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AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Results: Hangman Adam Page & Mercedes Moné Win Owen Hart Cup Tournament

A full rundown of results and detail on the AEW Double or Nothing 2025 PPV featuring Will Ospreay vs. Adam Page in the Owen Hart Cup Tournament Finals.
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The future of AEW and the All In PPV are on the line on the 2025 edition of AEW Double or Nothing.

This year's signature show is headlined by both the men's and women's Owen Hart Cup Tournament finals. In the men's tournament, Will Ospreay will collide with Adam Page with the winner heading to All In to wrestle for the AEW World Championship.

Both Ospreay and Page have made their cases as to why they believe the win is more important for them and they are both valid. Ospreay says he's looking to ascend to the top of AEW with the tournament. As for Page, it's about redemption.

In the women's tournament, TBS Champion Mercedes Mone will face former AEW Women's World Champion, Jaime Hayter, in the tournament finals. Similarly to the men's tournament, both Mone and Hayter are using this tournament win to give them momentum in AEW. Mone says she wants to become the greatest women's wrestler in AEW history and that she needs this win for her legacy. Hayter is looking to win that she is fully back from injury and ready to reclaim her place at the top.

It's all about Anarchy in the Arena between two warring factions that contain some of the biggest stars in AEW. The Death Riders with Jon Moxley at the helm have reigned supreme and now with that team siding with The Young Bucks, they'v become more powerful than ever.

Swerve Strickland, Kenny Omega, and Samoa Joe will lead a team against them inside one of the signature matches on the AEW calendar. In this match, two women will participate for the first time ever. Marina Shafir will take part on the Moxley team and Willow Nightingale will join Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega.

Other action on the show will feature The Hurt Syndicate defending their AEW World Tag Team Championships, a special Stretcher Match, and the AEW Women's World Championship will be on the line when Toni Storm defends against newly signed star, Mina Shirakawa.

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 start time:

Time: 8 p.m. EST (7 p.m. CST)

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 location:

Location: Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona

How To Watch AEW Double or Nothing 2025:

Streaming: PPV.com, Amazon Prime, Triller TV (excluding the U.S. & Canada)

The Takedown on SI AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Predictions:

Match Card (Announced):

Will Ospreay vs. Hangman Adam Page in the Owen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Final

Mercedes Mone vs. Jamie Hayter in the Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament Final

Anarchy In The Arena: Kenny Omega, Swerve Strickland, Willow Nightingale & The Opps (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs & Katsuyori Shibata) vs. The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta) & The Young Bucks (Matthew & Nicholas Jackson)

Timeless Toni Storm vs. Mina Shirakawa for the AEW Women's World Championship

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) vs. The Sons of Texas (Dustin Rhodes & Sammy Guevara) for the AEW World Tag Team Championships

Kazuchika Okada vs. Speedball Mike Bailey for the AEW Continental Championship

Stretcher Match: Mark Briscoe vs. Ricochet

FTR vs. Nigel McGuinness & Daniel Garcia

Paragon (Adam Cole, Kyle O'Reilly & Roderick Strong) vs. The Don Callis Family (Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita & Josh Alexander)

Buy In: Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford vs. Anna Jay & Harley Cameron

-Mercedes Mone kicked off the show first with her entrance for the women's Owen Hart Cup Tournament finals. The announcer's talked up her last year in AEW and then Jaime Hayter made her entrance. Both women stood across from the other in the ring as the bell rang and the match began.

-In the early part of the match Mone worked on Hayter back -- which is where the injury was that kept her out of action for so long. That assault continued until Hayter used a run of power moves to get momentum in the match back.

-Mercedes Mone defeated Jaime Hayter to win the Women's Owen Hart Cup Tournament and earn a shot at the AEW Women's World Championship at All In. Mone kicked out of a vicious lariat and a tombstone piledriver from Hayter before surprising Hayter with a rollup pin and the victory.

-After the match, Mone celebrated with the Owen Hart Tournament championship belt and trophy.

-The announce team wished Jim Ross well as he works to beat cancer. All three announcers were very kind and reminisced about their time with Ross and Ross's time in AEW. Taz said they all wanted to see him back in the announce booth very soon.

-FTR vs. Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness was match number two. The crowd popped big for the McGuinness entrance and the commentary team was clearly favoring the babyface team due to how awful FTR was to Tony Schiavone.

-Daniel Garcia worked the match earlier opposite FTR, but it was FTR that wanted Nigel in the ring to see what he had left. When Nigel tagged in, the crowd cheered. FTR beat Nigel down early, but eventually McGuinness got momentum with a clothesline in the corner. The momentum was short-lived as FTR took over.

-FTR defeated Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness by TKO. FTR bullied both Garcia and Nigel throughout the match. They even turned their attention to Schiavone too. In the end, Dax Harwood locked Garcia in a Sharpshooter for nearly two minutes. Garcia passed out and the referee was forced to call the match.

-Ricochet made his entrance and Mark Briscoe followed for the first-ever AEW Stretcher Match. As Mark Briscoe was getting into the ring, Ricochet attacked him and the action was on.

-Both men brawled around the outside of the ring and the stretcher was used as a weapon near the very beginning of the match. Ricochet missed a Shoot Star Press and landed on the stretcher directly. Right after, Briscoe connected with an elbow drop on Ricochet, who was laying on the stretcher.

-Ricochet defeated Mark Briscoe in a Stretcher Match. Mark Briscoe was a bloody mess after Ricochet smashed his face into the metal part of the stretcher. Ricochet tried to lock Briscoe in the ambulance after that, but Briscoe battled out. The match ended when Ricochet used metal scissors and a low blow before locking Briscoe in the ambulance for the win.

