AEW All Out 2025 Marks Major Pay-Per-View Milestone with Star Returns

AEW's All Out 2025 pay-per-view was hailed by AEW President Tony Khan as one of the company's biggest events of the year, marking a milestone with over 13,000 attendees and the first AEW PPV on HBO Max, consolidating all shows under Warner Bros. Discovery platforms in the U.S. Khan also expressed openness to permanently moving some PPVs to an afternoon start time to better accommodate international audiences, particularly in the UK, where prime-time viewing has yielded positive results. The event featured significant moments such as Kris Statlander capturing the AEW Women's World Championship in a surprising upset, injecting fresh excitement into AEW's title scenes. Other highlights included Adam Copeland and Christian Cage teaming to defeat FTR, and Hangman Adam Page retaining the AEW World Championship against Kyle Fletcher. The show was noted for successfully blending shock value with a strong card, signaling a new chapter for AEW heading into the fall season. Overall, the event was well-received, with various matches and returns contributing to a sense of momentum and renewed interest for the promotion.