AEW All In Texas 2025 is right around the corner, happening on July 12th at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Enter the AEW All In DraftKings contest that features a $10,000 prize pool, giving fans a chance to win big by answering multiple-choice questions about the night’s biggest matches.
Some of the featured bouts in the AEW All In DraftKings contest include:
- Jon Moxley vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
- Kazuchika Okada vs. Kenny Omega
- “Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Mercedes Moné
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AEW All In: DraftKings Pool Contest Picks and Predictions
“Hangman” Adam Page vs. Jon Moxley
Which move will be successfully performed first?
- Buckshot Lariat by “Hangman” Adam Page
- Death Rider by Jon Moxley
- Neither
Pick: I’m going with the Buckshot Lariat by “Hangman” Adam Page for this question. Page earned this match by defeating Will Ospreay at Double or Nothing, a victory that required him to pull out all the stops. Although ultimately unsuccessful, Page attempted a Buckshot Lariat early in that bout, emphasizing the importance of gaining an early advantage. Now, with even higher stakes on the line—the AEW World Championship—it wouldn’t be surprising to see him employ a similar strategy.
Who will be the winner of the match?
- “Hangman” Adam Page
- Jon Moxley
- Draw
Pick: The reign of terror that has gripped AEW under Moxley’s World Championship run ends at All In. Page has been through hell to reach this point, overcoming Josh Alexander, Kyle Fletcher, and Will Ospreay to win the 2025 Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament. He followed that up with a win over The Beast Mortis on the June 25th edition of Dynamite. Even with the odds stacked against him—and the Death Riders lurking (more on them in a moment)—I believe we’ll see a new AEW World Champion crowned in Texas.
Will any member of the Death Riders become involved during the match?
- Yes
- No
Pick: In a perfect world, the answer to this question would be “No.” But this is far from a perfect world, isn’t it? I have no doubt that someone—or multiple members—of the Death Riders will get involved in this match. Hopefully, that’s an obstacle Page will be able to overcome. However, it’s worth noting that if interference does occur, it could be enough to swing the outcome in Moxley’s favor.
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Okada vs. Kenny Omega
How many “Snap Dragon Suplexes” will be successfully performed by Kenny Omega?
- Over 3.5
- Under 3.5
Pick: If you’re unfamiliar with sports betting, the line of 3.5 might look a bit strange. The “.5” is added to eliminate the possibility of a tie. So, for the over 3.5 to hit, Omega would need to land at least four Snap Dragon Suplexes. If he delivers fewer than four, the under would win.
This move is a staple in Omega’s arsenal, and he’s never shy about using it. At Double or Nothing, during the Anarchy in the Arena match, Omega delivered four of them. That match isn’t exactly one where wrestlers dip deep into their technical move sets—anything and everything goes. So, seeing Omega hit four Snap Dragon Suplexes in that kind of match gives me confidence that he’ll deliver just as many, if not more, against Okada.
How will this match end?
- Pinfall
- Submission
- DQ
- Count out
- Draw
Pick: This match carries incredibly high stakes—it’s a Winner Take All scenario. While both Okada and Omega currently hold championships, only one will leave with both titles, as Tony Khan has announced that this bout will unify the Continental and International Championships.
Because of that, I’m immediately ruling out a disqualification, count-out, or draw. I’m going with pinfall as the most likely outcome. Of the two, Okada is the more likely to win by submission, thanks to his use of the Money Clip as a potential finisher. Omega, on the other hand, doesn’t rely much on submissions. Sure, he’ll occasionally use a Sharpshooter or another hold, but submissions aren’t a major part of his arsenal. Given all that, a pinfall feels like the most probable way this match ends.
How long will the match be from bell to bell?
- Over 19:30
- Under 19:30
Pick: I’ll keep this one short and sweet: Okada and Omega know each other well. They’ve clashed numerous times, and their rivalry is one that will be talked about for years to come. We’re on the verge of witnessing an all-time classic—one that won’t end until one man has nothing left. This is going over 19:30.
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“Timeless” Toni Storm vs. Mercedes Moné
How many combined “Backstabbers” and “Storm Zeros” will be successfully performed in this match?
- Over 3.5
- Under 3.5
Pick: I think this line is simply too low at 3.5. At Double or Nothing, Moné would’ve hit the over on her own, delivering four backstabbers to Jamie Hayter. Now, add in the Storm Zero—the move Toni Storm used to put away Mina Shirakawa at DON—and I think we’re looking at an easy over.
Who will make the first pinfall attempt?
- “Timeless” Toni Storm
- Mercedes Moné
Pick: Moné has been doing everything in her power to gain the upper hand on Storm. On the June 25th edition of Dynamite, she ambushed Storm as she arrived at the arena. Tactics like that make me believe she’ll try to end this one early, hoping to catch Storm off guard. I highly doubt it will succeed, but an early pinfall attempt by Moné wouldn’t surprise anyone.
Who will be the AEW Women’s Champion at the conclusion of the match?
- “Timeless” Toni Storm
- Mercedes Moné
Pick: This is a tough one—I could see it going either way. Moné has yet to suffer a singles loss since her debut at Double or Nothing 2024 against Willow Nightingale. On the other hand, Storm has been on an incredible run, consistently defending the AEW Women’s Championship. With all that in mind, I think Storm hands Moné her first AEW singles loss and leaves Texas still champion.
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