AEW
A newly formed faction officially made their debut on tonight’s episode of AEW Collision in Chicago, IL (July 26).
Officially named ‘Triangle of Madness’ by Tony Khan on social media ahead of tonight’s show, the trio of Julia Hart, Skye Blue and Thekla arrived on the scene in impressive fashion after forming their alliance the week prior on Dynamite.
Competing in their official in-ring debut as a trio against the team of Rachael Ellering, Mazzerati and Laynie Luck, Triangle of Madness put the rest of the women’s division on notice with a dominant showing, with Thekla picking up the win for her team courtesy of a Curb Stomp to Mazzerati.
After the bell Thekla’s bitter recent rival Queen Aminata, who was the subject of an attack from all three women the week prior on Dynamite, stormed to the ring wielding a steel chair, warding off the Austrian star, as well as Hart and Blue.
However, before long Megan Bayne entered the ring, blindsiding Aminata from behind before laying her out with a Powerbomb.
Elsewhere on AEW Collision, the company paid tribute to the late Hulk Hogan following his passing on Thursday, July 24 – follow this link here for full details.
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