The intense feud between Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher saw a new chapter at AEW Revolution 2025, with Ospreay emerging victorious from a grueling Steel Cage Match.
Elsewhere in the same competition, Kenny Omega managed to best Konosuke Takeshita, leveraging a Tiger Driver ’91 to overcome Fletcher.
Below, you can view some of the best moments from these matches:
Various tweets from the All Elite Wrestling account depicting high-octane moments from the matches, from chest-splitting chops to bringing in the party supplies.
In the evening’s headlining event of AEW Revolution 2025, Jon Moxley defended his AEW World Championship title against Adam “Cope” Copeland. Copeland had previously taken out Moxley’s Death Riders comrades to equalize the playing field.
Drama ensued during the match when the referee was unintentionally taken down. Wheeler Yuta came to the rescue, hitting Cope with a Busaiku Knee. Despite Jay White trying to halt Yuta, he collided with Cope using Moxley’s briefcase. Even though Cope retaliated with multiple Spears, a mysterious hooded figure, revealed to be Christian Cage, interrupted the match by pulling the referee out and cashing in his contract to transform the match into a Triple Threat. Despite almost pinning Cope, Cage fell victim to Moxley’s bulldog choke and passed out, resulting in Moxley retaining his title.
After the match, as Moxley was making his exit, Prince Nana initiated a confrontation as a diversion. In the ensuing chaos, Swerve Strickland launched himself off the barricade with a Swerve Stomp, bringing Moxley down.
Other tweets depict Christian Cage cashing in his contract and entering the match, Jay White’s attempt to level the odds and Jon Moxley retaining his AEW World Championship.
Watch below the media scrum that followed the AEW Revolution 2025:
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