AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Results: Full Winners & Recap

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Results: All the Winners, a Recap, and What Happened After In short: On May 25, 2025, AEW Double or Nothing lit up Glendale, Arizona with a night of unforgettable wrestling and important results!

The event crowned new winners of the Men’s and Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, giving them big chances to win championships at AEW All In Texas. There were some very exciting matches for major titles, like the AEW Women’s World, World Tag Team, and Continental Championships.

Also, the Anarchy in the Arena match was full of the crazy chaos that it is known for. For a full list of all the winners, all the shocking moments, and an analysis of what these results mean for AEW’s future, check out our full coverage.

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 –

Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Final: Mercedes Mone vs. Jamie Hayter

It started evenly both in the ring and in the crowd’s reaction. Mone attacks Hayter’s back against the corner. Jamie responds with a kick that knocks Mercedes down but fails to get the three count. Mone tries to trap Jamie’s leg, but she counters from the floor and they exchange positions until. Hayter stomps on her and locks in the Single Leg Boston Crab. Mercedes escapes by throwing her against the ropes, connects with a Knee Strike, and with Jamie hanging upside down and her feet trapped on the bottom rope, Mone applies a Meteora.

Backstabber and Straightjacket Camel Clutch for Jamie, who frees herself but receives a Meteora for the count of two. Jamie climbs to the second rope but Moné knocks her down by hitting her back and neck. Places her on her back in the other corner and attacks with a Knee Strike. Jamie dodges the second and responds with a Suplex, Moné stops her advance with the Three Amigos.

Vertical suplex from the second rope, Mercedes responds with a backstabber and looks for her finish. Jamie avoids it and they continue hitting each other until they fall. Three backstabbers from Moné to continue hurting Jamie’s back, who responds with blows and a backslide for the two count. They struggle on the second rope, Moné takes her down to look for the pin but it’s not enough.

Both women go for their finishes and dodge them, Moné spins around looking for a pin but Jamie reverses with a Sleeperhold in the middle of the ring. Moné resists and reverses with a pin. More back and forth pins and holds until Mercedes locks in the Statement Maker. Jamie gets up with her but Mercedes knocks her down with elbows. However, Jamie lifts her up to throw her against his knee and connects. With a Sliding Lariat that almost gives her the victory.

Moné blocks three Hayterades, they struggle, and Jamie hits a Piledriver for another close three count. Jamie goes for her finish again, but Moné reverses, taking her down and covering for the win.

Winner: Mercedes Moné .

Moné wins the Owen Hart Foundation tournament and becomes a challenger. For the AEW Women’s World Championship at All In Texas.

FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler) vs. Nigel McGuiness & Daniel Garcia

Cash and Daniel start the match, with Cash repeatedly annoying Garcia to enrage him. Daniel advances and Cash looks for the tag. Dax demands to face Nigel and they move on to the first exchange of hard blows. Cash tries to stop Nigel but Daniel intervenes to help his partner. FTR joins in and attacks Nigel at ringside to take control, bothering Tony Schiavone in the process. Nigel surprises Cash with his Rebound Lariat.

Garcia comes in and unloads punches on both FTR members in the corner. Nigel goes for his Tower of London. Dax avoids it but ends up receiving a variant with the help of Daniel. FTR hit each other by mistake and fall into their rivals’ holds. Stokely tries to enter the ring but Daddy Magic stops him. He hits Daniel with a swinging neckbreaker from the second rope and Cash splashes but it’s not enough.

Shatter Machine to Nigel at ringside! Schiavone approaches to argue with FTR for trying to check Nigel. Daniel confronts FTR alone in the ring, manages to land hard Chops on Dax. But gets caught with two Piledrivers and Dax locks in a Sharpshooter. Cash launches himself into a Tope on Daddy Magic. Nigel crawls trying to get back in the ring, Cash stops him and Daniel falls to Dax’s key.

Winners: FTR

Stretcher Match: Ricochet vs. Mark Briscoe

Ricochet surprises Mark, but he immediately responds with his Red Neck Kung Fu, taking the action near the ambulance at ringside. Mark looks to win quickly, but Ricochet gets off the stretcher and runs into the ring. Mark runs him over with the stretcher, places him on top, and climbs to the apron, but Ricochet moves away again. Ricochet attempts a Shooting Star Press on the stretcher, but Mark dodges it. Froggy Bow on the stretcher!

Mark tries to pull a table out from under the ring, but Ricochet stops him. Mark attacks with a chair, pulls Ricochet into the ring, and grabs a bucket of cleaning products. He sprays Ricochet’s bald head with cleaning spray, cleans it with a rag, and then hits him with the bucket. Mark prepares a chair to jump into the ring, Sabu-style, but Ricochet stops him by throwing a chair at him mid-air.

Ricochet slams Mark’s bleeding face against the metal of the stretcher several times and then tries to carry him to the ambulance. Ricochet puts him on a stretcher, closes a door, but as he closes the other, a crutch stops him. Mark attacks him with the crutch and sprays him with a fire extinguisher to escape.

