AEW All Out 2025 Analysis: How AEW Moves Forward After All Out

Have we all digested what happened at AEW All Out 2025? Slept on it and changed our opinions, good or bad, about the results? I’m here to break down and analyze not only who won, but also how they move on for the immediate future. What are the repercussions for the decisions made by Tony Khan and the rest of the AEW creative team?

Also, make sure to take a look at my All Out predictions to see how accurate I was with all the outcomes.

The Hangman’s Story Continues

Kyle Fletcher dominated most of the match, but Adam Page did what great champions do and did enough to pull it off at the end and continue his legendary title run. What does this mean for Fletcher? He is still the TNT champion, and his in-match dominance of Hangman only adds to his character and, ultimately, the title.

The Protostar is precisely what the TNT title needed to get back elevated to the day of Cody Rhodes and Darby Allin. In his next feud, he will be playing the Hangman role, creating stars by having exciting title defenses.

As for Hangman, you don’t need to rush a title change anytime soon. The crowd has been into Page’s reign. He has yet to put on anything other than a classic pay-per-view match. However, that does beg the question, who is next? Kazuchika Okada is a long-time rival of Hangman, and it would continue his beef with the Callis Family. What about a returning Jay White?

Kris Statlander is the NEWWWWW AEW Women’s World Champion & the Fate of Toni Storm 

Finally, after five years in the company, Kris Statlander is your AEW Women’s World Champion. A consistent workhouse for the company, Statlanders’ time to be the face of the women’s division is finally here. With that being said, what is almost here as well is her inevitable invitation-accepting turn to the Death Riders.

Wheeler Yuta is slowly creeping into her mind through her ear, and it’s a matter of when, not if, they join forces. The only question remaining is how soon they pull the trigger. The perfect opponent to feud with as a member of the Death Riders is already there: Jaime Hayter.

Just as interesting as Statlander’s win is what happens to Toni Storm. Her face said it all. Storm is Shell-Shocked. The time has come for the longest-reigning women’s champion to take a break and heal up. This will give the crowd time to miss her, and more importantly, revamp her character.

It’s ALIVE, IT’S ALIVE… The Return of Jungle Express

Sometimes, all a boy needs is his dinosaur. What was welcomed back with a thunderous pop, The Jungle Express are back and are baby faces. Tony Khan and Co. are revamping the tag team division to get it back to what it was during its first few years. Now that Jack Perry is a bit more seasoned after his singles run, this new and improved version of Jungle Express can lean into some in-depth and meaty storylines.

The heel turn with Perry, while exciting when it happened, did not stick the landing. With all the baggage that came with it— Cough* CM Punk*—it was time to get him back to what the crowds loved about him and Luchasaurus. Jungle Express doesn’t immediately challenge for the titles. They will eventually win they agan, but it is too soon for that. Brodido has to lose them first, AND Jungle Express has to reestablish itself with the AEW audience.

Moxley and Allin will Fight Forever

Where to even start with ALL of this. The rivalry between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin is FAR from over. Pac was just reintroduced into the fold — with a haircut —to help Moxley get the win over Allin. However, that is not where the night ended for these two. Moxley was set ablaze at the hands of Allin. That will no doubt extend the rivalry for the soul of AEW. The violence is escalating to a point that who knows what the next match will be? Blood and Guts with a returning OC?

Also, an interesting tidbit to keep in mind. Bryan Danielson gave Allin the bag to choke Moxley out. Danielson is out for blood. That signals that he has at least one more match in him. That is a given. What type of match? Who knows. He has been embedded in this storyline for too long for it not ot pay off.

The Return of the (Mad) King

The in-ring match wasn’t the best quality; however, it is fantastic to see Eddie Kingston back in All Elite Wrestling. Hook teased the return of Kingston a few weeks ago. So he and Kingston will be teaming up, or at least starting a New York stable.

They both have beef with the Death Riders, so it makes all the sense in the world to merge them into that storyline. It is all coming together like an Avengers: Endgame-style ending. All the chickens are coming home to roost for Moxley and the Death Riders. All the chaos they have caused is going to catch up with them.

It would be smart to get Kingston comfortable back in the ring, with a few mini-rivalries. A “revenge tour,” if you will, before ultimately getting his lick back against Gabe Kidd. That will be a match that will be a contender for whatever year they finally fight in.