Tommaso Ciampa is the new AEW National Champion after defeating Andrade El Idolo in the main event of the November 7, 2026 edition of AEW Collision. The show aired on TNT from the Norwegian Jewel in Miami, Florida, bringing a major championship shift to a card that also featured another pivotal chapter in FTR and Motor City Machine Guns’ Best-of-Five Series.
Ciampa’s victory over Andrade was the defining development of the night. Andrade entered the match as champion, but Ciampa emerged with the AEW National Championship, closing the program with a new titleholder at the center of the brand. The result marks a significant moment for Ciampa and immediately changes the landscape around a championship that had been held by Andrade heading into the event.
The card also featured Chris Jericho, Nick Wayne, Mercedes Moné, Jon Moxley, Marina, Jay White, Juice Robinson, Persephone, Mina Shirakawa, Queen Aminata, and the latest collision between the Death Riders and The Cut. With FTR evening its series against the Motor City Machine Guns, the show left multiple stories moving forward while producing one of its most consequential title results.
Tommaso Ciampa Wins the AEW National Championship
Andrade El Idolo defended the AEW National Championship against Tommaso Ciampa in the headline bout. By the end of the match, Ciampa had defeated Andrade to capture the title.
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The available match results do not specify the finish or provide further details on the in-ring sequence, but the outcome itself is clear: Andrade’s reign has ended, and Ciampa now holds the AEW National Championship. A championship change in the main event gives Ciampa immediate momentum, while Andrade now faces the fallout of losing a title he brought into the Norwegian Jewel broadcast.
Ciampa’s win is especially notable because it came on a card filled with established names and intersecting faction issues. Rather than allowing the night’s outside conflicts to overshadow the championship, the final result put the focus squarely on a new champion. Ciampa’s next move, Andrade’s response, and the identity of the first challenger to the new titleholder are now among the questions coming out of Collision.
FTR Draws Even With Motor City Machine Guns
Earlier on the show, FTR’s Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler defeated Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin of the Motor City Machine Guns in Match Four of their Best-of-Five Series. FTR was accompanied by Big Stoke for the contest.
Motor City Machine Guns entered the match holding a 2-1 advantage. The win allowed FTR to tie the series at two victories apiece, ensuring that the rivalry will go to a decisive fifth match. The result extends a confrontation between two of the most decorated and respected tag teams of their respective generations, with neither side able to put the other away through four matches.
The series is now reduced to one final bout. Shelley and Sabin had the opportunity to clinch the series in Miami, but Harwood and Wheeler kept their hopes alive and placed the matchup on level terms. No details regarding the date or setting of Match Five were included with the results, leaving the final chapter to be determined on a future AEW program.
FTR’s victory also added an important competitive thread to a show that otherwise saw numerous personal disputes turn increasingly volatile. While several groups were focused on retaliation and escalating rivalries, FTR and the Machine Guns continued a straightforward battle for series supremacy. Their eventual deciding match will settle which pairing leaves the rivalry with the edge.
The Cut Strikes the Death Riders After Mercedes Moné’s Warning
The Death Riders, represented by Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, and Gabe Kidd, defeated STP’s Shane Taylor, Carlie Bravo, and Shawn Dean. STP was accompanied by Chrystyan XO and Trish Adora.
After the match, Mercedes Moné interrupted the Death Riders. Moné said she intended to embarrass “their girl,” Marina, and told Moxley to keep her “on a leash.” Moxley responded by warning Moné that Marina was the last member of the Death Riders she should provoke.
That exchange was followed by an attack from The Cut. Jay White, The Gunns, The Dogs, and Juice Robinson entered and laid out the Death Riders while Moné watched. The assault added another layer to the existing tension surrounding Moxley’s group, turning a post-match confrontation into a broader faction issue.
Later in the night, The Cut learned that Juice Robinson had been hospitalized. White responded with a direct threat toward the person responsible, saying that whoever attacked Robinson would pay in blood and that the blood would be “freshly squeezed.” The statement leaves The Cut looking for answers and suggests that the group’s conflict is far from over.
The sequence created several unresolved issues at once. The Death Riders had just been attacked by The Cut, yet Robinson’s hospitalization then put an apparent target on someone else. Moné’s dispute with Marina also remains active after her confrontation with Moxley. The events in Miami ensured that none of the parties involved left the show with a settled score.
Chris Jericho Defeats Blake Christian, Nick Wayne Continues to Talk
Chris Jericho defeated Blake Christian during the first hour of the broadcast. Following the match, Nick Wayne appeared in a vignette in which he bragged about holding a 2-0 record against Jericho.
Wayne later competed on the show and defeated Marcus Mathers. His victory, paired with his comments regarding Jericho, kept the focus on his confidence and his stated success against the veteran. Jericho earned a win of his own against Christian, but Wayne made sure to place attention back on their history.
The night also included a promo from The New Level. Kofi and Creed strongly denied that they had been manipulated by Swerve Strickland. They declared that they would go to a “new level” at AEW Full Gear, making their stance clear as the event approaches.
In addition, a vignette aired for Brady Booker. The segment introduced or further highlighted Booker without providing additional information in the available results.
Persephone Defeats Mina Shirakawa; Queen Aminata Makes the Save
Persephone defeated Mina Shirakawa in singles action. The match did not end the issue between them, however, as Persephone attempted to attack Shirakawa after the decision.
Queen Aminata intervened to save Shirakawa, preventing the post-match assault from continuing. Aminata’s involvement put her directly into the situation and may have established another point of conflict following Persephone’s victory.
The post-match save was an important distinction in the segment. Persephone earned the official win over Shirakawa, but Aminata denied her the opportunity to inflict further damage after the bell. With Shirakawa protected from the extended attack and Aminata now involved, the situation has room to develop beyond the result itself.
AEW Collision Results for November 7, 2026
- Chris Jericho defeated Blake Christian.
- FTR, Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, accompanied by Big Stoke, defeated Motor City Machine Guns, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, in Match Four of the Best-of-Five Series. The series is now tied 2-2.
- Nick Wayne defeated Marcus Mathers.
- Death Riders, Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, and Gabe Kidd, defeated STP, Shane Taylor, Carlie Bravo, and Shawn Dean. STP was accompanied by Chrystyan XO and Trish Adora.
- Persephone defeated Mina Shirakawa.
- Tommaso Ciampa defeated Andrade El Idolo to win the AEW National Championship.
By the end of the Norwegian Jewel broadcast, AEW had a new National Champion, a tied Best-of-Five Series, a hospital-bound Juice Robinson, and several factions with unresolved grievances. Ciampa’s title win stands as the largest immediate result, but the coming aftermath for Andrade, FTR and Motor City Machine Guns, the Death Riders, The Cut, and the competitors involved in the women’s division ensures that the November 7 edition of Collision will have consequences beyond its final bell.
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