Overview
- Tony Khan confirmed on Saturday that Hangman Page will open AEW Collision live from Roanoke, Virginia on July 11, 2026.
- Page has not been on AEW TV since losing a Texas Death match to MJF on March 15, 2026, a loss that included a stipulation barring him from future AEW World Championship challenges.
- While Page was away the AEW world title changed hands several times and Kenny Omega is the current champion, shifting the title picture Page can no longer directly pursue.
- Coverage notes that Page will need an on-screen explanation for his absence and motivation, and some outlets speculate he could be steered into new feuds such as with Will Ospreay and the Death Riders rather than a world-title program.
- What to watch next: how AEW books Page on Collision and in the build to All In could reshape rivalries, crowd interest, and the promotion’s storytelling going into its biggest show of the year.