AEW Revolution 2025: A Night of High Stakes and Shocking Turns

All Elite Wrestling delivered a thrilling Revolution pay-per-view on Sunday, March 9, 2025, from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The event was packed with intense matches, unexpected twists, and championship clashes that left fans on the edge of their seats.

Quick Results and Key Highlights

• AEW World Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Adam Copeland
• AEW Women’s World Championship: Timeless Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May
• AEW international Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Kenny Omega
• Will ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• AEW Tag Team Championship: The Hurt syndicate (c) vs. The Outrunners
• Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet
• Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Brody King
• TBS Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) vs.Momo Watanabe
• Hangman Page def. MJF
• Orange cassidy, Big boom AJ & Mark Briscoe def. Johnny TV & mxm Collection
• ROH World Championship: Chris Jericho (c) vs. Gravity – never gets started due to Jericho’s pre-match assault.
• Daniel Garcia & Undisputed Kingdom vs.Shane Taylor Promotions
• Komander & Hologram def. Lee Johnson & Blake Christian

Detailed Match Coverage and Analysis

Pre-Show Highlights: blake Christian & Lee johnson vs. Hologram & Komander

the Zero Hour pre-show featured a high-flying tag team match where Komander and Hologram showcased their lucha libre skills against Lee Johnson and Blake Christian. The match was fast-paced and action-packed, with both teams demonstrating impressive athleticism. The finish saw Komander hitting a Destroyer on Johnson after jumping off Christian’s back while Hologram had him in a fireman’s carry, securing the win for his team.

Komander & Hologram def. Lee Johnson & Blake Christian via pinfall (Hologram on Christian following a 450 splash)

Daniel Garcia & Undisputed Kingdom vs. Shane Taylor Promotions

This eight-man tag team match saw Daniel Garcia team up with the Undisputed kingdom (Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly, & Roderick strong) to take on Shane Taylor Promotions (Carlie Bravo, Lee Moriarty, shane Taylor, & Capt. Shawn Dean). “Daddy magic” Matt Menard joined the commentary booth for the match.

The match was a showcase of teamwork and individual skill, with both teams delivering exciting spots and near-falls. “Garcia gets a back suplex off on the big man and tags O’Reilly in!” leading to a flurry of action. Ultimately, Garcia secured the victory for his team by submitting Lee Moriarty with the Dragontamer.

Daniel garcia & Undisputed Kingdom win by submission with Dragontamer from Garcia on Lee Moriarty.

Chris Jericho vs. Gravity: An Unforeseen Assault

The scheduled ROH World Championship match between Chris Jericho and Gravity never officially began. Before the bell could ring, Jericho launched a brutal attack on Gravity, utilizing Floyd (Jericho’s baseball bat) and assistance from The Learning Tree. bandido attempted to intervene but was quickly overwhelmed. This violent assault underscores a meaningful shift in Jericho’s character, highlighting a ruthless aggression that transcends competition and raises questions about the boundaries of his actions within ROH.

The attack underscores the volatility within professional wrestling, where personal animosity can override scheduled matches. Jericho’s actions could lead to disciplinary measures from ROH management or spark a more intense feud with Bandido, possibly culminating in a future grudge match.

The calculated attack, witnessed by Gravity’s family, adds a deeply personal layer to the storyline. “Chris tears Gravity’s mask off and hits him with the bat again and again while Bandido is forced to watch!” The disrespect shown by Jericho, compounded by the physical violence, escalates this conflict beyond a simple title defense and sets the stage for a deeply personal and emotionally charged rivalry.

Orange Cassidy, Big Boom AJ & Mark Briscoe vs.Johnny TV & MxM collection

This comedic yet action-packed match saw orange Cassidy, Big boom AJ, and Mark Briscoe team up to face Johnny TV and the MxM Collection (Mansoor & Mason Madden). The match featured plenty of signature moves and humorous spots, keeping the crowd entertained from start to finish. According to wrestling analyst Jim Ross,”The blend of comedy and high-flying action in matches like these showcases AEW’s ability to cater to a diverse fanbase.”

