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AEW All Out 2025 Results: Hangman Retains, Statlander Crowned Women's Champion

All eyes are on AEW All Out 2025.
Lyric Swinton|
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All eyes were on Toronto's Scotiabank Arena as AEW presented the seventh edition of All Out and the first to be held outside of the Chicago area since 2020.

Between WWE Wrestlepalooza and college football, there was a lot of competition for the fans' attention, but AEW put together a huge card with major title defenses from both world champions, the PPV in-ring returns of fan favorites Eddie Kingston and Riho, a two-decades in the making Toronto reunion for Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, plus so much more.

The show also marked the first AEW PPV to be available live on HBO Max. To further celebrate the strengthening relationship between AEW and Warner Bros Discovery, the pre-show for All Out was held as a Tailgate Brawl special and aired live on TNT and HBO Max at 2 p.m. EST.

Major highlights from the show included AEW Men's World Champion Hangman Adam Page retaining his title against TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher in an epic main event. Also, Kris Statlander pinned "Timeless" Toni Storm in a 4-way clash to become the new AEW Women's World Champion. Statlander is also the first woman in AEW to hold both the TBS and Women's World titles.

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defeated Copeland's former friends, FTR, in the show's opener, which featured the AEW debut of Beth Copeland (formerly known as Beth Phoenix).

Here's all the AEW All Out 2025 results and highlights:

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- The show kicked off with an entrance from Bryan Danielson heading to the commentary desk in front of a sold out Scotiabank Arena.

- Adam Copeland and Christian Cage vs. FTR will open the show. Before the match, we saw Copeland and Christian entering the arena and running into Canadian legends Wendel Clark, Bubbles, and the Green Bastard. What a time to be alive folks.

-Dax Harwood is starting off the match for FTR with a noticeably taped up nose after it busted in a brawl with C & C at September To Remember.

- Adam Copeland hit Cash Wheeler with a Five Knuckle Shuffle/Attitude Adjustment combo. (No, seriously.)

-Copeland and Christian put FTR in sharpshooters simultaneously as an homage to Canadian legend Bret Hart. Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood started slapping each other to make sure the other didn't tap out.

- In an homage to each other, Copeland and Christian did each other's finishers on FTR before going for the pins. They seemed like they were about to win before Stokely interfered. Then, BETH COPELAND (formerly known as Beth Phoenix) made her AEW debut to spear Stokely and haul him out of the arena.

- With a vicious spear, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage secured the win over FTR. Beth Copeland came bck out to celebrate with the team but then Kip Sabian, Mother Wayne, and Nick Wayne came out to distract them while FTR attacked from behind. FTR then handcuffed Copeland to the ropes and circled Beth. She kissed her husband before trying to fight off Harwood and Wheeler but was inevitably laid out by a spike piledriver.

- Up next is Eddie Kingston versus Big Bill. The crowd came unglued for Kingston's return. Eddie is wearing a "Claudio Sucks Eggs" shirt, which is a sign that he still probably hates Claudio Castagnoli...and maybe the Death Riders by extension.

- Not exactly sure what the finish was supposed to be there but Eddie Kingston defeated Big Bill after a hard-hitting sprint of a match. Bryan Keith attacked Kingston following the match and Big Bill followed suit. The lights went out and out comes HOOK to save Kingston and fend off Bill and Keith.

-Mark Briscoe vs. MJF is up next in a Tables N' Tacks match. Both parties are wearing white which is a pretty safe bet that we should expect a bloodbath folks. Mark Briscoe got started early with filling the ring with hundreds of thumbtacks. MJF tried to run away from the ring altogether but Briscoe chased him back in the ring.

- After a struggle from both men, Briscoe was the first to go flying into the tacks. MJF rubbed Briscoe's head on the ring canvas to embed tacks in his forehead.

- Briscoe continued to take the brunt of the tacks early on before finally turning the tables (figuratively) to launch MJF into the tacks and into a table on the outside of the ring (literally).

- Briscoe introduced a thumbtack covered steel chair into the match but MJF ended up using it on him...and driving his skull directly into it. On a scale of 1 to Sicko, this one might break the scale folks.

- MJF has introduced a thumbtack covered table into the match. Briscoe sent MJF through with a Froggy Bow from the top rope. Then he did it again.

- Mark Briscoe finished MJF with a Jay Driller in homage to his brother to defeat MJF in the first Tables N' Tacks match and gain revenge for his family. That was beautiful bloody pro wrestling violence.

