Aew doubles or nothing 2025 results, highlights & live blog

The future of AEW and the All in PPV are on the line in the 2025 edition 2025 of Aew Double or Night.

This year's signature show is led by the Owen Hart Cup tournament finals of the men as well as the Owen Hart Cup tournament of women. In the men's tournament, Osprreay will collide with Adam Page, whereby the winner can struggle to everyone in the world championship.

Both Ospray and Page have made their cases why they believe that victory is more important to them and both are valid. Osprreay says he wants to climb the tournament at the top of AEW. Page is about redemption.

In the women's tournament, the TBS champion Mercedes Mone meets the tournament finale, Jaime Hayter, against the former AWEW world champion, Jaime Hayter. Similar to the men's tournament, both Mone and Hayter use this tournament victory to give them dynamics in AW. Mone says she wants to become the greatest wrestler of women in history and that she needs this victory for her inheritance. Hayter wants to win that she is full of an injury and is ready to win her place back at the top.

It is about anarchy in the arena between two campaigns that contain some of the largest stars in AEW. The death riders with Jon Moxley at the top are outstanding and now that this team is with the young arches, they become more powerful than ever.

Swev Strickland, Kenny Omega and Samoa Joe will lead a team against them in one of the signature games in the AEW calendar. In this game, two women will take part for the first time. Marina Shafir will take part in the Moxley team, and Willow Nightingale will join Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega.

Further promotions on the show will be the Hurt Syndicate for your Aew World Tag team championships, a special dispute game, and the AEW women's World Cup will be up to date when Toni Storm defends itself against the newly signed Star Mina Shirakawa.

Time: 8 p.m. EST (7 p.m. CST)

Location: Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona

Streaming: PPV.com, Amazon Prime, Triller TV (without the USA & Canada)

Will Osprreay against Hangman Adam page in the final of the Owen Hart Foundation Herren -Turnier

Mercedes Mone against Jamie Hayter in the final of the Owen Hart Foundation's women's tournament

Anarchy in the arena: Kenny Omega, SWerve Strickland, Willow Nightingale & The Opps (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs & Katsuyori Shibata) Vs. The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta) & The Young Bucks (Matthew & Nicholas Jackson)

Timeless Toni Storm against Mina Shirakawa for the AW women's World Championship

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) against the sons of Texas (Dustin Rhodes & Sammy Guevara) for the AEW World Tag Team Championships

Kazuchika Okada against Speedball Mike Bailey for the Aew Continental Championship

Stretcher -Match: Mark Briscoe against Ricochet

For Nigel McGuinness & Daniel Garcia

Paragon (Adam Cole, Kyle O'reilly & Roderick Strong) against the Don Callis family (Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita & Josh Alexander)

Buy in: Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford against Anna Jay & Harley Cameron

-Mercedes Mone first started the show with its entrance for the final of the women Owen Hart Cup tournament. The announcer put on her in AEW last year and then Jaime Hayter made her entrance. Both women faced the other in the ring when the bell rang and the match started.

-IM Early part of the game that worked on Hayter Back -was the injury that she kept out of operation for so long. This attack continued until Hayter used a number of electricity movements to dynamize in the game.

– –Mercedes Mone defeated Jaime Hayter to win the Owen Hart Cup tournament of women and to earn a shot at the AW women's World Championship. Mone stepped from a malignant larger and a tombstone pile leader from Hayter before surprising Hayter with a rollup pen and victory.

-After the match, Mone celebrated with the Owen Hart -Turnier -Championship belt and the trophy.

-The announcement team wished Jim Ross when he worked to beat cancer. All three announcements were very nice and remembered their time with Ross and Ross' time in AEW. Taz said they all wanted to see him again very soon in the announcement cabin.

-Ftr against Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness were match number two. The crowd was large for the McGuinness input and the comment team clearly favored the BabyFace team because the FR for Tony Schiavone was terrible.

-Daniel Garcia used to work towards the match, but it was for that Nigel wanted in the ring to see what he had left. When Nigel incorporated, the crowd cheered. Nigel struck down early, but finally McGuinness got dynamics with a clothesline in the corner. The dynamic was short -lived when the FTR took over.

– –For defeated Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness from TKO. For both Garcia and Nigel, bullied for both the game. They even turned to Schiavone. In the end, Dax Harwood Garcia locked in a sniper for almost two minutes. Garcia passed out and the referee had to call the game.

-Ricochet set off on the entrance and Mark Briscoe followed for the first time. When Mark Briscoe got into the ring, Ricochet attacked him and the campaign was switched on.

-Beading men have lost themselves outside the ring around the outside of the ring and the stretcher was used as a weapon at the beginning of the game. Ricochet missed a Shoot star press and landed directly on the stretcher. Immediately afterwards, Briscoe connected to Ricochet with an elbow waste, which was on the stretcher.

– –Ricochet defeated Mark Briscoe in a string game. Mark Briscoe was a bloody chaos after Ricochet hit his face into the metal part of the stretcher. Ricochet then tried to block Briscoe in the ambulance, but Briscoe fought out. The match ended when Ricochet used metal scissors and a low blow before blocking Briscoe for victory in the ambulance.

-After the game, Ricochet put the ramp at the top when the announcement team mocked him because he had won the way he did.

-A video review of the injured sons against Sons of Texas Fehde. Then the Texas sons entered the ring and followed the injured syndicate with MJF.

-The early part of the game was to establish the injured syndicate as a dominated force. The rest of the game played this foundation. When the match went for longer than expected, MJF made his way and tried to get Shelton Benjamin cheating to win. Bobby Lashley saw that and stopped him from doing it.

– –The Hurt Syndicate defeated the Sons of Texas to maintain the Aew World Tag team championships. Bobby Lashley Speer Dustin Rhodes through the ring barrier and Shelton Benjamin caught Sammy Guevara in the face with a knee. Then he hit a super knee in the face and then a great kick before covering himself for the victory.

-If the match was over, the injured syndicate celebrated together with MVP and MJF.

-Kazuchika Okada against Mike Bailey for the AW continental championship was next. Bailey first came out and Okada followed. The match started slowly, but at the end turned into a faster sprint.

-Bailey had a handful of if over Okada thanks to his unique kick collection, which he consistently put through throughout the game. Bailey hit a Moonsault from the upper rope outside the ring and had Okada on the ropes.

– –Kazuchika Okada defeated Mike Bailey to maintain the AW continental championship. Bailey had all the momentum in the world when he climbed to the top rope for his patented knee cheeky from Moonsault Knie. He jumped away, but instead of making the move, he was hit by a standing Okada drop kick. Okada followed with the rainmaker and covered the victory.

-The announcement team gave Bailey props, but said that Okada was waiting for Bailey to make a mistake, and he did it.

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