AEW Collision returns for one final night of its Esports Stadium Arlington residency. With five matches, three of which are for titles, confirmed. This includes one of my earlier predictions. There are potential breadcrumbs for what’s next and some big final moments on this last Texas show.

With two debuts, plus an AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship and AEW TNT Championship contest, Saturday looks good for those who like fighting. There’s even an interesting random graphic contest that has the potential to steal headlines. Darby Allin will take on the former Bullet Club War Dog member and Gabe Kidd stablemate, Clark Connors. Connors has competed on Collision before last year and at All In Texas’ Zero Hour. The White Rhino is not someone to be dealt with lightly. Connors competed on Collision before last year and at All In Texas’ Zero Hour. The White Rhino is not someone to be dealt with lightly.

Saturday night, Tommaso Ciampa makes his AEW debut against a legacy rival in Mark Briscoe. Answering Briscoe’s open challenge for anyone not a member of the Don Callis Family, the ROH legend and NXT Black and Gold stalwart, greeted his own adversary with a kiss. The Rascalz have responded to CRU’s challenge. After a game of rock, paper, scissors, Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz will challenge the team of Action Andretti and Lio Rush. Perfect foils and perfectly matched in terms of offence, such a contest would help showcase what the newcomers can offer all divisions – singles, tag, and trios. With more room on the card, do not be surprised if there are more last-minute graphics dropped before Saturday. AEW Collision is usually home to multiple women’s matches.