Collision Course - Collision recap for September 6, 2025

Jon Moxley beats Daniel Garcia after reversing a roll-up attempt with one of his own. After the match, "Daddy Magic' Matt Menard tries to console Garcia, but Garcia gently pushes him away. Tony Schiavone interviews Garcia, saying it has been "incredible performance after incredible performance" for the last five years with nothing to show for it even as he gets back up after he falls. He says it has been a good five years, but sometimes good is not good enough. He then heads to the back.

Backstage, we hear from Big Bill and "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith. Big Bill says they are in the same building where he hit rock bottom only to be laughed at and ridiculed when the fans showed their true colors. He runs down the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and says that ever since that night, he has gotten in the best shape of his life and became a tag team champion, then says New York City has real tough guys like him. He says that another tough guy hails from New York City, but he has not heard from him in a long time. Big Bill then calls out Eddie Kingston.

FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) beat Adam Priest and "The Dynamite Kid" Tommy Billington. After the match, Dax puts a crossface on Priest, and Billington makes the save. Stokely Hathaway then calls out Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, saying that FTR have taken all their feelings on their opponents. He states that at All Out, everyone will see the end of Copeland and Christian.

We hear from The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd). No sooner have they gotten back to basics with Brother Nature do they realize they are not alone in the woods. They soon see Dalton Castle's boys, then they see Dalton Castle and become a trio.

We hear from Jon Moxley in the parking lot. Moxley tells Garcia that he got what he wanted and gave him everything that he had, then wonders what he has that everyone else wants. He asks what else Darby Allin can take away from him, and says that belts are just basic units of measurements for small thinking and that one should think bigger. He says that when all is said and done, the results will think for themselves. Moxley says it breaks his heart that Darby Allin came back to look for a fight, and that nothing would making him happier than to see Darby standing next to him. He says that Darby will not go away and that he will have to do it himself and make room for the people he wants to be around, which is people who want to be masters of the craft. Moxley states that at All Out, he will put Darby Allin in the ground.

Kris Statlander, Harley Cameron, Mina Shirakawa and "Timeless" Toni Storm beat Triangle of Madness (Julia Hart, Skye Blue, "The Toxic Spider" Thekla) and Megan Bayne in an All-Star 8-Woman Tag Match in which everyone is banned from ringside. After the match, Julia Hart and Skye Blue attack Statlander, and they and Thekla outpower the other team. Jamie Hayter shows up to make the save as Thekla is about to hit the Spear on Toni Afterwards, Jamie Hayter tries to help Toni up, but Toni is shocked due to the history between them. Statlander stands between them, and this leads to Toni challenging Hayter, Statlander and Thekla to a AEW Women's World Championship Fatal 4-Way Match at All Out.

We hear from "Inevitable" Ace Austin, who says it is not a matter of if, but when, he will achieve his goals, and that at AEW, he has everything to prove and everything to gain. He says he is one of the most creative, innovative and dynamic wrestlers today, and that he is not slowing down.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Austin Gunn and Juice Robinson. Austin Gunn admits that the Gunns (Austin and Colten Gunn) are down, and Juice Robinson says the cardboard standees have to go and that they need to play the hand they have been dealt and figure out what is next.

We hear from Mercedes Moné, who is irate at Riho's return. She says that Riho will never take her title, and that she has gone as far as to call out and team up with her teacher Emi Sakura and challenge Riho and Alex Windsor to a tag team match.

Tony Schiavone introduces "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and Don Callis to the ring. Callis says he is so proud of Fletcher, as he has been everything he wanted Kenny Omega to be and more, and in thirty seconds, he put Kenny Omega out for good and "pulled the punk card" on "Hangman" Adam Page. He also praises Alexander for having the other team where he wanted them in their recent eight-man tag match. Alexander says it felt good and that it seems Hangman has it all, but he has something: the great and incomparable Don Callis. Alexander says that Hangman got the victory in their last meeting, but he is a different man than he was then and that he is running through Hangman both for himself and The Don Callis Family. Fletcher says this past Wednesday was merely step one in bringing the AEW World Championship back into the hands of The Don Callis Family, and that step two is Alexander taking on Hangman. As for what happens next, Mark Briscoe thinks he is in line for the TNT Championship, but he will be TNT Champion for a very long time. He also says Briscoe has to get past "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita, which he says will not happen. Fletcher then says that he will step up to the likes of Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland, and if Alexander leaves the scraps of his opponents, then it is only a matter of time before he becomes a double champion. He tells Hangman that he wants a shot at the AEW World Championship and that he wants it at All Out, and this time, it will only take him two more weeks to be "the guy" in AEW. Fletcher says that he knows Hangman will accept his challenge or else he will put him on the shelf like he did Kenny Omega, and that he will pry the World Championship from his cold dead hands.

We find out that the evil Hologram is coming soon.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews The Conglomeration (Kyle O'Reilly, Hologram, Tomohiro Ishii) and Roderick Strong. As Kyle O'Reilly marvels at the advancements in cloning luchadors, Roderick says he should be the one facing Kyle Fletcher and Josh Alexander, but O'Reilly says they are a team and that Ishii will be heading back to Japan soon. Roddy says he would be happier if Ishii never came back and leaves, and O'Reilly calls for a break within The Conglomeration.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Anthony Bowens. As Anthony Bowens talks what is he is currently up to, Jerry Lynn shows up. He admits that Bowens is talented, but he has gone from "the top of the top" to "the bottom of the top" and that he needs to figure out what is missing.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita beats Mark Briscoe after Don Callis distracts the referee only for MJF to shove Mark Briscoe off the top rope, allowing Takeshita to hit the Raging Fire for the win. (Had Briscoe won, he would have gotten a shot at the TNT Championship.) After the match, MJF attacks Briscoe, but he is confronted by Takeshita. Takeshita shoves MJF, and Callis has to stand between them, saying that he and MJF have a deal. Briscoe and MJF then brawl, and security and officials have to get involved. MJF tells Mark Briscoe to name the time, the place, the match and the stipulation, saying it will not matter because Briscoe's ass is his. He then throws the microphone into the ring. Briscoe challenges MJF to a match at All Out, and states that while he does not have a stipulation yet due to the screwed up thoughts in his head, MJF has signed his own death warrant.

Memphis Thing - Memphis Wrestling recap for September 6, 2025

Dustin Starr interviews Mike Anthony at the announce desk. Mike Anthony says that word going around is hat there is a target on his back and that The New Wave ("The Problem" Aaron Roberts and "The Chosen One" Zay Washington) wants his championship. He says that while his door is always open, all they have to do is cross "the gun line" and they can go right now.

Mike Anthony retains the Memphis Wrestling Internet Championship against "Livewire" Bobby Ford in an open challenge after Bobby Ford hits Mike Anthony with the Genetic Dream only for Mike Anthony to withstand it. After the match, Dustin Starr interviews Mike Anthony, who asks The New Wave ("The Problem" Aaron Roberts and "The Chosen One" Zay Washington) if they get his message before telling them to step right up. Anthony is suddenly attacked from behind by Zay Washington, who has a chain around his fist. Bobby Ford steps up to Washington, which starts a brief brawl. Washington says that the Internet Championship is his on his way out.

We hear from Sycho Simon, who says that Buff Bagwell is lucky he got away because he would break him down if he got his hands on him. He then declares himself the master and ruler of Memphis Wrestling.

"The Gift" Ray Sanders beats "The Gold Standard" Eli Knox.

We see Sister Asa become seemingly demonically possessed followed by more footage of Bruce transforming into a werewolf.

The Disorderlies (Disorderly #1 and Disorderly #2) beat Special Forces (James and Jayson) after The Disorderliers switch places behind the referee's back.

Backstage, Jake Brewer interviews Oso and VaShawn Harvey. VaShawn takes offense to the term "bounce back," then calls Tim Bosby "the most overrated sucka in Memphis Wrestling" before heading to the ring.

Gio Savage beats VaShawn Harvey. After the match, VaShawn Harvey argues with, then shoves, referee Arthur Logan multiple times. The referee soon shoves back, then ducks VaShawn's clothesline and hits him with a shoulder block. VaShawn then kicks the ref twice before putting him in the Sharpshooter.

Derrick King guests on commentary for the next match.

