Spoiler On Shock Title Change At AEW Collision Holiday Bash Saturday

Title change to take place on Saturday's episode of AEW Collision

Aidan Gibbons smiling in front of a green screen in an Adidas hoodie

Dec 18, 2025

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Along with a live taping of Dynamite and part one of Collision Holiday Bash, All Elite Wrestling filmed the Saturday portion of Collision to close out the promotion's show from Manchester, England on Wednesday night.

AEW Collision Saturday will feature a shock title change as Mercedes Moné lost another championship, being defeated by Alex Windsor for the RevPro Undisputed British Women's Title. Windsor's win ended Moné's title reign after almost a year, with Moné having won the belt at Wrestle Dynasty on January 5.

Windsor's win, meanwhile, makes her a two-time RevPro Undisputed British Women's Champion. She previously held the title for 769 days between 2021 and 2023.

Other matches at AEW Collision Holiday Bash Saturday saw Jack Perry pick up his first win in the Continental Classic, defeating "Speedball" Mike Bailey. Luchasaurus then arrived in a Santa hat and the babyfaces threw toys into the crowd.

Kevin Knight, meanwhile, picked up a major win in the main event as he defeated Kazuchika Okada. Eddie Kingston also defeated Nathan Cruz in a squash match victory.

AEW Collision will air at 2:30 pm ET on TNT due to coverage of the NCAA College Football playoffs.

AEW Collision Holiday Bash Saturday spoilers:

  • Jack Perry def. "Speedball" Mike Bailey - Continental Classic
  • Eddie Kingston def. Nathan Cruz
  • Alex Windsor def. Mercedes Moné (c) - RevPro Undisputed British Women's Championship
  • Kevin Knight def. Kazuchika Okada - Continental Classic

H/T F4WOnline

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