AEW Collision Results – March 22, 2026 – All Elite Wrestling presents Slam Dunk Sunday Collision, marking the second part of a two-night special. Follow this link for Slam Dunk Saturday Collision on March 21.

Orange Cassidy & Roderick Strong vs. The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal & Lee Johnson) (w/ Blake Christian)

Before the match, Jay Lethal put Orange Cassidy’s jacket on Lee Johnson after Cassidy tossed it aside. Lethal and Roderick Strong opened with chain wrestling, and Lethal taunted Strong with a Ric Flair strut. Strong drove Lethal into the corner and tagged Cassidy. Strong held Lethal in place as Cassidy climbed the ropes and dropped a lazy elbow.

Lethal tagged Johnson, and the two hit a double‑team on Cassidy. Cassidy tried for a Beach Break, but Johnson countered. They traded standing switches until Cassidy slipped out of a full nelson by putting his hands in his pockets. Cassidy hit his hands‑in‑pockets dropkick on Johnson, but Lethal caught him trying the same. Lethal clotheslined Strong off the apron, and Johnson intercepted Cassidy’s dive with a lariat. Outside, Blake Christian appeared wearing Cassidy’s denim jacket. Johnson hit a vertical suplex on Cassidy for two as the match went to break.

Back from break, Cassidy reached for a tag, but Lethal cut him off. Lethal and Johnson hit consecutive chops, and Christian attacked Cassidy in the tree‑of‑woe while the referee was distracted. The Lethal Twist set up another double‑team, but Cassidy fought free, sending Lethal over the ropes and dodging Johnson. Cassidy finally reached Strong, who unloaded with backbreakers and suplexes. Strong hit an Olympic Slam on Johnson for two.

Johnson shoved Strong into the corner as Cassidy prepared a dive, allowing Johnson and Lethal to hit double dives on Cassidy. Strong broke the cover by shoving Lethal onto Johnson. Cassidy countered a Lethal suplex into a Stundog Millionaire, and Strong threw Cassidy onto Lethal. Johnson then took the End of Heartache, and Cassidy made the cover for the win.

Winners: Orange Cassidy & Roderick Strong

After the match, Strong said he owed Cassidy and the fans an explanation. He said the change he needed was within himself and officially declared he is joining The Conglomeration. David Finlay and Clark Connors appeared on the screen, with Connors challenging Cassidy and Strong to a match on Dynamite.

The Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne) vs. Alex Gracia & Vipress

Megan Bayne stopped Vipress’ opening charge and brought her to the champions’ corner. Kross tagged in, and the champions took control with running attacks. Bayne and Kross followed with stereo fallaway slams and lariats on both opponents.

With Gracia down, the champions hit a double chokeslam on Vipress, and Kross made the cover.

Winners: The Divine Dominion

“Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa vs. Lio Rush

Lio Rush offered a handshake with a wild grin, but Ciampa refused. Rush used evasive movement to confuse Ciampa and hit a dive to the outside. Ciampa recovered and dropped Rush on the barricade before hitting a running knee. Back in the ring, Rush hit a hurricanrana and a clothesline. Ciampa dodged a shoulder attack, sending Rush into the post, then knocked him to the floor with another running knee as the match went to break.

Back from break, Rush caught Ciampa with an enzuigiri and avoided a powerbomb before hitting a low‑angle springboard stunner for two. Rush climbed the ropes, but Ciampa rolled to the apron. Rush charged, but Ciampa dodged and avoided a thrust kick. Ciampa went for Project Ciampa, but Rush countered and hit two stunner‑style attacks followed by a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall.

They exchanged strikes and bit each other’s hands. Ciampa whipped Rush hard into the corner and hit Project Ciampa for a close two count. Ciampa exposed his knee and connected with a running knee strike to secure the victory.

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

World Trios Championship: JetSpeed (Kevin Knight & “Speedball” Mike Bailey) (c) & Mistico vs. The Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita, Josh Alexander & El Clon)

Mistico and El Clon started the match until Josh Alexander attacked from behind. The Don Callis Family cleared the ring and isolated Bailey with double‑team offense. Knight tried to help but was dropped by Alexander. Mistico returned with a kick to Clon and a hurricanrana from the apron. He followed with a double springboard elbow on Alexander and Takeshita. Bailey, Knight, and Mistico then hit triple suicide dives to the outside heading into the break.

Back from break, Clon stomped Bailey before Takeshita tagged in. Bailey countered Takeshita’s clothesline with a superkick, and both men reached their corners. Knight tagged in and missed a leap, allowing Takeshita to hit a Blue Thunder Bomb for two. Takeshita missed a running knee, and Knight countered Raging Fire into a DDT. Mistico and Clon tagged in.

Clon hit a tilt‑a‑whirl backbreaker for two. On the apron, Clon set up a springboard attack, but Mistico intercepted and walked the ropes into a hurricanrana. Takeshita broke the cover. Clon missed a springboard moonsault and rolled outside. Mistico hit a top‑rope crossbody onto Takeshita and Clon.

