cameron takes Skye and herself down.

Hart and Stat tag in and start punching. Stat with a head kick; Hart comes off the ropes and locks in the Octopus Stretch on Stat; Bayne and Cameron are fighting on the outside and Cameron sends Bayne into the ring post; Bayne sends Cameron into the barricade. In the ring, Stat fights out of the Stretch and goes for Staturday Night Fever; Hart rolls up her up for a two count but Stat drops Hart on her face, then hits the Seatbelt — Wheeler Yuta's move — for the three on Hart.

Winners: Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron

All four women are brawling after the match, with the heels taking advantage. Hart and Skye double team Storm with a face drop, but now Mina is backfisting everyone. Hart and Skye fight back and hit the Deja Vu on Mina as well. Thekla with a Spear on Mina, and now go to attack Storm, but Jamie Hayter's music hits and she comes out swinging! Hayter and Thekla battling and Hayter hits a backbreaker across her knee! Skye and Hart pull Thekla out of the ring before she can take any more damage but Hayter stands tall in the ring — and is now going to help Storm to her feet, but Storm doesn't trust her. Stat keeping the peace between Storm and Hayter, but now Toni has a mic.

Toni asks if the crowd wants to get nuts and if all her opponents want to get nuts. They do indeed, and it will now be Storm vs. Statlander vs. Theka vs. Hayter for the title at All Out.

A video package airs for former TNA star Ace Austin.

Backstage, Lexy Nair is interviewing Austin Gunn and Juice Robinson about the injuries to Colten and Jay White. Austin says he can't keep saying "guns up" when the Gunns are down. Juice says they don't need the cardboard cutouts of their teammates, they just need to figure out what's next.

A video package airs with Mercedes Mone addressing Riho. She challenges Riho to team with Alex Windsor to take on the team of Mercedes and Riho's mentor, Emi Sakura. That goes down next Wednesday.

Tony Schiavone is in the ring. He introduces Don Callis, who is with Kyle Fletcher and Josh Alexander. Schiavone brings up the upcoming match where Mark Briscoe could earn a TNT title shot, but Callis takes over because he has something to say: He's so proud of Fletcher, who took Kenny Omega out for good. Callis says every time Alexander put his hands on the other team Wednesday, he had them right where he wanted them. Don asks how it felt, and Alexander says it feels good. Alexander says let's hear it for our world champion, but the crowd just wants him to shut up. Alexander says Hangman seems to have it all, but Alexander has Callis. Alexander says they have history from when Page beat him on his first day in AEW, but he learns from his mistakes and he's a different man now. Alexander says Page isn't the only one with a grudge on Wednesday; he'll run through Page for himself and his family.

Fletcher takes the mic and says this past Wednesday was just step one in bringing the AEW world title back to the Don Callis Family. Step two is Alexander taking on Hangman, but what happens next? Fletcher says Mark Briscoe thinks he's next in line for the TNT title, but Fletcher is going to be champion for a very long time, and Briscoe still has to get past Takeshita, and that's not happening. So while he waits for a challenger, he has to do what's best for the Protostar. The crowd is chanting at Kyle to "put some socks on." Fletcher says he's the answer for who replaces Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay. Fletcher says if Alexander leaves anything left of Hangman, Kyle wants to hold the TNT title and the AEW World Championship at the same time. Fletcher says he wants a shot at Page's title, and he wants it at All Out, because it's the PPV where Page had his first title shot. The difference is, it won't take Kyle three years to become champion and six years to become "the guy." It will only take Fletcher two weeks. Either Hangman grants his request, or he'll pry the vacated title from his cold dead hands. Either way, Page will have no choice but to say Fletcher's name.

A brief video package airs for El Clon that simply says "soon."

Backstage, Lexy Nair is with The Conglomeration, who are bickering. Also, Kyle O'Reilly is very excited that we're cloning luchadors now. O'Reilly keeps the peace and says Tomohiro Ishii is going back to Japan for a little bit; Strong says he'd be fine if he never comes back, then walks away. O'Reilly insists Strong is just having a moment and everything is fine.