Carlito beats "The Problem" Aaron Roberts. During the match, Carlito hits a thrust kick on Roberts and goes for the Backstabber, but Roberts backs him and senior referee David Knight into the corner. Justin Case then grabs Carlito's apple and hands it to Roberts before holding Carlito down, but when Roberts spits apple at Carlito, Carlito ducks and Roberts hits Justin Case instead. Carlito then wins the match with a schoolkid pin.

Friday Night's Main Event - Main Event recap for September 6, 2024

Dante Chen beats Skylor Clinton.

Riley Osborne beats Malik Blade.

The Teardrop Xplodes - Xplosion recap for September 6, 2024

We look back on Jordynne Grace vs. "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo from Victory Road 2023.

Gia Miller interviews Heather Reckless for Around The Ring. Heather talks about life in Colorado as well as her tattoos.

We look back on Moose and JDC vs. Mike Santana and Joe Hendry from last night's show.

Frankie Kazarian beats Sami Callihan with the crossface chickenwing after grabbing at the referee, which allows Kazarian to thumb Callihan in the eye before locking in the hold.

They're On A Rampage - Rampage recap for September 6, 2024

The Blackpool Combat Club ("The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta,) and PAC beat The Elite (Matthew Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, "Scapegoat" Jack Perry) in an eight-man tag team match that goes past Collision and lasts until after the first commercial break of Rampage.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews The Outrunners (Truth Magnum, Turbo Floyd, Erica Leigh). Turbo tells Magnum to load up the jetskis as they are taking the party to the ocean, and Magnum says that the week that they top the merchandise charts is the week they get their first win on Collision. Suddenly, the three of them are attacked by Jon Moxley and "The Problem" Marina Shafir, and Shafir nearkly breaks a while shoving Erica into a wall while Moxley says that The Outrunners need an ego check.

Queen Aminata beats Missa Kate.

We see a video package for the feud between MJF and Daniel Garcia.

"The Natural" Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara and Hologram beat The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds, John Silver) in a trios match.

Backstage, we hear from The Bang Bang Gang ("Rock Hard" Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn). Juice Robinson says that in the trios division, one must have momentum at all time, as getting wins only here and there will get one nowhere. Austin Gunn says they all want wins, but they need to address the fact that he does not have a nickname. Suddenly, Cage of Agony ("The Machine" Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) shows up so Bishop Kaun can call Austin Gunn "Ass Boy," "runner-up in the Top Prospect Tournament," "nepo baby," and "former AEW Trios Champion." Colten Gunn says that is tough talk from a team they beat for the Ring of Honor World Six-Man Tag Team Championships. Brian Cage says Colten might be a body guy, but he is nothing compared to him. Colten tells him "Shake Weights don't count." Cage says The Bang Bang Gang beat them because they had six members and that the three of them could not beat Cage of Agony. Colten Gunn says they can find out for themselves. Toa Liona screams at Juice Robinson, but Juice screams back.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Top Flight (Darius Martin, Dante Martin, Leila Grey), Action Andretti, Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor and "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty) and The Beast Mortos in a stairwell. Suddenly, Undisputed Kingdom (Roderick Strong, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett) show up, and Roddy asks The Beast Mortos what he is doing with Shane Taylor Promotions. Shane says Mortos followed the money, but Taven says The Beast Mortos has never learned the value of a dollar. Mike Bennett says Undisputed Kingdom is the third team, and Taven mocks Top Flight and Action Andretti's outfits before Undisputed Kingdom leave. Darius Martin says that at the end of the day, The Beast Mortos is not on the winning side, which is them, and Dante says they will leave Zero Hour at All Out the winners.

The House of Black (Brody King and Buddy Matthews) beat MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden) in a "Friday Night Fashion Fight" that sees judges rate Mxm Collection favorably until Brody King hits them all with a cross body.

Backstage, we hear from Will Ospreay, who hopes to cut the ties between himself and PAC. He says he knows PAC as a UK backyard wrestler and that he has walked in his shoes and has been told "You're good, but you're not PAC" not just in the UK but also in Japan. He also mentions their thirty-minute draw that they had as he has continued to not only chase him, but lap him, then says he has not forgotten about him. He then says that that the fans have lost faith in PAC, and that PAC has twenty-four hours to change that.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

THE NXT LVL - NXT LVL UP recap for September 6, 2024

Izzi Dame beats Layla Diggs.

In footage from earlier this week, Dani Palmer meets with Lainey Reid. Dani says that Lainey has been impressing her and challenges her to a match. Lainey says she would be honored.

Dani Palmer beats Lainey Reid.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Sarah Schreiber interviews Drake Morreaux, who says that he has been waiting a long time to face Dante Chen. He says he has to go through Dante Chen to make a name for himself, and while he came up short last time, he has gone back and studied film because he knew he would face him again. Morreaux says he is in for an uphill battle, and he is ready for the climb.

Dante Chen beats Drake Morreaux.

Collision Course - Collision recap for September 6, 2024

Mark Briscoe beats Lance Archer in a Continental Challenge Match to advance to the Four-Way Match for the AEW Continental Championship at All Out.

Backstage, we hear from The Learning Tree ("The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho, Big Bill, "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith). Chris Jericho says The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe, Kyle O'Reilly, Orange Cassidy, Tomohiro Ishii) is a well-oiled machine with each member being a cog in the machine that makes them roll. He says it is time for Tomohito Ishii to go back to Japan, and while he has wanted to wrestle Ishii again, now is not the time. Big Cass says time is the most valuable commodity that the human race has, but time must run out for all men. Bryan Keith says this is especially true of Ishii, who is down on the floor with a metal folding chair wrapped around his neck.

Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) beat The Iron Savages (Boulder and Bronson). After the match, FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) shows up and brawls in the ring with Grizzled Young Veterans, and Gibson saves Drake from the Shatter Machine. Jacked Jameson gets in the ring and raises FTR's hands, but he earns a Shatter Machine for his efforts.

We see a video package for PAC vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW International Championsip at All Out.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Orange Cassidy. Orange says his schedule may be full if he wins tonight, but his backpack will not. He plans to punch "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith in the mouth for what he did to Tomohiro Ishii, then he will put the Continental Championship in his backpack next to the $7,000 in cash at All Out.

Orange Cassidy beats "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith in a Continental Challenge Match to advance to the Four-Way Match for the AEW Continental Championship at All Out.

Backstage, "The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho - who is standing near Orange Cassidy's dressing room - congratulates Orange Cassidy on his big win, then says that since he will not get the $7,000 that he took from him, he will take something from Orange: his backpack. Jericho says he will keep the backpack until Orange gives him his money back.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Mercedes Moné and Kamille. Mercedes says she is prepared to win like she always is, then wants to know why Interim EVP Christopher Daniels has to be in his business. She says Kamille may be banned from ringside tomorrow night, but that does not mean she is banned tonight, and tells the fans to stay tuned to see what happens when someone messes with her.

The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) beat Bang and Matthews (Davey Bang and August Matthews). With this match, The Outrunners achieve their first-ever victory in AEW.

Backstage, Renee Paquette hosts a sit-down meeting between Willow Nightingale and Kris Statlander. Statlander says she cared about Willow Nightingale to the point that she gave her a shot at the TBS Championship, but when she lost the TBS Championship, she never got her rematch, and Willow won it soon afterwards. Willow says she was trying to get to AEW and that she was happy for Statlander, and says that Statlander was the last person she expected to stab her in the back. Statlander mentions that Willow failed to give her a title rematch when she held the TBS title despite knowing how much it meant to her, and says it was always about Willow. Willow accuses Stokely Hathaway of getting in Statlander's ear, but Statlander says Stokely has nothing to do with this and that it is between just them. Willow admits she feels blindsided and wishes she had known, but nothing matters now and that what really matters is that she makes Statlander pay. Statlander is glad that their match at All Out is a street fight, as Willow can create physical scars to go with the emotional ones and Willow can be lucky that she is a calm, cool and collected person who knows when the right time to strike is.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita beats The Beast Mortos in a Continental Challenge Match to advance to the Four-Way Match for the AEW Continental Championship at All Out.

Backstage, we hear from Saraya and Harley Cameron. Saraya says that Jamie Hayter is "the biggest slag to ever slag" when she disrespected her and her family at All In before beating up Harley, and calls Hayter a stalker. She says they will stalk Hayter back and that she will not like what happens the next time they have a match.

