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AEW All In 2025 – Full Recap Results and Key Highlights

AEW All In 2025, also promoted as All In: Texas, took place on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The event marked AEW’s third annual All In and the fourth overall in the series, drawing an announced attendance of 30,000 fans. It was the first AEW pay-per-view ever held in Texas and the first professional wrestling event at the home of the Texas Rangers.

The show featured a headline Texas Death Match for the AEW World Championship between Jon Moxley and “Hangman” Adam Page. With an early afternoon start time and a livestream debut on Amazon Prime Video, the promotion continued to expand its reach beyond traditional pay-per-view platforms.

When and Where Is AEW All In 2025 Taking Place?

Date & Location
July 12, 2025 – Globe Life Field, Arlington, Texas
Main Event
Jon Moxley (c) vs. “Hangman” Adam Page – Texas Death Match
Ticket Info
Sold out – 30,000 fans in attendance
How to Watch
Pay-per-view via Prime Video, traditional providers, and streaming platforms

Key Insights

  • AEW’s first-ever pay-per-view in the state of Texas.
  • Third annual All In event, fourth overall, marking continued growth of AEW’s flagship summer show.
  • First AEW event held at a Major League Baseball stadium (Globe Life Field).
  • First All In to be livestreamed on Amazon Prime Video.
  • First afternoon PPV in AEW history, with an early start time (2:00 p.m. CT).
  • Part of AEW’s 2025 PPV lineup, which included Revolution, Double or Nothing, All Out, and Full Gear.

Snapshot Facts

Fact Detail
Name AEW All In: Texas (2025)
Promotion All Elite Wrestling
Date July 12, 2025
Venue Globe Life Field, Arlington, Texas
Attendance 30,000 fans
Main Event Jon Moxley vs. “Hangman” Adam Page – Texas Death Match
Zero Hour Start 12:00 p.m. CT (1:00 p.m. ET)
Main Show Start 2:00 p.m. CT (3:00 p.m. ET)
PPV Price $49.99

What Is the Match Card and Roster for AEW All In 2025?

Main Event

Jon Moxley defended the AEW World Championship against “Hangman” Adam Page in a Texas Death Match. The stipulation allowed no count-outs or disqualifications, and the match could only end when one competitor could not answer a ten-count.

Featured Matches

The card included two Casino Gauntlet matches – a multi-person format where participants enter at timed intervals. A Winner Takes All match combined the International and Continental championships. Additional bouts were held during the Zero Hour pre-show.

Full Card Availability

A complete, match-by-match breakdown is available on the Wikipedia page for All In (2025). The official AEW website also published the final match card in the days leading up to the event.

What Were the Results of AEW All In 2025?

All match outcomes were confirmed on the night of July 12, 2025. The main event saw Jon Moxley retain the AEW World Championship over Adam Page in a hard-fought Texas Death Match. Detailed results for every bout, including the Casino Gauntlet winners and the outcome of the Winner Takes All match, are documented on wrestling databases and media recaps.

The official AEW All In Texas page provides post-event highlights and official statements. For user ratings and community reviews, Cagematch.net is a dedicated source, though the specific rating for this event requires a direct visit to the platform.

How to Buy Tickets for AEW All In 2025?

Tickets for AEW All In 2025 went on sale through Ticketmaster and the AEW official website. The event sold out ahead of show day, with all 30,000 seats filled. Resale tickets were available on secondary market platforms, though prices varied depending on section and demand. As the event has concluded, no tickets remain for purchase.

For future AEW pay-per-views, fans can check the Ticketmaster AEW page for upcoming on-sale dates and presale opportunities.

Post-Event Status

All official ticket channels have closed. Any third-party listings for this specific event are no longer valid. For AEW All Out 2025 and other upcoming shows, refer to the promotion’s official ticketing partners.

How Can I Watch the Full Show of AEW All In 2025?

The main show and Zero Hour pre-show were broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Additional streaming options included Fubo, YouTube, Triller TV, PPV.com, and traditional cable and satellite pay-per-view providers. The PPV price was $49.99. Max also carried the event.

For viewers who missed the live broadcast, a full show replay became available on-demand through Prime Video and the AEW digital platforms. The event was also shown in select Dave & Busters locations.

Watching Without Cable

Streaming services like Bleacher Report (now part of Prime Video in the US) and Triller TV offered the PPV without a traditional cable subscription. After the event, the replay remained accessible for those who purchased the broadcast.

What Is the Timeline of AEW All In 2025?

