Winter Storm Threatens AEW Collision: Weather Impact and Show Updates

One Big Thing

A severe winter storm hitting Atlanta threatens to disrupt AEW Collision’s scheduled show at Akins Ford Arena in Athens, Georgia, with over 1,100 flights canceled at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

Why It Matters

The weather disruption poses significant challenges for:

• AEW talent’s ability to reach the venue
• Show production quality and scheduled matches
• Fan attendance and safety

By The Numbers

• 1,100+ flights canceled from Atlanta
• 500+ flights delayed
• 1-hour drive distance between Atlanta and Athens

Current Match Card

Three matches confirmed for the show:

• Chris Jericho vs. Dax Harwood
• Adam Copeland vs. Big Bill
• Mariah May vs. Harley Cameron (non-title)

Direct Response

Tony Khan addressed the situation on social media, stating:
“Winter weather has hit the southeast, but the wrestlers are determined to be here! If flights are canceled, AEW stars will drive in to make sure it’s a great show.

Looking Ahead

AEW management is:

• Seeking alternative transportation for talent
• Planning to announce additional matches once talent availability is confirmed
• Committed to delivering the scheduled show

The Bottom Line

Despite weather challenges, AEW is working to ensure Saturday’s Collision proceeds as planned, with talent exploring ground transportation options to reach Athens.

What do you think about AEW’s determination to proceed with the show despite these weather challenges? Share your thoughts in the comments below.