Hangman Adam Page Retains AEW World Title at All Out 2025 in Toronto

Hangman Adam Page retained the AEW World Championship Saturday night, defeating TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher in a brutal, high-stakes main event at All Out 2025 at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena. The match featured a prearranged contract stipulation that would have cost Fletcher his TNT title and the match by disqualification if any member of the Don Callis Family intervened.

Page secured the victory after an extended back-and-forth that spilled to ringside and inside the ring, ending when Page connected on an Avalanche Deadeye from the middle rope and followed with his Buckshot Lariat for the pinfall. The contest included several violent moments, including a brainbuster through the timekeepers table, a Deadeye through a table, exposed turnbuckles and sustained targeting of Page's neck by Fletcher during the early exchanges.

The disqualification-and-stripping clause was made official during a contract signing on AEW Dynamite, when Page insisted on language that would prevent outside interference from Don Callis and his faction. Callis was limited to a role at ringside and on commentary for the match. Fletcher had previously vowed to win on his own and did not object to the stipulation...