AEW Collision Preview: TNT Title at Stake March 8

SACRAMENTO, California — All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is set to present an action-packed episode of Collision on March 8, 2025, showcasing a lineup of compelling matches, including a highly anticipated TNT Championship bout between Daniel Garcia and ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty.

Garcia will defend his title after the Shane Taylor Promotions attacked him during his recent match against Adam Cole on March 1. This incident has intensified their rivalry, making this title defense crucial not only for Garcia but also for Moriarty, who is seeking his first one-on-one opportunity at the TNT title.

“Tonight’s match is not just about the championship but also about revenge,” Garcia stated in a pre-event interview. “I need to prove that I won’t be intimidated by their tactics.”

Before her title match at AEW Revolution, Momo Watanabe will face off against Serena Deeb, with TBS Champion Mercedes Moné providing commentary. Watanabe won the right to challenge for Moné’s title by securing victory at the International Women’s Cup earlier this year.

“I plan to showcase my skills and send a message to Mercedes,” Watanabe declared. “I’m ready for our encounter at Revolution.”

The Collision card also includes a singles match featuring Hologram against Dralistico, marking their first singles encounter. Hologram boasts an impressive undefeated streak and looks to extend it tonight in Sacramento.

“I’m prepared for whatever LFI throws at me,” Hologram said prior to the match. “This is my opportunity to shine.”

In tag team action, The Outrunners will take on Premier Athletes in a match that precedes their shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Hurt Syndicate on March 9. Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd seek to gain momentum heading into the title match.

“We’ve fought hard to get here, and we won’t let Premier Athletes disrupt our plans,” said Magnum.

In a noteworthy matchup, Roderick Strong and Kyle O'Reilly of Undisputed Kingdom will face The Infantry. In their last outing, Strong and O’Reilly secured a controversial victory over FTR, and they’re looking to continue that momentum against The Infantry.

The episode is set to stream on MAX, with coverage also available on TNT and AEW PLUS. Fans can expect a thrilling night of wrestling action as the card unfolds at 8 p.m. ET.

Wrestling enthusiasts can find additional details and follow all action leading up to AEW Revolution, scheduled for March 9 in Los Angeles.