Nine matches, including six world championship matches, highlight this year’s edition of Revolution!
- Number One Contender’s March for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Ricochet vs. Swerve Strickland
- Hangman Page vs. MJF
- Steel Cage: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
- AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The OutRunners
- AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Brody King
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May
- AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Kenny Omega
- AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Momo Watanabe
- AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Cope
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AEW Revolution 2025
Live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California! Tony Schiavone, Taz, and Excalibur are on commentary tonight and we’re starting with the grudge match!
Match #1. MJF vs. Hangman Page
Hangman comes out to his old music today bu.. wait, nevermind, that’s MJF playing mind games. Hockey fight to start. Hangman gets the better of the exchange and boots MJF in the corner. MJF uses the referee as a distraction and eye pokes Hangman. Arm ringer into the corner by MJF and he’s in control. Jawbreaker by MJF gets a one count. Hangman looks for a hurricanrana but MJF catches him and powerbombs him on the knee! MJF gets a running start and hits Hangman with his… groin. Hangman powers up now and lays in some hard right hands. MJF spits in his face instead. Now an eye poke. MJF proclaims that it’s his company, so Hangman hits a big fall away slam. MJF rolls to the apron and Hangman looks for the double jump clothesline, but MJF ducks it, so Hangman hits him on the rebound. Hangman wants the Buckshot but MJF sees it and rolls to the far apron, so Page follows him and boots him in the face. Orihari moonsault by Hangman! Hangman rolls MJF in the ring and lines up the Buckshot, but MJF sees it and again, and stumbles into the corner. Hangman charges in the corner and gets elevated up and over, but MJF catches him with a superkick upside down. Alabama Slam by MJF, right into a deadlift hammerlock DDT! Two count. Low superkick by MJF and he looks for a piledriver, but Hangman countes with the Deadeye! Two count. Hangman charges and MJF sends him to the apron, where he looks for the Heatseeker, but Hangman boots him in the face. Buckshot! One, two, no! MJF gets the foot on the ropes just before the three count. MJF tries for the Salt of the Earth, but he’s got nothing left. Hangman spits in his face now and hits a huge lariat. Hangman lines up the Buckshot again, but MJF rolls to the outside of the ring, again. Hangman lines up MJF on the outside and charges but misses and hits the steel steps. Another Buckshot attempt by Hangman, but MJF ducks and locks in the Salt of the Earth! Hangman tries to get to the ropes but MJF pulls him back into the center and transitions to a crossface. MJF uses the bottom rope to spring off and transition to a straight armbar. Hangman reaches for the bottom rope but MJF traps both arms! Hangman barely gets to the bottom rope with just a toe, but it causes the break. Hangman rolls to the outside and MJF follows, grabbing the headset from Tony Schiavone and letting us know he’s the f’ing man around here. Hangman thinks tombstone, but the injured arm prevents him from holding him up. Moonsault off the corner of the guard rail, right into a tombstone position on MJF! MJF reverses, and tombstones Hangman on the unfolded chair! MJF rolls in the ring and waits for the countout, as the doctor checks on Hangman. Hangman barely makes it in before the ten count, as MJF is crying screaming “WHY YOU AND NOT ME?! MJF wants the Heatseeker but Hangman holds on to him, walks in the middle of the ring, and hits the Deadeye! ANGEL’S WINGS! That was the hardest Angel’s Wings I’ve ever seen in my life. Hangman rolls to the apron, MJF barely gets to his feet… BUCKSHOT! That will get it done.
Winner: Hangman Page
Rating: ****1/4. Excellent opening match that had the crowd on their feet the entire time. Hangman was determined to win this one with the Buckshot and it almost cost him, but he persevered. MJF’s emotions got the better of him, and Hangman set everything up with Christopher Daniels’ Angel’s Wings. Great stuff.