The match concluded with “Big Boom” AJ securing the victory for his team with a Triple Powerbomb on Mason Madden. However, the aftermatch saw The Murder Machines come down to confront the babyface team before “Powerhouse” Will Hobbs made the save which led to some Righteous Gemstones powerbombing Mansoor.

“Big Boom” AJ & the Conglomeration win by pinfall with a Triple Powerboom on Mason Madden.

“Hangman” Adam Page vs. Maxwell Jacob Friedman

In a highly anticipated grudge match, “Hangman” Adam Page faced maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF). This was a brutal encounter marred by violence and a display of pure hatred.The match began with an all out assault and a brawl. “Squaring up and trading punches out the gates, Page gets the better of the exchange…” Fans were not dissapointed as the match would continue to be a very back and forth affair. Both wrestlers would continue to raise the stakes.

MJF would ultimately pay for his overconfidence by running into the ropes for the heatseaker only to be countered into a deadeye which led to Hangman delivering the “Buckshot” for the win.

“Hangman” Adam Page wins by pinfall with Buckshot.

The Road Ahead

AEW Revolution 2025 delivered a night of unforgettable moments, championship clashes, and shocking turns.As the dust settles, the outcomes of these matches will undoubtedly shape the landscape of AEW in the weeks and months to come. Be sure to stay tuned for more updates, analysis, and exclusive content.

How does Jim Ross view the future of the ROH World Championship considering Chris Jericho’s recent actions?

Exclusive Interview: Jim Ross Analyzes AEW Revolution 2025’s Shocking Turns

AEW Revolution 2025 was a night of surprises, to say the least. To dissect the evening’s biggest moments, Archyde managed to get a moment with legendary wrestling analyst, Jim Ross, to get his thoughts on the night’s biggest matches and where AEW might be heading.

The Jericho Assault: A Character Conversion?

Archyde: Jim, let’s start with the shocking Chris Jericho incident. his pre-match assault on Gravity was brutal. What prompts this level of aggression, and what are the potential consequences for both Jericho and the ROH World Championship?

Jim Ross: Well, sometimes these competitors get it in their head that the best way is to get the advantage before the match even starts. By doing so, he is making a statement, establishing that he means business. He aims to dominate the locker room, to let them know he is always the top dog in the yard. The consequence is that Jericho may have lost a lot of respect from the locker room. Furthermore,the lack of sportsmanship can cause fines or he may be suspended.

Comedy and Chaos: The Six-Man Tag Dilemma

Archyde: The six-man tag match with Orange Cassidy, Big Boom AJ, and Mark Briscoe had a distinctly comedic feel, yet ended with a confrontation with The Murder Machines and Powerhouse Hobbs. Does this blend of comedy and action serve AEW well,and how does it impact the overall narrative?

Jim Ross: The blend of comedy and high-flying action in matches like these showcases AEW’s ability to cater to a diverse fanbase. It gives the casual or newer fans something to enjoy and also keep the veterans interested and invested. Furthermore,it allows for storylines to build throughout the show.

Hangman Page vs.MJF: A Grudge Settled?

Archyde: The “Hangman” Adam Page vs.MJF match was intensely personal. Page secured the win.is this the end of this feud, or do you see this rivalry continuing?

Jim Ross: I’m not sure that this feud is over yet. There is too much bad blood between the two guys. They both delivered a great performance this past revolution, so it is likely, that the fans will want to see more between the two. I can see this possibly stretching into a trilogy or best of five series.

Looking Ahead: AEW’s Trajectory

Archyde: after such a chaotic and surprising AEW Revolution 2025, what do you predict for All Elite Wrestling in the coming months? Any specific storylines or wrestlers to watch?

Jim Ross: AEW has to figure out what to do with The Learning Tree. They are still a new team and could use some refining. The ROH championship also needs a plan, jericho is the champion but he is constantly attacking others. He is sure to feel consequences soon. One match I am looking out for specifically is Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet. Ricochet brings the speed and excitement, but Swerve brings the power and violence.

Archyde: Thank you, Jim, for providing such insightful analysis.One final thought-provoking question for our readers: Which match from AEW Revolution 2025 do you think will have the most significant impact on the future of AEW? Share your thoughts in the comments below!