Knight tagged in and missed a top‑rope dive. Clon hit a Pele kick and a running springboard moonsault for two. Takeshita entered, but Knight caught him with a springboard clothesline. Mistico tagged in and locked in La Mistica on Clon, who tapped immediately.

Josh Alexander was injured during the match and did not return.

Winners: JetSpeed & Mistico (retain the AEW World Trios Titles)

AEW Collision Results – March 22, 2026

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Kris Statlander Praises Toni Storm Unpredictable Style – Kris Statlander has shared her thoughts on a memorable segment involving Toni Storm, offering insight into what makes Storm one of the most unpredictable personalities in All Elite Wrestling.

Speaking with Ring The Belle, Statlander addressed the moment that took place during the build to their singles match at AEW WrestleDream, where Storm’s unfiltered character led to a widely discussed exchange. Statlander made it clear she approached the situation with a relaxed mindset.

“To be fair, when it comes to her, I feel like her natural instinct is to process everything as gay banter when it’s any interaction with any woman really,” Statlander said. “So I was just there to make a match and do what I can. If I was giving her vibes, sorry my bad. You just have to soak in the moments for what they are.”

She went on to highlight Storm’s spontaneity as a defining trait, noting that even those working with her may not know what to expect.

“I don’t even know if she knows what’s gonna come out of her mouth half the time,” Statlander said. “So it’s hard to give a heads up when you don’t even know your brain is thinking. She’s as unhinged as possible and we all love her for it.”

The rivalry between Statlander and Storm became one of the key storylines in AEW’s women’s division during the latter part of 2025. Statlander captured the AEW Women’s World Championship from Storm, with the two later facing off again at WrestleDream.

Storm’s current status adds another layer to the story. She has been written off AEW television following an injury around the time of AEW Revolution 2026, and reports indicate the company is preparing for a lengthy absence that could extend through the remainder of 2026.

Despite that uncertainty, Statlander’s comments underline the impact Storm has had on the division, with her unique and unpredictable character continuing to stand out as one of AEW’s most talked-about acts.

Kris Statlander Praises Toni Storm Unpredictable Style

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Roderick Strong and Orange Cassidy picked up a win at Revolution alongside Darby Allin and they’ll team up again tonight when they take on Jay Lethal and Lee Johnson.

JetSpeed and Mistico defeated Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis to become Trios champions one week ago. Tonight, they’ll defend the titles against the Don Callis Family’s Josh Alexander, El Clon, and Konosuke Takeshita.

Cassidy & Strong come to the ring. Lethal Swirl is ringside, along with Blake Christian.

Strong and Lethal start us off. Lethal stops Strong to strut. Strong worked his arm and took him to the mat twice before sweeping his leg. Strong chopped him several times until Lethal connected with a knee. Strong tagged in Cassidy and threw Cassidy into him before they took turns chopping Lethal. Strong landed a backbreaker and Cassidy did a standing elbow drop. Lethal sent Cassidy to his corner and tagged in Johnson. They double teamed Cassidy and Lee pinned him. They reversed each other’s moves, but Johnson pinned him for one. They do stand and switches repeatedly. Cassidy blocked a full Nelson to get his hands in his pockets and took him down with a dropkick.

Lethal blocked a dropkick and attempted a Figure Four, but Cassidy kicked him out of the ring. Strong did a baseball slide, but Christian and Lethal moved. Strong was blindsided by Lethal. Cassidy knocked Lethal off the apron. Johnson turned Cassidy inside out and followed with a vertical suplex and covered him for two.

After the break, Lethal Swirl double teamed Cassidy. Strong got in the ring as Lethal put Cassidy in the Tree of Woe. While the ref was distracted, Christian hit Cassidy. Lethal covered Cassidy for two. Lethal took him to his corner and tagged in Johnson. They put him on the turnbuckle, but he fought them off and kicked Christian off the apron. Lethal stopped him from tagging Strong several times before finally kicking Lethal in the chest, sending him into Johnson.

Strong double team Lethal Swirl. Strong kicked Johnson twice before slamming him down and covering him for two. Cassidy tagged in as Strong had Johnson on his shoulders. Johnson escaped and sent Strong into the turnbuckle, causing Cassidy to fall down. Strong fell to the outside and Lethal connected with a tope suicida. Johnson blocked a Stundog Millionaire and sent Cassidy into the corner. He connected with a running boot and brainbuster. Lethal followed with an elbow drop. As Johnson was pinning Cassidy, Strong pushed Lethal into him to break up the pin. 

Lethal sent Strong to the outside and picked up Cassidy. Cassidy reversed into a Stundog Millionaire. Strong did running elbow shots on Lethal. He tossed Cassidy onto Lethal and then Cassidy connected with Beach Break. Christian choked Strong from behind while the ref was distracted. Strong moved out of the way, so Cassidy could knock Christian off the apron. Strong hit Johnson with a running knee while Cassidy landed a tope suicida on Lethal. Strong landed End of Heartache and threw Cassidy onto Johnson so he could get the pin.

Winner: Orange Cassidy & Roddy Strong

After the match, Strong officially joined The Conglomeration. David Finlay and Clark Connors challenged them.