Feb 15, 2026
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Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of the February 14 episode of AEW Clash at GrandSlam.
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AEW Grand Slam 2026 Results, Winners, Live Rankings, Reactions and Highlights
Welcome to Bleacher Report Live for the AEW Clash at Grand Slam on February 14th.
AEW takes the show to Australia this week for this special episode and the cards are lined up to ensure it's a must-see event.
Here's a look at what's advertised for the game:
Let's see what happened at the Australian Grand Slam.
John Moxey vs. Konosuke Takeshita
1 of 7 Australian Grand Slams opened with Moxley defending the Continental Championship against Takeshita.
They seemed evenly matched early on, finding ways to counter each other after the first round.They shared a tense moment when Takeshita allowed Moxley to get to his feet after being knocked out cold.
They run and do big places at a time.It feels like a natural progression, allowing them time to sell the bigger moves while also having quick sequences that end with a big takedown.
The two had a great match at the Continental Classic, but this match was even better. Both men look at the top of their game, giving Australian fans a match that would feel right at home at any AEW PPV.
While a decisive finish is almost always the perfect outcome, having these two go to a limited-time draw will make their third meeting feel even bigger when it eventually happens.
After it was over, Mox got in Takeshito's face so Big Take pulled him down and left him lying in the ring.
Result: time limit
Outstanding moments and observations
Children of Wrath vs.MegaBad
The 2 out of 7 Women's Tag Team Championships are at stake as Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron battle Penelope Ford and Megan Bane for the belts.
When the bell rang, Cameron immediately ran to Bayne.Megasus cornered him, but Harley and Willow were able to check with a double team.
This match had good pacing and fun action, but it felt like there were a few too many moments for everyone in the ring, and the referee didn't bother to bring back only the legitimate competitors, which happens a lot in AEW.
The crowd was definitely on Cameron and Nightingale's side, so everyone in the arena was happy when they retained the titles thanks to Harley pinning Ford.
Their celebration was interrupted by the AEW debut of Lena Kross, who helped Bayne and Ford defeat the champion.Kross and Bayne looked thrilled, but they posed together to end the show.
Result: Babes of Power defeated MegaBad
Fun times and observations
Adam Page vs. Adam Page Andrade Idol
The show saw the first match between Page and El Idolo fighting for a future world title shot against the winner of tonight's 3 of 7 main event.
It didn't take long for the two to get into a fierce fight.Hangman was looking for the Buckshot Lariat earlier, but El Idolo had already found it.
Andrade took a moment to take a photo with a fan in the crowd, but regretted it when Paige hit a running boot and took a photo with the same woman.
Andrade has had many great matches since returning to AEW, and Page had one of the best performances of his career in the past year.So this will undoubtedly be a great show.
Callis tried to interfere, but Hangman was able to overcome it and hit the Buckshot Lariat to pick up the win and win the title at Revolution.
Result: Paige defeated El Idolo
Important moments and observations
Orange Cassidy and Tony Storm vs. Wheeler Jutta and Marina Shafir
4 of 7 The next game had an interesting game.Whoever gets the pin on their team loses their hair, so only one member of the losing team was at risk of losing their hair at the end.
Cassidy and Storm didn't wait for their opponents to enter the ring and attack them as they made their way through the crowd to start the match.
It was more of an intergender match than a mixed tag match as sometimes men and women fought each other.Utah also hit a piledriver on Storm at the top of the stage.Luthor took it while the OCs were left alone against the Death Riders.
As we return from the break, Storm returns to the ring and hits a low blow on Yuta before going after Shaffer with a series of German suplexes.
There was a lot of chaos in this match and a few moments that were designed to be more fun than logical.All four competitors put up great matches, but this match isn't for everyone.
Intergender wrestling can be a tough thing to sell on television, but OC and Yuta being young wrestlers helped make it feel like a worthy fight.
Toni beat Storm Zero on Yuta to win and win, which meant she finally had to cut off the hair she'd been growing for the past few years. She tries to bail, but Mox comes out and tells her to face reality.
Result: Storm and Cassidy beat Yuta and Shafir
Important moments and observations
Kyle Fletcher x Mark Briscoe
5 of 7 Briscoe and Fletcher met for the seventh time in a ladder match for the TNT title, a week after Fletcher defeated Tommaso Ciampa, Ciampa defeated Briscoe.
Chicken took control early and took the fight outside the ring, but Fletcher sent him flying off the top of the ladder onto the apron to turn things around.
Ladder matches are always extremely brutal and this was no exception.Both men made good use of the bet and suffered some major setbacks.When we came back from the break, Brisco was bleeding heavily from his head.
While this was a fun mess, it really lacked some of the traditional wrestling matches these two had. It was still a solid performance, but it probably wouldn't rank as the best of the seven-game series. But it was certainly the most chaotic.
Briscoe was close, but Fletcher was able to grab the title, retain it and get the win.
Result: Fletcher defeated Briscoe
Notable moments and observations
MJF contro Brody King
Brody King challenges MJF for the men's world title in the main event of this special series of 6 out of 7 classes.
MJF played his usual game, leaving the ring as soon as the match started so he could annoy the crowd and anger the King.When they closed, the King pulled him out of the ring.
They weren't rushing anything big and they took their time in the first half.MJF began to focus on King's legs, slowing the action for a while.
The feud didn't last long, but they did a good job of making it look like a personal duel.King's popularity saw a huge boost as a result, and doing a great job giving the champion a tough fight.
A lot of things make this match interesting.But the way they tell their story is what makes it great.The way they progress feels natural.And they seem to have more chemistry as opponents than they did in the last match.
There were more exciting moments in the ladder match between Fletcher and Brisco, but putting him in the main event was the right choice.
The Bandido showed up to give King ringside support, but it wasn't enough to win him over.After a tough fight, MJF won with Heatseeker.
Result: MJF defeated King
Important moments and observations
Oxirgi so'z
7 of 7Collision hasn't been as strong of a show as Dynamite, but it's arguably one of the best episodes the show has had since its debut.
Every race we had on Saturday ranged from good to great.There was not a single poor match on the card and no time was wasted with interview segments.In a way, it felt like a mini PPV.
The two best matches of the night ended the show.Moxley and Takeshita started off with a strong match that led to a draw, and MJF and King closed out the show with a fantastic world title fight.
AEW's in-house product is always where it shines brightest, so focusing solely on wrestling this week was a good call.If you didn't see this show when it aired, it's definitely worth checking out the reruns.