-After the match, Ricochet posed at the top of the ramp as the announce team ridiculed him for winning the way that he did.

-A video recap aired on The Hurt Syndicate vs. Sons of Texas feud. After, Sons of Texas entered the ring and were followed by The Hurt Syndicate with MJF.

-The early part of the match was about establishing The Hurt Syndicate as the dominate force. The rest of the match played off of that foundation. When the match went longer than anticipated, MJF got involved and tried to get Shelton Benjamin to cheat in order to win. Bobby Lashley saw this and stopped him from doing it.

-The Hurt Syndicate defeated The Sons of Texas to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Bobby Lashley speared Dustin Rhodes through the ring barrier and Shelton Benjamin caught Sammy Guevara with a knee to the face. After that, he hit a super knee to the face and then a super kick before covering for the victory.

-When the match was over, The Hurt Syndicate celebrated together with MVP and MJF embracing.

-Kazuchika Okada vs. Mike Bailey for the AEW Continental Championship was up next. Bailey came out first and Okada followed. The match started slow, but then turned into a faster paced sprint by the end.

-Bailey had a handful of near falls over Okada thanks to his unique kick collection, which he laid in consistently throughout the match. Bailey hit a moonsault off the top rope to the outside of the ring and had Okada on the ropes.

-Kazuchika Okada defeated Mike Bailey to retain the AEW Continental Championship. Bailey had all the momentum in the world as he climbed to the top rope for his patented moonsault knee strike. He jumped off, but instead of hitting the move, he was hit with a standing Okada dropkick. Okada followed with The Rainmaker and covered for the victory.

-The announce team gave props to Bailey, but said that Okada was waiting for Bailey to make a mistake and he did.

-Mina Shirakawa made her entrance to her regular entrance music and the AEW Women's World Champion, Toni Storm, followed. The match started with standard holds, but then built to really smooth counters, transitions, and near falls.

-Toni Storm defeated Mina Shirakawa to retain the AEW Women's World Championship. Storm beautifully countered Mina offense into a pefectly executed Storm Zero. Storm then covered for the victory. After the match, Storm and Shirakawa embraced and kissed.

-Anarchy in the Arena was next. Swerve Strickland made his entrance first in full Predator gear. The Ops came out next and were followed by The Death Riders and then The Young Bucks who were dressed like the Founding Fathers.

-Omega and Swerve ran up and met The Bucks on the entrance ramp and the brawl was on. Samoa Joe, who didn't walk out with The Ops, snuck up on Claudio Castagnoli and pulled him to the concourse area of the arena to fight. The broadcast went to a four-way split screen to capture all of the action.

-The match started while The Bucks' Founding Father's music played. It continued until the soundtrack changed to the Pointer Sisters. Then, Kenny Omega cued up Let the Bodies Hit the Floor and the madness and anarchy truly kicked into gear.

-The match included tables, tacks, weapons, shoes with tacks, and run-ins from Hook, Mark Briscoe, and Gabe Kidd.

-Swerve Strickland, Willow Nightingale, Kenny Omega, and The Opps defeated The Death Riders and The Young Bucks in Anarchy in the Arena. Swerve Strickland put on his new shoe, but it was weaponized with thumbtacks. He hit Matt Jackson with a top rope double foot stomp with those shoes before covering for the win.

-After the match, the entire babyface team celebrated with the audience.

-The Don Callis Family made their entrance and were followed up by Adam Cole and The Paragon. The match was straightforward with the heels working hard to cheat in order to win and Don Callis making all sound ok on commentary.

-The Don Callis Family defeated The Paragon. Kyle Fletcher was the victor, but it was the post-match angle that was newsworthy. The Don Callis Family attacked Paragon after they won and were saved by Brody King, Tomohiro Ishii, and Hiroshi Tanahashi. Tanahashi and Company ran off the heels and then stood tall in the ring with Adam Cole and The Paragon.

-AEW officially announced a special edition of Fyter Fest, which will feature a fatal four-way match for the AEW International Championship. A series of matches will determine who will get the three slots in the match opposite Kenny Omega, the champion.

-Both Adam Page and Will Ospreay got big star and feature entrances, both of which that highlighted their respective reasons for wanting and needing the Owen Hart Tournament win. The entrances encapsulated pieces of promos they but throughout the build to the match and the audience popped for both guys.

-After introductions, the audience chanted holy shit as the bell rang for the action to begin.

-The match was an instant classic full of innovative offense, well-timed counters, and brutal striking. Page tried to put Ospreay through the announce table with a Dead Eye, but the table broke before he could execute the move. Instead, he hit Ospreay with the move on the ground.

-Adam Page defeated Will Ospreay to win the Men's Owen Hart Cup Tournament and will now wrestle for the AEW World Championship at All In. Page and Ospreay exchanged a "gunfight" in the middle of the ring, but a late counter of the One Winged Angel and Storm Breaker gave Page the chance to hit a clean Buckshot Lariat for the victory.

-After the match, Page celebrated and then left the ring to stand by the Owen Hart trophy. Ospreay sat dejected in the middle of the ring. Page returned to the ring and shook Ospreay's hand. Page stood by the trophy as the show went off the air.

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Zack Heydorn
ZACK HEYDORN

Zack Heydorn has been covering the pro wrestling industry for a decade and writes news, features, and interviews for The Takedown On SI. He also hosts and cohosts a variety of WWE and AEW shows on YouTube. Heydorn is a former Assistant Editor of PWTorch and Managing Editor of SEScoops. Zack is also the author of the Hybrid Shoot book Stunning: The Wrestling Artistry of Steve Austin, which is available on Amazon. You can follow Zack on X and Bluesky.

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