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For the seventh straight year, AEW is hosting its All Out PPV event. All Out is occurring at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada.
7:55 p.m. ET: “Hangman” Adam Page retains his title!
After a grueling 30-plus-minute match, “Hangman” Adam Page defeated Kyle Fletcher. This is Page’s third title defense since winning the championship at All In Texas.
From the start, Fletcher brought the fight to Page, but the champion quickly responded. Fletcher is wise beyond his years and improves every match he competes in.
This was an excellent AEW World Title match and was highly competitive throughout. Although Page had the edge in experience, Fletcher seemed to be getting the better of him. That changed when Page hit Fletcher with a tombstone piledriver outside the ring, hurting Fletcher’s neck. But Fletcher bounced back in a big way and took control.
Page is very resilient and showed that once again against Fletcher. There were so many false finishes in this match as neither guy gave up. This was one of the closest and competitive championship matches in recent memory.
Even though Fletcher came up short, he clearly looks like a future World Champion at 26 years old.
7:03 p.m. ET: Jack Perry is back!
Jack Perry appeared after the Young Bucks’ match, but Luchasaurus came to Perry’s aid.
6:57 p.m. ET: Brodido are still AEW World Tag Team Champions!
From start to finish, this match was pure chaos. Brodido (Bandido, and Brody King) successfully defended their AEW World Tag Team Championship for the first time.
The Young Bucks have been working their way back to the top, and they seem to be in peak form. Brody King’s strength and power advantage were evident early in this contest.
Each team had big moments throughout this match. But the Young Bucks looked one step ahead of every other team at the beginning.
JetSpeed works so well as a team, and they have a great mix of quickness with Mike Bailey’s unique striking ability. After 20-plus minutes, all competitors in this match were down. The Young Bucks and Don Callis were working together during this match, but that eventually ended.
The Main Event AEW World Championship match is next!
6:22 p.m. ET: Kris Statlander wins AEW Women’s World Championship!
For the first time, Kris Statlander is the new AEW Women’s World Champion. She defeated the most decorated women’s champion in company history, Storm, along with Jamie Hayter and Thekla. Storm held the title for 215 days in her fourth reign. This was Storm’s first loss since August 2024.
Thekla came out aggressively, hurting each opponent at the start of the match. Jamie Hayter was also getting in a ton of her own offense.
It took a little while for Storm to get going, but as the match progressed, she took control. But Kris Statlander came on strong late in the match and got the best of the former four-time champion.
Up next: AEW World Tag Team Championship Ladder Match: (C) Brodido vs. Young Bucks vs. JetSpeed vs. Hechihero & Josh Alexander
6:02 p.m. ET: The AEW Women’s World Championship Match is next!
Toni Storm defends her title against Jamie Hayter, Kris Statlander, and Thekla. Storm is in the midst of her fourth AEW Women’s World Championship reign and has held the title for 215 days.
5:57 p.m. ET: Jon Moxley defeats Darby Allin
Jon Moxley moves to 4-1 at All Out in history while being a perfect 3-0 against Darby Allin in singles matches.
During Jon Moxley’s entrance, Darby Allin attacked him and began the match. The action moved throughout the crowd in Toronto, and it was a hard-hitting brawl from the start, as expected.
“This is not going to be a wrestling match; this is a fight,” Bryan Danielson stated at the beginning of the match. Danielson put it perfectly, as both wrestlers are hardcore competitors.
It didn’t take long for the rest of The Death Riders, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, and Claudio Castagnoli to get involved. Allin bounced back and began hitting Moxley with a fork, busting him open. As more blood ran down Moxley’s face, he got up and started to beat up Allin again.
When Allin started to gain the upper hand, Pac made his long-awaited return and brutalized Allin. Pac last wrestled a match in AEW on April 9.
5:33 p.m. ET: Kazuchika Okada retains the AEW Unified Championship!
Kazuchika Okada hit Konosuke Takeshita with a Rainmaker to retain his title. This is Okada’s second victory over Takeshita in AEW in a Championship match.
Okada’s challengers, Takeshita and Dorada, started this match quickly and immediately tried to pick up the victory. Dorada displayed his incredible skill set with his elite athleticism throughout this match.
But Takeshita took Dorada out and then shifted his focus to fellow Don Callis member, Okada. Dorada showed his warrior mentality during this match and continued to fight back. Once Dorada was down, Takeshita and Okada finally went face-to-face. They went back and forth, and Okada hit Takeshita with a piledriver.
Every time Dorada seemed like he was closing in on a victory, Okada and Takeshita kicked out. Takeshita exited the ring without Don Callis.
Jon Moxley vs. Darby Allin in a Coffin Match is up next!
5:03 p.m. ET: Mercedes Mone retains the TBS Championship
Mercedes Mone successfully defended her TBS Championship against Riho, who was the first AEW Women’s World Champion. This was a close match, but Mone just kept responding to Riho’s offensive attacks.
This was only Riho’s second singles match in AEW in 2025. Also, this was the first PPV Riho competed on since Worlds End in December 2023.
