"These Collision venues have looked unnatural and one-sided in 2025. I thought this weird little venue in Vegas looked bad in the opening shots, but then the wrestling started and they put the main camera on the entrance ramp and it showed all the people, as well as an interesting look to the interior concourse of that building. Crowd was very much not close to the action."

[5.0] "The main event managed to redeem some of the show's overall rating, even though it stumbled early on with a few awkward moments. The rest of the card wasn't awful, but most matches lacked real excitement and felt extremely predictable. I found it hard to get invested in the two eliminator bouts, especially since both ended with questionable finishes - a trend that continued with the Murder Machines' squash match, which could have just been a backstage segment so a more exciting match could have gone on longer. On the upside, although Megan victory was also tainted, it actually helped position Megan as a legitimate challenger for Toni Storm, and their match itself was quite solid with great storytelling aspects."

[8.0] "Nothing too bad, and a really good main event. Collision seems to have finally escaped the rut it was in before the Continental Classic, and with gusto. Good show."

[7.0] "This theater looked very fancy and it's another good looking venue for a AEW event. Some big names were in the show but Swerve's promo and the Moxley attack didn't feel very important, still a little curious of what will happen next week in the world championship street fight but we need something different for the main title picture in a near future. The women's world championship however felt very important when Toni Storm did a great job at selling the threat that is Megan Bayne, who just beat another former world champion. The international eliminator matches were predictable but good, Ricochet got his ass kicked by Shibata and cheated to win, Mark Davis also had a dirty finish after a hard fought battle with Mark Briscoe, who's still one of the most efficient babyface on the roster. Gotta say, I don't have a clue of who will win the 4 way next week to face Omega at Dynasty. I liked that the 2 squashes on this show led to a feud with Brian Cage & Lance Archer and Hobbs & Mark Briscoe. Hologram teaming up with Top Flight looked good on paper but it was a little light in the ring. What really elevated this Collision was the main event, tag team wrestling at it's finest, Roderick Strong & Kyle O'Reilly moving like they're 10 years younger, a very FTR'esque tag match with some great false finishes and saves, the crowd was hot for this one! Adam Cole and Daniel Garcia on commentary were also a plus, building their rematch next week, hope Adam Cole wins. Could be better even for a Collision, it should feel more important when it's a live weekly, but definitely not a bad show."

[7.0] "An enjoyable night of TV wrestling, nothing was amazing, nothing terrible just enjoyable. Good entertainment, and reasonable story stuff. The main event was a little botchy in places, but 4 great competitors who will still put on an enjoyable match, I love Roderick's intensity. Megan is an intriguing Giant of a woman. Hologram always feels one move away from an injury. The Marks were fun, two enjoyable wrestlers. Hobbs looks great, hope he has a singles match soon. Ric and Shibata were just cool to see, Ric is mutch more entertaining as this weird heel character than when he first arrived. As if Ricochet gets to fight Shibata. Wow."

[6.0] "The main event was a banger, as expected really. Moxley's intervention with Swerve was far better, but most of the rest of the show was pretty mediocre to be fair. Not bad but not mind blowing. Hopefully now a few things are moving again we can get back up to speed. Cole vs Garcia will be great and the FTR vs UK rubber match will be banging. 6/10"

[5.0] "The second half of the main event saved this one a bit. The first half of the main event was filled with communication issues and weird moments but they managed to pull it together. Other matches weren't terrible but offered little excitement. The six man tag match felt like the longest match on the show despite being one of the shortest due to the absolute lack of interest surrounding anyone in that match right now. The crowd were pretty quiet on this show but it's hard to blame them. Not much really felt like it mattered even with two "tournament" matches. I did like the venue, though. There was also a little build to Moxley vs Swerve (in case you were wondering if Moxley will keep hold of that belt) with Moxley walking around like he'd shit himself. This show felt so long that I could give it a '4', honestly, because I wouldn't recommend watching it to anyone even if the main event managed to raise the excitement level a bit right at the end."

[7.0] "I wasn't overly excited about the two eliminator matches. Hobbs and Murder Machines were both squash wins. Then the show heated up with the trios match, Hologram and Top Flight knock off STP. Loved watching Megan Bayne. Her matches are great. Quality win over Thunder Rosa, and building the storyline with Toni Storm. Great main event with FTR beating those two overpushed stiffs Undisputed Kingdom. I liked the look of the venue, but the crowd was kind of dull. Tony & Nigel were awesome on commentary."

"6/10 Place setting show for next week's episodes of Dynamite and Collision. Good matches with Briscoe vs Davis (***) even if the finish was a lazy heel team distraction and main with FTR vs Undisputed Kingdome (***1/2) that teases FTR's heel turn further. They may zig instead zag on that turn since it's coming off obvious but I'm locked in for it. Megan Bayne's push is a good idea to spice things up but I'm not sure why she was struggling to beat Thunder Rosa. The show also featured good story progression and match making that will set up the PPV well."

[5.0] "Middling show with a solid opener and a pretty good main event. A below par Swerve promo and a number of decent matches took up the middle in front of a largely quiet crowd."

[7.0] "A much better show compared to this week's Dynamite. Some good matches and angles that furthred on going storylines. Ricochet vs. Shibata was a fine opener. Hobbs looked great in a squash match and then battled against The Don Callis Family following a beatdown on Mark Briscoe. Davis vs. Briscoe was good. Briscoe is always great and Daivs was good here too. Didn't expect him to win. Top Flight/Hologram vs. STP was an okay filler match. Swerve/Moxley was good. Bayne vs. Rosa was solid. Rosa wrestled with hurt ribs following an attack by Bayne early on in the show. Toni Storm confronted Bayne post-match but Bayne got the best of her physically. Megan keeps looking a star, even when put against the biggest star in the division right now. Wouldn't mind see her go full Lesnar '02 and win the title at Dynasty. UK vs. FTR was the best match of the night. Great, great tag team wrestling. Overall: the matches all ranged from decent to great with the main event being the highlight. Some of the angles were good too."

[8.0] "Very good show but not at the level of most Collisions this year. Las Vegas crowd didn't help much but that main event alone was worth the two hours"

[6.0] "A pretty average episode of Collision. Which sucks because they've been on a hot streak lately. It was a 2 hour show that felt like 4 hours. Thank God the tag team match was good or this would've been rated even lower."

[8.0] "A very enjoyable AEW collision, with an absolute stellar main event between two of the best tag teams in wrestling right now, the push for Megan Bayne aswell has been great, Murder Machines have found their way, a shock win for Mark Davis, some great promos and looks all night for Swerve/Toni, Hobbs on tv is also always a thumbs up, just good wrestling that AEW seems incredibly focused on, this is the most focused AEW has felt since the pandemic era of TV, week to week everything is pretty much in line and makes sense, it's all great stuff."