All Elite Wrestling’s Double or Nothing event delivered high-stakes matches that set the stage for title shots in two months. Adam Page and Mercedes Moné emerged victorious in the Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments, securing their places in the upcoming championship bouts.
Page’s match against Will Ospreay was a display of raw athleticism and perseverance. The two competitors pushed each other to their physical limits, with Ospreay showing resilience after being heavily dominated. Page’s victory came after a series of intense moves, culminating in a powerful Buckshot Lariat that pinned Ospreay. The emotional moment saw Page extend a hand to his defeated opponent, showcasing sportsmanship in the ring.
On the women’s side, Mercedes Moné’s dominance over Jamie Hayter was equally impressive. Moné’s combination of power and strategy led to her victory, affirming her status as a top contender. Her match highlighted her championship pedigree as the reigning TBS and British women’s champion.
Toni Storm’s title defense against Mina Shirakawa concluded with an unexpected but symbolic gesture—kissing Shirakawa to seal her victory. This moment was seen as a way to end their long-standing rivalry on a positive note, reflecting both mutual respect and closure.
Prior to the title matches, the event featured other championship defenses, including a high-stakes Anarchy in the Arena match where Kenny Omega’s team triumphed over Moxley’s faction. The match’s outcome, along with the results of other championship bouts, contributed to the overall excitement of the night.
The results of the night set the stage for major title shots at All In: Texas, marking a significant milestone for the wrestlers involved. The event underscored the competitive nature of AEW and the dedication of its athletes to deliver thrilling performances.