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AEW Revolution 2025 Results: Jon Moxley And Toni Storm Retain Championships

Who will walk out of AEW Revolution as the AEW World Champion? Will it be Jon Moxley or The Rated R Superstar Cope?

Rick Ucchino, Zack Heydorn

Mox vs. Cope
Mox vs. Cope / All Elite Wrestling

The stars will be out in Hollywood tonight as AEW Revolution takes over the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California.

Writing with absolutely no hyperbole what-so-ever, All Elite Wrestling President and CEO Tony Khan has booked 3-4 matches that could end up being serious 'Match of the Year' candidates. Including, but not limited to, Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher inside of a Steel Cage, Kenny Omega challenging Konosuke Takeshita for the International Championship, and Mercedes Moné battling Momo Watanabe with the TBS Championship on the line.

Then there's tonight's triple main event slate that will crown a new No. 1 Contender for the AEW World Championship and potentially two new AEW World Champions.

The Rated R Superstar Adam Copeland last held a World Championship 14 years ago. He could finally end that drought and rescue the AEW World Title from the Death Riders when he faces off against Jon Moxley tonight. This is a match that will be anything but pretty, in the best way possible.

Our own Jon Alba spoke with The Rated R Superstar ahead of Revolution. You can watch their full conversation in the video above and don't forget to subscribe to The Takedown on SI YouTube Channel for more great exclusive content.

Timeless Toni Storm and Mariah May will battle for the AEW Women's Championship in what many AEW faithful believe should be the main event. Fans have soaked in every emotional moment of their story the last several months and tonight will witness their Hollywood Ending.

Here is everything you need to know about tonight's AEW Revolution PPV in Los Angeles:

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match

Hurt Syndicate vs. The Outrunners
Hurt Syndicate vs. The Outrunners / All Elite Wrestling

Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum have earned the biggest opportunity of their AEW careers tonight when they take on Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin for the AEW World Tag Team Championships. The Hurt Syndicate have been absolutely dominant since arriving in All Elite Wrestling and The Outrunners may running into a buzz saw in Los Angeles.

MJF vs. Hangman Adam Page

AEW Revolution 2025
MJF vs. Hangman Adam Page / AEW Twitter

Arguably the two biggest homegrown stars in All Elite Wrestling have their sights set on winning back the AEW World Championship, but their quest to do that has put them on a collision course with each other. Things have gotten very personal between MJF and Hangman Adam Page in very short order, and these two appear ready to tear each other to shreds tonight at Revolution.

AEW TBS Championship Match

Mercedes Mone vs. Momo Watanabe
Mercedes Mone vs. Momo Watanabe / All Elite Wrestling

Love her or hate her, there is no denying that Mercedes Moné has been on a hot streak the last several months. She's out to prove yet again that no one can touch Four Belts Moné when she puts her TBS Championship on the line against Momo Watanabe. These two put on a classic at NJPW Capital Collision last August. Can Momo find away to best the CEO this time around?

Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher inside of a Steel Cage

Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher / All Elite Wrestling

A physically and mentally spent Will Ospreay will step inside of a traditional steel cage for the first time ever in his career tonight and he'll be standing across the ring from a man he used to call his brother. Ospreay says he's a wounded animal heading into this one. He'll be locked in a cage, backed into a corner and have no choice but to fight for his life.

AEW Continental Championship Match

Kazuchika Okada vs. Brody King
Kazuchika Okada vs. Brody King / All Elite Wrestling

After taking out Buddy Matthews at Grand Slam Australia, Kazuchika Okada is looking to dispose of the other half of Hounds of Hell. A win tonight would be the biggest of Big Bad Brody King's career, earning him his first singles championship in AEW. This will be no easy task. There's a reason The Rainmaker is approaching one year with the Continental Championship around his waist.