- Ricochet and GOA vs. The Hurt Syndicate are up in trios action.

- In the words of a great prophet named Big E, this is classic "big meaty men slapping meat". The Hurt Syndicate is throwing Ricochet and GOA all over the ring, and their opponents are fighting back with their speed and agility.

- Ricochet pinned MVP once The Hurt Syndicate's spokesman was isolated in the ring, ensuring victory for his team.

- The TBS title match between Mercedes Moné and Riho is kicking off. In today's superstar entrance, Mercedes has shirtless male models wearing her other eight belts.

- Riho is playing mind games with Mercedes early on, even doing a CEO dance of her own.

- The CEO has taken a vicious turn, trapping Riho in the ring apron and barreling her chest with harsh forearms. She followed it with a meteora off the commentary table.

- This is a rare match where Mercedes Moné has a clear size advantage over her opponent. She's made the most of it by flinging Riho into the corner turnbuckles and following it with another meteora.

- Riho has used her speed to her advantage, managing to trap the champion with a single leg crab submission maneuver.

- Mercedes Moné used a distraction to the referee to lure Riho into a lungblower then a Moné Maker to retain the TBS Championship in her 21st defense.

- Buckle up folks, it's time for the AEW Unified Championship three-way match, Kazuchika Okada versus Konosuke Takeshita versus Máscara Dorada. Don Callis is on commentary observing two of his family members which will almost certainly become an issue down the line.

- Despite Takeshita and Okada's best efforts to focus on each other and their lingering tension, Máscara Dorada has refused to be overlooked and immediately took the fight to both men with his dazzling athleticism.

- Takeshita finally came face to face with Okada one-on-one and Okada answered by gouging out the eyes of the Alpha and moving on to Dorada like nothing happened. Welp.

-Dorada is a walking highlight reel. Here's an example.

- The crowd erupts every time Okada and Takeshita even look at at each other. They are trading some of the stiffest blows we've seen on the entire show so far which is saying a lot.

- In an absolute thriller of a finish, Takeshita dodged a Rainmaker but was dropkicked by Okada out of the ring. Okada hit a thunderous Rainmaker on Dorada to retain the AEW Unified Championship. The cracks in the Don Callis Family continue to show and Takeshita looks distraught after failing to win the match.

- Darby Allin vs Jon Moxley has begun in an unorthodox fashion (as expected). Allin attacked Mox during his entrance and almost immediately proceeded to dive onto Mox from the rafters.

- In his quest for revenge, Allin mutilated Mox's earlobe in retaliation for what Moxley did to him last month at Forbidden Door.

- Mox attempted to set up the coffin on the outside of the ring and Allin dove on top of him, sending them both inside.

- The match descended further into chaos and gore after that. Seemingly confident, Moxley told the Death Riders to leave from ringside. The violence continued. With coffin drops on coffins, relentless stabbing of skulls, and a plastic bag assist from Bryan Danielson, Darby Allin seemed to have the match won...until PAC returned with a new look but the same aggression. He battered Allin and placed him in a body bag, then put the body bag in the casket. Moxley kicked it closed with his foot to win the match.

-The Death Riders returned to carry the casket holding Allin's body, leaving no inclination of where they planned to take it.

- A backstage segment from Mark Briscoe and The Conglomeration laid out a trios challenge for the Don Callis Family on the upcoming episode of Dynamite. He'll be teaming up with Hologram and what was heavily teased to be a returning Orange Cassidy.

- The four-way match for the AEW Women's World Championship featuring "Timeless" Toni Storm versus Kris Statlander vs Jamie Hayter vs Thekla has kicked off. Wheeler Yuta was seen trying to give Statlander some advice and good luck before the match but she didn't seem too interested. Nevertheless, Jamie Hayter called her out for it.

-In a hard-hitting bout from all parties, Thekla somehow found a belt to whip Toni Storm. (Yes, this actually happened.)

-Thekla delivered a giant spear off the apron onto the outside to her continued rival, Jamie Hayter, essentially eliminating them from the match.

- Kris Statlander shocked the world and pinned Toni Storm with Wheeler Yuta's seatbelt pin to become the new AEW Women's World Champion in her first challenge for the title in 4 years.

