AEW Grand Slam France spoilers for Collision are available ahead of Saturday’s broadcast. AEW taped the October 10, 2026, episode last night, October 6, at Adidas Arena in Paris as part of the company’s first event in France.
The card featured The Young Bucks defending the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Dogs, Andrade El Ídolo defending the AEW National Championship against Michael Oku, and Chris Jericho facing Nick Wayne. Mike Bailey and Lee Moriarty also competed for a place in Clockwork Carnage at WrestleDream, which takes place Saturday, October 17, in Orlando, Florida.
The taping results were originally reported by Catch-Newz. The rundown below includes all seven reported matches and the reported post-match developments.
Here are the full spoilers
- The Young Bucks (c) defeated The Dogs (AEW World Tag Team Championship)
- Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight attacked The Young Bucks after the championship match
- Nick Wayne defeated Chris Jericho. Wayne won with a cutter
- AEW World Trios Champion Swerve Strickland defeated Carlie Bravo. Strickland won with a double stomp
- Andrade El Ídolo (c) defeated Michael Oku (AEW National Championship)
- Tommaso Ciampa confronted Andrade El Ídolo afterward and challenged him for the AEW National Championship, setting up a match at WrestleDream
- “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeated Lee Moriarty (Clockwork Carnage Qualifier)
- Brawling Birds, Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron defeated Sisters of Sin & Divine Dominion (Eight-Woman Tag Team Match)
- Death Riders defeated The Conglomeration (Mixed Eight-Person Tag Team Match)
After the taping
The Death Riders received an ovation from the crowd. Jon Moxley thanked the French fans and encouraged them to make noise to show that they wanted AEW to return to France.
AEW Collision: Grand Slam France airs Saturday, October 10, at 8 p.m. ET on TNT and HBO Max.
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