Anthony Bowens is backstage with Lexy Nair and he's not dressed to compete, because he was at a movie premiere last night, and he'll be at the celebrity home run derby too. Jerry Lynn approaches and tells Bowens he's a great athlete and pro wrestler, but now, he's gone from the top of the top to the bottom of the top, and he advises Bowens to look in the mirror and figure out what's missing.

Konosuke Takeshita comes out first, and Josh Alexander is with him. Don Callis is on commentary, and now Mark Briscoe is barking at the camera, like he do.

They lock up and Takeshita immediately gets Mark's back. Mark fights out with a wristlock but Takeshita reverse into one of his own. An elaborate sequence of Irish whips and counters ends in a shoving contest as the two face off in the center of the ring. They lock up again but Takeshita rakes the eyes instead of applying the collar and elbow. Now they're exchanging punches; Takeshita goes for a vertical suplex but Briscoe blocks. Takeshita hammers down elbows but now Mark hits a vertical suplex. He goes for the cover but only gets two. Schiavone said we're going to commercial earlier and nothing happened, but now suddenly we are!

Back from break, Briscoe is doing finger guns but Takeshita hits a forearm and then a hanging DDT off the apron to the floor. Takeshita gets Mark back in the ring and locks in a rear chinlock. Mark fights out of it with strikes and nails Takeshita in the face. Mark with chops and hits a fisherman buster for two (more might have happened between those two things, my feed glitched). Mark goes for a powerbomb but Takeshita counters and nails a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count. Briscoe goes for a uranage but Takeshita counters, sends him out of the ring and hits a tope over the top to the outside. Takeshita throws Mark back into the ring and his a huge boot. He runs at Mark but Mark gets a foot up and gets Takeshita out of the ring, then hits a dropkick through the ropes. Briscoe gets to the apron and hits a blockbuster on the outside! Now Mark is climbing the barricade to do something; he then gets down and gets Takeshita back into the ring without doing anything. Mark his a diving lariat and covers but Takeshita kicks out. Mark with a fireman's carry but Takeshita floats over; they run the ropes and hit a double clothesline. Both men are down and we're doing one more commercial break.

Back from our final break, Takeshita is hitting forearms but Mark ducks one and nails an enzuguiri. Mark with a fireman's carry and hits a rolling Death Valley Driver. Mark to the top rope but he takes too long and Takeshita gets up there with him, but Mark goes over the top and hits a sunset powerbomb. Mark back to the top rope and now he goes for the Froggy Bo, but Takeshita gets his knees up. Another "fight forever" chant. Takeshita hits a forearm on Mark in the corner and runs back for another one but Mark follows and hits one of his own, but then Takeshita returns the favor with a boot in the corner. Takeshita hits a German suplex on Mark, who uses fighting spirit or whatever to keep fighting and hit a big clothesline. He covers but only gets two.

Mark goes for the Jay Driller but Takeshita fights out. Mark goes for it again but he fights out again and turns it into a piledriver, followed by a wheelbarrow suplex. Takeshita bridges into the cover but Mark kicks out again. Takeshita charges Mark but runs into a back elbow; Mark to the apron and he hits a palm strike. Briscoe goes up top but Takeshita cuts off his legs. Takeshita joins him on the top rope and goes for a superplex, but Mark fights out of it. Mark bites Takeshita's fae and delivers headbutts, then a punch to knock him to the mat. Mark is on the top rope but Don Callis is on the apron and distracts the ref. Behind his back, MJF knocks Mark off the top rope! Takeshita takes advantage and hits Raging Fire for the three count.

Winner: Konosuke Takeshita

So no TNT title match for Briscoe and MJF is back in the ring and punching him. However, Takeshita seems upset at MJF's interference. He gets in MJF's face, but Don Callis calms him down and they both get out of there. MJF is still in the ring and now Mark tackles him, and they're brawling and rolling over and punching each other in the ring. Fans are chanting "Let them fight." Mark is still in the ring but MJF is on the ramp now and he has a microphone. MJF tells Briscoe to tame the time, place, match, and stipulation, and it won't matter, because Mark's ass is his. Mark gets the mic and says MJF done messed up. Mark names the place: All Out. He says he'll get back to MJF about the stipulation, but says MJF has signed his own death warrant. Briscoe poses on the top rope as his music plays, and that is how we go off the air!