Full lineup revealed for AEW Fright Night Collision
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The Halloween vibes will keep rolling with this Saturday’s Fright Night edition of AEW Collision which goes head-to-head with WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.
On Wednesday’s Fright Night Dynamite, three matches were known but after the post-Dynamite Collision taping, the entire lineup is now official. Full spoilers can be found here.
Nixon Newell (the former Tegan Nox in WWE/NXT) will make her promotional debut alongside Miranda Alize as they take on the newly-made team of Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir. Bayne and Shafir became a team on Dynamite after it was revealed Penelope Ford was injured last week and had to withdraw from the AEW Women’s Tag Team title tournament.
Last week on Collision, Newell and Alize challenged Tay Melo and Anna Jay, but they faced Melo and Jay’s first round opponents instead.
Two trios matches were also taped as the new-look Gunn Club (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn and Ace Austin) take on MxM TV while Mark Briscoe, Komander and Roderick Strong of The Conglomeration battle LFI’s Sammy Guevara, The Beast Mortos and Dralistico.
Additionally, AEW Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander will be on commentary for Mercedes Mone’s CMLL Women’s title defense against Olympia.
Full AEW Fright Night Collision lineup | Saturday, November 1
- ROH World Champion Bandido defends against Mascara Dorada
- CMLL World Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone defends against Olympia
- Don Callis Family (Kazuchika Okada & Konosuke Takeshita) vs. Max Caster & Anthony Bowens
- Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir vs. Nixon Newell & Miranda Alize
- Gunn Club (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn & Ace Austin) vs. MxM TV (Johnny TV, Mason Madden & Mansoor)
- The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe, Roderick Strong & Komander) vs. LFI (Sammy Guevara, The Beast Mortos & Dralistico)
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