Backstage, we hear from "The Glamour" Mariah May. She says that when the AEW Women's World Championship touched her waist, it marked a new moment in wrestling history. She says that gets off on fights and does not run away from them, and that she has not shaken hands with anyone in the locker room because she knows the best way to know a woman is to make her scream. She says the world needs glamor and that she has yet to have her championship celebration, and with All Out around the corner, and that nothing is more worth the money than watching her be her. Mariah then says the saddest part about being herself is that she will never get to meet Mariah May.

Hikaru Shida beats "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo. After the match, Mercedes Moné shows up, but it is all a distraction so that Kamille can show up and attack Shida from behind. Mercedes grabs Shida's shinai, but when she swings it, Shida ducks and Kamille gets nailed instead. Shida fights off Kamille, then hits Mercedes with the Katana after holding onto the ropes to keep from being grabbed by Mercedes.

Backstage, Arkady Aura interviews FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler). Cash Wheeler says that Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) keep running away, and Dax Harwood says they remind him of "a less-talented FTR" before challenging them to a tag team match next week.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews The Acclaimed ("Platinum" Max Caster, Anthony Bowens, "Daddy Ass" Billy Gunn). Max Caster says he is the best wrestler alive and that The Acclaimed have done a lot this year, and that the tag team division cannot beat them and the road to the tag titles continues. All of a sudden, MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden) shows up and says The Acclaimed should only be claiming bankruptcy, food stamps and unemployment and that the fans want them, not The Acclaimed, as they beat The House of Black (Brody King and Buddy Matthews). Bowens reminds MxM Collection that everyone loves The Acclaimed and thta they are the only team around here that does "finger stuff."

The Blackpool Combat Club ("The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta,) and PAC beat The Elite (Matthew Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, "Scapegoat" Jack Perry) in an eight-man tag team match that goes past Collision and lasts until after the first commercial break of Rampage.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Layin 'da SmackDown - SmackDown recap for September 6, 2024

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Cody has the feeling that he is going to be interrupted tonight, and to that end, he extends an invitation to The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu), who show up. Solo asks Cody if he done playing around and ready to defend the Undisputed WWE Championship against him, as he could have been champion and would have beaten Cody had it not been for Roman Reigns. Solo demands a championship rematch, and Cody agrees that there should be a championship match, but instead of Solo, it will be against Jacob Fatu, who Cody asks to step up. Solo looks at Jacob as Jacob stands on the ring apron, and Jacob acknowledges Solo as his Tribal Chief before stepping off the ring apron. Cody admits that he will one day be looking up at the lights after losing the championship, but it will not be next week. Solo sees all this as Cody trying to turn Jacob Fatu against him, then accepts his challenge for next week before saying they do not have to wait. Solo summons the rest of The Bloodline, but The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) and #DIY (Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa) show up and stand with Cody. General Manager Nick Aldis shows up and demands order under threats of fine and suspensions, and tells everyone to wait until the main event before going at it. He also makes Cody vs. Solo for the WWE Championship official for next week. Aldis then agrees that the numbers game with The Bloodline is getting old, and announces that next week's WWE Championship match will take place in a steel cage.

Backstage, Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince) and Tiffany Stratton talk about the premiere of SmackDown on USA Network next week as well as the premiere of their musical when Nia Jax shows up. Pretty Deadly leaves before Nia Jax addresses Tiffany Stratton trying to cash in on her, but Tiffany chalks it up to rumours being spread by Chelsea Green. Tiffany asks Nia if she will be in her corner, and Nia says she will help her like Tiffany did last week.

Bayley beats Tiffany Stratton after Nia Jax, who shows up near the end of the match, inadvertently costs Tiffany the match as she distracts the refeee, causing Bayley to hit the Rose Plant for the win.

Backstage, Kevin Owens is met by A-Town Down Under (Grayson Waller and Austin Theory), who make fun of Owens for losing to Cody Rhodes and ready about Wayne Gretzky on the nearby wall. Owens calls them idiots and morons and says that he and Cody are fine much like A-Town Down Under. He then proposes that Grayson and Theory face each other like he did with Cody and that the three of them have a Triple Threat Match, then takes the Edmonton Oilers commemorative belt from Grayson, saying it is too nice for him before walking off.

Santos Escobar meets with the rest of Legado del Fantasma (Angel, Berto, Elektra Lopez) in a restaurant. Escobar tells Angel and Berto not to be shocked by success, and Angel, Berto and Elektra state that things are starting to fall into place. Escobar says SmackDown will soon belong to them before they all have a toast.

Apollo Crews beats a re-debuting Giovanni Vinci in a matter of seconds with a crucifix pin as Vinci is taking off his jacket.

Backstage, Chelsea Green and Piper Niven chew out General Manager Nick Aldis when "Michin" Mia Yim shows up. When Chelsea decides to give Michin a hard time, Michin reminds Chelsea of what recently happened on NXT, and that leads to Aldis making a match between Michin and Chelsea.

Edmonton Oilers right-winger Corey Perry is seen in the crowd.

Kevin Owens beats Austin Theory and Grayson Waller in a Triple Threat Match with a Stunner to Theory that launches Theory into the air. After the match, Grayson attacks Owens from behind, and Theory joins in. Together, they both lay Owens out.

We see a video package of the feud between Andrade and Carmelo Hayes.

Michael Cole and Corey Graves thank Fox on behalf of WWE for the last five years. We then look back to the Fox season premiere from October 4, 2019 as well as the last five years.

LA Knight heads to the ring. Knight brags about having two successful title defenses and crossing borders while doing it, then says that he will not let anyone beat him for the United States Championship before Carmelo Hayes shows up. Carmelo says that if anyone should be bragging, it should be him, as he has been putting SmackDown on his back and stealing the show while LA Knight keeps running his mouth. He also brags that he is two matches up on Andrade and is next in line for the United States title, then Knight says he has as many title defenses in one month as Logan Paul had in ten. As they both argue, Andrade shows up. Andrade says Carmelo may have beaten him twice, but he has also beaten Carmelo twice, but Carmelo says nobody remembers that. Andrade says everybody remembers, then asks Carmelo if he thinks he deserves a United States title shot when he is the one to deserve it. LA Knight says he is a busy man, and proposes that the two of them fight over who is the next man he drops on their head. Andrade says he was once United States Champion and will be again in Spanish, but LA Knight takes offense to that. Carmelo shoves Andrade into LA Knight, and Andrade boots Carmelo in the face before Knight takes Andrade out. Knight pretends to leave, and as Carmelo yells at a downed Andrade, Knight returns and gives Carmelo a BFT.

Backstage, A-Town Down Under (Grayson Waller and Austin Theory) meet with General Manager Nick Aldis, wanting a tag team against Kevin Owens and whoever Owens can find.

Chelsea Green beats "Michin" Mia Yim after Piper Niven hits Michin with a senton on the outside behind the referee's back.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews #DIY (Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa), The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) and B-Fab. Gargano says both teams are not family, yet they have known each other for some time and there is respect. Montez Ford say they all have something against The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu), and Tommaso Ciampa says that nobody wants to see the WWE Tag Team titles held hostage. Angelo Dawkins says that if they have to team with DIY to become tag team champions, then so be it.

The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu) beats #DIY (Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa) and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) in an eight-man tag team match.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

This week on The SmackDown LowDown: Bayley! The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu)! "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes!

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for September 6, 2023

Orange Cassidy heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Orange Cassidy says hello back to the fans and thanks them back, and even though he was told to stay home, he was not going to do that, because championship or no championship, he will be here every single week. As Orange Cassidy leaves, Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli make their way to the ring. Orange looks back at Moxley before making his way up the ramp, then looks at AR Fox and Darby Allin before leaving with Darby.

Jon Moxley retains the AEW International Championship against AR Fox. After the match, Darby Allin shows up and raises AR Fox's hand after checking on him. All of a sudden, Nick Wayne is met by Christian and Luchasaurus. Christian says that "Nightmare" Buddy Wayne was a worse wrestler than he thought and that if Nick wants a true mentor, he should look to a champion.

Kris Statlander retains the TBS Championship against Emi Sakura in an open challenge.

We hear from Roderick Strong and The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett). Strong says that his parents did not know how to be parents as both of them had drug problems, and it got so bad that his sister left. He says he had to protect himself, and that professional wrestling was the only escape from it that he had and it is his everything, and Adam Cole knew that. Strong says he grew up alone, and that he will win the Grand Slam Tournament alone.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

Le Sex Gods (Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara) beat Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis). After the match, Sammy Guevara is not in a good mood, and shoves Jericho only for Jericho to shove back. Members of security show up to keep them apart, and Sammy leaves the ring.

