In a shocking turn of events during tonight's AEW Collision, fans were left baffled when the broadcast cut off after just 90 minutes, abruptly leading viewers to the 2022 superhero flick, Black Adam, starring none other than Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

Typically, AEW Collision runs for two hours, but this unexpected interruption sparked wild speculation among fans, with many joking that The Rock himself had pulled the plug on the show.

However, AEW CEO Tony Khan quickly took to social media to clarify the situation. He revealed that the abrupt end was due to "technical problems" affecting the broadcast.

In a statement, Khan expressed his apologies to the fans, assuring them that the entire episode would soon be available on HBO Max and would air correctly at 11:00 p.m. EST on TNT West.

"We’re having technical problems with our studio transmission of AEW Collision tonight! I’m sorry for the inconvenience to all of you great fans! We’ll have the complete show up on HBO Max, and in its entirety on TNT West," Khan tweeted.

The glitch has ignited a flurry of discussions online, especially with the upcoming WWE Money in the Bank event creating buzz.

On top of all this, there's speculation about The Rock's influence on the wrestling storyline, particularly regarding Cody Rhodes. Will Johnson's presence impact Rhodes's character trajectory? Wrestling fans eagerly await answers!