AEW Dynamite | Collision Results (09/17/2025): September to Remember—All Out Go Home Show

AEW presented a loaded double-episode special of Dynamite & Collision under the banner September to Remember, and with just days until All Out, tensions couldn’t be higher. From championship contract signings to bloody brawls and wild qualifiers, AEW delivered a night of action that set the stage for one of its biggest pay-per-views of the year.

Hangman Page and Kyle Fletcher: Heated Contract Signing

Tony Schiavone opened the night in the ring for the official contract signing between AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page and challenger Kyle Fletcher.

Don Callis quickly crashed the segment, promising Fletcher was the future of AEW. Page countered by inserting a clause that if Callis or The Family interfered at All Out, Fletcher would not only lose the match but also be stripped of the TNT Championship.

Fletcher signed anyway, vowing he fears nothing and will prove he’s the “Protostar” AEW needs. Page reminded him the morning after a crushing loss will define him more than the win he chases.

The verbal sparring ended with Fletcher promising that Page wouldn’t leave the arena on his own two feet before Saturday.

Jon Moxley vs. Roderick Strong

This was a brutal war filled with suplexes, strikes, and interference. Despite Strong landing an avalanche Olympic Slam and a late nearfall, chaos outside the ring led to Wheeler YUTA tripping him up, allowing Moxley to lock in the bulldog choke.

Winner: Jon Moxley (submission)

Bobby Lashley vs. Toa Liona

In a heavyweight clash, Liona nearly powered his way to victory, but Lashley locked in the Hurt Lock. Liona refused to tap but passed out, forcing referee Rick Knox to call for the stoppage.

Winner: Bobby Lashley (referee stoppage)

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage Face Off With FTR

Tensions exploded as both legendary teams traded verbal jabs. Copeland defended his AEW run, Cage flaunted his wealth, and FTR reminded them they’ve carried tag team wrestling for over a decade. Security couldn’t contain the inevitable — fists flew, and Dax Harwood left the ring bloodied after a cheap shot.

Young Bucks vs. Bang Bang Gang (Qualifying Match)

The Bucks survived Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn in a fast-paced tag bout filled with nearfalls and chaos. In the end, the Bucks nailed the Meltzer Driver to secure their spot in the All Out Tag Title Ladder Match.

Winners: The Young Bucks

Mascara Dorada vs. Beast Mortos (Unified Championship Qualifier)

A jaw-dropping high-flyer battle saw Dorada land a shooting star press for the win. Post-match, Dorada dove onto Kazuchika Okada, sending a fiery message ahead of All Out.

Winner: Mascara Dorada

Women’s Division Chaos

• Toni Storm cut another wild promo before Jamie Hayter, Kris Statlander, and Thekla all confronted her, leading to a pull-apart brawl.
• Thekla defeated Queen Aminata in a brutal No Holds Barred Match, then called Storm out.
• Riho picked up a strong victory over Robyn Renegade with Mercedes Moné scouting from commentary.

Tag Team Qualifiers Heat Up

• JetSpeed (Mike Bailey & Kevin Knight) upset the Patriarchy after Killswitch refused to back Kip Sabian.
• Don Callis Family (Hechicero & Josh Alexander) defeated Top Flight, but a post-match brawl brought out Brodido, The Young Bucks, and Hangman Page. The night ended violently as Kyle Fletcher laid out Page with a brainbuster through a table, holding both title belts high.

Quick Recap

• Jon Moxley def. Roderick Strong
• Bobby Lashley def. Toa Liona
• Young Bucks def. Bang Bang Gang (qualify for Ladder Match)
• Mascara Dorada def. Beast Mortos (qualifies for Unified Title match)
• Thekla def. Queen Aminata (No Holds Barred)
• Riho def. Robyn Renegade
• JetSpeed def. Patriarchy (qualify for Ladder Match)
• Don Callis Family def. Top Flight (qualify for Ladder Match)

🗣️ Wrestling.news | Backstage Take

AEW stacked the deck heading into All Out. The Fletcher/Page contract signing struck the perfect balance of respect and venom, with Hangman trying to mentor the young star while preparing to crush him. Meanwhile, the women’s division stole headlines with Storm’s unhinged brilliance and Thekla’s vicious win.

The night ended with Fletcher’s shocking assault on Hangman — a perfect image to sell Saturday’s PPV. If September to Remember was the preview, All Out is set to be a can’t-miss spectacle.

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