We hear from "Absolute" Ricky Starks, who says that he wants a full course meal and not a piece of bread, and that he is everything that he says that he is and that he is absolute.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Don Callis and Konosuke Takeshita. Callis boasts about Takeshita beating Kenny Omega twice in a week and that there will be a celebration next week, with their next target being the subject of the covered portrait next to Renee.

MJF heads to the ring. MJF talks about how he lived in Indiana while making his name in the independent circuit, then asks the state of Indiana "Who's your daddy?" This leads to some MJF chants. He then goes on to talk about his title defense at All Out before announcing that he is wrestling at Grand Slam in two weeks and that he is coming back to New York City and that his next challenger will find out they are not on "the level of The Devil." MJF then states that a certain person needs to be taught a lesson, but before he can even utter Samoa Joe's name, Samoa Joe shows up. Joe says he is here to hear what is about to be said, then wants to know what MJF's problem with him is before calling him "kid." MJF says Joe is only here because he confused his entrance music for an ice cream truck, but Joe says the last time he had anything to do with ice cream, he was being the biggest company's star on the other guys' network. After Joe calls MJF "kid" twice, MJF jokes that this is really creative and that he can be creative himself, then calls Samoa Joe "Pillsbury Joe-boy" and "Samoa Dough" before making a reference to Jambi the Genie while saying he has a tiny penis. Joe says the only reason MJF is this stupid is because of hanging around Midwestern mouthbreathers, then asks what his problem is before calling him "kid" a third time. MJF threatens to knock Joe's teeth down his throat, then says this is how Joe wants him to react. MJF talks about how he had a try-out for WWE in Brooklyn, New York when he was 19 years old, knocked it out of the park, and was pulled aside by William Regal who told him he was too young and told him to keep in touch only to be blown off. After some "He fucked up" chants from the fans, MJF says he knocked Regal out and sent him back to NXT where he belongs, and says that if Joe plays his cards right, he is next. He then talks about how the next night, he was asked to play a security guard who led Samoa Joe to the ring at NXT and how Joe shoved him into a brick wall and laughed as he was trying to do his job. MJF says he knows why Joe did that because he is the people's scumbag and he knows how scumbags think, and he did it because he was a kid and he could get away with it. He then tells Joe that he is not a kid anymore and that he is a generational talent, and warns Joe to get out of his way before he kills him. Joe says that was a point beautifully made, but says that he did not see him as a kid when he shoved, but as "a little bitch." MJF puts the Dynamite Diamond Ring on briefly, then takes it off before slapping him. Joe says he will not take his bait, then says he will go through the Grand Slam World Title Eliminator Tournament before coming for him. He then allows MJF to leave the ring and wishes him a nice day. As MJF leaves, Joe kicks the bottom rope upwards from under him and attacks him before lifting up the AEW Championship. MJF then hits Joe with a low blow and bites his forehead before stomping a mudhole in him in the corner. MJF charges at Joe in the corner, but Joe hits him with a Uranage. As Joe goes for a Muscle Buster, Adam Cole runs into the ring and chases Joe out before checking on MJF as medical staff does the same. MJF mentions to medical staff that his left arm has gone numb as medical staff help him to the back, and Joe tells MJF says that next time he will leave his arm attached, but there will be no guarantee he will tear it apart when MJF gets in front of him again. As medical staff helps MJF up the ramp, MJF is briefly down to one knee, and as medical staff continue to help him up, Roderick Strong and The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) show up and confronts Adam Cole for not caring about Roderick as Roderick heads to the ring for the next match.

Roderick Strong beats Trent Beretta to advance in the Grand Slam World Title Eliminator Tournament.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Toni Storm, who does not seem to remember how she cost The Outcasts (Saraya and Ruby Soho) a victory last week. When asked about the AEW Women's World Championship Match at Grand Slam, Toni tells Renee to stop poking around and that she may give a sneak peek of what she plans to do next week. Toni leaves after telling Renee Paquette "chin up, tits out and watch for the shoe," then throws a shoe at her from out of shot.

Tony Schiavone interviews "Hangman" Adam Page in the ring. Adam Page talks about how he has once a teacher and how teachers are underpaid and underappreciated following his Over Budget Battle Royal win. As Adam Page talks about what is next for him, Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland show up. Prince Nana tells Schiavone to leave the ring after taking the microphone from him, then demands respect for Swerve. Swerve says two weeks in a coffin gives one some clarity, and one of the first people he thought of when he got out was Adam Page. He asks if Adam Page is "some mascot for AEW" and doing charity for an educational system for kids who will not amount to anything. He says that Adam Page should be going for world championships and should not be on Zero Hour, then says he will be ashamed for him, saying that Adam Page went from being a champion to being in pre-shows. Swerve says Adam Page has had no new gear or merchandise is over a year and doesn't even have singles matches, singles promos or singles title matches on Dynamite anymore because he has gotten comfortable after hanging off The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson). He says that Adam Page has had everything handed to him on a silver platter, and says that if he had the same opportunities that Adam Page had a year ago, he would be the first Black AEW World Champion by now. Swerve then tells Adam Page to ride off into the sunset so he can turn AEW into "Swerve's House" or get his motivation and confidence again and show what "Cowboy Shit" is all about. Swerve then proposes they can fight for Adam Page's spot, but warns him that he has no sympathy for him and that if they do this, he will walk him like a dog. He then says he is coming for his spot that he does not even want, but Adam Page tells him to get a match with him if he wants it, as he is not in the mood for this. Swerve says it is a shame for Adam Page's wife and kids to see him walk away from moral responsibilities, then Adam Page gets back in the ring and confronts Swerve only to be attacked from behind by "The Machine" Brian Cage.

We see a video package for Jay Lethal vs. Penta el Zero Miedo and Jeff Hardy vs. Samoa Joe in the Grand Slam World Title Eliminator Tournament.

Darby Allin beats Nick Wayne by submission after pulling back on the arms and stomping Nick Wayne in the head. During the match, Darby Allin grabs a microphone and tells Nick Wayne "You hit like an 18-year-old; hit me like you want to win this!" Soon after this declaration that leads to Darby and Nick exchanging blows and Nick faking a wind-up punch to hit Darby with a superkick, Christian Cage and Luchasaurus show up and guest on commentary for the remainder of the match.

Generation NXT 2.0 - NXT 2.0 recap for September 6, 2022

Tyler Bate heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Tyler thanks the fans from the bottom of his heart for the support through the last six years as well as Bron Breakker, who he says proved to the world that he is "breaker" by both name and nature. He says that as much as he wanted to unify the NXT and NXT UK Championships, the two of them made magic and he is happy to have shared that magic with the fans. Tyler says that his name will be in the history books forever as the first and last NXT UK Champion, and he hopes that he represented NXT UK to the very best of his abilities. Gallus (Joe Coffey, Mark Coffey, Wolfgang) shows up with security behind them, and all three members tell Tyler Bate that he should be apologizing for letting a whole locker room, the UK and Europe down, saying he should be a unified champion as they ask what happened to "The Big Strong Boy." Tyler reminds Gallus that they did not hold up their end of the bargain and asks what happened to "Gallus Boys On Top," and Joe Coffey tells Tyler Bate to remember who he is speaking to, as there is three of Gallus and one of Tyler. Joe Coffey starts a brawl with Tyler, and security cannot do anything as Tyler Bate is ganged up on. Bron Breakker suddenly shows up and powers through Gallus. Joe Coffey gets the Bob and Bang before Tyler and Breakker stand tall. Breakker tells Gallus that they have caused nothing but trouble since they got here, then says that while worlds have collided, they have also unified. Breakker says he will stand with Tyler and kick Gallus' asses.

Backstage, Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince) look at the NXT and NXT UK Tag Team Championship belts and think they are the greatest tag in NXT history. Lash Legend shows up to celebrate with Pretty Deadly. Lash Legend then tells Pretty Deadly that people are making nasty tweets about them and saying that Damon Kemp is getting more attention than them.

In a digital exclusive from after Worlds Collide, Meiko Satomura says that she is disappointed after her loss, she is happy with what she has done in NXT UK. Cora Jade shows up and challenges Meiko Satomura to a match on Tuesday, but Satomura declines, saying she has a match with "a very respectful Roxanne Perez." Cora Jade is livid.