AEW International Championship Match

Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kenny Omega
Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kenny Omega / All Elite Wrestling

Konosuke Takeshita is at the top of his game right now, but can he definitively prove that he's better than The Best Bout Machine? Kenny Omega has not missed a step since returning from a year long absence caused by diverticulitis. Tonight these men finally get to follow up to their 5-star classic at All Out 2023 with the International Championship on the line.

No. 1 Contender's Match for the AEW World Championship

Swerve vs. Ricochet
Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet / All Elite Wrestling

Swerve Strickland has found his opportunity to kill two birds with one stone. A win over Ricochet tonight would not only put him on track to reclaim the AEW World Championship, but it should put to bed one of the more personal rivalries in recent AEW history. One of these men will walk out of Los Angeles as the new No. 1 Contender, but who? Keep an eye on Prince Nana tonight as he may prove to be the difference maker.

Hollywood Ending for Timeless Toni Storm & Mariah May - AEW Women's Championship Match

Timeless Toni Storm vs. Mariah May
Timeless Toni Storm vs. Mariah May / All Elite Wrestling

Timeless Toni Storm and Mariah May will be putting the finishing touches tonight on perhaps the greatest women's storyline in American wrestling history. No rules, no holds barred and falls will count anywhere inside of the Crytpo.com Arena. One woman will walk out of Los Angeles as the AEW Women's World Champion after writing the 'Hollywood Ending' of their opponent.

AEW World Championship Match

Mox vs. Cope
Mox vs. Cope / All Elite Wrestling

Tonight's expected main event is going to be the dirty, gritty, drag down brawl that Adam Copeland has always dreamed of having against Jon Moxley. Over the last few weeks Cope has physically and psychologically beaten down each member of the Death Riders, leaving Mox to defend his AEW World Title all on his own. Will he still prove to be the man in AEW or will Cope capture his first World Title in over a decade?

AEW Revolution Match Card

Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The Outrunners for the AEW World Tag Team Championships

MJF vs. Hangman Adam Page

Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Momo Watanabe for the AEW TBS Championship

Kyle Fletcher vs. Will Ospreay in a Steel Cage Match

Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Brody King for the AEW Continental Championship

Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Kenny Omega for the AEW International Championship

Ricochet vs. Swerve Strickland in a No. 1 Contender's Match for the AEW World Championship

Timeless Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May for the AEW Women's World Championship

Jon Moxley (c) vs. Adam 'Cope' Copeland for the AEW World Championship

-The show began with a pyro display and a running shot of the live audience inside of the Crypto.com Arena. From there, Adam Page's old entrance music hit and the crowd popped, but then MJF's music cut it off and MJF walked onto the entrance ramp with a smirk on his face.

-Once MJF got to the ring, he posed, and then Page made his entrance for real. As soon as the bell rang, both men clashed right away with a flurry of punches.

-Both men exchanged momentum in the early part of the match with Page attempting the Buckshot Lariat on numerous occasions. MJF was aware of the move and either rolled out of the way or out of the ring to avoid it. MJF hit Page with a tombstone piledriver onto a steel chair and the match appeared to be over at that point. Instead, Page barely made it back to the ring to beat the 10 count.

-Adam Page defeated MJF. Page was able to secure the upper hand and connected with Christopher Daniels' Angel's Wings finisher. With MJF dazed, Page connected with The Buckshot Lariat and covered for the victory.

-A short recap video aired ahead of the Momo Watanabe vs. Mercedes Mone TBS Championship match. After it was over, Watanabe walked to the ring and Mone came out after.

-Both women exchanged holds in the center of the ring after the bell rang. Momo got the early upper hand with some strikes, but for the most the action was split 50/50. That is until Mercedes Mone slammed Watanabe off of the ring apron and to the outside of the ring with a power bomb. She controlled the math after that and AEW made sure to show Billie Starkz taking notes in the audience. The announcers made a point to say that Starkz was the protege of Athena.

-Watanabe continued to lay kicks and took momentum of the match back with them. Eventually, Momo got Mone into a choke, but Mone countered it into a pin attempt.