  1. Late 2024: AEW President Tony Khan announces that All In 2025 would be held in Texas.
  2. 2024 Q4: Ticket presale and general on-sale dates are announced.
  3. Early 2025: First match announcements are made via AEW Dynamite.
  4. June 2025: Final match card is revealed; pre-show lineup is confirmed.
  5. July 12, 2025: AEW All In 2025 takes place live from Globe Life Field.
  6. Post-Event: Results are published, full show replay becomes available, and Cagematch ratings are posted.

What Was Confirmed and What Remained Uncertain Before AEW All In 2025?

Established Information Information That Remained Unclear
Date, venue, and start times were announced months in advance. Early speculation about surprise returns (e.g., CM Punk, MJF status) was not confirmed until event night.
The main event was officially set as Jon Moxley vs. “Hangman” Adam Page. Some rumored matches (e.g., Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay) remained speculative until officially announced.
Ticket sales and attendance figures are now definite. Exact buyrate and Cagematch rating were not available until after the event.

What Is the Significance of AEW All In 2025 in Wrestling?

AEW All In 2025 marked the promotion’s first pay-per-view in Texas, a state with a deep wrestling heritage. The event returned to the United States after consecutive years at London’s Wembley Stadium (2023, 2024). Globe Life Field, a Major League Baseball venue, hosted professional wrestling for the first time. The show served as AEW’s mid-summer blockbuster, positioned between Double or Nothing in May and All Out in September, and competed directly with WWE’s SummerSlam period. The attendance of 30,000 fans demonstrated the company’s continued drawing power in domestic stadium markets.

Surrounding events – including AEW Night at the ballpark on July 2, a Starrcast fan convention, and a free Texas Tailgate – underscored the promotion’s effort to create a festival-like atmosphere in Arlington. The move to an afternoon start time and the expansion of streaming options via Amazon Prime Video reflected AEW’s broader strategy to reach wider audiences.

What Are the Official Sources for AEW All In 2025?

The following sources and statements provide verified information about the event:

“We are thrilled to bring All In to Texas for the first time – it’s going to be the biggest event in AEW history.” For a detailed look at the statistics from previous encounters, check out the West Ham vs Sunderland stats. West Ham vs Sunderland stats

Tony Khan, AEW President (Official AEW press release)

Post-event press conferences and media calls featured comments from champions and winners, including Jon Moxley after his title defense.

Official AEW media channels

Detailed match results and historical context are documented on Wikipedia and the AEW official website. For community ratings, Cagematch.net aggregates user reviews.

What Is the Bottom Line for AEW All In 2025?

AEW All In 2025 was a landmark event for the promotion: the first Texas PPV, the first MLB stadium show, and a successful return to U.S. soil with 30,000 fans in attendance. Jon Moxley retained the world title in a Texas Death Match, and the card featured innovative match types including Casino Gauntlets. The expanded streaming options, particularly on Amazon Prime Video, set a new distribution precedent. For fans looking ahead, the next major stop is AEW All Out 2025 on September 20 in Toronto.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cagematch rating for AEW All In 2025?

The Cagematch rating can be found on cagematch.net after the event. Typically user-submitted ratings and reviews are available.

Will there be a free live stream of AEW All In 2025?

No official free stream is provided. The event is a pay-per-view available via traditional cable, satellite, and streaming services like Triller TV and Prime Video.

How long does the AEW All In show typically last?

Main card is around 4 hours, with a one-hour pre-show (Zero Hour).

Can I watch AEW All In 2025 without cable?

Yes, through streaming platforms: Prime Video (US, Canada, UK), Fubo, YouTube, Triller TV, and PPV.com.

What is the difference between AEW All In and AEW All Out?

All In is AEW’s flagship summer stadium show (since 2023), while All Out is a separate PPV held in early fall (since 2019). Both are major events, but All In is typically in larger venues.

Where can I find the full match results for AEW All In 2025?

Full results are posted on the official AEW website, Wikipedia, and wrestling news sites like Cagematch.

Is there a replay of AEW All In 2025 available on demand?

Yes, a full show replay is accessible through Prime Video and the AEW digital platforms for those who purchased the PPV.

What is the AEW PPV schedule for the rest of 2025?

After All In, the remaining schedule includes All Out (Sep 20), Full Gear (Nov), and Worlds End (Dec).


Henry Wallace
Henry WallaceStaff Writer

Henry Wallace is Managing Editor at NewsPrism.co.uk, running the daily news list and covering UK and world affairs.