Wrestling Morning Recap – July 11, 2025
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Report on AEW Collision July 10, 2024
This report delivers an exhaustive review of AEW Collision on July 10, 2024, detailing every match, key moment, backstage development, and an analysis of SEO performance. The following sections present a comprehensive account of match results, additional wrestling news from that night, and digital engagement insights, providing a holistic perspective on the event’s significance within AEW’s broader narrative.
Event Overview
AEW Collision on July 10, 2024, was a critical chapter setting the stage for the forthcoming All In pay‐per‐view. The event took place at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas, with a live broadcast on TNT and HBO Max at 8 PM ET. With storylines deepening and rivalries intensifying, the show was designed to both entertain fans with high-caliber wrestling and advance several key plotlines heading into one of the industry’s most anticipated events.
The program’s production quality, innovative match setups, and energetic crowd responses elevated the experience. Backstage segments and post-match interactions further enriched the narrative, demonstrating AEW’s commitment to weaving in-ring action with storyline development.
Detailed Match-by-Match Breakdown
The Paragon vs. The Don Callis Family
The opening encounter of the evening pitted The Paragon—comprising Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, and Kyle O’Reilly—against The Don Callis Family of Kyle Fletcher, Trent Beretta, and Rocky Romero. The match featured methodical pacing with early attempts at mind games. Fletcher’s early cheap shot set the tone, while Strong’s hot tag sequences energized the crowd. Ultimately, Adam Cole sealed the victory by pinning Romero following a technical finishing sequence.
Post-match, Kyle Fletcher’s attempt to further antagonize Cole was quickly neutralized, with security and teammates intervening. The performance was celebrated for its in-ring storytelling and energetic crowd participation, particularly visible in the “Kyle” chants that resonated throughout the arena. Source: Bleacher Report
Mistico vs. The Beast Mortos
In a contrasting bout that highlighted high-flying agility versus brute force, Mistico squared off against The Beast Mortos. Mistico’s speed and acrobatic maneuvers—including an impressive hurricanrana—countered Mortos’ power-based offense. The contest reached its climax when Mistico locked in La Mistica, a decisive submission hold, forcing Mortos to tap out.
Following the match, an unexpected segment unfolded when MJF appeared via backstage setup to issue a stern warning to Mistico, hinting at a future confrontation at the upcoming Casino Gauntlet match. The interaction underscored AEW’s penchant for blending in-ring competition with provocative storyline teasers. Source: Pro Wrestling News Hub
FTR & The Patriarchy vs. The Outrunners & JetSpeed
A high-energy eight-man tag match ramped up the intensity as FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) teamed with The Patriarchy (Christian Cage and Nick Wayne) to face off against The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum) alongside JetSpeed’s Kevin Knight and Mike Bailey. The match was a vibrant mix of technical execution and high-risk maneuvers, with several crowd-pleasing sequences.
Mike Bailey’s acrobatic high-angle moonsault emerged as a signature moment, ultimately securing the pin for The Outrunners/JetSpeed team. In the post-match segment, the defeated FTR were issued a challenge for an All In pre-show match, setting up a future showdown that promises further high-stakes action. Source: Ringside News
Katsuyori Shibata vs. Gabe Kidd
This singles match was marked by a palpable intensity as veteran Katsuyori Shibata faced the unpredictable Gabe Kidd. The bout delivered hard-hitting exchanges and showcased both competitors’ physicality. The momentum shifted decisively following interference by Wheeler Yuta, whose involvement led to a low blow that allowed Kidd to execute a piledriver for the win.
The narrative of the match was further enriched by Kidd’s portrayal of an unhinged character, earning praise from commentators and fans for injecting a fresh dynamic into what could have been a traditional showdown. Source: Wrestling Inc.
All-Star 8-Woman Tag Match
In one of the night’s most spirited displays, an 8-woman tag team match featured AEW’s leading female talent. Willow Nightingale, Thunder Rosa, Queen Aminata, and Mina Shirakawa took on the opposition of Athena, Thekla, Megan Bayne, and Julia Hart. The contest was characterized by its fluid transitions and near-falls, with each competitor capitalizing on moments of miscommunication and quick tags.
Willow Nightingale secured the win with the decisive pin, but the match’s impact extended beyond the final bell. After the match, a massive brawl erupted, drawing participants from across the women’s division. This chaotic finish not only elevated the stakes for upcoming women’s title matches but also hinted at deeper, season-long rivalries.
AEW Collision on July 10, 2024, proved to be a pivotal event that blended high-energy matches with storyline developments critical for the evolving AEW narrative. The match-by-match analysis illustrates a commitment to both technical excellence and dramatic storytelling, while the additional wrestling news and backstage developments have set the stage for future marquee matchups at All In.
The robust online engagement, trending SEO keywords, and prevailing digital discussions further underline the event’s far-reaching impact—not only among live audiences but also within the spheres of digital media and SEO. As AEW continues to push the envelope in innovative wrestling programming, this comprehensive analysis confirms that both in-ring action and digital strategy remain intertwined drivers of fan engagement and brand success.
