Tony Khan wasn’t done loading up the card for the AEW Collision episode on September 19, 2026. With roughly 30 minutes to go before bell time, the AEW boss jumped on Twitter and revealed four more matches for the show, giving fans a much bigger lineup than they were expecting.
The biggest addition sees Jon Moxley step into the ring against Zachary Wentz. Moxley has never needed much of an excuse to throw hands, while Wentz now finds himself getting a huge opportunity against one of AEW’s most dangerous names.
Wheeler Yuta is also getting singles action, as the Death Riders member will take on “Speedball” Mike Bailey. PAC is getting some work in as well. The former AEW International Champion will face Adam Priest in singles action, adding another last-minute match to an already crowded night. Tony Khan also revealed that Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata will compete in tag team action. Their opponents were not revealed in the announcement.
Those additions join an already stacked Collision lineup featuring Andrade El Idolo defending the AEW National Championship against Daniel Garcia and Darby Allin putting the TNT Championship on the line against Myron Reed. Thekla is also set to face Zayda Steel with Willow Nightingale sitting at the commentary desk ahead of her upcoming showdown with Thekla.
The September 19 episode went from having a solid three-match lineup to suddenly packing in several more bouts at the last possible moment. Tony Khan clearly wanted to make sure Collision had plenty of meat on the bone before cameras started rolling in Charleston.
The updated AEW Collision lineup now includes:
- AEW National Championship: Andrade El Idolo (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
- TNT Championship: Darby Allin (c) vs. Myron Reed
- Thekla vs. Zayda Steel
- Eliminator match: Jon Moxley vs. Zachary Wentz
- Wheeler Yuta vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
- PAC vs. Adam Priest
- Mina Shirakawa & Queen Aminata in tag team action
What do you think about AEW adding four matches less than an hour before Collision went live? Which of these last-minute additions are you most interested in seeing? Let us know in the comments.
