AEW Double Or Nothing 2025

The AEW Double or Nothing 2025 is an upcoming PPV event produced by the AEW. The seventh edition is scheduled for May 25, 2025, live from the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. This is the second time AEW has hosted Double or Nothing outside Paradise, Nevada; the first time was in 2020. The 2025 edition will also mark the first AEW PPV event to be held in Arizona.

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Match Card and Results

Women's Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament Final: Mercedes Moné vs Jamie Hayter

Jamie Hayter and Mercedes Moné delivered a hard-hitting, back-and-forth battle full of intense counters and close calls. Moné targeted Hayter's back and used her agility to control stretches of the match. However, Hayter's big slams and suplexes kept her in the match. After a dramatic series of reversals and near-finishes, Moné managed to trap Hayter with a crafty pinning combination to score a hard-earned victory.

Tag Team Match: FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) vs Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness

Dax and Cash of FTR clashed with Nigel and Garcia in a chaotic, physical tag team bout filled with heated exchanges, near-falls, and interference. Despite strong teamwork from Garcia and Nigel, including dual submissions and a Tower of London, they couldn’t overcome FTR’s experience and underhanded tactics. After isolating Garcia in the ring, FTR hit a spike piledriver and locked in a Sharpshooter to secure a grueling win, while Nigel was left unable to help his partner.

Stretcher Match: Ricochet vs Mark Briscoe

In a wild and chaotic brawl, Ricochet and Briscoe tore into each other with weapons, blood, and brutal spots. Briscoe fought through a vicious beatdown, including being blinded and busted open. Through a table, he delivered a jaw-dropping Froggy Bow and Jay Driller. Briscoe, despite his resilience, was ultimately overcome when Ricochet sealed the deal by closing the ambulance door with scissors and a devastating Spirit Gun.

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) (c) vs The Sons of Texas (Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara)

The match erupted into chaos as high-flying offense and hard-hitting strikes defined the pace. Sammy Guevara dazzled with aerial counters and a Shooting Star Press. Dustin Rhodes dished out signature offense, including a Code Red and Shattered Dreams. Shelton Benjamin won with a crushing running knee after cutting off Sammy in mid-dive, despite MJF's attempts at interference and Lashley's dramatic spear through the guardrail.

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

The match kicked off with speed and intensity as Mike Bailey unleashed a barrage of kicks and aerial attacks. Okada responded with surgical precision by grounding Bailey with DDTs and focusing on his leg. After a flurry of devastating strikes and high-risk moves, Bailey was close to winning, but Okada's resilience kept him in the fight. A perfectly timed dropkick in the final stretch stopped Bailey's momentum, allowing Okada to beat the Rainmaker and win.

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

Mina focused her offense on Toni Storm’s leg early on, delivering dragon screws and locking in submissions to wear her down. Despite Mina’s aggressive attacks, including a figure eight and the Glamorous Driver, Storm fought through the pain. She used powerful suplexes and a crushing Storm Zero to turn the tide. After a hard-hitting back-and-forth, Storm landed a decisive headbutt followed by Storm Zero to score the win.

Anarchy in the Arena Match: Kenny Omega, Swerve Strickland, Willow Nightingale, and The Opps vs Death Riders and The Young Bucks

The arena became a battlefield from the beginning to the end, with surprise appearances, barbed wire, staple guns, and bodies flying from balconies. Amid the wild violence and nonstop brawling, the tide turned Mark Briscoe made a blood-soaked return. He helped trap most of the chaos crew in an ambulance. The Bucks, left alone, were defeated by Omega's jaw-dropping One-Winged Angel off the stage and Swerve's thumbtack stomp, completing the wildest finish possible.

Trios Match: The Don Callis Family vs Paragon

A fierce, back-and-forth clash saw nonstop tag-ins, stiff strikes, and rapid counters from both teams. Takeshita and Fletcher's brute force overcame Strong, Kyle, and Cole's offensive bursts, which included submission chains and apron assaults. The Callis Family won a brutal war with a crushing brainbuster from Fletcher to Kyle.

Men's Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament Final: "Hangman" Adam Page vs Will Ospreay

Ospreay and Page fought a hard-hitting, high-octane match that featured athletic counterattacks and increasing brutality. From apron powerbombs to a table-breaking Deadeye, both men threw everything they had, including tributes to Omega and Styles. Page finally sealed the deal with a thunderous Buckshot Lariat to secure the hard-earned victory after surviving a Hidden Blade and Storm Breaker.

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Date, Time, and Venue

AEW Double or Nothing Date

The 2025 edition of Double or Nothing took place on Sunday, May 25, 2025. AEW has been practising organizing its Premium Live Events on Sundays, a pattern it has followed since 2019.

AEW Double or Nothing Time

AEW has reported that the start time of Double or Nothing 2025 is 5:00 PM PT. The start times of the event in different time zones are as follows:

• UK: 1:00 AM on Monday, May 26
• Saudi Arabia: 3:00 AM on Monday, May 26
• India: 5:30 AM on Monday, May 26
• Japan: 9:00 AM on Monday, May 26
• Australia: 10:00 AM on Monday, May 26

AEW Double or Nothing Venue

Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, is the venue of AEW Double or Nothing 2025. The arena was opened in 2003 and has a capacity of approximately 19,000 fans. The venue previously hosted several concerts, events, and UFC matches.

Where to Buy AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Tickets?

The AEW Double or Nothing 2025 tickets are available on Ticketmaster, AEWTix.com, SeatGeek, StubHub, etc. Ticketmaster has listed the lowest price of a ticket at $25, SeatGeek at $33, and StubHub at $28. The pre-sale of the tickets started on Friday, February 21, 2025, and general sale went live on Monday, February 24, 2025.

Where to watch AEW Double or Nothing 2025?

AEW Double or Nothing 2025 will stream across several platforms, including Prime Video, TrillerTV, PPV.com, and YouTube (with a subscription). Fans in the U.S. and Canada can also watch through traditional cable or satellite providers. Select Dave & Buster’s locations may also host live viewing experiences for the event.

AEW Double or Nothing History

The Elite group, including Cody, Kenny Omega, and The Young Bucks, profited from the positive outcome to seek additional opportunities with support from Shahid Khan and Tony Khan following the success of the September 2018 All-In event. This prompted the development of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), which was officially established on January 1, 2019. Their debut event, Double or Nothing, was planned for May 25, 2019, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Paradise, Nevada, with a Las Vegas theme.

Despite plans to have the 2020 event at a similar place, the Coronavirus pandemic forced a migration to Jacksonville, Florida. The 2021 event additionally occurred in Jacksonville because of pandemic limitations. The events in 2022 and 2023 returned to Las Vegas, with the 2022 version highlighting the Owen Hart Cup finals. The 2024 Double or Nothing is set to return to the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

AEW Double or Nothing 2024 Results

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