4 Takeaways That Mark A Turning Point
The post 4 Takeaways That Mark A Turning Point appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. AEW All Out 2025 Credit: All Elite Wrestling Entering AEW All Out, the question was how many risks AEW would take on a solid card without an obvious spot to create a defining moment. By the end of the night, the company had turned the page, moving past injuries with big returns, one major title change, and a sense of a new chapter. The night closed with Adam Page vs. Kyle Fletcher for the AEW World Championship. The show even opened on a feel-good note, with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage teaming in their home country to defeat FTR. All told, it was an event full of moments that gave AEW fresh directions heading into what should be an intriguing fall. AEW Adds Necessary Shock Value To Future Title Matches A fair critique of AEW for a while has been the predictability of its championship matches. It was often clear how the champion and challenger, or vice versa, were tiered going in. The same even applied to non-title bouts. There hasn’t been enough shock and awe, and it’s honestly hard to remember the last time AEW truly pulled one off. That’s why the AEW Women’s World Championship match was a pleasant surprise: Kris Statlander caught Toni Storm with a seatbelt pin to stun the Toronto crowd, which had been dull and quiet most of the night, and win the belt. It felt like a foregone conclusion that Storm would retain, given AEW’s history. She’d been the dominant force for the better part of two years, wearing gold during the Mariah May feud, vanquishing Mercedes Moné, and looking unstoppable. Now Statlander, a day-one AEW presence, gets elevated with her first world title reign in a women’s division badly in need of new stars. It narrows the gap between Moné, Storm, and…
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AEW All Out 2025 Credit: All Elite Wrestling Entering AEW All Out, the question was how many risks AEW would take on a solid card without an obvious spot to create a defining moment. By the end of the night, the company had turned the page, moving past injuries with big returns, one major title change, and a sense of a new chapter. The night closed with Adam Page vs. Kyle Fletcher for the AEW World Championship. The show even opened on a feel-good note, with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage teaming in their home country to defeat FTR. All told, it was an event full of moments that gave AEW fresh directions heading into what should be an intriguing fall. AEW Adds Necessary Shock Value To Future Title Matches A fair critique of AEW for a while has been the predictability of its championship matches. It was often clear how the champion and challenger, or vice versa, were tiered going in. The same even applied to non-title bouts. There hasn’t been enough shock and awe, and it’s honestly hard to remember the last time AEW truly pulled one off. That’s why the AEW Women’s World Championship match was a pleasant surprise: Kris Statlander caught Toni Storm with a seatbelt pin to stun the Toronto crowd, which had been dull and quiet most of the night, and win the belt. It felt like a foregone conclusion that Storm would retain, given AEW’s history. She’d been the dominant force for the better part of two years, wearing gold during the Mariah May feud, vanquishing Mercedes Moné, and looking unstoppable. Now Statlander, a day-one AEW presence, gets elevated with her first world title reign in a women’s division badly in need of new stars. It narrows the gap between Moné, Storm, and…
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