AEW has confirmed its second annual Women’s Blood and Guts match, set for Nov. 4, after a chaotic finish to a tag team bout on the Oct. 24 episode of AEW Collision set the stakes for the brutal structure.
The match was made official when Divine Dominion, the team of Megan Bayne and Lena Kross, faced Wrathlander, made up of Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron. The bout ended in a disqualification after Julia Hart and Skye Blue, teaming as the Sisters of Sin, interfered and attacked Statlander and Cameron. In the aftermath, Willow Nightingale came out to issue the Blood and Guts challenge, announcing that she and the Brawling Birds would team with Wrathlander to take on Divine Dominion and the Triangle of Madness on Nov. 4. During the segment, Statlander and Cameron also pointed out the numbers and alliances working against them, framing the stipulation as a response to the growing hostility between the groups.
The announcement follows AEW’s introduction of the first Women’s Blood and Guts match last year, marking the second time the promotion has staged the steel cage structure for its women’s division. The men’s Blood and Guts match for the Nov. 4 show had already been confirmed prior to this announcement, meaning the card will now feature both the men’s and women’s versions of the gimmick on the same night.
Jay White Reveals “The Last Outfit”
Elsewhere on AEW Collision, Jay White addressed the newly formed alliance between the Bang Bang Gang and the Dogs, revealing that the combined faction will be known as The Last Outfit. The merger followed an attack on the Death Riders during AEW Dynamite, in which the Dogs’ David Finlay and Clark Connors assisted the Bang Bang Gang. The partnership signals a consolidation of two established factions into a single unit under White’s banner, with the new name formalizing an alliance that had been building through recent weeks of television.
Also on the same episode of Collision, Josh Alexander earned an opportunity at the TNT Championship, adding another title implication to the stacked build toward AEW’s Nov. 4 Blood and Guts show. With both the men’s and women’s Blood and Guts matches now locked in, along with a new faction identity and a fresh title opportunity, the Oct. 24 Collision broadcast set multiple pieces in motion for AEW’s upcoming event.
