AEW Collision: Fairway to Hell reshapes titles and sets up Double or Nothing 2026
AEW Collision: Fairway to Hell delivered high-stakes action at the Sofi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The event saw title defences, shocking upsets, and new rivalries take shape in front of a packed crowd.
Several major matches unfolded, including a championship clash that ended with a new National Champion. Meanwhile, future showdowns for AEW Double or Nothing 2026 began to take form. The main event featured Darby Allin successfully defending his Men’s World Championship against PAC. The hard-fought match kept fans on edge, but Allin secured the win to retain his title.
Elsewhere, Mark Davis dethroned Jack Perry to claim the National Championship. Perry, who had held the belt, fell short in a back-and-forth contest that ended with Davis standing tall.
The Divine Dominion also picked up a victory, defeating the team of Rachel Ley and Ruthie Slay. Speedball Mike Bailey added to the night’s wins by overcoming Kiran Grey in a fast-paced bout.
Beyond the in-ring action, plans for AEW Double or Nothing 2026 started to unfold. Chris Jericho announced he would face Ricochet and The Gates of Agony in a Stadium Stampede Match. The Hurt Syndicate has now allied with Jericho, adding firepower to his team.
Jack Perry, fresh off his title loss, offered to join Jericho’s side—bringing The Young Bucks and Kenny Omega with him. The Elite’s involvement ensures the match will be a chaotic, star-studded clash at next year’s pay-per-view. The event reshaped AEW’s championship landscape, with Davis now holding the National Championship and Allin keeping his world title. Attention now shifts to Double or Nothing 2026, where Jericho’s expanded team will battle Ricochet and The Gates of Agony in a high-stakes Stadium Stampede.
