AEW Grand Slam France gets underway tonight at the Adidas Arena in Paris, doubling as tapings for Dynamite and Collision, with Collision set to air Saturday night. The full match card has been locked in, headlined by Will Ospreay defending the AEW Championship against Kazuchika Okada.
The card also features Mercedes Mone defending the AEW Women’s Championship against Queen Aminata, Darby Allin putting the TNT Championship on the line versus Kyle Fletcher, Bandido defending the ROH World Title against Kofi, and a Clockwork Carnage qualifier pitting Samoa Joe against Jack Perry.
Dynamite Match Card for AEW Grand Slam France
All matches confirmed for tonight’s Dynamite from the Adidas Arena in Paris:
- Davis and Doyle (Jake Doyle & Mark Davis) vs. Death Riders (Gabe Kidd & Jon Moxley)
- Clockwork Carnage Qualifying Match: Samoa Joe vs. Jack Perry
- ROH World Title Match: Bandido (c) vs. Kofi
- AEW TNT Title Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher
- AEW Women’s World Title Match: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Queen Aminata
- AEW World Title Match: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Kazuchika Okada
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