Match #2. AEW TBS Championship: Merecedes Mone (c) vs. Momo Watanabe
Snap mare by Momo, who taunts Mercedes by feigning a PK. Mercedes attempts a head scissors but Momo thinks about a tombstone, before Mercedes rolls her up for two. PK to the arm by Momo, as Mercedes tries to shake it out. Meteora by Momo but Mercedes rolls through and locks in a crossface. Momo makes it to the ropes and then shoves Mercedes off, but Mercedes rebounds with a Meteora under the middle rope! Both women jockey for position on the apron now, but Mercedes finding her feet on the floor and thinking powerbomb and DRILLS IT. BRUTAL! Momo gets rolled in the ring and somehow kicks out at two. Meteora by Mercedes gets two. Mercedes looks for the Mone Maker but Momo counters with a Strong Zero. Two count. Three amigos now by Mercedes, but Momo counters the third suplex and looks for three amigos of her own. Mercedes also blocks it on the third. Momo traps Mercedes in the tree of woe and LAYS in to her with roundhouse kicks to the chest. Pair of running dropkicks in the corner by Momo, and now a leaping dropkick in the corner. Mercedes ducks under with a huge backstabber. Another Meteora by Mercedes. Two count. Chops in the corner by Mercedes but she misses a pair of knees and Momo delivers some big roundhouse kicks. Momo goes to the middle rope and CRUSHES Mercedes on the apron with a pair of knees. Somehow, Momo only gets a two count. Momo charges in the corner and Mercedes gets the knees up. Statement Maker in the center of the ring! Momo gets near the ropes but Mercedes pushes off, rolling back over, and both women gets to their feet with their arms locked. Powerbomb by Mercedes! Long two count. Mercedes goes up top looking for the frog splash, but Momo is there with a high kick. Avalanche spinning uranage by Momo! Two count. Release half-and-half suplex by Momo. Another two count. Peach Sunrise is blocked, so Momo retains wrist control and just kicks Mercedes in the face a bunch. Momo misses a dive off the top and Mercedes responds with a diving crossbody. Mone Maker in the middle of the ring. Statement Maker is locked in. Momo taps!
Winner and STILL AEW TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone
Rating: ****. Mercedes Mone continues to deliver on PPV. Momo was a willing contender here and physically took Mercedes to the limit, but the champ prevailed.
Match #3. Number One Contender for the AEW World Heavyweight Champion: Swerve Strickland w/ Prince Nana vs. Ricochet
Ricochet is out wearing the cape of the Embassy. “You are bald” chants to Ricochet and that’s just unfortunate. Move-for-move early as it’s a stalemate. Snap mare by Swerve and a diving European uppercut to the back of the neck. Back suplex by Ricochet and the fight spills to the outside. Swerve now putting the boots to Ricochet and Nana tries to intervene on the outside, preventing a DQ, and Ricochet shoves him to the ground. Nana gets upset and says F this, and leaves Swerve! Springboard clothesline by Ricochet and a moonsault back in the ring. Two count. There are some comedians in the front row heckling Swerve… Leslie Thomas, maybe? And the crowd is here for that. Swerve is up with a pair of clotheslines. Ricochet tries a diving cutter but Swerve puts on the breaks and hits a vertical suplex. Ricochet rolls to the apron, and flies back in with a springboard dragonrana! Two count. Deadlift powerbomb position into a powerslam by Swerve! Two count. Both guys fight for control on the apron now, Poisonrana by Ricochet! Ricochet now has Swerve on the announcer’s table and both guys trade right hands. GRINGO KILLA BY SWERVE ON THE ANNOUNCER’S TABLE… AND THE TABLE DOESN’T BUDGE! BRUTAL. Both guys barely make it into the ring, but Swerve goes up top. Swerve Stomp! One, two, no! Swerve catches a low blow but Ricochet gets it anyway. Northern Light suplex by Swerve, who holds on, and hits a brainbuster! Ricochet goes up top… 630 senton! One, two, no! Nana is here to grab the robe back, as Ricochet and Swerve jockey for position and Ricochet gets sent outside, taking out Nana with a suicide dive. Swerve dives and Ricochet catches him, and it’s a Death Valley Driver on the floor! Ken Jeong is in the front row and Ricochet is all about it. Big Pressure by Ricochet! Two count. Nana pulls the robe off of Ricochet, and Swerve rolls him up, but Riccohet sends Swerve into Nana in the corner. House Call by Swerve! Another House Call! One, two, no! Big Pressure! One, two, three!
Winner: Swerve Strickland
Rating: ****1/4. This was fantastic. Everything you expected from these two, and I hope we’ll see them run this back for the world heavyweight title in short order.
Swerve has the robe, he drops to a knee and presents it to Prince Nana. Prince Nana then drapes the robe over Swerve and we celebrate.