Back in the ring, Mark hits the Jay Driller. He sets up a table with Ricochet and climbs into the corner. Froggy Bow! Mark bleeds profusely from his face, staining the table, ringside, and the ring. Ricochet surprises Mark with a scissors, Mark takes it away, but Ricochet grabs another one from the ambulance. He hits a low blow to Mark and hits a Spirit Gun. Ricochet throws Mark into the ambulance and closes the doors.

Winner: Ricochet

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match:

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) (c) vs. The Sons of Texas (Dustin Rhodes & Sammy Guevara)

MJF and MVP join the champions at ringside. Lashley dominates Dustin at the start, Shelton takes over and hits Dustin, but Rhodes responds and tags in Sammy. After several evasive moves, Shelton hits another suplex and tags in Bobby to apply a brutal Uranus.

MJF attacks Sammy without being seen by the referee. Cutter from Sammy to Shelton and tag to Dustin, Code Red on Shelton but it’s not enough. He drops Shelton in the corner while MJF argues with the referee and Running bulldog for another two count. Arm Drag from the heights to Dustin but only a two count. MJF goes back up to the apron, the challengers take advantage of the distraction to return to the attack. Spear from Lashley, Dustin takes Shelton out of the ring and throws him against the post.

Low kick to Lashley at ringside, MJF tries to attack Dustin but he stops him. MJF attacks Dustin’s eyes, but Bobby stops MJF. Lashley finally laughs with MJF and connects a brutal Spear to Dustin to destroy the barricade and then hug MJF. Sammy tries to fly over both but Shelton stops him mid-air. Knee Strike and Thrust Kick for the three count.

Winners: The Hurt Syndicate

Continental Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Speedball Mike Bailey

An even start, Okada is stronger than him but Speedball agilely knocks him out of the ring and shoves him into the metal steps. Okada dodges Bailey, causing him to hit the steps, and he gets overconfident, not seeing Speedball waiting to land a Crane Kick. Speedball hits a Triangle Moonsault that doesn’t stop until Okada applies a Dragon Screw.

Okada hits DDTs to stop Speedball and take the fight to his rhythm. Speedball dodges and surprises with a Moonsault to the outside, kicks in the ring and a Running Shooting Star Press for a two count. Okada hits an Elbow Drop, but Bailey surprises him with a pin that almost gives him the victory. Bailey goes for a Falcon Arrow, looks for a Shooting Star Press but Okada meets it with his knees. Bailey kicks, looks for height but Okada takes him down with a big Dropkick.

Knee Drop and Tornado Kick from Bailey, Okada avoids an Ultima Weapon and connects a Dropkick. Speedball avoids another and applies the Knee Drop now inside the ring. Okada blocks with another Dropkick, looks for the Rainmaker and receives a hard kick. Time Adventure! 1…2…Okada reaches the rope! Kicks, Lariats, pin attempts and various reversals, Speedball very close to the victory. Dropkick in mid-air and Rainmaker for the three count.

Winner – Kazuchika Okada

AEW Women’s World Championship Match: Timeless Toni Storm (c) vs. Mina Shirakawa

Mina punishes Toni’s legs from the start, trapping her in a headlock, but Toni takes refuge on the ropes. Storm responds at ringside, hitting a backbreaker upon entering and a fisherman suplex for a two count. They fight at ringside with Luther in between, Mina leaping over him with a screw on Toni. Another dragon screw for Toni upon returning to the ring, followed by more leg punishment.

They exchange blows in the ring, Toni gets the better of it and goes for the Hip Attack, but her sore knee is preventing her from running. A powerbomb results in a two-count on Mina. Mina continues attacking but Storm resists, a combination of blows from Mina and a Glamourous Driver for a two-count. Toni lands the Hip Attack despite the pain in her leg, she goes for the Storm Zero but Mina stops her with kicks. Mina applies a Figure Four Leglock, Storm is about to give up. Toni reaches the ropes! Toni applies a Big Package but Mina reverses it, Toni tries again to no avail. Storm Zero! Toni takes the win.

Winner: Toni Storm .

Anarchy in the Arena: Swerve Strickland, Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata, Powerhouse Hobbs, Kenny Omega & Willow Nightingale vs. Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli, Matthew Jackson, Nicholas Jackson & Marina Shafir

Swerve and Kenny go after the Jacksons at the entrance, Joe surprises Claudio on the stairs, and the others start fighting all over the place too. As in other cases, music continues while the action continues, but everything explodes when “Bodies” by Drowning Pool comes on. LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!

Yuta and Omega struggle on a balcony, Hobbs comes to the rescue by throwing Yuta into the void onto security. Omega then dives on top of them all! Joe hits Claudio with a trash can lid at ringside, Jon brings Hobbs into the ring and injures his face with an object. Mox sets up a table in the corner but Hobbs gets back up and throws him through the table. Omega and Swerve dominate the Bucks in the ring.

Marina and Willow fight in the arena parking lot. Willow breaks a bottle over Shafir’s head and Slams her through a table. Shibata beats Yuta backstage, throws him into a garbage cart, and then knocks him to the floor. Swerve and Omega confront the Bucks at the entrance. Swerve jumps down but Claudio catches him with an uppercut. He hits Swerve with a Giant Swing through a speaker, causing the music to cut out. Hobbs slams Claudio into some other crates there, and one of the Jacksons flies over him right away.

