“Timeless” Toni Storm’s relationship and feud with Mariah May has been inspired by Old Hollywood, so it will have a fitting conclusion at the Revolution pay-per-view on March 9.

Storm wore a neckbrace on last night’s Collision after taking a piledriver from May on the stage.

She said their AEW women’s title rematch at Revolution would be a “Hollywood Ending” match.

That means no countouts, no holds barred, and falls count anywhere.

TAG TEAM GREATNESS

The Undisputed Kingdom duo of Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly kicked off the show with an upset win over FTR.

The Kingdom avoided the Shatter Machine and won the bout after hitting Total Elimination.

Swerve Strickland defeated Clark Connors, who has spent the last few years in New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Strickland and Ricochet will have a contract signing on Dynamite for their No. 1 contender’s match at Revolution.

LAST RIDER STANDING

Wheeler Yuta, the last Death Rider who hasn’t been eliminated by Cope, defeated Willie Mack.

Jon Moxley came to the ring and instructed Yuta to blast Mack with the briefcase containing the AEW World title. Yuta will face Cope on Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite.

MORE BIG BOOM

“Big Boom” AJ of the Costco Guys will return to the ring at Revolution. He will team with Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy against Johnny TV and MxM Collection.

Shane Taylor Promotions had a big night. First, Lee Moriarty & The Infantry scored a quick win over Vinnie Massaro, Dave Dutra & Nick Ruiz.

Later, STP interrupted the TNT title match between champion Daniel Garcia and Adam Cole, resulting in a no-contest.

Queen Aminata scored a big win over Julia Hart with the Off With Her Head kick.

In the main event, Powerhouse Hobbs & Bandido defeated Bryan Keith & Big Bill. Hobbs pinned Keith after a spinebuster.