- Brodido, the Young Bucks, JetSpeed, and Hechicero & Josh Alexander are facing off now in a four -way ladder match for the AEW World Tag Team Championships

- Bodies have continued to fly throughout his match but a particularly thrilling highlight was staggered dives from the top of each corner of the ring to the outside through tables.

- In an excellent ladder match showcasing the depth and talent of AEW's tag division, Brodido neutralized the Young Bucks and Bandido climbed the ladder to retrieve the tag belts and retain their AEW World Tag Team Championships.

- After the match, the Young Bucks stood in the ring and were confronted by a returning Jack Perry who immediately went on the attack after mailing The Bucks a handcrafted blade on Being The Elite. The Bucks quickly wore him down with the numbers advantage but Perry just laughed before the lights went out. A video package began of Perry reviving Luchasaurus/Killswitch in a lab. When the lights came up, Luchasaurus/Killswitch was in the ring and cleared it of the Young Bucks before reuniting with Perry. Then, he officialy threw the Killswitch weight belt into the crowd to become Luchasaurus once again. Perry and Luchasaurus embraced as the Jurassic Express theme music played, confirming that the team is officially back together.

- Backstage, the Death Riders were celebrating Mox's victory, and Mox told his comrades it was fine for them to leave the arena. Immediately after, Darby Allin escaped from the coffin to attack Mox, putting him in the body bag and setting it on fire before security stopped the flames. Clearly, this rivalry is not over.

- It's time for the main event. Hangman Adam Page versus Kyle Fletcher for the AEW Men's World Championship is headlining what has been a very strong All Out in Toronto.

- Fletcher has been aggressive from the beginning, relentlessly targeting the neck and shoulders of the world champion. Fletcher notably hurt Page at September To Remember by driving him through a table much like he did to Kenny Omega a few weeks ago. Page has athletic tape on his neck in the main event as a result.

- In a further attack on Page's neck, Kyle Fletcher executed a brainbuster near the timekeeper's table on the outside.

- Steering some momentum back into his direction, Hangman capitalized on a mistake by Fletcher to pull off a Deadeye off the apron through a table on the outside of the ring.

-Both men grew more frustrated once the match reached the half-hour mark and began using the finishing moves of their former friends and enemies. Hangman used Kenny Omega's V Trigger and attempted to use the One Winged Angel. Kyle Fletcher landed the Hidden Blade and attempted to use Will Ospreay's Stormbreaker. Hangman successfully used Swerve Strickland's Big Pressure, although it wasn't enough to pin the Protostar.

- After nearly 40 minutes of warring, Hangman landed a brutal Deadeye from the exposed top turnbuckle, immediately followed by the Buckshot Lariat to pin Kyle Fletcher to retain the AEW Men's World Championship.

AEW All Out 2025 Results:

Hangman Adam Page (c) def. Kyle Fletcher to retain the AEW Men's World Championship

Kris Statlander def. "Timeless" Toni Storm, Thekla, & Jamie Hayter to become the new AEW Women's World Champion

Kazuchika Okada (c) def. Konosuke Takeshita & Máscara Dorada to retain the AEW Unified Championship

Brodido (c) def. Young Bucks, JetSpeed, and Hechicero & Josh Alexander in a Ladder Match to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championships

Mercedes Moné (c) def. Riho to retain the TBS Championship

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage def. FTR

Jon Moxley def. Darby Allin in a Coffin Match

Mark Briscoe def. MJF in a Tables N' Tacks Match

Eddie Kingston def. Big Bill

Ricochet & Gates Of Agony def. The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, & MVP)

Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show

Willow Nightingale, Queen Aminata, Mina Shirakawa, & Harley Cameron def. Julia Hart, Skye Blue, Penelope Ford, & Megan Bayne in an 8-Woman Tornado Tailgate Brawl

Samoa Joe & Powerhouse Hobbs def. The Outrunners

Daniel Garcia def. Katsuyori Shibata

Hologram, Kyle O'Reilly, & Roderick Strong def. The Frat House (Cole Karter, Griff Garrison & Preston Vance)

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Lyric Swinton
LYRIC SWINTON

Lyric Swinton is a proud graduate of the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor’s in Sport & Entertainment Management. Her lifelong passion for wrestling has taken her around the world, primarily writing about alternative and international promotions for several major wrestling and media outlets, such as Pro Wrestling Illustrated Magazine, Blavity, Fightful, and more. She has covered wrestling for seven major promotions in some of the most famous venues in the world, including Wembley Stadium and the Tokyo Dome.

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