Mone is now 11-1 in matches on AEW PPVs and 14-1 in one-on-one matches in 2025. This is Mone’s 21st defense of the TBS Championship.
Kazuchika Okada defends his AEW Unified Championship against Konosuke Takeshita and Mascara Dorada in the next contest.
4:40 p.m. ET: The Demand defeats The Hurt Syndicate
Ricochet and The Gates of Agony picked up their first victory in trios action and are now known as The Demand.
This was MVP’s second match in AEW and first since January. MVP started the match for his team and immeditley called out Ricochet.
The Hurt Syndicate has been together for a long time, and it showed at All Out. The Demand is talented, and although Ricochet is highly skilled, he struggled against The Hurt Syndicate’s power.
Bobby Lashley was the difference maker in this match. Every time Lashley entered the ring, he initiated dominance over The Demand. This match was all action from the start. The Demand took the action outside the ring and took control.
The AEW TBS Championship Match between Mercedes Mone vs. Riho is the next match.
4:18 p.m. ET: Mark Briscoe defeats MJF
Mark Briscoe hit MJF with two Froggy Bow’s and a J-Driller, leading to a victory at All Out. MJF and Briscoe are now 1-1 against each other. This is Briscoe’s second win in singles competition on an AEW PPV and first since WrestleDream 2024.
Mark Briscoe filled the majority of the ring with thumbtacks before MJF entered the ring. Briscoe was the first one to endure the tacks in this match. MJF rubbed Briscoe’s forehead into the thumbtacks, causing him to begin to bleed.
From the start of this contest, MJF took advantage of Briscoe and beat him down throughout the match. Briscoe was sustaining a ton of pain but kept returning to his feet. Eventually, Briscoe became the aggressor and made MJF feel the pain of the tacks. MJF hit Briscoe with a tombstone piledriver on a chair embedded with tacks.
Even though this is the match Briscoe chose, MJF didn’t hesitate and responded well to the pain. This was an excellent second match between the two.
The Hurt Syndicate battle Ricochet and The Gates of Agony in a trios match next.
3:51 p.m. ET: Eddie Kingston defeats Big Bill
Although Eddie Kingston was away for over 16 months, he picked up right where he left off. Kingston was aggressive from the start of the match and didn’t seem overmatched even though Big Bill has a huge height advantage.
Kingston picked up the victory against Big Bill, but then Bryan Keith started to attack Kingston. Hook came to the aid of fellow New Yorker, Kingston. Overall, a very good showing from Kingston, especially since it was his first match in over a year. This was Kingston’s first victory in singles competition on an AEW PPV since Revolution in March 2024.
MJF vs. Mark Briscoe in a Tables N’ Tacks match is up next on AEW All Out.
3:38 p.m. ET: FTR attacks Beth Copeland after the match
Due to the distraction from The Patriarchy (Nick Wayne, Mother Wayne, and Kip Sabian), FTR beat down Adam Copeland and Christian Cage before hitting Beth Copeland with a shatter machine.
Eddie Kingston vs. Big Bill is the next match at All Out.
3:33 p.m. ET: Copeland & Cage defeat FTR
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage were showered with praise when they made their entrances. Right when this match started, Cage and Copeland took the fight to FTR. This has been one of the biggest rivalries on AEW TV over the last few months, and all four men delivered an excellent match.
This was a physical match from the beginning. FTR’s cohesion is as good as any tag team in professional wrestling today. About 10 minutes into the match, FTR began to beat down Cage, but then things changed when Copeland received the hot tag.
John Cena paid homage to Copeland, one of his biggest rivals, a few weeks ago, and Copeland returned the favor at All Out.
This was such a competitive contest with both teams coming very close to picking up the finish throughout the action. Stokely Hathaway interfered and took the referee out of the ring. Adam Copeland’s wife, Beth Copeland, returned and took out Hathaway. FTR hit Copeland with multiple shatter machines, their finishing move, but it wasn’t enough. Copeland delivered his signature spear to get the pinfall victory.
3:12 p.m. ET: Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs. FTR is the first match!
The opening match of AEW All Out features a highly anticipated tag team match between Adam Copeland and Christian Cage vs. FTR. This is Copeland and Cage’s first televised tag team match in their hometown of Toronto since 1999.
AEW All Out Card
AEW World Championship Match: Hangman Page vs. Kyle Fletcher
AEW Women’s World Championship Match: Toni Storm vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Kris Statlander vs. Thekla
AEW World Tag Team Championship Ladder Match: Brodido vs. Young Bucks vs. JetSpeed vs. Hechihero & Josh Alexander
AEW TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Mone vs. Riho
Coffin Match: Jon Moxley vs. Darby Allin
Tables & Thumbtacks No DQ Match: MJF vs. Mark Briscoe
AEW Unified Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mascara Dorada
Tag Team Match: Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs. FTR
Trios Match: The Hurt Syndicate vs. Ricochet & Gates of Agony
Singles Match: Big Bill vs. Eddie Kingston
