Tonight's episode of AEW Collision took place at the Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania.

Last week's episode saw Hechicero, Nigel McGuinness, and Kyle O'Reilly advance to the next round of the Continental Cup. The AEW World Trios Championship were also on the line as Hangman Page and Brodido successfully defended the titles against The Lethal Twist.

Tonight's episode saw Daniel Garcia step in for an injured Eddie Kingston to take on fellow Death Rider member Claudio Castagnoli in the Continental Cup. The Conglomeration also faced off again in the same tournament, as Kyle O'Reilly battled Orange Cassidy.

You can check out the complete results from tonight's episode below.

AEW Collision results:

This week's episode kicked off with Continental Cup action as Conglomeration members Orange Cassidy and Kyle O'Reilly went one-on-one. The finish saw O'Reilly lock Cassidy in a grapevine ankle lock to score the victory via submission.

Booking Grade: 10/10

• Very fun opening contest
• This was a match that could have truly gone either way
• O'Reilly showed concern for his friend, but didn't allow it to cost him the win

A backstage segment airs that took place after Wednesday night's episode of Dynamite. Renee Paquette was in the trainer's room with Nigel McGuinness. Will Ospreay came in to get ice for his back and the two men in their own way helped put things into perspective for each other heading into All In: London next weekend. This was very well done.

Divine Dominion don't get paid by the hour

Back in the ring, AEW Women's World Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion compete in a five-minute challenge against Erica Leigh and Tiara James. This was a complete squash match for the champions that lasted less than two minutes.

Booking Grade: 6/10

• They really need to put some credible opponents in these five minute challenges to make them more credible
• Multiple squash matches in succession for title holders feels lazy
• Divine Dominion using Two Birds, One Stone in this match was a nice tough

A video package for Jungle Jack Perry airs where he challenges Swerve Strickland to a match this Wednesday on Dynamite.

The Death Riders collide in the Continental Cup

In the final match of this round of the Continental Cup, Claudio Castagnoli went one-on-one with Daniel Garcia. The match was originally set to be between Castagnoli and Eddie Kingston, but an injury forced Kingston out of the tournament. The finish of the match saw Castagnoli lock Garcia in the Sharpshooter to win the match via submission.

Booking Grade: 8/10

• The winner of this match was never in doubt
• Garcia made the most of an opportunity he wasn't supposed to be in
• It would have been better to book someone whom the fans believed had a shot at winning

It's announced that the semi-finals of the Continental Cup will see Kyle O'Reilly take on Nigel McGuinness while Jon Moxley takes on Claudio Castagnoli.

A video package airs for The Dogs, highlighting Gabe Kidd's return to the company earlier this week on Dynamite.

The business relationship between the Hurt Syndicate and Shane Taylor Promotions continues

We get another squash match that saw The Hurt Syndicate and Lee Moriarty of Shane Taylor Promotions defeat Ryan O'Neil, Nic Nolan, and Matt Mako. Moriarty got the victory for the team after Lashley and Benjamin did all the work and then left.

After the match, Shane Taylor cut a promo calling out any trio to come out and face him and The Infantry. The Bang Bang Gang answered the challenge, leading to an impromptu matchup. The finish saw Jay White hit Carlie Bravo with the Bladerunner to score the pinfall victory for his team.

Jay White cuts a promo following the match, making it clear they're going to be involved in whatever this multi-man trios match is at All In next weekend.

Booking Grade: 7.5/10

• Yet another squash match... but it had a nice twist
• There seems to be a story that's being built between the two groups with how the Hurt Syndicate was used here
• Bridging a squash match into a match of substance is exactly how it should be done

The Conglomeration is ready for All In: London

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviewed the Conglomeration. The interview focused mainly on Kyle O'Reilly and Willow Nightingale, who highlighted their upcoming matches. O'Reilly will face McGuinness this Wednesday on Dynamite. At the same time, Nightingale defends the title against Maya World in the main event of tonight's show before heading to All In for her match with Mercedes Moné.

Back in the ring, Tommaso Ciampa teamed with Nick Wayne to take on Komander and Speedball Mike Bailey. The finish of the match saw Wayne hit Komander with the Protoplex to score the pinfall victory for his team.

Booking Grade: 9/10

• This was a fantastic tag match
• A great way to build the hype for the Casino Gauntlet match next weekend
• I believe we'll see all four of these men compete in the Casino Gauntlet

Champion versus champion in the main event

In the main event of the evening, Willow Nightingale defended the AEW Women's World Championship against TBS Champion Maya World. The finish of the match saw Nightingale catch World with a backslide pin to score the victory.

Booking Grade: 8/10

• Fun main event
• Nightingale should have won with her finish
• Felt weird to put the TBS Champion in a losing position heading into AEW's biggest PPV of the year

Willow Nightingale celebrated her victory as AEW Collision went off the air.

AEW Collision quick results:

• Kyle O'Reilly defeated Orange Cassidy to advance to the semi-finals of the Continental Cup

• Divine Dominion defeated Erica Leigh and Tiara James

• Claudio Castagnoli defeated Daniel Garcia to advance to the semi-finals of the Continental Cup

• The Hurt Syndicate and Lee Moriarty defeated Ryan O'Neil, Nic Nolan, and Matt Mako

• Jay White and The Gunns of the Bang Bang Gang defeated Shane Taylor Promotions

• Nick Wayne and Tommaso Ciampa defeated Komander and Speedball Mike Bailey

• Willow Nightingale defeated Maya World to retain the AEW Women's World Championship