AEW Collision to air live from Chris Jericho’s cruise ship on the same day as WWE Crown Jewel

Thanks to the Norwegian Pearl. Thanks to Sixthman. Thanks to Tony Khan for facilitating this. But this is monumental.

We had a Dynamite that we taped. This is live. You’re going to see the whole—I mean, probably the biggest AEW roster that we’ve ever had. You have a chance to see whoever Tony books that night for Collision. They’ll be on the boat. Now, they might leave later on that night, but the point is, the cruise is going to start off with an actual all-star Collision lineup. And then we’ll have the section of AEW performers that want to stay for the whole cruise.

But then we’ve got the entire rest of the roster that you already can see have signed up. And we’ve got the Jericho Men’s Oceanic Tournament. We’ve got the Women’s Oceanic Tournament for our Oceanic Championship belt that we created for the boat. We’ve got MicroMania. You can almost do everything if you really squeeze it all in.

Or maybe there’s some things you have to wait until next time. And that’s kind of how I put together the cruise, where it’s a nonstop barrage of entertainment and fun and things to do. And when you’re done, you’re almost like, ‘Oh, my gosh, like, I need a vacation from this vacation.’

Ben [Pac] was on the second cruise. He had a great match with Mox on that cruise, which I think was actually on the taped Dynamite that we had.

So we’re gonna dedicate this cruise to Pac and to Ben Satterley. We did it with Jay Briscoe when he passed away. He and Mark wrestled each other on the very first Jericho Cruise. So, you know, you got to pay tribute to the fallen brothers and sisters, especially the ones that came on the cruise. We’ll always—we’ll think of something just to make sure that everybody remembers the man that was Pac.”