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AEW Summer Blockbuster Results (6/11/25): Okada Makes Omega Bleed, Ospreay And Swerve Draw, Storm Wins

Zack Heydorn

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This week's AEW television super block is called Summer Blockbuster and is four straight hours of AEW content.

The lead match of the show this week is a rematch of one of the biggest matches AEW can put on. For the second time in company history, this week the show will feature Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland in a singles match. The two collided for the AEW World Championship at last year's Forbidden Door PPV with Strickland getting the victory to retain his championship.

There isn't a title on the line for this match, but Ospreay and Swerve came to blows two weeks ago on Dynamite. Ospreay is looking to beat some sense into Strickland and get him to join forces with Adam Page in order to take down Jon Moxley and The Death Riders.

The other main event segment announced for the show this week is a contract signing between Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada. Omega vs. Okada 5 was announced last week and both talents will make it official this week when they sign on the dotted line.

Other action on this week's show includes The Hurt Syndicate in action against Mike Bailey, Kommander, and Kevin Knight, Kyle Fletcher vs. Anthony Bowens, and much more.

-The show began with Adam Page walking in the backstage area with Christopher Daniels. Daniels told him that he needed to find a way to trust others in his battle against Moxley. Daniels said he knows that there are people in the locker room ready to help him.

-As Page walked away, The Death Riders followed him at Moxley's direction.

-Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland opened up the show in the ring and ended in a draw after both men wrestled to the 30 minute mark.

-Swerve Strickland got on the microphone and said that the only way to prove who is best is if you finish matches. Strickland then suggested sudden death, but then The Death Riders walked out to the ring before Ospreay could answer that challenge.

-The Death Riders surrounded the ring, but then The Young Bucks got in an attacked Strickland. They handcuffed him to the ropes and hit repeated super kicks on him. Then, they put on tack laced shoes and tried to super kick again, but Ospreay rolled in the ring and ate that shot in front of Swerve. The Bucks walked off as the audience loudly booed.

-Backstage, Kazuchika Okada was interviewed by Renee Paquette and asked about if he's ready to face Kenny Omega again. Before he could answer, Don Callis interrupted and said that Kyle Fletcher or Konosuke Takeshita should have a title shot instead of Omega. Okada called him a b***h and walked away.

-Mistico defeated Blake Christian. Right after the match ended, The Hurt Syndicate made their entrance to the ring.

-MJF got on the microphone and challenged Mistico to a match at AEW Grand Slam: Mexico. MJF said he would wear red, white, and blue and then entered the ring with a giant MJF American flag behind him. Mistico then accepted the match, punched MJF, but was then attacked by the rest of Hurt Syndicate.

-The Hurt Syndicate defeated Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight, and Mascara Dorada. MJF got the victory and then attacked Dorada after the match and removed his mask in disrespect. Mistico ran out for the save and put MJF in an arm submission before running off.

-Adam Page started to walk to the ring to address the audience, but was attacked by The Death Riders. They held Page down in the ring as Moxley spoke to him and said that he better be ready because it's do or die for him at All In. Page head-butted Moxley and was attacked again by The Death Riders. The Opps ran out and made the save.

-A long video package aired that highlighted the long Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada feud in New Japan Pro Wrestling.

-Okada and Omega signed their contract for a Winner take all match at All In. The winner will unify the Continental Championship and International Championship into the Unified Championship.

-Don Callis walked out and Okada joined him in a vicious attack of Kenny Omega. They used a police batton and crushed Omega in the back and stomach. Okada hit multiple elbow drops onto Omega, who was on a medical gurney.

-Kyle Fletcher defeated Anthony Bowens, while Adam Cole was on commentary. Cole and Fletcher stared each other down at various points throughout the match.

-Carlos Cabrera welcomed Atlantis and Atlantis Jr. to the ring. As Atlantis was about to speak, Stokley Hathaway and FTR interrupted.

-FTR and Hathaway ran them and CMLL down before a brawl broke out between them, The Don Callis Family, Adam Cole, and others.

-Toni Storm defeated Julia Hart with a rollup. Mercedes Mone was ringside for the match, but didn't impact the match much at all. After the match, Mone walked into the ring and stood over Storm. Mone attacked, but the attack was quickly stopped by Mina Shirakawa. As Mina helped Storm, Mone attacked her too.

-Mone attacked Storm again and picked up her Women's World Championship. Mone told Storm to kiss the championship goodbye before leaving the ring.

-Lee Johnson and Blake Christian pitched Ricochet on wanting to join his new faction

-Willow Nightingale, Mark Briscoe, and Tomohiro Ishii defeated Taya Valkyrie and MXM Collection.

-Bandido defeated The Beast Mortos in a singles match after a top rope Spanish Fly

-Mercedes Mone was interviewed backstage by Renee Paquette. She faced off with Zeuxis and a match was made between the two next week for the CMLL World Women's Championship.

-Adam Page ran into The Young Bucks backstage and chewed them out for getting in his business with Will Ospreay. The Young Bucks told him he should thank them because now the path is clear for him to win the world title. Page said for them to stay out of his business, Ospreay's business, and Swerve Strickland's business.

-Prince Nana heard Page defend Strickland and told Swerve about it. Swerve said that he heard every word.

-Thekla defeated Queen Aminata in her second ever match in AEW.

-The Don Callis Family defeated The Paragon and Daniel Garcia.

AEW Summer Blockbuster Card

Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland ended in a time limit draw

Mistico defeated Blake Christian

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin & MJF) defeated Speedball Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight & Mascara Dorada in a Trios Match

Anna Jay & Tay Melo defeated Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford

Kyle Fletcher defeated Anthony Bowens

AEW Women's Champion Timeless Toni Storm defeated Julia Hart w/ TBS Champion Mercedes Moné on commentary

Mark Briscoe, Tomohiro Ishii and Willow Nightingale defeated Taya Valkyrie and MXM Collection

Bandido defeated The Beast Mortos

Thekla defeated Queen Aminata

The Don Callis Family defeated Daniel Garcia and The Paragon

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Zack Heydorn
ZACK HEYDORN

Zack Heydorn has been covering the pro wrestling industry for nine years. He's a former Assistant Editor of PWTorch and Managing Editor of SEScoops. Zack is the author of the Hybrid Shoot book Stunning: The Wrestling Artistry of Steve Austin, which is available on Amazon. You can follow Zack on

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