-Mercedes Mone defeated Momo Watanabe to retain the TBS Championship. Watanabe continued her kicking offense for the remainder of the match and laid one in extra stiff near the end. With some separation, Watanabe went to the top rope and tried for a splash, but Mone dodged. It. She then hit her own splash, followed it with the Mone Maker, and applied the cross-face. Seconds later, Watanabe tapped out to give Mone the victory.

-Ricochet made his entrance with a new video playing on the big screen. It was the old Embassy branding, but with Ricochet's logo plastered in the middle of it. Ricochet walked out onto the stage and he was wearing the old Embassy jacked that Jimmy Rave wore in ROH. Just like the video screens, Ricochet had his logo plastered on the back of it.

-A special drummer played a solo before Swerve Strickland's music hit. Strickland walked out and the drummer played him to the ring. As soon as he got down there, the bell rang and the match began.

-Early in the match and with Strickland getting beat up badly by Ricochet, Prince Nana got frustrated and left the ringside area -- to the surprise of Swerve. Ricochet kept up pressure and hit a cutter, but Swerve was able to swing the match his way with a well-timed dropkick.

-The battle spilled to the outside of the ring and Swerve smashed Ricochet into the top of the announce table with a Vertebreaker. The match also featured Ricochet catching Swerve on his shoulders and slamming him into the ground with a Death Valley Driver.

-Swerve Strickland defeated Ricochet to become the #1 Contender for the AEW World Championship. Prince Nana got back to the ring and stole the Embassy jacket back. Ricochet dove on him and took the jacket right back. He wore it for much of the rest of the match. Strickland connected with two Drive By kicks, but Ricochet kicked out of each one. Swerve then connected with his Big Pressure for the win.

-After the match, Swerve picked up the jacket, got on one knee, and then handed it to Nana as he promised. Nana, Swerve, and the audience celebrated.

-Kazuchika Okada defeated Brody King to retain the AEW Continental Championship. Okada and King exchanged insanely stiff offense with many chop and other striking exchanges. In the end, Okada cleanly got the victory with The Rainmaker.

-The Outrunners made their entrance to the ring ahead of their AEW World Tag Team Championship Match. After, The Hurt Syndicate walked out and a "we hurt people" chant broke out in the audience.

-The Outrunners got the upper hand quick. So much so, MVP needed to pull Shelton Benjamin and Bobby Lashley to the outside of the ring for a pep talk. He yelled at both guys to get their heads right and it worked.

-The Hurt Syndicate defeated The Outrunners to retain the AEW World Tag Team Championship. Soon after the pep talk, Lashley and Benjamind took full control of thing. Lashley connected with a spear for the win.

-A recap vignette aired on the Toni Storm vs. Mariah May saga. When it ended, May walked out to the ring dressed in white and wearing a vail. Storm made her entrance next, but didn't get to finish it because May rushed up the stage and the fight was on.

-The match was as violent as advertised. Early on, May kicked Luther through a table and both women battled on the unforgiving stage. The action eventually spilled into the ring and there, both women were busted wide open.

-Storm and May exchanged punches with glass taped to their fists and May hit Storm with a hurricanranna off of the top rope and through exposed glass. She followed that with a May Day onto glass too.

-Toni Storm defeated Mariah May to retain the AEW Women's World Championship. Storm and May battled back up to the top of the entrance ramp and Mariah May held onto the white high heel shoe that she initially used to turn on Storm all those months ago. May tried to use it, but Storm countered and smashed her face with it. Storm then delivered Storm Zero through a table and onto the stage for the victory.

-After the match, Storm laid on top of May with the women's title belt on top of both of them.

-A long video package aired to recap the history of Konosuke Takeshita, Don Callis, and Kenny Omega. From there, Kenny Omega made his entrance to the ring. Takeshita followed.

-The early half of the match belonged to Takeshita. He targeted Omega's mid-section because of his diverticulitis. The attack on that body part included falling stomach first on tables, knees, and more. Don Callis got involved in the early part of the match and furiously punched at Omega's head while he was near the commentary table.

