The following pre-taped matches aired on tonight&#8217;s episode of WWE Main Event on Rumble:
&#8211; Sol Ruca def. WWE Evolve Women&#8217;s Champion Nikkita Lyons
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&#8211; Otis def. Ivar (of The War Raiders)
&#8211; Lola Vice def. Lyra Valkyria
This was Lyra&#8217;s 7th straight loss.
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&#8211; Judgment Day (Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) def. LWO (Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro)

WWE Main Event Results – Lyra Valkyria Loses Again

&#8211; AEW World Championship Match: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher
&#8211; AEW International Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Copeland
&#8211; AEW National Championship Match: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov
&#8211; Texas Deathmatch For The AEW Trios Championship: &#8220;Hangman&#8221; Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and ROH World Champion Bandido) (c) vs. Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Kofi and Austin Creed)
&#8211; Anarchy In The Arena Match: Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Gabe Kidd, and Daniel Garcia) and The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O&#8217;Reilly, and Roderick Strong) vs. The Cut (Jay White, David Finlay, Ace Austin, Clark Connors, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn)
&#8211; AEW Women&#8217;s World Championship Match: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Marina Shafir
&#8211; AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: The Young Bucks (c) vs. Davis and Doyle (Mark Davis and Jake Doyle)
&#8211; AEW Women&#8217;s Tag Team Championship Match: The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) (c) vs. Wrathlander (Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron)
&#8211; TBS Championship Triple Threat Match: Queen Aminata (c) vs. Persephone vs. Maya World [Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show]

Updated Card For AEW Full Gear 2026

Tonight&#8217;s AEW Dynamite + Collision 3-hour special took place at the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah (go-home show before Full Gear on November 14). Below are the results:
<h1>Dynamite Results</h1>
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<li>Recap of the prior week’s Blood &amp; Guts. Never-before-seen backstage footage: Will Ospreay confronted Adam Copeland (with Young Bucks and Steven Borden present) over surrendering despite the team’s agreement not to. Copeland defended the decision (citing career-ending injuries, neck issues, and wanting the others to stay healthy long-term), then walked off.</li>
<li>Will Ospreay (AEW World Champion) &amp; Kyle Fletcher came face-to-face. Fletcher (with Don Callis) thanked Ospreay for his career path and titles but demanded credit for Ospreay’s neck injury (Tiger Drivers, etc.) and said he would still do the same. Ospreay admitted the injury’s impact but noted he still beat Fletcher twice while compromised, played All In footage of Fletcher/Davis stepping aside, and pressed Fletcher on his feelings. Fletcher admitted jealousy of Ospreay’s dream moment but insisted it turned to determination to take everything. Ospreay said they are not equals (5-1 record) and he would put Fletcher down; Fletcher slapped him and goaded a reaction. Ospreay stayed composed and walked away.</li>
<li>Veterans Day video package honoring roster members with military service (e.g., Bobby Lashley, Swerve Strickland, others).</li>
<li>Backstage: Wrathlander (Harley Cameron &amp; Kris Statlander) and Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter &amp; Alex Windsor) argued/tension after Blood &amp; Guts regarding readiness for Full Gear.</li>
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Match 1: Brodido (Bandido &amp; Brody King) vs. The New Level (Kofi Kingston &amp; Austin Creed) ended in a Double count-out / no contest. Post-bell, Kofi put Brody through a table with a crossbody; security involved as the fight continued (builds to the Trios Texas Death Match at Full Gear involving Hangman Page/Swerve Strickland).
Match 2: David Finlay def. Orange Cassidy — Finlay won by pinfall (shillelagh shot behind the referee’s back while the ref dealt with a chair). Conglomeration (Strong, O’Reilly) and Cut/Gunns involvement post-match; Clark Connors speared Cassidy.
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<li>Backstage: Andrade El Idolo (with framed World Title shot contract) expressed dissatisfaction over losing the National Title but vowed to become the first Latino AEW World Champion.</li>
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Match 3: Persephone (w/ Britt Baker) def. Gypsy Mac — Persephone won quickly. Persephone continued showing frustration over TBS Title loss.
Match 4: Match 5 of Best of 5 Series — Motor City Machine Guns def. FTR. Series final: MCMG won 3-2. They earned a future AEW World Tag Team Title shot. Both teams showed respect after the match.
Match 5: AEW National Championship — Tommaso Ciampa (c) def. “Speedball” Mike Bailey to retain the title. Post-match: Ilja Dragunov appeared, confronted Ciampa, and the Full Gear National Title match (Ciampa vs. Dragunov) was made official.
Match 6 (Dynamite main event / mixed tag): AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley &amp; Marina Shafir (Death Riders) def. Jay White &amp; AEW Women&#8217;s World Champion Mercedes Moné (The Cut) — Death Riders won by submission (Shafir made Moné tap to the Brutalizer). Post-match: Moné applied the Statement Maker; factions brawled (builds to Anarchy in the Arena).
<h1>Collision Results</h1>
Match 7: The Young Bucks &amp; “Jungle” Jack Perry def. Don Callis Family (Brian Cage, El Clon &amp; Kevin Knight).
Match 8: Wardlow def. Nick Comoroto. Post-match: Davis &amp; Doyle joined in destroying Comoroto’s allies.
Match 9: ROH World Tag Team Championship — El Sky Team / Mistico &amp; Mascara Dorada (c) def. The Swirl (Blake Christian &amp; Lee Johnson) to retain the titles. Post-match: Nick Wayne interrupted, boasted about “winmaxxing” and two wins over Chris Jericho.
Match 10 (Collision main event): TBS Championship Triple Threat — Queen Aminata (c) def. Skye Blue and Hyan to retain the title. Post-match: Britt Baker distracted; Persephone attacked from behind. Maya World made the save. A TBS Championship Three-Way between Queen Aminata, Persephone, and Maya World was announced for Saturday&#8217;s Full Gear Tailgate Brawl pre-show.

