AEW is moving venues but remaining in the same city for their Saturday, December 7th edition of Collision. Announced on Thursday by the promotion, that night’s Collision will be moving from the

AEW Collision will take place at a unique venue next month. On Thursday, Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio announced that the Collision taping scheduled for December 7 had been canceled. No reason for the cancellation was given at the time of publication.

Bad news for All Elite Wrestling fans in Ohio as the December 7 episode of Collision in Columbus has been cancelled.

An upcoming AEW Collision episode was cancelled and is now set to relocate. The road to AEW Worlds End was set to run through Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio for an episode of AEW Collision on Saturday,

On4, All Elite Wrestling taped AEW Collision at the MVP Arena in Albany, New York for6. These matches will air on Saturday’s episode. The spoilers, courtesy of PWInsider, are as follows: AEW Collision for6: WrestleZone will have live coverage of AEW Collision as it airs on Saturday evening.

Some folks have speculated this scheduling issue may be partially related to AEW’s new TV deal, rumors of a new show called Shockwave, and what appears to be the end of AEW Ramp

AEW Collision won’t be appearing this December in Columbus, Ohio, after all. The 20,000-seat Nationwide Arena announced on Thursday that the Saturday, December 7th event has been canceled with no rescheduled date.