-Kenny Omega defeated Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW International Championship. Omega and Takeshita stood in the middle of the ring and exchanged stiff strikes. Omega tried to get Takeshita up for the One Winged Angel, but Takeshita countered. Omega crushed him with a flurry of V-Triggers instead. Omega tried to pull Takeshita in for a One Winged Angel again, but Don Callis held onto Takeshita's arm to prevent it. Seeing this, Omega kicked Callis in the hand to break the hold. From there, he and Takeshita exchanged roll up pin attempts, but Omega got the better leverage and the 1,2,3 win.

-Kenny Omega celebrated in the ring with the audience and as the announce teams talked about his journey back from injury. Omega walked up the ramp and saluted the fans before walking into the locker room.

-Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher inside of a steel cage was up next and both men started the match sitting on top of the cage staring at the other. Absolute madness ensued after that.

-The match got bloody early with Ospreay getting smashed into the steel cage. From there, Fletcher bled, but that was only just the beginning. Mark Davis made an appearance and brough weapons to the ring for Fletcher. Ospreay intercepted them and used them himself. The weapons included a barbed wire bat and thumbtacks.

-Fletcher dumped the thumbtacks out, but it was Ospreay that used them. He connected with a Styles Clash into the tacks, which bloodied up Fletcher even more.

-Fletcher grabbed a screw driver and smashed Ospreay in the face with it. The screwdriver would end up being a big part of the finish.

-Will Ospreay defeated Kyle Fletcher inside a steel cage. Fletcher scurried up to the top of the cage and Ospreay chased him with the screw driver in his mouth. Ospreay met him up there and smashed him in the top of the head with the screwdriver. Ospreay then hit Fletcher with a Spanish Fly from the top of the cage to the mat. Ospreay smashed Fletcher with a Hidden Blade and followed with a Tiger Driver for the victory.

-The main event was up next. Cope made his entrance first and the audience sung his entrance music. Moxley walked out next and came to the ring from the crowd as usual.

-When the match started, the action was slow with calculated striking. It picked up a bit with Moxley working over Cope's neck exactly like he said he would. Moxley started ignoring the referee rules and the ref stood up to him. Mox proceeded to toss Cope into that referee, which left the match without an official.

-With no official in the ring, Mox tried to hit Cope with a Conchairto, but Cope countered. Wheeler Yuta walked down to the ring and beat up Cope for Mox. Jay White had promised to help Cope, so he ran to the ring, but ended up hitting Cope in the head with the championship briefcase. The brawl was on between Yuta and White after that.

-Christian Cage interfered in the match and signed his title match contract to make the match a triple threat match. Cage hit Cope with a spear and covered, but Cope kicked out. Cage then went for another pin, but Moxley grabbed him and choked him.

-Jon Moxley defeated Christian Cage and Cope to retain the AEW World Championship. While in the choke hold, Cage tried to pin Cope again, but Moxley wrenched him off. Cage then passed out and Moxley was victorious.

-After the match, Moxley was confronted by Prince Nana -- Swerve Strickland became the number one contender for the championship earlier in the night by beating Ricochet. Swerve then appeared atop the stands in the crowd and leapt down to hit Mox with a foot stomp. Swerve then posed to the crowd as the show went off the air.

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Rick Ucchino
RICK UCCHINO

Rick Ucchino has been covering professional wrestling since 2019, but his broadcast career has spanned over 15 years. He can be heard every weekday morning on 700WLW radio in Cincinnati, OH. You can also read his work over on SI's Cincinnati Reds Talk. Follow Rick on X and Instagram: @RickUcchino

Zack Heydorn
ZACK HEYDORN

Zack Heydorn has been covering the pro wrestling industry for nine years. He's a former Assistant Editor of PWTorch and Managing Editor of SEScoops. Zack is the author of the Hybrid Shoot book Stunning: The Wrestling Artistry of Steve Austin, which is available on Amazon. You can follow Zack on

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