A LEGENDARY Double or Nothing is in the books and our march towards All In starts… now!
- AEW International Championship Qualifier: Brody King vs. Josh Alexander
- Intergender Trios Match: Willow Nightingale, Mike Bailey, Mark Briscoe vs. Jon Moxley, Gabe Kidd, & Marina Shafir
- AEW TNT Championship: Adam Cole (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher
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AEW Dynamite 5/28/25
Live from the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas! We’re kicking off the show with the new number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Enter Hangman Page. Page says what matters is not the win or the loss, it’s what you decide to do with it that matters. At Double or Nothing, two guys knew one would leave defeated. Thank you, Will Ospreay, for the fight of Page’s life, and for reminding him why he decided to do this in the first place. Ospreay can be the type of man that carries the company forward. Page says he does not hold the title and he does not defend it, so he will return the Owen Hart Foundation Title (which I didn’t know was a thing), and he hands it to Tony Schiavone. Page reminds us what the AEW World Heavyweight Title is all about. Page makes the fans a promise; in seven weeks, here in Texas, Page will win the AEW World Championship and free it.
Who’s house? Uh oh. Here comes Swerve.
Swerve reminds us that the Bucks told us they cost Swerve the title, FOR Hangman. COLLUSION. Swerve reminds us of Page’s most recent promise, that he won’t let Swerve become champion ever again. Swerve wants to know if Hangman was in cahoots with the Bucks?
Page: “Well, dumbass. At Dynasty, I locked my eyes on you. Then I locked my eyes on Jon Moxley. And for one god forsaken second, I even thought about helping you. If I wanted to cost you that match, I would have done it myself, to your face, because I have done it before.”
Swerve: “Sounds good, but you’re still full of shit.”
OSPREAY. OSPREAY.
Crowd chants “Holy S” as Ospreay seems here to play peacekeeper. Ospreay says he hates getting involved in Swerve’s business, he looks at him like a big brother, but he’s wrong about Ospreay. Ospreay tells Swerve that Page cares about this place, and he had the same feeling about Swerve when he lost to him last year.
“Look around. People are starting to believe in us again.”
Ospreay says he hates saying this to Swerve, but it’s not him, and it’s not Ospreay himself… it’s Hangman. Ospreay says they can make this easier on Page if they all work together. Ospreay, Swerve, and Hangman. Swerve slaps the mic out of Ospreay’s and tells him he will NEVER work with Hangman before leaving. Hangman tells Ospreay the same, and leaves on his own accord.
Match #1. Intergender Trios Match: Mark Briscoe, Willow Nightingale, & Mike Bailey vs. Jon Moxley, Gabe Kidd, & Marina Shafir
Brawl to start. Bailey puts the boots to Moxley on the outside and finishes with a leaping kick to the thrust. Kidd gets snap mared through the ropes by Briscoe. Briscoe sets up the chair and pays tribute to Sabu before springboarding off the ropes and to the floor! Commercial time. Back from break as Briscoe tries to fight out of the corner and does, tagging Bailey. Missile dropkick from the top to Moxley and a spinning back kick! Running Shooting Star Press gets two. Bailey sets Moxley up on the top and follows with an enziguiri. Bailey thinks hurricanrana but Moxley sweeps the legs and Bailey lands head-first. Thrust kick by Bailey and the women get the tag. Palm strike by Willow and a series of clotheslines. Hip attack in the corner and a lariat. Big boot by Willow and a spinebuster! Gabe Kidd breaks up the pin by grabbing Willow’s hair, so Briscoe sends Kidd to the floor. Quick kicks by Bailey and a corkscrew to the face of Moxley. Shafir dumps Bailey with a German suplex. Willow follows up with a palm strike to the chest. Round kicks by Shafir. Lariat by Willow. Tags to Bailey and Moxley. Bailey connects with a high kick and goes up top, but Yuta tosses him to the floor. Kidd is there and he puts Bailey in a fireman’s carry before military pressing him through a table! Back from break and Bailey is in trouble in the Death Riders corner. High kick by Bailey to Moxley, but Kidd is in and cuts off Briscoe. Bailey fires some roundhouse kicks and Kidd comes back with a rebound lariat. Kris Statlander is shown watching the match from the back, by the way. Briscoe gets the tag and an enziguiri for Moxley and some overhand palm strikes for Kidd. Kidd decides to bite the forehead of Briscoe and now tosses him with a high collar suplex. Spicy dropkick to Kidd and a cannonball to Moxley. Cannonball by Willow on the far side to Marina. Triangle moonsault by Bailey to Moxley! Briscoe goes up top but Yuta and Shafir are here, before getting pump kicked by Bailey and Willow. Froggy Bow to Kidd! One, two, no! Briscoe calls for the Jay Driller! Kidd fights out and here’s Claudio to distract Briscoe. Komander is here out of nowhere and walks the ropes and dives on Claudio. Moxley locks in the rear naked choke but Briscoe counters with a roll up for two. Paradigm Shift by Moxley and the bulldog choke is locked in! Kidd locks Bailey in the bulldog choke as Willow does the same to Shafir. Briscoe goes out!
