8 Ups & 4 Downs For AEW Collision (19 August)

4. Finally Something For LFI

AEW Collision Jose the Assistant
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It was a smidge cheesy, sure, but at least this week's AEW Collision finally did something of note with Le Faccion Ingobernable.

While we didn't physically see him, RUSH returned to AEW programming after nearly three months, with him calling Jose the Assistant and having Jose, Dralistico, and Preston Vance brought to Mexico. There, Dralistico and Vance were kidnapped by several masked men.

This could end up being awful, it could end up being great, but for now it's at least positive to know that RUSH and LFI are in the thoughts of Tony Khan. It's just a shame the group didn't come to Andrade El Idolo's side during his recent battles with House of Black.

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