Match #4. AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Brody King
Fight spills to the outside quickly as Brody chops the nipples off of Okada. King tries a crossbody against chair but Okada moves and Brody eats steel. DDT on the floor by Okada. Back in the ring and Brody fires some more chops in but misses an avalanche in the corner. Body slam by Okada. Okada goes up top but Brody follows with a double chop and a superplex. Elbow suicida by Brody! Okada tries to grab the title but Brody stops it and crushes him between guard rails with a running cross body. Senton by Brody gets two, back inside the ring. Lariat by Brody! Okada counters a powerbomb with the Air Raid Crash Neckbreaker! Long two count. Okada thinks about… something, but Brody comes back with a Death Valley Driver into the turnbuckles. Cannonball! Two count. Okada brings a chair in the ring, as a diversion, and blasts Brody with the title instead. Rainmaker attempt but Brody comes back with a lariat of his own! Brody tries for the Ganso Bomb but settles for an avalanche in the corner. Dropkick by Okada! RAINMAKERRRRR! That’ll do it.
Winner and STILL AEW Continental Champion: Kazuchika Okada
Rating: ***1/2. Hard-hitting and to the point. We got a serious Okada here, as he clearly viewed Brody as a threat.
Tony Schiavone: “What’s your strategy if you’re the OutRunners, taking on The Hurt Syndicate?”
Nigel McGuinness: “I don’t know, poison them?”
Amazing.
Match #4. AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The OutRunners
Vertical suplex by Floyd and a pair of dropkicks sends Benjamin to the outside. MVP is heated and gives his guys a pep talk. Lashley is in now and he puts the shoulder to Magnum in the corner. Magnum gets tossed to the outside and Lashley bounces him off of the LED board, and apron, and LED board, and apron. Back in the ring, Benjamin with a release German suplex. Two. Canadian Stampede out of the corner by Lashley and that gets a long two. Floyd gets a hot tag and an.. awkward exchange with Benjamin. Body slam. Magnum knocks Lashley off the apron and YOU SON OF A BITCH double elbow drop. Two count. On the outside, Magnum sends Lashley into the steel steps. Floyd grabs a knuckle lock and goes old school off the top with a twisting arm drags. Superkick by Benjamin. Spinebuster by Lashley. Running step up knee to Magnum. One for Floyd. Lashley spears everyone. One, two, three.
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Hurt Syndicate
Rating: **. Really just an elongated squash here, which is fine.
Match #5. Hollywood Ending Match for the AEW Women’s World Championship: Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May
MAY ATTACKS DURING STORM’S ENTRANCE AND HERE WE GO! Crowd is stoked for this one. Both women attempt to suplex the other off the stage May settles for a big DDT. Two count. Again, this is Falls Count Anywhere, too. May pulls out a TAZER but Luther grabs it from her. May kicks Luther low and shotgun dropkicks him through a table but lands AWFULLY HARD on the ramp. Sky High off the stage by Storm! Two count. Both women fight to the ringside area where Storm crotches May on the LED board and then DDTs her off! Two count. Stuck piledriver on the steps by May and Storm is busted open! Storm is locked in the corner and May hits a running hip attack in front of a steel chair. Storm and May now tape their knuckels up, and DIP THEM IN BROKEN GLASS. IT’S A THAI PEI DEATH MATCH. AXL AND IAN ROTTEN STYLE. Jab to the face by Storm! Storm dumps the broken glass in the middle of the ring. MAY CRACKS A CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE BETWEEN THE LEGS OF TONI STORM. WHAT ARE WE SEEING? Both women are on the top rope now and May head scissors Storm into the glass. MAYDAY INTO THE GLASS! STORM ZERO ON A CHAIR. ONE, TWO, NO. MAY RUNS UP THE RAMP AND GETS HER FACE STOMPED ON BY STORM. Storm now whips May with the championship belt. Storm has the shoe and threatens May, buy May counters with MayDay on the ramp! One, two, no! STORM IS STABBING MAY WITH THE SHOE IN THE FACE. STORM ZERO THROUGH THE TABLE. ONE. TWO. THREE.
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s World Champion: Toni Storm
Rating: ****1/2. Yeah I’m overrating this match and I don’t care this was amazing. Both women are on another level, and the story surrounding this was true cinema. The camera angles, the visuals, the backdrop, the music. Some of the best stuff that AEW has ever done, and both women brought it, physicality-wise.