Nikki A.S.H. and Doudrop beat Toxic Attraction (Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne).

We hear from Apollo Crews, who says the true test of a man's character is in defeat, not victory, and that he sees who he is truly dealing with in Grayson Waller. He says that after the second eye poke, he says that Grayson Waller tried to blind him on purpose. He says that Grayson Waller has blurred his vision, but as he looks towards the camera to reveal a badly reddened left eye, he says he is not afraid of the unknown.

JD McDonagh beats Wes Lee.

Backstage, Tony D'Angelo and Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo have cappuccinos when Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince) show up. They congratulate Pretty Deadly on their championship victory, then invite them for cappuccinos. When Tony D'Angelo asks Pretty Deadly how much it costs and mentions that Pretty Deadly paid Damon Kemp to turn on Diamond Mine, Kit Wilson nearly chokes on the cappuccino and says they won on their own.

Meiko Satomura beats Roxanne Perez. After the match, Cora Jade hits Roxanne Perez with her Kendo stick, but gets out of the ring when Satomura gets in. Satomura then raises Roxanne Perez's hand.

Backstage, Bron Breakker and Tyler Bate talk. Tyler thanks Bron Breakker for earlier, and Breakker tells Tyler that while NXT UK has ended and NXT Europe is around the corner, "you are NXT."

We hear from Damon Kemp, who says that he was not allowed to do anything or have any success in Diamond Mine, and says he beat Julius Creed in college and that Brutus Creed was jealous of him because Roderick Strong liked him more than he liked Brutus. He says that he decided to stir the pot and destroy Diamond Mine from within when he was not allowed the same success as in college, even mentioning that Ivy Nile had more of a say than he did, then brags about now he was not suspected in Roderick Strong's attack and how he could not keep a straight face. He says that he is forever, not Diamond Mine.

Backstage, Rip Fowler and Jagger Reid are approached by Kiana James and her assistant, who take one of their happy face pins only to throw it in the trash, as Kiana says she does not do free sponsorships. Suddenly, Kiana spots Arianna Grace, who has a busy schedule of her own. Realizing that they both have common enemies in Zoey Stark and Nikkita Lyons, the two of them get together for a training session at six o'clock.

Carmelo Hayes guests on commentary for the next match.

Ricochet beats Trick Williams with a Shooting Star Press after telling Carmelo Hayes he has his eyes on him.

Backstage, Tony D'Angelo and Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo get Cameron Grimes' attention, but Cameron Grimes tells him "the answer is no," as he does not need anybody. D'Angelo says he gave Grimes the benefit of the doubt and warns him that the last two guys who said no are not here anymore. Grimes says he is not like those guys, and Lorenzo says it is because the last two guys were respected. Grimes throws the expresso given to him at Lorenzo to start a brawl, but he gets overpowered and put through a table.

We see a vignette for Sol Ruca, who is coming soon to NXT.

Backstage, McKenzie Mitchell interviews Diamond Mine. Brutus Creed says he wants to break Damon Kemp's face and says Damon Kemp is brave in an empty studio, and the next time he sees him, it is on sight. Julius Creed says that this is fuel for the fire and that they will correct what happened on Sunday, then Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince) show up and announce that the stipulation for their tag team title rematch will be picked by the fans. Julius Creed says he will take the rage inside of him out on them.

Axiom beats Nathan Frazer in the first match of their best-of-three series.

Backstage, Javier Bernal heads towards Gallus' (Joe Coffey, Mark Coffey, Wolfgang) locker room and makes fun of security. Hank Walker stops Bernal from going any further, but Javier Bernal says he is a big superstar while Hank Walker is just a security guard. Hank tells Bernal that he can whip his ass any day of the week before calling Bernal a prick to his face, then Gallus leave their dressing room. Hank escorts them to the ring with the rest of security.

We see a vignette for "The Super Diva" Quincy Elliott on his scooter. Quincy Elliott debuts on NXT next week.

Backstage, McKenzie Mitchell interviews Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams. Trick admits he may have lost, but a broken clock is right at least twice a day. Carmelo says that Ricochet does not have what he has - the North American Championship - and when mentioned that he has a fan-picked mystery opponent with the title on the line next week, Carmelo says he is the one who picks the opponent, not the fans.

Tyler Bate and Bron Breakker beat Gallus (Joe and Mark Coffey). After the match, JD McDonagh takes out both Tyler Bate and Bron Breakker, but flees through the crowd after Bron Breakker gets up and confronts him.

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

After Dark - AEW Dark recap for September 6, 2022

"The Premiere Athlete" Tony Nese and Josh Woods beat Storm Grayson and Brandon Gore.

Marina Shafir beats Laynie Luck by submission.

Zack Clayton beats Serpentico.

Julia Hart beats Miss Kate with Hartless.

Serena Deeb beats Sierra by submission.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beat Robert Anthony and GPA.

William Regal guests on commentary for the next match.

Claudio Castagnoli retains the Ring of Honor World Championship against Ari Daivari.

Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 6, 2021

Backstage, we hear from The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods), The Viking Raiders (Ivar and Erik), the team of Mustafa Ali and Mansoor, The Lucha House Party (Gran Metalik and Lince Dorado), the team of T-Bar and Mace, the team of Jinder Mahal and Veer, and the team of "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles and Omos prior to tonight's Tag Team Turmoil Match to decide #1 contenders for the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships.

RK-Bro (Randy Orton and Matt Riddle) head to the ring to start tonight's show. Orton talks about how MVP and Bobby Lashley failed to take the Raw tag team titles away from them due to Lashley's greed, then says they will see who in the tag team division deserves to be next in line to lose to them. Riddle proposes getting animal masks like Lucha House Party (Gran Metalik and Lince Dorado), sick jackets like Mansoor and Mustafa Ali's, going on a raid like The Viking Raiders (Ivar and Erik) or having The New Day's (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) pancakes when Bobby Lashley and MVP show up. MVP tells Riddle to shut up, saying the fans lose IQ points when they hear Riddle rant before telling him to worry about Lashley ripping Orton's head off for last week's "cowardly" RKO. Lashley then says he looks to finish what they started and putting Orton down like the coward that he is tonight. Orton says it has been a long time since they last faced each other one-on-one, and accepts as long as it is for the WWE Championship. MVP whispers in Lashley's ear, then says that last week, Orton hit the RKO out of nowhere, but when Lashley repays the favor, it will be in front of him and it will be at Extreme Rules. Lashley also says he and MVP will get into the Tag Team Turmoil Match tonight as well and become a double champion, then The New Day show up. Kofi says he and Woods will be kicking off the Tag Team Turmoil Match right now, and Woods says he and Kofi will defy the odds tonight just like when he beat Lashley to become the Raw Tag Team Champions.

We get a closer look at The Viking Raiders (Ivar and Erik), courtesy of Progressive.

RK-Bro (Randy Orton and Matt Riddle) watch the next match from the commentary table.

The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) beat The Viking Raiders (Ivar and Erik), the team of Jinder Mahal and Veer, The Lucha House Party (Gran Metalik and Lince Dorado) and the team of T-Bar and Mace in a Tag Team Turmoil Match. However, the match ends prematurely due to controversy. During the match, Woods counters Feast Your Eyes from Mace into a schoolkid pin, and when Woods gets the win, T-Bar and Mace go on the attack. Mansoor and Mustafa Ali show up, and Mansoor confronts T-Bar and Mace for their actions. and Mustafa Ali runs to the ring only to get brutalized like The New Day. WWE officials Sonya Deville and Adam Pearce have to send in security and officials to stop T-Bar and Mace. During the commercial break, Sonya Deville gives both teams levelled by Mace and T-Bar time to recover and announces that the Tag Team Turmoil Match will finish tonight. It is also announced that Bobby Lashley and MVP are now officially in the Tag Team Turmoil Match.

Sheamus beats Drew McIntyre to become the #1 contender to the WWE United States Championship after grabbing the tights on a schoolkid pin after countering the Claymore Kick and after having his protective mask pulled off his face. After the match, McIntyre smacks Sheamus in the face with his own mask, then hits him with the Claymore Kick. After the match, Kevin Patrick interviews Damian Priest, who is laughing at what has happened to Sheamus. Priest says he has seen a lot of matches and even more fights, and tonight's match between McIntyre and Sheamus was a fight. He says that he expects no less from Sheamus at Extreme Rules and that he is going to enjoy it, because he has Sheamus' number and he will leave Sheamus lying on his back while he leaves as the champion.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews Rhea Ripley and Nikki A.S.H. Ripley says her goal is to be champion, after seeing what Nikki has had to fight through, she is more determined. Nikki says they are not flying to any conclusions, and that they want to make this tandem work. Rhea Ripley says that hopefully tonight, the two of them will unleash - as Nikki A.S.H. calls it - "Super Brutality."