Winners: The Death Riders
Rating: ***3/4. Love that this match got some time to open the show, and Death Riders stand tall. Kidd is quite an addition to the group, but Mark Briscoe can literally be interjected anywhere on the show, at any time, and it will be awesome.
MVP tells us this was just the beginning for the new Hurt Syndicate. MJF says Lashley and Benjamin are the best tag team in the world today, and he’s on his way to get back his triple B. When it comes to the Hurt Syndicate, it’s not personal, just business.
Anna Jay and Harley Cameron are the next sacrifice, according to Megan Bayne.
Match #2. Street Fight: Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford vs. Anna Jay & Harley Cameron
Brawl on the outside to start this one. Bayne misses a cannonball in the corner and crushes a chair! Jay and Cameron take turns hitting Bayne with a chair and a pipe. Bayne isn’t affected by either (ok), and double clotheslines both women. Drop toe hold by Cameron to Bayne on an unfolded chair, and then Jay kicks it in her face! Two count. Russian leg sweep and a big boot combination by Cameron. Two count. Fans are chanting for tables and the girls oblige, but we’ve got a commercial. We’re back as Cameron is trying to powerbomb Bayne off the apron through a table, but Bayne holds on. Anna blasts her with a chair and THAT allows Cameron to powerbomb her through the table! Lung blower by Ford to Anna in the ring. Ford misses a moonsault inside the ring. Bayne has outside the ring and delivers a facebuster on the steps! The doctor steps in but Cameron’s nose is busted open. Inside the ring, Jay delivers the Nosghigami to Ford on the chair! Bayne barely breaks it up before the three count. Fate’s Descent to Anna on a chair! Cameron breaks up the pin but eats a lariat. Two count. Doomsday Device by Bayne and Ford, but Ford completely overshoots it.. yet they still get the pin.
Winners: Penelope Ford & Megan Bayne
Rating: **. This one was a wreck, to be honest. Lots of miscommunication, possibly some injuries, and a rough finish.
Mercedes is shown pulling up in a Low Rider a la Eddie Guerrero, as we prepare for the showdown between her and Toni Storm.
Match #3. The Opps vs. The Frat House
The Opps are awesome but I think The Frat House are awesome-er. Low leg trip by Joe to Vance and a senton. Garrison gets the tag and Joe tags Shibata. Chop fest with Shibata getting the better of it. Stalling dropkick by Shibata and a half-and-half suplex. Karter is in and Hobbs muscles him to the corner. Avalanche in the corner by Hobbs and some forever clotheslines. The rest of the Frat House attack but Hobbs spinebusters everyone before pinning Karter.
Winners: The Opps
Rating: NR
Jamie Hayter is here and… the lights are out. There’s a spider on the tron.
THEKLA IS IN THE RING. THE TOXIC SPIDER. Thekla lays out Jamie Hayter and then does a creepy crab walk.
A video package of Mistico is shown.
