All Out 2025: Hangman and Fletcher Deliver While AEW's Title Picture Keeps Moving

The Opps (Samoa Joe and Powerhouse Hobbs) defeated The WorkHorsemen (Anthony Henry and JD Drake) by submission. The match is framed as Tag team match and runs 5:20. As a pre-show match, it has to create momentum before the pay-per-view proper while still feeling worthwhile on its own. The match is mixed: the purpose is understandable, yet the material never consistently becomes compelling viewing. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 5.8 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Daniel Garcia (with Marina Shafir) defeated Katsuyori Shibata by pinfall. The match is framed as Singles match and runs 14:50. As a pre-show match, it has to create momentum before the pay-per-view proper while still feeling worthwhile on its own. The match is strong rather than transcendent: its structure is convincing and its flaws never take over. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 7 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Hologram and Paragon (Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong) defeated The Frat House (Cole Karter, Griff Garrison, and Preston Vance) (with Jacked Jameson) by pinfall. The match is framed as Trios match and runs 3:20. As a pre-show match, it has to create momentum before the pay-per-view proper while still feeling worthwhile on its own. The match is mixed: the purpose is understandable, yet the material never consistently becomes compelling viewing. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 5.8 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Harley Cameron, Mina Shirakawa, Queen Aminata, and Willow Nightingale defeated Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, and Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue) by pinfall. The match is framed as Eight-woman Tornado Tailgate Brawl and runs 11:30. As a pre-show match, it has to create momentum before the pay-per-view proper while still feeling worthwhile on its own. The match is solid and useful, but it lacks the urgency or escalation needed to reach the top tier. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 6.8 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defeated FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) (with Stokely) by pinfall. The match is framed as Tag team match and runs 18:05. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The score reflects an excellent performance whose central idea lands cleanly and whose finish gives the surrounding story useful weight. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 8.1 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Eddie Kingston defeated Big Bill (with Bryan Keith) by pinfall. The match is framed as Singles match and runs 7:20. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The match is strong rather than transcendent: its structure is convincing and its flaws never take over. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 7 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Mark Briscoe defeated MJF by pinfall. The match is framed as Tables 'n' Tacks match and runs 19:20. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The score reflects an excellent performance whose central idea lands cleanly and whose finish gives the surrounding story useful weight. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 8 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, and Toa Liona) defeated The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and MVP) by pinfall. The match is framed as Trios match and runs 13:45. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The match is strong rather than transcendent: its structure is convincing and its flaws never take over. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 7.4 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Mercedes Moné (c) defeated Riho by pinfall. The match is framed as Singles match for the AEW TBS Championship and runs 16:00. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The score reflects an excellent performance whose central idea lands cleanly and whose finish gives the surrounding story useful weight. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 8.2 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Kazuchika Okada (c) defeated Konosuke Takeshita and Máscara Dorada by pinfall. The match is framed as Three-way match for the AEW Unified Championship and runs 21:00. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. Okada, Takeshita and Dorada organize three very different tempos into a coherent title match. Takeshita's power and Dorada's speed keep Okada from dictating every exchange, which makes the champion's retention feel earned rather than inevitable. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 9 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Jon Moxley (with Marina Shafir) defeated Darby Allin. The match is framed as Coffin match and runs 20:00. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. Moxley and Allin use the Coffin stipulation as an extension of their personalities. Allin's willingness to absorb risk makes the match dangerous immediately, while Moxley's control gives the violence shape instead of letting it become a random collection of stunts. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 9.2 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Kris Statlander defeated "Timeless" Toni Storm (c), Jamie Hayter, and Thekla by pinfall. The match is framed as Four-way match for the AEW Women's World Championship and runs 11:55. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. Statlander's title win is the point of the four-way, but the match succeeds because the champion and other challengers remain active threats. The relatively short runtime helps the action stay urgent and makes the title change hit without excessive setup. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 8.4 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

Brodido (Brody King and Bandido) (c) defeated The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson), JetSpeed (Kevin Knight and "Speedball" Mike Bailey), and Don Callis Family (Hechicero and Josh Alexander). The match is framed as Four-way Ladder match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship and runs 24:40. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. The score reflects an excellent performance whose central idea lands cleanly and whose finish gives the surrounding story useful weight. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 8.9 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.

"Hangman" Adam Page (c) defeated Kyle Fletcher by pinfall. The match is framed as Singles match for the AEW World Championship; Had any member of the Don Callis Family interfered, Fletcher would have been disqualified and stripped of his AEW TNT Championship. and runs 38:10. On the main card, its value comes from how well the wrestling, stakes and finish support the larger rhythm of the night. Hangman and Fletcher justify the unusual length by making the challenger's credibility the story. Fletcher survives deep into a world-title main event without outside rescue, and Page's eventual win feels like a champion overcoming a genuine equal rather than dispatching a prospect. The result does not rely on a championship change for its importance. At 9.5 out of 10, the rating reflects how the match works inside All Out 2025 as a complete show rather than treating historical importance and immediate match quality as the same thing.