Match #6. AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Kenny Omega
Back chop by Kenny and a chop to the chest. Takeshita-line! Omega dumps Takeshita to the outside and follows up with plancha over the top. Don Callis escapes the commentary table to momentarily put the boots to Omega. Omega introduces Takeshita to the top turnbuckle but Takeshita comes back with a kitchen sink, targeting the abdomen. Takeshita sets up a table on the outside as both guys fight on the apron. Omega dunks Takeshita’s head! You Can’t Escape by Omega, who looks for a moonsault, but Takeshita is up and shoves Omega across to another guard rail, where he lands stomach-first! Takeshita is waiting inside the ring for Omega, who eats a hard elbow. Two count. Brainbuster by Takeshita! Two count. Omega returns with a You Can’t Escape back inside the ring, and he connects with the moonsault this time. Two count. Franksteiner by Omega. TERMINATOR DIVE, well, kind of, as Don Callis trips Omega up and Takeshita clotheslines him over the top and to the floor. Release German suplex on the floor by Takeshita! The table is set up and Takeshita drops Omega stomach-first on the edge of the table. Back in the ring, Takeshita delivers a pair of sentons. A third senton and Omega gets his knees up. Takeshita powers through and body slams Omega, but misses a senton off the top! Omega is back to his feet and both guys are laying in some sturdy right hands. Takeshita drops Omega with a left hook to the body and a right elbow to the face. Takeshita thinks about a Takeshita-line but Omega ducks and it’s a snap dragon suplex! V-Trigger! Powerbomb by Omega! KNEE TO THE FACE! ONE, TWO, NO! Takeshita avoids a V-Trigger and SPIKES Omega with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Helluva Kick in the corner! Takeshita sets Omega up on the top and elbows him off, hard, to the floor. Takeshita now up on the top and Omega springboards in with a Sunset Flip powerbomb! V-Trigger! Omega thinks One Winged Angel but his midsection can’t hold up, and he crumples. Omega thinks about a second One Winged Angel, then tries a tombstone. Reversal. Tombstone by Takeshita! Takeshita holds on! Stands up! DOUBLE OVERHOOK TOMBSTONE! Two count! Power Drive knee! Two count. ANOTHER POWER DRIVE KNEE! ONE COUNT! THE PLACE ERUPTS! Ripcord knee by Omega. Stump piledriver! Two count. Poisonrana by Omega! Both guys are down and Callis has once again left the announce desk. V-Trigger! Omega wants the One Winged Angel but Callis holds on to Takeshita from the outside. Omega kicks Callis’ hands and Takeshita grabs him from behind, thinking about the Raging Fire. Omega counters with a crucifix. One, two, no! Takeshita rolls out, Omega holds on, crucifix again. One, two, three!
Winner and NEW AEW International Champion: Kenny Omega
Rating: ****1/4. Banger after banger after banger tonight, eh? Huge win for Omega, who nudges closer to evening his score with Takeshita, down 1-2. Loved the wrestling move to win and the story of Takeshita doing so much damage to Omega that he couldn’t hit his move and had to improvise.
Match #7. Steel Cage Match: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
Ospreay tries to handspring but the ankle hits the cage and Fletcher takes advantage of the situation. Fletcher uses the cage first, bouncing Ospreay’s head off the cage. Ospreay is bleeding early, and Fletcher licks the blood off of the chain link. Gross. Fletcher mounts Ospreay and delivers some punches in the corner, targeting the cut on the forehead. Fletcher sends Ospreay into the corner but he launches to the top rope, turns around mid-air, and comes off the top with a Phenomenal Forearm. Now Ospreay sends Fletcher into the steel a few times, and a standing Sky Twister Press gets two. Ospreay traps Fletcher between the ropes and the cage, delivering a bunch of hard chops that cause the skin of Fletcher to break. Fletcher back up with a half-and-half suplex. Running leg lariat in the corner by Fletcher, but Ospreay comes back with Cheeky Nandos! Ospreay catapults Fletcher into the cage Both guys fighting on the top rope now as Ospreay is able to knee Fletcher to the mat. Twisting press to Fletcher gets two. Fletcher crotches Ospreay on the top rope and boots him into the steel. High angle Last Ride by Fletcher, who sits out with it, gets a two count. Rolling elbow by Ospreay and Kawada kicks to the face. Both men exchange Kawada kicks at this point, before Ospreay delivers a trio of the hardest elbows I’ve ever seen. Both men trade powerbomb attempts until Ospreay spikes Fletcher