What's Happening?
The latest taping of AEW Collision took place in San Antonio, Texas, at the Boeing Center, revealing several key developments for the upcoming episode scheduled to air on October 25. The event featured
a promo by AEW World Champion Hangman Adam Page, who addressed his ongoing rivalry with Samoa Joe, vowing revenge for a previous attack. The taping included a $400K All-Star eight-man tag match where Jurassic Express and JetSpeed emerged victorious over The Young Bucks and FTR, with JetSpeed securing the win by pinning FTR. Other matches included PAC defeating Tomohiro Ishii in their first singles encounter, Thekla overcoming Mina Shirakawa, Olympia from CMLL defeating Taya Valkyrie, Ace Austin besting Bryan Keith, and Hook triumphing over Griff Garrison.
Why It's Important?
The outcomes of these matches and the ongoing storylines are significant for fans and stakeholders of AEW as they shape the narrative and character arcs leading into future events. The rivalry between Hangman Adam Page and Samoa Joe is particularly noteworthy, as it continues to build tension and anticipation among viewers. The results of the tag team and singles matches also have implications for the rankings and future matchups within AEW, potentially affecting the careers and popularity of the wrestlers involved. This taping provides a glimpse into the strategic direction AEW is taking with its storylines and character development.
What's Next?
Fans can expect further developments in the storyline between Hangman Adam Page and Samoa Joe, possibly leading to a high-stakes match in the near future. The outcomes of the matches at the San Antonio taping may lead to new rivalries or the continuation of existing ones, influencing upcoming AEW events. The results could also impact the booking decisions for future episodes, as AEW aims to maintain viewer interest and engagement. Stakeholders will be watching closely to see how these storylines evolve and how they resonate with the audience.
