AEW Dynamite was once again filled with bangers and build for All In, now it’s time for more action and further developments with this week’s episode of AEW Collision. With six contests at the time of writing, the Saturday show serves up another potluck of potential future conflicts and big moments. Plenty of stars were missing on Wednesday. For example, Kazuchika Okada defends his AEW Continental Championship against Anthony Bowens.

Things have escalated quickly between Paragon and the Don Callis Family. A victory at Double or Nothing in trios action led to Wednesday’s TNT Championship defence. It looked like Cole was ready to defeat Kyle Fletcher. Then Josh Alexander played disruptor. Post-match, a frustrated Fletcher was attacked by Cole. Less than a week into this feud, and it’s already heated. It’s not just the match that’s going to be exciting. Like Wednesday, this won’t be contained between bells. At least one rematch is coming.

Spilling into faction warfare, this trio’s match is one of several future matchups between the group. Trent Barretta and Rocky Romero, the newly reformed Roppongi Vice, have had a hot start to their reunion. Pairing them with Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong offers a lot of frenetic joy. An impressive time in the past, and now, I’m all up for seeing what happens if they hit their jackal driver team finisher on The Stone Pitbull. Two big qualifiers will see a possible preview for AEW Grand Slam Mexico and a callback to the Miracle of 31^st Street. After his first appearance on AEW programming, Hechicero, The Alchemist of the Ring, remains a delight to watch. The technical rudo faces former Grand Metalik.