AEW Collision Spoilers for March 14 – AEW taped this Saturday’s episode of Collision in San Jose, California, following 3/11 Dynamite. The show will air on March 14, one night before Revolution. Below are full match results and segment notes from the taping.

Hangman Page Promo

After Dynamite went off the air, Hangman Page cut a brief post‑brawl promo for the live crowd.

Kevin Knight def. El Clon

Kevin Knight scored the win after hitting a UFO splash in a match that went just over 12 minutes. The crowd wasn’t particularly invested, and Knight slipped during a top‑rope superplex attempt.

Triangle of Madness def. Viva Van & Local Wrestlers

Thekla, Julia Hart, and Skye Blue won in just over a minute when Thekla hit a spear for the pin. After the match, Thekla cut a promo before Kris Statlander interrupted. Statlander powerslammed Blue, hit her finisher on Hart, and then got jumped by Thekla, who whipped her repeatedly with the title belt. Statlander grabbed a mic and warned Thekla to “be afraid of what you need to do to keep me down.”

Mark Davis def. Komander

Komander looked in excellent shape and delivered several big moments, including a missile dropkick, a moonsault to the floor, and a springboard sunset flip that the crowd bought as a near fall. The finish came when Komander missed a rope‑walk moonsault and Davis hit a piledriver for the win in under 12 minutes.

The Demand def. The Bang Bang Gang

Ricochet, Toa Liona, and Bishop Kaun defeated Juice Robinson, Ace Austin, and Austin Gunn in under 15 minutes. Ricochet used his National Championship belt to strike Austin, while Gunn was also taken out. Kaun pinned Gunn for the finish. Ricochet cut a post‑match promo that drew strong heat.

Lena Kross def. Mina Shirakawa

This match woke up the crowd thanks to Shirakawa’s stiff offense, though it ultimately ran longer than needed. Kross won in under ten minutes with a high kick followed by a jackhammer.

Andrade El Idolo def. Mascara Dorada

One of the standout matches of the taping. Don Callis interfered by attacking Dorada at the announce table. Dorada hit a huge tornillo and a 450 splash for a near fall, while Andrade connected with a reverse Spanish fly for another. Andrade won after hitting a hammerlock DDT off the middle rope and then The Message at just under 19 minutes.

After the match, Bandido came out, followed by Rocky Romero, who attacked him. Brody King then hit the ring, only for Swerve Strickland to appear and lay him out. Trent Beretta also got involved. Bandido recovered and hit a big dive. Andrade retreated with a woman he had taken a photo with earlier in the night.

AEW Collision Spoilers for March 14

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Kendal Gray Vacates WWE Evolve Women’s Championship – The March 11 episode of WWE Evolve featured two major developments, including a championship being vacated and the announcement of the brand’s second general manager.

The WWE Evolve Women’s Championship became vacant after Kendal Gray relinquished the title following her latest title defense. Gray defeated Tyra Mae Steele to retain the championship, but the match marked her final appearance on the Evolve brand as she prepares to move to WWE NXT on a full-time basis.

The decision continues a recent trend where champions vacate titles due to promotions within WWE’s developmental system. In recent months, Oba Femi also vacated his championship before being moved up to the WWE main roster.

Gray held the WWE Evolve Women’s Championship as the second titleholder in the brand’s history. The 24-year-old captured the title in September 2024 when she defeated the inaugural champion, Kali Armstrong. During her reign, Gray successfully defended the championship eight times before officially vacating it on the March 11 episode.

At this time, WWE has not announced how the next WWE Evolve Women’s Championship holder will be determined. No tournament or match format has been revealed yet for crowning a new champion.

In addition to the championship news, WWE also introduced a new authority figure for the brand. Timothy Thatcher was officially named the new general manager of WWE Evolve. The announcement was made by interim NXT general manager Robert Stone during the broadcast.

Thatcher replaces Steve Turner, who served as the inaugural general manager of Evolve before leaving the company last fall.

The new general manager brings extensive experience both inside and outside WWE. Thatcher is a former Evolve Champion and has remained active on the independent wrestling scene. He has also worked closely with WWE ID prospects, helping train and develop emerging talent connected to the program.

With a new general manager now in place and the WWE Evolve Women’s Championship vacant, the brand is expected to enter a new phase in the coming weeks as WWE determines the next champion and continues building the roster around its developing talent.

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