All Elite Wrestling returns to Cleveland on Sept. 9, and the company’s first appearance in Northeast Ohio in more than a year will feature a new show in a new building with some new faces.
After broadcasting three episodes of its flagship Wednesday-night “Dynamite” from the Wolstein Center in past visits, AEW “Collision” will mark the promotion’s first foray into Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
Unveiled as part of Warner Bros. Discovery’s upfront presentation in May, the two-hour “Collision” was added to an AEW weekly TV lineup that also includes a one-hour “Rampage” on Friday nights and quarterly one-hour “Battle of the Belts” specials.
AEW CEO Tony Khan presented the new “Collision” show to fans as an opportunity to showcase more talents on a quickly growing roster who had become lost in the shuffle. Since “Collision” debuted in mid-June, wrestlers…