with a DDT. Double underhooks by Ospreay but Fletcher counters with a brainbuster! Two count. Mark Davis is walking down to the ring, and he brings a pair of bolt cutters. Davis breaks the lock and throws a chair in the ring, as well as a black belt full of… who knows what. Ospreay kicks the cage into the face of Davis, before pulling out a barbed wire baseball bat! Ospreay goes to the stomach and back of Fletcher, before raking it across his face! Ospreay channels Cactus Jack as Kyle Fletcher begs for mercy, putting on the United Empire arm band. Ospreay gives him the finger but Fletcher goes low on him. Fletcher shoves the arm band in Ospreay’s mouth before taking a swing with the bat and missing. Hidden Blade! Storm Breaker! One, two, no! Davis breaks up the pin! Davis now chokes Ospreay out, and hugs Fletcher. Ospreay throws the chair in the face of Davis and hits the Hidden Blade! Oscutter from darn near the top of the cage! One, two, no! Ospreay wraps the barbed wire around the elbow and chases Fletcher down, who’s trying to escape. Fletcher is at the top of the cage where he finds his screwdriver, and stabs Ospreay! A bunch of times, actually. Brainbuster by Fletcher! Two count. Fletcher opens the chair and BRAINBUSTER ON THE CHAIR! 2.9999! Fletcher now unloads a bag of thumbtacks… Ospreay counters a powerbomb.. STYLES CLASH ON THE THUMBTACKS! 2.999! Fletcher tries to escape the cage but Ospreay follows, as both guys are seated atop the cage. Ospreay has the screwdriver and he stabs Fletcher with it! Super Duper Spanish Fly from the top of the cage!!! Ospreay drops the elbow pad. Fletcher is screaming at Ospreay that he FING HATES HIM. HIDDEN BLADE. TIGER DRIVER. ONE. TWO. THREE.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Rating: ****3/4. What can you say? A bitter end to a blood feud. The end had to be violent. Bloody. Brutal. And it was.
Match #9. AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Adam Copeland
Moxley takes his time getting to the ring and here we go. Back body drop on the hard floor on the outside! Cope tries for a spear but Moxley gets the boots up and stomps him on the floor! Back in the ring, Moxley lock in the bulldog choke, but somehow Cope gets to the ropes Piledriver! Two count. Moxley locks in the bulldog choke once more and Cope is pretty far from the ropes here. Cope fights off the submission, but it’s taken its toll. Referee Bryce Remsberg accidentally gets blasted with a spear, and now there’s no referee. Paradigm Shift. Moxley is fed up, and he goes to get a pair of chairs. Double clothesline. Yuta is here, and he looks conflicted, but he still hits Cope with the Busaiku Knee! Yuta slides the briefacase in the ring, but Jay White is here and he BLASTS Cope in the face with the briefcase, on accident. White was looking for Moxley on that one but Moxley ducked. Yuta fights White to the back. The referee is back in this one, and Moxley covers for the one, two… no! Moxley isn’t happy and he continues to yell at the referee, so Cope spears him! Two count. A second spear by Cope. Make that three! One, two, thr-no! Someone pulls the referee out of the ring.. it’s Christian Cage! Christian cracks Cope with the briefcase and signs the contract…Â that makes this a three-way match! Spear to Cope! One, two, no! Killswitch to Cope! One, two, no! Moxley locks in the bulldog choke on Christian! Christian tries to cover Cope with one hand but he can’t. Moxley adjusts the choke… Christian goes out! Moxley wins!
Winner and STILL AEW World Heavyweight Champion: Jon Moxley
Rating: ***. Well, this was a tough spot. The crowd wasn’t really into this one until the ref spot at the end, and even so, they were only there for a few moments until Christian went to sleep. Paint-by-numbers match until the finish, which isn’t a bad thing.. but it’s tough to close a four-hour PPV with after all of the greatness we’ve seen so far.
Moxley takes his briefcase and leaves through the crowd, but here’s Prince Nana. Moxley and Nana have a faceoff as security show up and Swerve stomps through Moxley from the top of the stairs! Swerve and Nana celebrate as we go off the air.
Final Thoughts: Man, nine matches is a lot. I feel like the crowd gave it all they had until the last hour. The main event was fine for what it was, and it seems like it’s leading us to Swerve and Moxley, and that’s where Swerve can shine. The middle of this show is hard to beat. Storm/May, Ricochet/Swerve, and Omega/Takeshita may just be the best three match chunk in any PPV I’ve ever seen and go out of you way to find out. 9/10.Â
