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AEW Collision #23

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AEW Thrills the Kia Forum as Miro and Beretta Make Their Mark

INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - In a night filled with high-flying action and hard-hitting drama, All Elite Wrestling brought its A-game to the Kia Forum in front of a packed crowd of 4,365. The stacked card delivered on every level, with several storylines taking major turns and new heroes emerging.

The show kicked off with Miro making quick work of Daniel Garcia in a singles match that lasted just 10:08 minutes. The former NXT Champion showcased his incredible athleticism, executing a picture-perfect moonsault to secure the victory. This performance will only add fuel to the fire surrounding Miro's potential TNT Title reign.

The Kings Of The Black Throne (Brody King and Malakai Black) proved why they're one of the most formidable tag teams in AEW, dominating The Boys (Brandon and Brent) in a 2:10 minute squash match. Their ruthlessness was on full display as they dispatched their opponents with ease, leaving little doubt about their championship aspirations.

The main event scene took shape when Trent Beretta secured a spot in the TNT Title hunt by defeating Brian Cage, Komander, and Penta El Zero Miedo in a thrilling four-way match. This victory marks a significant milestone for Beretta, who has been quietly building momentum over the past few months. His path to the title now seems clear, but don't count out the other competitors - this rivalry is far from settled.

Wardlow continued his winning streak by dispatching Evan Daniels in just 56 seconds, further solidifying his position as a top contender for the TNT Title.

The night's main event saw Dax Harwood face off against Rush in a highly anticipated singles match. The two competitors went toe-to-toe, exchanging near-falls and showcasing their technical prowess. However, the bout ended in a no-contest after both men crashed to the mat following a series of high-impact moves. This stalemate sets the stage for a potential rematch or a new challenger emerging.

Buddy Matthews continued his impressive form by defeating Wheeler Yuta in 13:39 minutes, further cementing his position as a top contender in the AEW ranks.

The night's final match saw Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander team up to take down The Outcasts (Ruby Soho and Saraya) in a tag team match that showcased the strength of both duos. This victory marks another milestone for Shida, who seems poised to make a run at the AEW Women's World Championship.

In conclusion, this AEW show was an absolute thrill ride from start to finish. With multiple storylines taking major turns and new heroes emerging, the future looks bright for All Elite Wrestling. As the company continues to evolve and grow, fans can rest assured that they'll be in for a treat every time they step into the Kia Forum or tune in on television.


Card Details

  • Date: 16 Nov 2023
  • Promotion: All Elite Wrestling
  • Arena: The Kia Forum
  • Attendance: 4365
  • Type: TV-Show
  • Broadcast Type: Live
  • Broadcast Date: 16 Nov 2023

Matches

  1. Miro defeat Daniel Garcia in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 10:08

  2. The Kings Of The Black Throne (Brody King and Malakai Black) defeat The Boys (Brandon and Brent) in a Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 02:10

  3. Trent Beretta defeat Brian Cage, Komander and Penta El Zero Miedo in a AEW TNT Title #1 Contendership Four Way Match
    Match Time: 10:34

  4. Wardlow defeat Evan Daniels in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 00:56

  5. Dax Harwood vs. Rush in a Singles Match - No Contest
    Match Time: 14:04

  6. Buddy Matthews defeat Wheeler Yuta in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 13:39

  7. Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander defeat The Outcasts (Ruby Soho and Saraya) in a Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 10:34