Match #4. AEW TNT Championship: Adam Cole (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher
Mat return by Fletcher and here we go. Fletcher goes up and over to the apron and Cole catches him with a superkick. Cole quickly thinks about the Panama Sunrise on the outside, but Roppongi Vice show up. The rest of The Paragon show up and fight Roppongi Vice to the back. Fletcher catches Cole lacking with a superkick and powerbombs him on the apron, but Fletcher is too far away and Cole cracks his head on the way down. The referee checks on Cole as we go to commercial. Back from break and Cole is firing up, as the crowd is alive for this one. Clothesline by Cole, then a pump kick. Cole thinks Ushigaroshi and gets it. Two count. Cole sizes Fletcher up but Fletcher grabs a roll up for two. Half-and-half suplex by Fletcher! Running leg lariat in the corner and a brainbuster attempt, but Cole counters with a brainbuster on the knee. Panama Sunrise! Cole tries to Lower the Boom but Josh Alexander hits the ring and levels Cole.
Winner by DQ: Adam Cole
Rating: **1/4. Man, I had high expectations for this one and it just never got there. The bulk of this match happened in the commercial break and the finish was weak.
Brody King makes the save for Cole, and we’ve got a commercial break before out next match.
Match #5. AEW International Championship Qualifier: Brody King vs. Josh Alexander w/ Lance Archer
Missile dropkick off the middle rope by Alexander and away we go. Back body drop by Brody and some shots to the chest over the top rope a la Sheamus. Outside the ring, Brody misses a chop and gets posted. Brody throws Alexander into the LED Board and then uranages him on top of it! Brody gets caught trying a suicide dive and Alexander proceeds to DDT him on the apron. Low cross body below the middle rope takes King to the floor. Alexander wraps Brody’s arm around the ring post and then throws him into the steps as we go to commercial. Back from break and Brody tosses Alexander with a German suplex and follows with a discus lariat. Brody and Alexander fight over the top rope and Brody gets dropped on the steel. Pump kick by Brody on the apron but Alexander ducks under and German suplexes Brody! Alexander thinks about a running crossbody into the fence, but Brody boots him and delivers one of his own. Cannonball attempt back inside the ring but Alexander moves and follows up with an ankle lock. Brody escapes but Alexander traps both arms with a straightjacket German suplex! Two count. Alexander’s nose is busted wide open but tries a moonsault and Brody gets the knees up. Lariat by Brody! Ganso Bomb! One, two, three!
Winner: Brody King
Rating: ***1/4. This was a continuation from their match last month, but man I wish it could have gotten an extra 7-10 minutes. These two beat the heck out of each other and the fans LOVE Brody. Where’s Buddy?
Kyle Fletcher is in the back and he’s not happy. Fletcher says he should be standing here with the TNT Championship and he doesn’t need anyone’s help, but Cole jumps him and the two brawl.
Mercedes Mone is here and she shouts out Eddie Guerrero, but then says legends like he don’t even compare to her.
Here’s Toni Storm.
Mone says the fans are sick of black and white and need a champion full of color. Storm says she’s waited so long for her. 441 days ago you showed up on a show named after you, won titles, made history, and remained undefeated. Mone says she’s the Beyonce of women’s wrestling and she doesn’t have to introduce herself. Mone says Storm is different than she was ten years ago, she’s no longer a boss, she’s a CEO.
Storm says they’re similar, they had it all but left to follow their true dream to AEW. Mone may want all the titles, but Storm only wants one. She’s lied, prayed, and died for that title. If you want to ride the Mone Train through the Toni Tunnel, she better get deep enough. Storm believes that Mone is the greatest of all time, but unfortunately, but Storm happens to be… TIMELESS.
Mone will see Storm at All In, as she extends her hand. Mone pulls her in tight and Storm sniffs her. Mone tries to hit her finisher and Toni does the same, but both women bail.
Final Thoughts: Kind of an all over the place show tonight, eh? The show started scorching hot with Page/Swerve/Ospreay, but cooled off wasn’t able to find that momentum. It wasn’t a bad show at all, the first 40 minutes were just that good. The trios match was great, the opening segment was as well. Mone and Storm should be a blast in the future, and All In is already bookended by two strong matches. 7.25/10.
