You can still be considered a “good wrestling fan” if you didn’t catch AEW Collision last night from El Paso, Texas.

The show aired on TNT after the NBA Eastern Conference finals, with the Indiana Pacers eliminating the New York Knicks.

Collision featured many international styles, as Kenny Omega learned who is challengers would be for the International title on Wednesday’s Fyter Fest Dynamite.

Brody King, representing the USA, is the first challenger by virtue of his win over Josh Alexander on Dynamite.

Claudio Castagnoli, representing Switzerland, won the Collision opener over Mexican high-flyer Komander.

Mascara Dorada prevailed in the main event over fellow Mexican star Hechicero to grab the final spot in the four-way.

Continental champion Kazuchika Okada defeated “The Five-Tool Player” Anthony Bowens in a non-title match. All In Texas should feature Omega vs. Okada in a renewal of their classic rivalry.

BLESSED ARE THE (ATTEMPTED) PEACEMAKERS

Will Ospreay is still trying to get Swerve Strickland and “Hangman” Adam Page to stop hating each other so they can all fight The Death Riders. Swerve and Ospreay ended up in a brawl.

Page will get a title shot at AEW World champion Jon Moxley at All In Texas on July 12. Mark Briscoe challenged Mox to a non-title match.

WOMEN’S ACTION

Mina Shirakawa pinned Skye Blue, who was wrestling her first singles match in 10 months.

Julia Hart attacked Mina, with “Timeless” Toni Storm making the save. Toni will team with Mina to face Blue & Hart at Fyter Fest.

MORE COFFEE … MORE COLLISION

The Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita & Roppongi Vice) defeated Tomohiro Ishii, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong.

FTR, considering themselves to be Lucha Libre legends, challenged Templario & Atlantis Jr. to a match at Fyter Fest.

Gates of Agony squashed a tag team called Aerospace, who didn’t get a chance to do much flying.

La Faccion Ingobernable defeated Top Flight & AR Fox. At Fyter Fest, LFI will face Kevin Knight, Komander & Speedball Mike Bailey.