How To Watch AEW Double Or Nothing 2025: Date, Start Time, Match Card, Location & Live Stream

The road to All In Texas goes through Glendale, Arizona as AEW Double or Nothing takes over the
Desert Diamond Arena on May 25.
The finals of the Men's and Women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments will take place with the winners securing World Title opportunities this July in Arlington.
TBS Champion Mercedes Moné will put her undefeated streak on the line when she takes on former AEW Women's World Champion Jamie Hayter in the finals of the women's tournament, while Will Ospreay and Hangman Adam Page duke it out for the right to challenge Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship.
AEW Women's Champion Timeless Toni Storm could have patiently waited for the dust to settle from Double or Nothing, but she had no interest in sitting on the sidelines while others got down and dirty.
Following her successful defense against Megan Bayne at AEW Dynasty, Storm spent the past several weeks competing in a series of title eliminator matches. She defeated any and all challengers that stood before her. That was until an old friend countered the champ's big package at AEW Beach Break and pinned her with a package of her own.
Mina Shirakawa's triumphant return to All Elite Wrestling has now earned her a shot to dethrone Toni Storm in just her second match as an official member of the AEW roster. Will the 'Tramp' still be the champ come All In Texas?
"MINA SHIRAKAWA! DOUBLE OR NOTHING! Let's live like we've never lived before!"
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 15, 2025
The AEW Women's World Champion, 'Timeless' Toni Storm, is looking forward to her date with her "busty little buttercup," @MinaShirakawa, at AEW Double or Nothing on Sunday, 5/25! pic.twitter.com/i0QFdtmWhq
The ending of the special Beach Break edition of AEW Dynamite saw total anarchy unfold. That's the only appropriate word to describe the current situation involving all of the company's top players, but former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland laid down the ultimate challenge to finally settle all scores.
The battle lines have been drawn. It's Swerve Strickland, Kenny Omega, Willow Nightingale and The Opps. It's The Death Riders and The Young Bucks. There will be Anarchy in the Arena at Double or Nothing.
The AEW World Tag Team Championships will also be on the line in Glendale as the Hurt Syndicate defend their titles against the reigning ROH World Tag Team Champions, Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara. The AEW Continental Title will be on the line as well. Here's everything we currently know about AEW Double or Nothing. Check back for more updates.
AEW Double or Nothing date:
Date: Sunday, May 25, 2025
AEW Double or Nothing start time:
Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT
AEW Double or Nothing location:
Location: Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona
How To Watch AEW Double or Nothing:
PPV: Amazon Prime Video, Triller TV (excluding U.S. Canada & Puerto Rico), PPV.com, YouTube, traditional cable and satellite providers and select Dave and Busters locations nationwide.
Match Card (Announced):
Anarchy in the Arena: Swerve Strickland, Kenny Omega, Willow Nightingale and The Opps vs. The Death Riders & The Young Bucks
Timeless Toni Storm (c) vs. Mina Shirakawa for the AEW Women's World Championship
Men's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Finals: Will Ospreay vs. Hangman Adam Page
Women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Finals: TBS Champion Mercedes Moné vs. Jamie Hayter
Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Speedball Mike Bailey for the AEW Continental Championship
The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The Sons of Texas for the AEW World Tag Team Championships
Stretcher Match: Ricochet vs. Mark Briscoe
FTR vs. Daniel Garcia & Nigel McGuinness

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