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    AEW Sets Special Thanksgiving Night Collision Broadcast

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    AEW Sets Special Thanksgiving Night Collision Broadcast

    AEW has announced a special Thanksgiving edition of Collision, scheduled to be taped on November 25 following the Thanksgiving Eve broadcast of Dynamite and air on the holiday itself.

    The accompanying social media video is narrated by Tony Schiavone and features appearances from multiple AEW talents, including cameos from non-contracted wrestlers Scott Garland (formerly Scotty 2 Hotty), Curry Man, and Glacier.

    Despite the schedule change, Collision will continue to air at its regular 8:00 p.m. Eastern timeslot on TNT and HBO Max.

    The events will take place at LFCU Arena in Omaha, Nebraska.



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