With a tacks and tables match, a coffin match and a ladder match all on one show, AEW All Out 2025 could continue the tradition of being a very violent show.
One year on from the graphic cage match between Adam Page and Swerve Strickland, multiple stipulation matches have once again been set for the show. Along with Darby Allin and Jon Moxley set to continue their rivalry in Allin’s speciality, a coffin match, Mark Briscoe is looking for revenge on MJF in a tacks and tables match, and Toni Storm will also defend her Women’s Championship just over a week after competing in a Philadelphia street fight.
Additionally, Eddie Kingston will return to the ring after more than a year away, and Kyle Fletcher will challenge Adam Page for the World Title in the main event. However, unlike previous encounters, Flecther will not have The Don Callis Family with him as backup.
AEW All Out 2025 Predictions:
Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Riho For The TBS Championship
Much like many of Mone’s title defences over the past year, the chances of The CEO losing her title here are slim to none. Expect to see another fun match with both women pulling out the big moves, but with little build to the match itself, Mone is the heavy favourite to walk out still the champion.
Winner: Mercedes Mone
Brodido (c) vs. JetSpeed vs. The Young Bucks vs. Hechicero & Josh Alexander
Given that Brody King and Bandido have only just won the gold back at Forbidden Door, it seems unlikely that the pair will be losing their titles so soon, especially as there has been little build to this match. Like most AEW ladder matches, expect the action to be fast-paced from the get-go with a lot of high spots, but ultimately, Brodido will emerge from the wreckage still the champions.
Winners: Brody King and Bandido
Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mascara Dorada For The Unified Championship
Although Okada vs. Takeshita is the money match that fans are hoping to see soon, and could take place at WrestleDream, this definitely has the potential to be a show stealer if Okada gives it his all. Given that Takeshita looks destined to be the one to dethrone The Rainmaker, and could also be the next IWGP World Heavyweight Champion, Okada has a little longer left as champion before suffering that major loss.
Winner: Kazuchika Okada
FTR vs. Christian Cage And Adam Copeland
With Cope being unable to get some payback on the former Tag Team Champions over the past couple of months, this feels like it will be his time to stand tall alongside his long-time friend and tag team partner. It looks likely that Cope and Christian are due another Tag Title shot and reign before their careers come to an end, and another big win will bring them one step closer to the gold.
Winners: Christian Cage and Adam Copeland
“Timeless” Toni Storm (c) vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Kris Statlander vs. Thekla For The AEW Women’s Championship
While it could be argued that this is Thekla’s time to hold the gold given the run she has been on as of late, it appears that Storm will notch up another successful retention at the pay-per-view. There is the possibility that this could spin off into one on one matches with Thekla or possibly Jamie Hayter given their history, but a title change looks to be unlikely at this stage.
Winner: Toni Storm
The Hurt Sydicate vs. Ricochet And Gates Of Agony
With no titles at stake and with The Hurt Syndicate recently losing their championships at Forbidden Door, this feels like it will be the match where the trio get their momentum back, and could potentially be the start of their Trios run. Ricochet and GOA can afford to take the loss and The Syndicate can look dominant once more.
Winners: The Hurt Syndicate
Jon Moxley vs. Darby Allin In A Coffin Match
In what could be the most violent match on the card, expect Allin to put his body on the line ad remind the fans of his daredevil in-ring style that they know and love. Allin will likely have the numbers disadvantage given the match is a no DQ and interference is allowed. While Allin should pick up a victory over the former World Champion, it is more likely that Moxley will emerge the victor so that the feud can continue.
MJF vs. Mark Briscoe In a Tables And Tacks Match
While this could be a very by the numbers match, it also could be very entertaining! MJF is almost guaranteed to take a comical tack bump, and Mark Briscoe will likely go crashing through a table in a big dive gone wrong spot. Possibly due to interference from The Don Callis Family, but it is unlikely that Briscoe will win this one given that MJF is still owed a World Title match.
Winner: MJF
Eddie Kingston vs. Big Bill
With Kingston out of action for more than a year, this undercard match will be one that fans are very much looking forward to. Set to remind the fans what they have missed over the past year, Kingston will play the big hits and pick up the win over Big Bill, likely transitioning to The Deathriders storyline sooner than later.
Winner: Eddie Kingston
Adam Page (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher For The AEW World Championship
Two things are guaranteed to happen here, this will be the match of the night, and Adam Page will retain his championship. Fletcher will put on another great effort against Page and will once again prove that he is a future World Champion. However, with no Don Callis Family at ringside and with Page still in the early days of his second title reign, it looks unlikely that Fletcher will win his first World Title here.
Winner: Adam Page
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