Tonight, AEW followed up on its revolution pay-per-view with an episode of collision.

They called it dynamite, but it was basically collision in disguise.

If you were looking for an exciting follow-up to the pay-per-view from Sunday, we had a main event tonight of Orange Cassidy against Etcacerro.

It's really all I need to say.

Orange Cassidy was on the pre-show on Sunday, tagging with the Costco guys, coming out with the Rizzler.

And tonight here on this show, he was in the main event.

It was one of two matches that we had tonight in the International Championship Eliminator tournament,

because Kenny Omega is the final boss.

And so as was the case with Revolution, where the champion actually had to win the right

to try to defend his title against Kenny at the

pay-per-view. We have a whole bunch of men in this tournament who were fighting for the right

to challenge Kenny Omega for the international championship at Dynasty coming up on April 6th.

And so Orange Cassidy and Etcacero was one of those matches tonight.

And yeah, that was in the main event.

That was the main event of the show.

That was the last thing that we saw when this show went off the air tonight.

Amazing.

What this show did tonight, and it was a struggle, I will say, it was a struggle, you know, sitting here going through a good chunk of the show, just kind of waiting to see what was coming up an hour number two that we didn't

see an hour number one. And it just, again, when I say collision, it's not even meant to just be funny.

I mean, that's legitimately what this show felt like tonight.

But what this show did, the purpose of the show, looking back here tonight of what they did,

was to set up several directions for the future.

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