Multiple Matches Announced For AEW Collision 100, Updated Card
During Wednesday's episode of AEW Dynamite, the company announced several matches for the special milestone episode of Collision. Among them, a Trios Match will take place, with Mistico, Hologram, and Mark Briscoe taking on RPG Vice and Hechicero.
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An All Star 8-Woman tag team will also take place, featuring Thunder Rosa, Queen Aminata, Anna Jay, and Tay Melo taking on Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, Thekla, and Athena. Finally, Kyle Fletcher and Daniel Garcia will go at it in singles action.
The 100th episode of AEW Collision will take place on Saturday, July 5, 2025. It's unclear if any other surprises are in store for the event as of right now. Check out the fully updated card below:
Mistico, Hologram, and Mark Briscoe vs. RPG Vice & Hechicero
Thunder Rosa, Queen Aminata, Anna Jay & Tay Melo vs. Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, Thekla, and Athena
Kyle Fletcher vs. Daniel Garcia
READ MORE: AEW Dynamite Results: Review, Grades, Card For July 2
Are you excited for the 100th episode of AEW Collision? Do you think the show has any surprises in store for us? Let us know in the comments section below.
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