We get a closer look at Charlotte Flair, courtesy of Pizza Hut.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews Charlotte Flair, who says that Nia Jax did not finish the job last week and that she is still standing, and that she will do what it takes to keep the WWE Raw Women's Championship. She says that while Nia Jax is not like most girls, she is one-of-a-kind, and that she will take the crown that Nia Jax wants to shove up her royal behind and bash her over the head with it.

Rhea Ripley and Nikki A.S.H. beat Natalya and Tamina in a WWE Women's Tag Team Championship Contender's Match to become #1 contenders to the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships.

In footage from earlier today, John Morrison interviews Karrion Kross for Moist TV. When Morrison asks Kross what makes him tick, Kross thanks him for putting him on the show and says he wants to be described as a man who makes people's worst dreams a reality and that he plans on making him suffer. Morrison takes that as a euphemism of what happens when someone messes with him, and when Morrison asks Kross which championships he is gong for, Kross says he is going for all of them after he wiped Morrison out of existence.

Karrion Kross beats John Morrison with the Kross Jacket after beating down Morrison for squirting him with a Drip Stick.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews Nia Jax, who says she would rather not waste her breath on Charlotte Flair and calls everything she says a defense mechanism and that she splattered her last week. She wishes Charlotte Flair good luck bashing her head in with a crown, because the crown is so far up her royal behind that she can't find it along with her dignity, which she also lost last week. She then says she will walk out WWE Raw Women's Champion.

Charlotte Flair retains the WWE Raw Women's Championship against Nia Jax. When the match begins, Shayna Baszler says she does not know if Nia Jax is capable of beating Charlotte Flair twice in a row like she has, and asks if Nia will either win or choke. That gets the match started with a brief brawl. Charlotte then tells Nia that she can kiss her ass, and when she tries to leave with the Raw Women's Championship, Baszler stands in her way, then Nia pulls her back into the ring. Near the end of the match, Baszler distracts Nia from the ring apron, allowing Charlotte to hit a top rope Natural Selection to retain. After the match, Alexa Bliss shows up on the TitanTron and invited Charlotte Flair to her playground and asks her to bring one of her robes so Lilly can try one on. Charlotte tells Alexa she is not cute and does not do cute, but Alexa warns Charlotte that Lilly has a lot of pent-up energy and that if she will not come to them, they will bring the playground to her. The lights go dark and the first few notes of "Rock A Bye Baby" play, and when they come back on, Alexa and Lilly are right next to Charlotte, who is not amused and has expected her to show up in the ring. Alexa points at the WWE Raw Women's Championship when Charlotte asks her what she wants, and Charlotte tells Alexa that the ring is her playground, not Alexa's.

We see a montage of Reggie's segments from the past few weeks.

Reggie retains the WWE 24/7 Championship against Akira Tozawa. After the match, Reggie dodges R-Truth and lays out multiple WWE Superstars, but is confronted by Drake Maverick! R-Truth nearly hits Drake Maverick, and Reggie runs away as R-Truth tells Maverick his timing is bad before chasing after Reggie again.

Backstage, Kevin Patrick interviews Doudrop, who says karma has a funny way of coming back around on people like Eva Marie and that she decided to capitalize on a rare moment where Eva Marie was in the ring. She then says she is not finished with Eva Marie just yet and that karma is just beginning to come back around, and that she is challenging her next week to a rematch that will be unforgettable compared to last time. She calls the "Eva-lution" an "Eva Delusion," and says it is time to usher in the "Doudrop-lution."

RK-Bro (Randy Orton and Matt Riddle) watch the next match from the commentary table.

The team of MVP and Bobby Lashley beats the team of Mustafa Ali and Mansoor, The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) and the team of "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles and Omos in a Tag Team Turmoil Match to become #1 contenders after RK-Bro (Randy Orton and Matt Riddle) are laid out at ringside. After the match, Omos choke slams Lashley, then Orton hits Lashley with an RKO.

This week on Raw Talk: Damian Priest, Charlotte Flair and Karrion Kross!

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

After Dark Elevation - AEW Dark Elevation recap for September 6, 2021

We hear from The Wingmen ("Pretty" Peter Avalon, "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth, Cezar Bononi, JD Drake). Nemeth accuses Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson) of a "fashion faux pas" for wearing fur, wich they call "murder" on their eyes. Avalon says Bear Country will be getting a hostile makeover, then Nemeth makes fun of Dante Martin's hood, saying it is from 1997 and that Dante was not even born yet in 1997. JD Drake says that the next outfit picked for Dante Martin will be his last.

Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson) beats The Wingmen ("Pretty" Peter Avalon and "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth). After the match, JD Drake and Cezar Bononi attack Bear Bronson, then Peter Avalon says that JD Drake will give a hostile makeover to Dante Martin.

Emi Sakura beats Missa Kate.

Lance Archer beats GPA.

Kiera Hogan beats Blair Onyx.

We see a video package chronicling the feud between Big Swole and Diamante, which leads to a Three Strikes Match. The first match will end in a pinfall, the second match will end in a submission, and the third match will end in a knockout.

"The Native Beast" Nyla Rose beats Laynie Luck.

Anthony Bowens beats Griff Garrison after "Platinum" Max Caster returns and hits Griff Garrison with a fist with his chain wrapped around it as the referee tries to keep Bowens from using the boombox as a weapon. After the match, BRian Pillman Jr. chases Caster and Bowens away with a pool cue before checking on Garrison.

Red Velvet beats Queen Aminata.

We hear from The Dark Order. Evil Uno says that they are one member short - Alex "3" Reynolds - due to his actions, and owns up to that. He says that if anyone disagrees with the decisions he makes for the group, then they need to let him know. Alan "5" Angels steps up and tells Evil Uno that he is not a leader after letting Reynolds walk away and letting Page get beaten up by five guys. Evil Uno says a leader has to make hard decisions for the group and do what is best for them, but Alan "5' Angels tells Evil Uno to wrestle him to prove he is a leader. John "4' Silver and Preston "10" Vance are okay with the idea, as is Stu Grayson, but Colt Cabana and Evil Uno are reluctant.

The Dark Order (John "4" Silver and Preston "10" Vance) beat Isaiah Moore and Travis Titan with the full nelson from 10 to Travis Titan.

Dante Martin beats JD Drake.

Riho beats Skye Blue.

Jon Moxley, Darby Allin and Eddie Kingston beat Chaos Project (Luther and Serpentico) and RSP.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 6, 2019

Havok vs. Su Yung ends in a no-contest after both women spend too much time outside of the ring and Su Yung spits red mist in Havok's face.

We hear from The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander). Page says they are focused on saying farewell to The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) forever and thanking them for putting their careers on the line, as they will put what they love on the line, too. Alexander states that they have put their careers on the line at times, too, and says that after tonight, it will be goodbye forever for LAX. Page says that LAX may have lost the tag team titles four times, but they will only have one reign that lasts forever.

We hear from oVe (Sami Callihan, Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Madman Fulton). Sami Callihan is in a good mood tonight, as they are getting what they need. He states that Impact management will either make "The Machine" Brian Cage relinquish the title or let him kick Cage's ass. In the meantime, Madman Fulton - who is wandering around in the background - will have a little fun.

Naomichi Marufuji is confirmed for Bound For Glory.

Moose beats Fallah Bahh. After the match, Moose puts Fallah Bahh in an ankle lock to send a message to Ken Shamrock.

Backstage, Tessa Blanchard tells Tommy Dreamer that she is sick and tired of dealing with Sami Callihan, and says she wants to deal with him and oVe once for all. When she asks if he is with her, Dreamer says yes.

Backstage, Alisha Edwards talks with Eddie Edwards, who says that he will lighten up on Ace Edwards when a woman in a green dress shows up and tries to hit on Eddie until Alisha stops her. Alisha then slaps Eddie and tells him she hates him. Ace Austin shows up, then Alisha walks away. Austin calls Eddie "a real piece of shit."

TJP beats Golden Magic with the knee bar.