Omega prepares to fly into the ring, but Nicholas stops him with a Superkick. He leaves him hanging on the top rope and with a Foot Stomp drops him onto a chair at ringside. Meanwhile, Shafir traps Willow with a chain placed on her ear against the post. TK Driver for Shibata at ringside, the Death Riders and their allies gain the advantage. Matthew places Hobbs on a table at the entrance, Nicholas climbs into the tunnel and flies into a Senton. Hobbs tries to fight back, but the Jacksons stop him.

Swerve arrives on a forklift! With the platform at the top and Prince Nana dancing on the back of the vehicle, they approach the Jacksons. Swerve Stomp! A spinebuster for Yuta and the Jacksons by Hobbs, while Nana frees Willow. A spinebuster for Claudio and another for Shafir by Willow. Lots of holds between everyone, inside and outside the ring, Matthew and Swerve break two with 450 splashes.

Nicholas attacks Hobbs with a stapler but it only enrages him, Swerve uses one to attack everyone else. Shafir hits a low blow to Swerve and then staples his tongue. Willow distributes Spers but receives a Cutter from Moxley. Omega hits a Snap Dragon Suplex for everyone, Shafir spits in his face and receives one as well. Superkick Party for everyone, referee included.

Hook appears to attack Claudio. Joe calls him to join the ring but Hook leaves. Joe hits a Muscle Buster and a Coquina Clutch on Mox. Gabe Kidd attacks Joe with the briefcase! Kidd attacks all the rivals that approach, applies a Piledriver to Omega and leaves him at the mercy of the Bucks. Yuta puts thumbtacks in his mouth before the EVP Trigger and Giant Swing by Claudio. Moxley hits a Bulldog Choke but Joe saves his partner.

Samoa Joe is taken to the ambulance area from earlier. Mark Briscoe appears to help him! Still covered in blood, Mark confronts Gabe Kidd and the others. They team up to get the Death Riders into the ambulance. In the ring, the Bucks are left alone against Omega and Swerve. V-Trigger and House Call! Nana passes Swerve her studded boots down, while Omega throws the other Jackson with a One Winged Angel from the entrance onto a table with electrical objects that throw off a number of sparks. Swerve Stomp with studs!

Winners: Swerve Strickland, Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata, Powerhouse Hobbs, Kenny Omega & Willow Nightingale

Paragon (Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong) vs. Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher & Josh Alexander)

Takeshita and Cole start the match, Adam applies a Neckbreaker and tries for the pin without success. Kyle takes over and Alexander does the same, Strong goes to face Josh with hard blows but falls in the opponent’s corner. The Callis Family dominates Strong until Cole takes over and charges at everyone. Ushigoroshi by Adam and a combination of blows by Kyle, who closes the Yujigatame on Alexander and he reverses it into an Ankle Lock. Cole is attacked by all three opponents, receives a great Powerbomb but his partners avoid the pin. Don Callis Family receives all kinds of attacks at ringside: Panama Sunrise, Knee Strike from the edge to a chair and Slam against the edge of the barricade.

Fletcher goes after Cole, but Kyle saves him with a combination of punches and a guillotine lock. Takeshita surprises Kyle with a brutal forearm strike, and Kyle finishes with a brainbuster for the win.

Winners: Don Callis Family .

After the fight, Cole and Strong want to attack their rivals but are outnumbered. Brody King and Tomohiro Ishii go after the Don Callis Family. Hiroshi Tanahashi joins them!

Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Final: Hangman Adam Page vs. Will Ospreay

An even start with some takedowns and exchanges, Ospreay gets distracted at times by playing to the crowd, while Page is completely focused on his opponent. Will hits a Hurricanrana, Body Slam, and Sky Twister Press for a mere one count. Page moves forward with hard strikes, Will attempts a Plancha toward ringside, but Page catches him and hits a Fallaway Slam against the barricade.

Back in the ring, Page hits two back suplexes for a two count. Stundog Millionaire, Corscrew Kick, and a Sasuke Special on Page. Torture Rack Power Bomb and Hangman gets a two count. Page immediately responds with his lariat on the ring apron and an Orihana moonsault.

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Results

Page uses a sharpshooter until Will reaches the ropes. Ospreay throws chops, Hangman defiantly corners him and throws his own punches in addition to a back suplex. A hard exchange of punches and kicks with several reversals, Ospreay applies the Spanish Fly and both are left lying down.

Page collapses and avoids another Hidden Blade. Page leans on the ropes trying to get to his feet, and Will hits a V-Trigger. Hangman Page responds with Swerve’s Big Pressure, but it’s not enough. Ospreay anticipates a Buckshot, looking for a Stormbreaker, which Hangman also avoids. BUCKSHOT! 1…2…3!

Winner – Hangman Page

Hangman Adam Page is the winner of the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament and will fight for the AEW World Championship at All In Texas.

What a night it was for AEW Double or Nothing 2025! The dust has settled, new champions may have been crowned, and the road to All In has become much clearer. The landscape of All Elite Wrestling has definitely been shaken up!

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