AEW Collision: Slam Dunk Sunday Review - March 22, 2026

By Graham "GSM" Matthews

The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong) def. Lethal Twist (Lee Johnson and Jay Lethal)

Yes, Strong is now officially a member of The Conglomeration, as he declared in his post-match promo. I mistakenly thought he was already a member months ago before realizing he wasn't, but now he's actually in the group, for however much that matters. Johnson and Lethal were two good opponents for them to share the ring with and beat in a nice match. David Finlay and Clark Connors also challenged Cassidy and Strong to a tag team match, which I don't have much interest in because I thought that feud ended at Revolution.

AEW Women's World Tag Team Champions The Divine Dominion def. Alex Gracia and Vipress

Megan Bayne and Lena Kross work really well together and have quickly developed strong chemistry as partners. This was another straightforward showcase for them as it should have been with them dominating their opponents and winning with ease. The Babes of Wrath want a rematch for the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship, but I'd prefer to see Willow Nightingale move on so she can focus on her AEW TBS Championship.

Tommaso Ciampa def. Lio Rush

Rush debuted this weird, new character in the Blackjack Battle Royal at Revolution and I genuinely have no idea what the hell he's going for. I applaud him for trying something different, but it comes off more as goofy than it does scary or intimidating. Thankfully, he's still a treat to watch in the ring, so when he wasn't doing the dumb antics, he and Ciampa had a quality contest.

AEW World Trios Champion Mistico and JetSpeed def. The Don Callis Family (El Clon, Josh Alexander and Konosuke Takeshita)

Mistico and JetSpeed took the titles from The Don Callis Family, but not these three members. El Clon, Alexander and Takeshita were just thrown together at random because it's not like they team with each other regularly. I was also disappointed there was no follow-up with Takeshita losing at Revolution. It was almost as if that never happened. The match itself was entertaining, if nothing else. This gave me hope that Mistico will be sticking around in AEW and won't go months without defending the Trios titles with JetSpeed, but time will tell.

Overall Show

The wrestling on the whole was better on this edition of Collision than Saturday's, but there wasn't a major difference. Personally, I thought this was the superior show as it felt slightly more important, and once again, it was easy to sit through at only an hour long. AEW doesn't split up Collision often, so for a one-week-only thing, it's tolerable and the shows were solid.

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