AEW has added a pivotal face-to-face encounter between AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher to its November 11 Dynamite/Collision special.
The live three-hour program will serve as AEW’s final show before Full Gear, where Ospreay is scheduled to defend the AEW World Championship against Fletcher. With the title bout now looming, the November 11 appearance gives both champion and challenger a final opportunity to address one another in the same ring before their championship collision.
Two matches were also confirmed for the special following the November 7 edition of Collision. Brodido, the team of Bandido and Brody King, will meet New Level, made up of Austin Creed and Kofi. In addition, Mercedes Mone and Jay White will join forces against Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley in mixed tag team action.
Ospreay and Fletcher get one last major moment before Full Gear
The Ospreay-Fletcher face-to-face is the central non-wrestling segment currently announced for November 11, and its placement on the final television event before Full Gear is significant. Ospreay will enter the pay-per-view as AEW World Champion, while Fletcher is set to challenge him for the promotion’s top prize.
For more background on this topic, read Tommaso Ciampa Defeats Andrade El Idolo to Win AEW National Championship on Collision.
AEW has not announced a match between Ospreay and Fletcher for the November 11 broadcast. Instead, the two are scheduled to meet in a face-to-face setting. That format places the attention squarely on the verbal confrontation and the tension surrounding the impending title defense rather than adding another in-ring chapter before Full Gear.
For Ospreay, the appearance comes with the responsibility of representing the AEW World Championship in the final stretch before one of his biggest scheduled defenses. For Fletcher, it is a chance to stand opposite the champion immediately before he gets his opportunity to take the title. The segment could provide important clarity on the stakes, mindset, and intensity heading into the pay-per-view, though AEW has not disclosed further details about how the confrontation will unfold.
There is also an unavoidable sense of volatility whenever a championship rivalry reaches its final television stop before a major event. A face-to-face can remain a conversation, but it can also become a platform for a message, a warning, or a physical escalation. Nothing beyond the announced segment has been confirmed, but the possibility of a heated exchange will make the encounter one of the most closely watched portions of the three-hour broadcast.
With no additional Ospreay-Fletcher match set for the special, AEW is preserving the full in-ring payoff for Full Gear. The November 11 segment is therefore positioned less as a preview bout and more as a final direct confrontation: champion and challenger, in the same building, with the AEW World Championship set to be decided next.
Brodido faces New Level in tag team action
AEW has also made official a tag team match pitting Brodido against New Level. Brodido will be represented by Bandido and Brody King, while Austin Creed and Kofi will compete as New Level.
The match brings together four notable performers in a contest built around contrasting pairings. Bandido and Brody King enter as the established Brodido tandem, while Creed and Kofi will look to make their mark as New Level on a loaded pre-Full Gear card. With the program stretching across Dynamite and Collision for three live hours, the tag bout adds another featured matchup to an event that is already centered around a world-title showdown on the horizon.
Tag team matches can shift momentum quickly, particularly when each side features wrestlers with different strengths and approaches. Bandido and Brody King will have to operate as a unit against Creed and Kofi, who are likewise tasked with showing the cohesion needed to overcome a formidable opposing team. AEW has not attached stipulations or announced wider consequences for the match, so the focus remains on the result and on which team can leave the final television special before Full Gear with a victory.
For Brodido, a win would reinforce the team’s standing heading out of the November 11 event. For New Level, defeating Bandido and Brody King would be a major statement on a high-visibility live special. The announcement ensures that the Dynamite/Collision card will include a straight tag team showcase alongside its championship-related segment and mixed tag attraction.
Mercedes Mone and Jay White team against Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley
The other newly announced match will see Mercedes Mone and Jay White team up against Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley in mixed tag team competition.
It is a pairing that places four prominent AEW names into one match and gives the November 11 special a distinctly unpredictable matchup. Mone and White will share a side against Shafir and Moxley, creating an encounter where both team chemistry and control of the match could prove essential. Mixed tag rules commonly create strategic pressure around tags and positioning, and this contest puts those dynamics at the center of a major pre-pay-per-view broadcast.
The announcement does not specify any additional stipulations, nor has AEW confirmed whether the match is connected to a bout at Full Gear. Even without those details, the matchup carries obvious intrigue based on the competitors involved. Mone and White will need to function effectively as a pairing against Shafir and Moxley, while Shafir and Moxley will look to impose their own approach and secure a win before AEW heads into its next major event.
As with the Brodido-New Level match, the mixed tag contest strengthens the November 11 card by giving viewers a bout with immediate stakes inside the ring, even as the show’s broader focus turns toward Full Gear. The four-person team structure also separates it from a standard singles confrontation and adds another layer to an already varied lineup.
Updated AEW Dynamite/Collision card for November 11
AEW’s November 11 Dynamite/Collision special is set to air live as a three-hour event. The updated announced lineup includes the final scheduled face-to-face between the AEW World Champion and his Full Gear challenger, plus two matches:
- Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher face-to-face
- Brodido (Bandido and Brody King) vs. New Level (Austin Creed and Kofi)
- Mercedes Mone and Jay White vs. Marina Shafir and Jon Moxley in a mixed tag team match
The Ospreay-Fletcher segment remains the most direct link between the November 11 special and Full Gear. Ospreay’s AEW World Championship defense against Fletcher will take place at the pay-per-view, making their face-to-face the last scheduled opportunity for fans to see the two rivals interact before the title is on the line.
The remaining announced matches give the card additional range. Brodido versus New Level adds a conventional tag team matchup featuring Bandido, Brody King, Austin Creed, and Kofi. Mone and White against Shafir and Moxley offers a mixed tag contest with a very different structure and a collection of competitors capable of making the encounter one of the night’s biggest attractions.
AEW may yet announce more for the three-hour show, but the confirmed material already establishes a clear direction. The special will act as a final stop on the road to Full Gear, with the world-title picture receiving its most prominent spotlight through Ospreay and Fletcher’s scheduled confrontation. At the same time, the addition of two matches ensures that the event is not solely a promotional bridge to the pay-per-view.
All eyes will be on whether Ospreay and Fletcher can keep their final pre-Full Gear exchange verbal, and on which teams can build momentum with victories on a major live broadcast. The answers will begin to arrive when AEW Dynamite/Collision airs on November 11.
Darryl Polo
Darryl Polo is a passionate wrestling fan covering WWE, AEW, TNA and beyond. He loves great rivalries, breakout stars and the moments that keep fans talking long after the bell. How we work.