AEW Collision featured a main event where FTR overcame House of Black with family support and a budding friendship with Daniel Garcia, despite post-match attacks. Eddie Kingston retained his title in a gritty match against Trent Beretta, and Adam Copeland continued his climb up the ladder with a victory and a new submission move. The show also saw Sting & Darby Allin's victory, and Claudio Castagnoli's challenge to Hangman Page. The event was marked by solid matches and storyline developments, setting an exciting tone for AEW in 2024.
Ring of Honor (ROH) recorded several matches for their upcoming TV episode before and after the AEW Collision event in Charlotte, North Carolina. The tapings featured a variety of matches, including victories for Zak Knight, Tony Nese, Kyle Fletcher, The Righteous, Shane Taylor & Lee Moriarty, Cole Karter, Queen Aminata, Taya Valkyrie, Leyla Hirsch & Rachael Ellering, Blake Christian, The Iron Savages, and Christopher Daniels. Notably, Cole Karter's win involved controversy as he secured the victory by pulling Serpentico's tights, leading to a post-match altercation.
On the January 6 episode of AEW Collision, the show concluded with a unique ten-bell salute, traditionally used for memorials, to signify the severity of an attack by the House of Black on FTR and Daniel Garcia after their match. Despite FTR's victory in the main event against Malakai Black and Buddy Matthews, the celebration was cut short by a post-match assault. Julia Hart of the House of Black took control of the bell to deliver the ominous salute as the show went off the air, leaving FTR and Garcia defeated in the ring.
