AEW Collision 3/7 Results: Ciampa turns on Mark Briscoe, Tag Titles on the line, stipulation set for Storm vs. Shafir at Revolution

March 7, 2026 Neal Flanagan NEWS
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Tommaso Ciampa attacked Mark Briscoe following a loss to Daniel Garcia on the March 7 episode of AEW Collision from Tucson, Arizona.

Elsewhere, FTR successfully defended the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Rascalz earlier in the broadcast.

Additionally, Toni Storm challenged Marina Shafir to a match at Revolution with all allies banned from ringside.

The show concluded with Konosuke Takeshita defeating Claudio Castagnoli, which sparked a massive brawl involving Jon Moxley and Hechicero.

Match results

  • AEW World Tag Team Championship: FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) (c) def. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier & Zachary Wentz)
  • Daniel Garcia def. Tommaso Ciampa
  • Swerve Strickland def. Gravity
  • $200,000 4-Way Tag Team Match: Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen) def. The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum), LFI (RUSH & Dralistico), and The Swirl (Blake Christian & Lee Johnson)
  • Megan Bayne & Lena Kross def. Timeless Love Bombs (Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa)
  • The Dogs (David Finlay, Clark Connors & Gabe Kidd) defeated three local competitors
  • Konosuke Takeshita def. Claudio Castagnoli

Announced for AEW Dynamite (March 11)

  • TBS Championship: Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Persephone
  • Mark Briscoe & The Young Bucks vs. Tommaso Ciampa & FTR
  • TNT Championship: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mike Bailey
  • Darby Allin & Orange Cassidy vs. Gabe Kidd & David Finlay
  • MJF and Hangman Page press conference

FTR retains Tag Team Titles

FTR defended their championships against The Rascalz to open the show. Stokely Hathaway choked Dezmond Xavier with a cable at ringside while the referee was distracted. The challengers rallied later with a frog splash and senton bomb combination on Dax Harwood.

Harwood managed to block the Hot Fire Flame by raising his knees. FTR subsequently hit Zachary Wentz with the Shatter Machine to secure the pinfall. Mark Briscoe walked to the stage after the match to shake hands with the champions.

Ciampa turns on Briscoe

Daniel Garcia faced Tommaso Ciampa in singles competition. Briscoe joined the commentary team for the encounter. Ciampa smashed Garcia’s head onto the broadcast desk and shared a high-five with Briscoe.

Later, Garcia shoved Briscoe at ringside. Ciampa collided with Briscoe on the apron, allowing Garcia to hit a jackknife pin for the victory. Briscoe attempted to apologize, but Ciampa slapped his hand away.

FTR emerged to confront Ciampa until Briscoe intervened to protect him. The two men walked up the ramp together before Ciampa laid Briscoe out with a running knee.

Strickland defeats Gravity

Swerve Strickland competed against Gravity. Strickland dominated the contest and sent his opponent into the steel steps. He executed a diving stomp and finished the match with a House Call kick.

Statlander and Thekla agree to stipulation

Kris Statlander appeared in a backstage vignette. She challenged Thekla to a two-out-of-three falls match at Revolution. Thekla walked to the ring and initially rejected the proposal. However, the champion then changed her mind and told Statlander to quit.

  • Elsewhere, HOOK and Katsuyori Shibata roamed the backstage area to recruit members for The Opps. Anthony Bowens approached the duo and expressed interest in joining.

Private Party wins $200,000

Four teams competed for a large cash prize. Private Party, LFI, The Swirl, and The Outrunners traded momentum throughout the fast-paced contest. Isiah Kassidy eventually hit Lee Johnson with a Canadian Destroyer. Private Party then executed a doomsday cutter on Johnson to claim the money.

Strickland confronts JetSpeed

Lexy Nair interviewed Kevin Knight and Mike Bailey. Knight expressed guilt over losing the Trios Championship. Swerve Strickland interrupted the segment to offer unsolicited advice. He stated that Knight must become a killer if he wants to succeed.

Shafir attacks Storm

Megan Bayne and Lena Kross defeated Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa. Marina Shafir pulled Storm off the ring apron during the closing moments. The two women brawled on the floor before rolling under the ring. Kross then hit Shirakawa with a jackhammer suplex to win the match.

Storm later stood on the stage to demand a title match against Shafir at Revolution. She insisted that all allies must be banned from ringside. The stipulation was later made official by Tony Khan.

Dogs win standby match

The Dogs competed in a quick standby match against three local wrestlers. David Finlay hit the Overkill on his opponent to secure a dominant victory.

Takeshita pins Castagnoli

Konosuke Takeshita faced Claudio Castagnoli in the main event. Jon Moxley sat at the commentary desk for the match. Castagnoli targeted Takeshita’s left arm to soften him up for Moxley.

The CMLL champion brought chairs into the ring to distract the referee. Hechicero then ran down and snatched Castagnoli’s title belt away. Takeshita capitalized on the confusion and executed a tope con hilo. He later avoided a Neutralizer and hit the Raging Fire driver for the win.

Moxley stepped into the ring to confront Takeshita after the bell. Hechicero blindsided Moxley with a forearm strike. Takeshita stopped Hechicero and demanded a fair fight. Castagnoli rushed the ring, leading to a massive four-way brawl as the broadcast concluded.

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