Additional Wrestling News from July 10th
Beyond the ring, several key developments emerged that are shaping AEW’s near-term storylines:
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Backstage Confrontations and Storyline Advancements
An electrifying backstage segment saw Hangman Page and Swerve Strickland engaging in intense verbal exchanges that hinted at a future feud. Their subtle cues and aggressive body language have fans speculating on the nature of their upcoming encounter, potentially a high-profile match at All In. -
Title Implications and Future Challenges
MJF’s unsolicited warning to Mistico carries weight, as it not only sets the stage for a future clash in the Casino Gauntlet but also underscores the intensity of the emerging rivalries. Furthermore, the post-match challenge extended to FTR signals that title implications for the tag team division may be revisited sooner rather than later. -
Injury Updates and Booking Adjustments
While no severe in-ring injuries were publicly disclosed during the broadcast, subtle cues from the commentary hinted at minor abrasions—typical in a high-octane environment—that may require limited recovery time. AEW’s booking team appears to be proactively adjusting match lineups to ensure that all talent remains at peak performance heading into major PPV events. -
Debuts and Surprise Appearances
The event also featured surprise appearances from rising talents who made brief but impactful appearances to tease future programs. Comments from established stars pointed to these debuts as part of a broader initiative to integrate new talent into AEW’s evolving landscape.
Exclusive Reports
Jelly Roll Training for WWE SummerSlam Debut
PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reports that country music star Jelly Roll is actively undergoing professional wrestling training for his first-ever WWE match at SummerSlam 2025 (August 2-3, East Rutherford, NJ). Jelly Roll is scheduled to appear on Friday’s SmackDown in Tennessee to begin his storyline program. While his tag team partner remains undisclosed, potential opponents include Austin Theory and Grayson Waller based on past interactions.
Source: Bleacher Report citing PWInsider
Fightful Exclusives: Shayna Baszler Returns as NXT Producer
Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful exclusively reported that Shayna Baszler was listed as a producer for the July 8 NXT episode, specifically for the Kelani Jordan vs. Lainey Reid match. This marks Baszler’s return to WWE in a behind-the-scenes capacity following her release on May 2, 2025, despite her previous success as a two-time NXT Women’s Champion.
Source: Fightful.com
La Hiedra Under WWE Contract
According to Fightful Select, AAA women’s talent La Hiedra has informed multiple sources that she needs to clear future dates with WWE, suggesting she’s now under contract. This follows WWE’s acquisition of AAA in April during WrestleMania 41 weekend.
Source: MSN citing Fightful Select
TNA Impact Wrestling Updates
Slammiversary 2025 Card Taking Shape
TNA Wrestling continues building toward Slammiversary 2025 on July 20 at UBS Arena in Long Island, New York, being promoted as the “biggest, most important live event in company history.”
Confirmed Matches:
- TNA World Championship Triple Threat: Trick Williams (c) vs. Joe Hendry vs. Mike Santana
- Title vs. Title Match: Masha Slamovich (TNA Knockouts Champion) vs. Jacy Jayne or Jordynne Grace (NXT Women’s Champion)
- TNA World Tag Team Championship Four-Way Ladder Match: The Nemeths (c) vs. The Hardys vs. FIR$T CLA$$ vs. The Rascalz
- Mustafa Ali vs. Cedric Alexander following Tasha Steelz’s shocking betrayal on the July 10 Impact
Real1 (Enzo Amore) Teases TNA Arrival: A mysterious vignette aired during Impact, featuring the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion using his signature catchphrases and teasing passage through a “forbidden door.”
Sources: TNA Wrestling, F4WOnline
NJPW G1 Climax 35 Preview
Tournament Set to Begin July 19
The G1 Climax 35 is scheduled to commence July 19, 2025, and conclude August 17 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo. The tournament features 20 wrestlers divided into two blocks, with an expanded playoff system where the top three from each block advance to a six-man playoff.
Notable Participants:
- Zack Sabre Jr. (current IWGP World Heavyweight Champion and G1 34 winner)
- Hiroshi Tanahashi (making his announced final G1 appearance)
- Ryohei Oiwa and Drilla Moloney (making G1 debuts)
- Taichi (replaced injured Hirooki Goto after winning Last Chance Gauntlet)
The winner earns a future IWGP World Heavyweight Championship match at Wrestle Kingdom.
Source: Wikipedia
Weekend Wrestling Schedule
Saturday, July 12, 2025
- AEW All In: Texas – Globe Life Field (Pay-Per-View)
- WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event – Featuring LA Knight vs. Seth Rollins
- WWE NXT Great American Bash – Go-home show build
Sunday, July 13, 2025
- WWE Evolution – All-women’s premium live event featuring Becky Lynch defending the Women’s Intercontinental Championship
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Sources: Wrestling Observer Newsletter/F4WOnline, PWInsider (Mike Johnson), Fightful (Sean Ross Sapp), PWTorch (Wade Keller), TNA Wrestling, WWE, AEW, NJPW
Published: July 11, 2025, 8:00 AM