Ace Austin meets the woman in the green dress and is about to pay her off when Alisha Edwards shows up. Austin pretends to talk down to her before running off with Alisha.

The Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the Week is AJ Styles vs. Sting from Bound For Glory 2009.

Backstage, Taya Valkyrie says that everything should be about her tonight, but Tennille Dashwood is here. She then shoots down ideas on what to do from John E. Bravo before leaving.

We hear from Johnny Swinger, who says he is here to chew gum and hop the territories as he works out and talks to some women.

Backstage, Jimmy Jacobs interviews Tenille Dashwood when Madison Rayne and Kiera Hogan show up. Madison Rayne introduces herself, and Kiera tells Tenille not to cut in line. Tenille takes this as a challenge, and this leads to Tenille taking on Kiera - at Madison's slight proposition - next week.

Rob Van Dam beats Madman Fulton by disqualification after Dave Crist pushes RVD off the top rope as he goes for the Five Star Frog Splash. After the match, Fulton goes for a big boot to RVD, but accidentally boots Dave Crist instead. Dave Crist ends up falling victim to the Five Star Frog Splash.

Backstage, Jimmy Jacobs tries to get a word with "The Machine" Brian Cage, but Melissa Santos shows up instead and says Cage will answer all his questions in the ring.

At the treehouse, Trey Miguel shows up without "the stuff." As Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz choke the life out of him, William Mack and Rich Swann show up and put two and two together. Everyone then gets high. Swann and Mack then mentions The Latin-American Xchange vs. The North for later tonight, then after mentioning their recent tag team wars, the five of them party.

At the Deaner compound, Gama Singh says he has a plan to ensure The Desi Hit Squad never loses again. They then head to the fishing pool, and Rohit Raju ends up falling into the pond.

Jordynne Grace meets with Rosemary in her lair to tell her to stay out of her business. Rosemary says she does not take orders from her - and says that this is not even of her own accord - as she only takes orders from "the shadow." She also says that sometimes it takes time to understand why "the shadow" wants her to do something, and states that she would not be "playing" with Jordynne if it were up to her.

Next week: Ace Austin vs. Eddie Edwards! Kiera Hogan vs. Tenille Dashwood! oVe (Jake Crist and Sami Callihan) vs. Tessa Blanchard and Tommy Dreamer in a Street Fight!

Before the next match, Konnan says tonight is do or die time and that LAX (Santana and Ortiz) will not be leaving Impact, as they represent so much more and done it all. He says they will prove why they are the best of all time one more time tonight.

The North ("All Ego" Ethan Page and "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander) retain the Impact Tag Team Championships against The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz). As per pre-match stipulation, LAX are gone from Impact Wrestling. (In reality, they have signed a deal with All Elite Wrestling.) After the match, Konnan, Santana and Ortiz hug in the center of the ring.

"The Machine" Brian Cage shows up with Melissa Santos. Cage says he has dreamed what it would be like to be a world champion his whole life, and after working hard for 14 years, he finally made it happen. However, he never thought that he would be injured and continuously sidelined, and nobody is more upset than him. So far, he has only defended the title once, and doctors have announced that he will be clear in six weeks - just in time for Bound For Glory. He also says that the only way the Impact World Championship is leaving him is over his dead body, and he plans to beat Sami Callihan and defend the title again. He then says that the best part of his injury was that he got to spend time with the person he loved the most. After laying the World title down, he gets down on one knee and proposes to Melissa Santos. Melissa says yes, and they are officially engaged.

Here are the top five moments from tonight's show!

Global Wars Espectacular: Dearborn - The Results

Dak Draper beats Haitian Sensation to advance to the finals of the Top Prospect Tournament.

Josh "The Goods" Woods and "The Last Real Man" Silas Young beat The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas). During the match, TK O'Ryan and Vinny Marseglia show up and watch the end of the match from the stage. Woods rolls The Beer City Bruiser up for the win when their presence distracts Milonas. After the match, Silas initially turns down the post-match brew, but Woods does not. Silas ends up having a beer after Woods hands him one.

Rush beats Triton.

"Overkill" Mark Haskins shows up. He says he does not have a match tonight, but he already has his gear on and he loves competition, so he might as well come and get it. He says he came to Ring of Honor because he loved competition, and that LifeBlood (Haskins, "Overkill" Tracy Williams, Bandido) was forged in the spirit of competition and brings out the best in themselves and everyone they've been in the ring with. As for the #1 contender tournament where the winner gets a shot at the ROH World Championship, he is in it to win it, because he loves competition. As he continues to speak, Rhett Titus shows up and thanks Haskins and all of LifeBlood for restoring the honor, respect and discipline in Ring of Honor, and mentions how he was at the first-ever ROH show hoping he would be ROH World Champion. Along the way, however, he lost his way, but when his son was born, it changed his perspective on life. He then states that if Haskins does not have a match, then they might as well have one right now.

"Overkill" Mark Haskins beats Rhett Titus by submission. Both men shake hands after the match.

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who tell Bandido all they need to know about Jay's prowess in the ring.

The Allure (Angelina Love and Mandy Leon) shows up. Angelina says another week has come and gone with the conspiracy against them continuing, and she says that she has beaten everyone ROH has put in front of her, including Kelly Klein, and says that her victory against Klein makes her best in the world. Angelina then says nobody will give her a championship match, and that she is therefore forced to take matters into her own hands. She calls out Klein, who shows up, and Angelina tells her to give her a championship match. Klein gives her a title match right here, right now, but Angelina says she will not wrestle her in a "trashy city like Detroit[, Michigan]" and would instead wrestle her in a beautiful city like Las Vegas, Nevada before Death Before Dishonor. As The Allure leave, Klein calls Angelina's behavior "typical" before calling her a coward, but Angelina asks if a coward would shake her hand before demanding they shake on it. When Klein goes to shake her hand, she is hit in the face by Mandy Leon while Angelina lifts up the ROH Women of World Championship. Sumie Sakai runs in and goes after Mandy Leon, then fights off Angelina Love before being taken down with a clothesline. Jenny Rose then runs into the ring and forces The Allure to retreat.

Shane Taylor guests on commentary for the next match.

Kenny King beats "Hot" Sauce Tracy Williams and Jeff Cobb in a Triple Threat Match after "The Mercenary" Flip Gordon distracts Williams, allowing King to grab the tights for a schoolkid pin for the win. After the match, Kenny King runs right into a camera after rolling out of the ring, and Shane Taylor tells King that he has held the ROH World Television Championship twice and that he will not hold it for a third time.

Jonathan Gresham and Jay Lethal beat Joe Hendry and Dalton Castle following a failure to get along between Hendry and Dalton.

Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll, Brody King, PCO, "The Mercenary" Flip Gordon) beat Team CMLL (Rey Bucanero, Barbaro Cavernario, Hechicero, Okumura).

Volador Jr. and Stuka Jr. beat The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Vinny Marseglia).

Before the next match, a man in a silver mask shows up and takes his mask off, revealing that he is Alex Shelley. He mentions that the last time in ROH, he was looking up at the lights, but he considers his loss against Matt Taven "a huge win" as he took Taven to his limit despite having two matches in sixteen months and only one singles match in three years. Afterwards, he realized it is a great time in pro wrestling, but at the same time, there were people like "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, "Overkill" Mark Haskins (whom he admits TNA treated like crap), Matt Taven (in a rematch), Jay Lethal and Jonathan Greaham. Gresham shows up and says that while Shelley is talking about what he wants, they were talking about what ROH needs the last time they spoke, as change needs to come and honor needs to be restored. He says that Shelley had the opportunity to do that but dropped the ball when he was needed most. Gresham says he has been here for three or four years and refuses to hand the opportunity over to him, and despite being happy with him for returning, he does not want him boring the fans with his little speech without admitting he dropped the ball. After Gresham tells Shelley he is disappointed with him and tries to leave, Shelley tells Gresham he considered calling Gresham the guy he wanted to wrestle the most and the guy he saw leading the companies, then tells Gresham he is "a douchebag." Shelley then calls Gresham a "puss," then says that while Gresham was busy playing with his action figure, picking his character from a video game roster and studying every move and nuance he made while he was changing the wrestling landscape and making Detroit, Michigan proud, he was making history. Shelley tells Gresham that if he wants a match with him, he can ask him for one instead of being a comp. He credits Gresham for improving on what he did, then says he was the one who laid the foundation in the first place and challenges him to a match in New Orleans, Louisiana. Gresham takes the microphone and almost speaks into it, but puts it down and heads to the back, leading the fans to call Gresham "octopussy." Shelley says he would be shocked if Gresham did not respond, then says that he will "whip that ass Detroit style."

