AEW Collision 3/15/25

Following a post-Revolution table-setting Dynamite, this week’s AEW Collision will offer more of the same. Exciting and intriguing new storylines, character developments, and contests to satisfy fans on Saturday and then the following weeks. Three matches have been announced at the time of writing. Each has its unique potential. Each has an opportunity to do something interesting for each man involved before, during, and post-bell.

Like in prior weeks, the increasing and last-minute announcements will excite, surprise, and get us fantasy booking. We’re surely going to learn more about key developments. Maybe hear from those victors who missed Wednesday because they were banged up. Collision is more than a place for great wrestling. Great angles, video packages, and moments have one of at least four other signs of AEW’s creative turnaround that I’ve analyzed here.  Teased following their last encounter, FTR refused to shake Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly’s hands after their victory over the Living Legends two weeks ago. Yet, least we forget that it was O’Reilly, who post-trios victory over FTR and Daniel Garcia kicked the hands of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler away in disrespect. Conversely, FTR cost themselves by making the referee restart their tag team match against The Undisputed Kingdom.

Those details, combined with the tenacity The Undisputed Kingdom brought after the match restarted, set high expectations for the sequel. Two victories over one of the greatest tag teams in wrestling history might set the Undisputed Kingdom up for an AEW tag team championship match. It might also push FTR over the edge towards a revamp and a heel turn some fans have been hoping for. Or maybe the series gets drawn. Or history from last time repeats itself but is somehow flipped. The outcome and follow-up are just as intriguing as the match. This feud could be especially interesting considering how this feud could interlink with Adam Cole’s desire for a rematch with FTR’s partner and friend, TNT Champion Daniel Garcia.