All Elite Wrestling is temporarily changing up their schedule in the coming weeks.
On TNT’s official website, the schedule has AEW Collision listed on both Saturday, March 22nd, and Sunday, March 23rd. The shows are set to start at 11 p.m. EST, after the conclusion of the network’s coverage of March Madness games. Each episode will be one hour long. This marks a departure from the typical format, as Collision is usually a two-hour show on Saturday.
Dave Meltzer commented on the situation on Wrestling Observer Radio and noted that this was an “experiment” for TNT, as they were giving AEW two lead-ins from March Madness, rather than the one they would usually get. (H/t F4WOnline.com)
The Collision episodes will be taped alongside AEW Dynamite at Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Omaha, Nebraska, on March 19th.
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