"The Darewolf" PJ Black guests on commentary for the next match.

Bandido beats Jay Briscoe. Both men show respect after the match, then Matt Taven shows up and attacks Briscoe and Bandido with the ROH World Championship. Rush then shows up and forces Taven to retreat before holding up the ROH World Championship.

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Mojo Rawley beats No Way Jose.

Sarah Logan beats Dana Brooke.

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"Reborn" Matt Sydal guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams beats Rich Swann after "Reborn" Matt Sydal distracts Rich Swann to the point that Swann misses on the Phoenix Splash.

We see footage from earlier today of Austin Aries, Killer Kross and Moose entering the arena.

Backstage, Rich Swann is met by "Reborn" Matt Sydal, but Rich Swann tells Sydal to stay away from him.

Joe Hendry makes fun of The Desi Hit Squad (Rohit Raju and Gursinder Singh) on the way to the ring with a music video that also mentions his platonic relationship with Katarina.

The Desi Hit Squad (Rohit Raju and Gursinder Singh) beat Joe Hendry and Grado. After the match, Katarina chews Grado for being an embarrassment who keeps losing week after week, and tells him she does not love him; instead, she is in love with Joe Hendry. After saying that Joe loves her and kisses him, Joe Hendry is surprised at Katarina's actions and calls Katarina the embarrassment in this situation. Katarina slaps Joe in the face and leaves.

Backstage, Joe Hendry and Grado are still amazed by Katarina's actions, and Joe says he should have seen this coming. Grado tells Joe that he knows he can trust him now after this.

The GWN Flashback of the Week is Bully Ray vs. Jeff Hardy for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship in a Full Metal Mayhem Match at Lockdown 2013.

We see a video package chronicling Su Yung's reign of terror in Impact Wrestling as undead bridesmaids surround Su Yung, who has a casket ready for Tessa Blanchard.

Backstage, Bobo praises "The Smoke Show" Scarlett Bordeaux when KM and Fallah Bahh show up. KM thanks her for the advice from a few weeks ago. Scarlett tells them that she loves a man with power who takes what he wants and has confidence, and says she would do anything for a man like that as it is "simply intoxicating." KM tells Fallah Bahh there might be something to that after Scarlett leaves with Bobo.

Eli Drake shows up. He says he has had fun coming to the ring the last couple of week, as they have been dummies who have been trying to impress him and have failed to do so. He then says he feels a bit adventurous tonight, and calls out anybody who wants to face a former world champion. He gets Stone Rockwell, and after some introductions, Eli Drake tells Rockwell not to fall victim to his own ambitions. When Eli asks Rockwell what his last adventure was, Rockwell talks about a train ride to Budapest, then Eli Drake brings out a referee to start a match. It doesn't take long for Eli Drake to beat Stone Rockwell with a single Gravy Train.

We hear from The Lucha Brothers (Fenix and Pentagon Jr.). Fenix says they have been fighting together since they were kids, and Pentagon Jr. sends a message to "The Machine" Brian Cage: if he wants ot know how to inflict pain, they has to team with them. He says that they can beat oVe (Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Sami Callihan) on their own and that they are not obstacles for them.

Backstage, Austin Aries, Moose and Killer Kross are met by Alicia, who is told that she will find out why Moose did what he did last week at the same time as everyone else. All of a sudden, Alisha Edwards shows up and confronts Moose, and Austin Aries tells her to separate the business from the personal as he, Moose and Kross leave.

Tessa Blanchard retains the Impact Wrestling Knockouts Championship against Su Yung. After the match, the undead bridesmaids show up with a casket, lay it down and open it up. As they leave, Su Yung attacks attacks Blanchard from behind and hits her with the Panic Switch. She then places Su Yung in the coffin, but Allie and Kiera Hogan show up and double-team Su Yung, making the save for Tessa Blanchard, who is less than thankful for their help as she says that she does not need friends.

We hear from "The Machine" Brian Cage, who says he saved The Lucha Brothers (Fenix and Pentagon Jr.) because he could, and the lat time he checked, he is the X Division Champion and the measuring stick around here. He says that if oVe (Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Sami Callihan) thinks they can do whatever they want, they have another thing coming as there is nobody bigger than him.

Konnan and King meet in a restaurant, where some older gentlemen are sitting at a table. The man in the center says that this get-together has been set-up because the violence that has been happening in public as of late has been unbearable and they cannot afford this kind of heat. He says that business has been good, and the violation of the G Code is brought up. Konnan chews out King for running Richie over, and King complains about being kept down and crucified for doing the same thing everyone else in the gang is doing, saying he did what he had to be done. The three men at the table converse among themselves, then decree that a cease-fire will continue until October 14th at Bound For Glory in New York City. There, they will battle over who is king of the street there, as The Latin-American Xchange (Santana, Ortiz, Konnan) and The OG'z (Hernandez, Homicide, King) will square off in a final war. Konnan tells King he should have finished him off along time ago, but he let his emotions trick his logic into think it was the right thing to do, and on October 14th, he will not miss. Konnan extends his hand, but King laughs and walks away.

Next week: Kongo Kong vs. "The Machine" Brian Cage! The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) in action! The Lucha Brothers (Fenix and Pentagon Jr.) vs. The Cult of Lee (Trevor Lee and Caleb Konley)!

oVe (Jake Crist, Dave Crist, Sami Callihan) beat Zachary Wentz, Ace Austin and Tre Miguel. After the match, Callihan hits Ace Austin with a piledriver, then says that oVe is the best trio walking the planet today without a shadow of a doubt. As for The Lucha Brothers (Fenix and Pentagon Jr.), their feud will never end and they will do this forever. He proposes making this interesting, and tells "The Machine" Brian Cage that if he wants to stick his nose in their business, then they will never, ever forget.

Austin Aries, Killer Kross and Moose show up. Aries says everyone wants to konw why Moose did what he did last week and standing with him and Killer Kross, and decides to let Moose explain everything. Moose says Eddie Edwards has everyone fooled, calling him a selfish, lying fraud and threatening to expose him. He says that when Eddie Edwards was going though with his issues with his wife Alisha, laid in the hospital with his face broken from Sami Callihan and had issues with Tommy Dreamer, he was there for him, but when he was laying in the hospital contemplating retirement, Eddie was nowhere to be found. He says the only person who checked on him was Killer Kross, who asked him how it felt to be abandoned. After that, he got a phone call from Austin Aries, not Eddie Edwards, who admitted that Moose is talented but would never be the #1 guy in the company or the industry if he catered to the fans. He thanks Aries for being the truth as well as the greatest man that ever lived. Aries thanks Moose for listening to reason, as Eddie Edwards only cared about getting shots at the World Championship instead of Moose, who now has the mastermind of professional wrestling as well as the baddest man walking the streets guiding him. Aries says everything has changed in Impact Wrestling, and nobody is safe and nobody is taking the Impact Wrestling World Championship away from him. Suddenly, Johnny Impact shows up, and Aries calls Johnny a nobody before Johnny says Killer Kross would be more ambitious than to play Austin Aries' bodyguard. Johnny also says he forgot to mention that at Bound For Glory, Austin will be defending the World title against him. Aries says they don't have to wait until Bound For Glory, and asks Moose and Killer Kross to clear the ring so they can go at it right now. Johnny tells Aries he's seen this before and knows that Killer Kross and Moose will jump him along with Aries. Johnny then advertises Boone: The Bounty Hunter, which is now available on DVD, much to the chagrin of Aries, who tells Johnny to get in the ring and stop advertising his movie on his time. Johnny then dares Aries to fight him on the ramp, but Aries refuses. Johnny then tells Aries that he can stay in the ring and prove that "the banana in his pocket is as small as everybody thinks it is." This is enough to get Austin Aries upset and charge at Johnny Impact, and both men brawl on the entrance ramp. Aries, Kross and Moose all get superkicked, and it soon becomes a three-on-one beatdown on Johnny Impact. Security shows up, but they are easily laid out by Moose before he, Kross and Aries place Johnny's head into a steel chair and smash another steel chair into the legs of the first one to target Johnny's neck.

Here are the top five moments from tonight's show!