AEW Star Secures First-Ever Singles Victory On Collision

Lena Kross secured her first-ever AEW victory on Collision, a day before the Revolution pay-per-view.

On Saturday, Kross faced Mina Shirakawa in a singles match. As expected, the Australian star dominated the bout using her reach and height to her advantage.

Shirakawa displayed occasional aggression before being powered down by ‘The Colossus’ every time. The Japanese star even attempted a Figure Four Lock, which was countered by her heel opponent.

In the closing minutes, Kross hit a German Suplex on Shirakawa before striking with a big kick and following it up with the Jackhammer finisher.

After the match, she celebrated with her AEW stablemate Megan Bayne, who was not by the ringside during the bout.

Lena Kross To Pull Double Duty At AEW Revolution

Lena Kross, along with Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford, has been involved in a feud with the Babes of Wrath duo of Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron, who are also the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions.

A few weeks ago, while facing the Babes of Wrath for their titles, Penelope Ford sustained an injury after a moonsault attempt. As a result, Kross was brought into the picture, with Ford recovering behind the scenes.

A tag title match was finalized between the two teams for AEW Revolution on Sunday. However, on Collision, Nightingale issued a singles match challenge towards Kross by putting her TBS title on the line, too.

As a result, both Lena Kross and Willow Nightingale will pull double duty during the promotion’s first pay-per-view of 2026.

Their TBS match will take place on Zero Hour before the actual event starts.

Other matches on Zero Hour includes Ricochet’s National Championship defense against 20 other men in a Blackjack Battle Royal match.

Also, Big Boom AJ and Q.T. Marshall will challenge the Infantry duo of Capt. Shawn Dean and Charlie Bravo in a tag team match.