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A graphic of the 6-Man match on the April 25, 2026 episode of AEW Collision

AEW Collision Spoilers (4/25/26) – Playoff Palooza

AEW Collision, Playoff Palooza was taped Wednesday night, after AEW Dynamite, at Portland, Oregon’s Veterans Memorial Coliseum. With a stacked card of seven matches, plus one advertised segment featuring FTR, who will answer Adam Copeland’s challenge for a rematch for the AEW World Tag Team Championship. If you were looking for a preview, rather than spoilers, check out this link here.  Collision returns to its regular scheduled time slot of Saturday night at 8:00 ET PM.

The below spoilers are courtesy of Billy Krotchsen of PWInsider.

 

AEW Collision Spoilers (4/25/26)

  • FTR come to the ring and address Adam Copeland’s challenge for a New York Street Match at Double or Nothing. They up the ante with the challenge of an I Quit match. Interesting history, given Copeland and Christian Cage’s I Quit match for the TNT Championship
  • AEW World Trios Championship: The Conglomeration retain against The Don Callis Family (Lance Archer, Andrade El Idolo and Hechicero)
  • Triangle of Madness (Thekla and Skye Blue) defeat Alex Windsor and Persephone. The fall comes after Julia Hart spews black mist in Persephone’s eyes. 
  • The Demand defeats Jericho and The Hurt Syndicate W/ MVP. Ricochet again pins Jericho.
  • Death Riders and The Dogs defeat The Young Bucks and The Rascalz. Clark Connors pins Zachary Wentz
  • Kris Statlander defeated B3cca
  • Rush defeated Adam Priest
  • AEW National Championship: Jungle Jack Perry retains against El Clone

Ramifications- What’s Next? 

  • Expect a graphic drop for Double or Nothing for the AEW World Tag Team Championship: FTR vs. Cage and Cope, an I Quit match with the stipulation that if Cage and Cope lose, they can never team again.
  • Thekla is on a roll with a string of big victories. Although there have been nefarious means of securing the W, are we building to a rematch? Either for Jamie Hayter when she returns. Or possibly, a four-way at Double or Nothing featuring the three women she has cheated?
  • Jericho loses again. Are the cracks starting to form? Will Jericho enter a new, potentially final form? 

About James Staynings

James is an English teacher and passionate wrestling fan turned writer/analyst with a love of exploring big, small, controversial, and complex with wrestling from different perspectives. I dissect prevailing narratives to uncover different truths. I write about half-naked men fighting in tights through a philosophical, sociological, psychological, and/or literary lens.