AEW Dynamite + Collision Resuts – More Matches Set For Full Gear

John Cena said he views his WrestleMania 41 match with Cody Rhodes as a failure, but also as an important lesson about taking chances and responding to disappointment.
Speaking to Uncrowned while discussing his 2025 retirement run, Cena said the match is something he now points to when talking with younger talent about not being afraid to fail.
“I think it’s a great template for when I talk to young talent, and I try to do this all the time, I remind them to swing big and don’t be afraid to fail. A lot of them think I’m talking from a glass house of like, ‘Yeah, sure, it must be easy for you, because you never fail.’ And then I’ll look back, especially on that last year because the retirement tour did have a lot of eyes, and I’ll say I took a big swing at WrestleMania and we stunk up the joint. We failed.”
Cena said he and Rhodes moved forward after the match and adjusted creatively, leading to what he described as a stronger finish at SummerSlam.
“But what did I do? I got back up, we dusted ourselves off, course-corrected the ship, and we culminated with a fantastic finishing of the story, as Cody would put it, at SummerSlam.”
He also said he appreciated the creative risk taken with the match and felt it succeeded in generating discussion, whether fans praised it or criticized it.

John Cena Says WrestleMania 41 Match With Cody Rhodes Was A Failure

Jeff Cobb (fka JC Mateo) said he rejected a 2021 WWE approach after a Zoom call with then-talent development executive Canyon Ceman did not sit well with him.
Speaking on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Cobb said WWE contacted him three times before he eventually signed in 2025. He said the second approach came in 2021, when Ceman outlined NXT pay tiers during a video call.
Cobb said the setting of the call immediately stood out to him.
“The first thing that turned me off was like Zoom call, and he was in a bed just wearing like a white T-shirt and shorts,” Cobb said. “When he called me and he was in the bed in a boxer shorts and a T-shirt, I was like, ‘What the hell?&#8217;”
Cobb said one remark during the conversation ended any interest he had in the offer.
“The one line that got me that made me say no was he’s like, ‘Well, you know, like, unlike other companies, we pay our talent during the pandemic,&#8217;” Cobb said. “And I said, you know, like, ‘You didn’t have to say that line.’ Like, that turned me off. I was like, ‘Well, I don’t really want to work with somebody like that who’s going to make a statement like that.’ So, I said no.”
Ceman, who was WWE’s vice president of talent development at the time, left the company later in 2021.
Cobb said WWE had first reached out after his AEW Dynamite debut in February 2020, but he had already signed a one-year deal with NJPW. By the next time WWE checked in, he said he had signed a three-year NJPW deal. He later said William Regal called to tell him Triple H wanted him, which led to another Zoom call and eventually his decision to join WWE in 2025.
Cobb debuted at Backlash on May 10, 2025, aligning with Solo Sikoa’s group and helping Jacob Fatu retain the United States Championship. WWE released him on May 2, 2026, and he returned to NJPW at the G1 Climax 36 final in August.

Jeff Cobb / JC Mateo Reveals Why He Rejected WWE’s Offer In 2021

Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer has clarified the injuries suffered by Bronson Reed at WWE Crown Jewel 2026.
According to Alvarez, Reed has multiple broken ribs and a lacerated kidney, not a punctured lung.
Reed was injured on November 7 in Riyadh when Oba Femi slammed him off the stage onto production equipment during the World Tag Team Championship match.
According to Fightful Select, he remained hospitalized in Saudi Arabia afterward, with WWE medical staff and a top international executive staying with him.

Update On Bronson Reed’s Crown Jewel Injury

On November 11, 2005, World Wrestling Entertainment aired an episode of their weekly TV show &#8216;WWE Friday Night SmackDown!&#8217;.
It was broadcasted from the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana and featured pre-taped matches, interviews &amp; storyline segments on the road to the &#8216;WWE Survivor Series 2005&#8217; PPV.
This show featured the final match of Eddie Guerrero&#8217;s legendary career. You can watch the complete match in the Videos Section of our App.
Here&#8217;s the match-card for this show:
&#8211; Rey Mysterio vs. Randy Orton
&#8211; Bobby Lashley vs. Orlando Jordan
&#8211; Eddie Guerrero vs. Mr. Kennedy (Eddie&#8217;s final match)
&#8211; Pierrothito vs. Buzz Stone
&#8211; JBL vs. Chris Benoit

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Updated Card For AEW Full Gear 2026

AEW Dynamite + Collision Resuts – More Matches Set For Full Gear

John Cena Says WrestleMania 41 Match With Cody Rhodes Was A Failure

Jeff Cobb / JC Mateo Reveals Why He Rejected WWE’s Offer In 2021

Update On Bronson Reed’s Crown Jewel Injury

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