AEW All In - Texas: Finally Hangman Rises from Ashes, Wins AEW World Title

In front of a thunderous Texas crowd that shook the very heart of every wrestling fan, Hangman Adam Page etched his name in gold once more—defeating Jon Moxley in the main event of AEW All In 2025 to reclaim the AEW World Championship.

The night was not just a fight. It was a reckoning.

For years, Page had been clawing his way back to the top, facing past failures, fractured friendships, and the unforgiving voices of the self. But on this night, the Hangman was reborn. He is on top again. He didn't only save AEW, save himself but also save every wrestling fan who labelled himself/herself as All Elite.

Moxley brought chaos in its purest form. Barbed wire. Blood. Broken glass. The former champ turned the match into a savage test of endurance and rage. 

But Page weathered the storm. With the audience hanging on every buckshot lariat and each near-fall, the match turned from a brutal brawl to a modern-day epic.

Alliances fall, and others rise. Mox entered the main event backed by the Death Riders, the Young Bucks, and Gabe Kidd. 

On the other hand, Hangman had to trust his fiercest enemy, who turned out to be a night friend, Swerve Strickland, and Will Ospreay, who didn't save a tear, a drop of blood, or a drop of sweat to save the AEW from the demons of the Young Bucks or the Death Riders. 

Before the war, Hangman lost the Opps after the Death Riders brutally attacked them. And during the war, the Mox-backing group sidelined Ospreay.

However, glorious returns shaped and painted the night as Darby Allin came from the sky, after an impressive Everest climb, and Bryan Danielson with his energetic and electrifying "yes" chants.  

With tears in his eyes and the roar of over 25,000 fans behind him, Page stood atop the ropes, the AEW World Championship shining under the lights. 

No more what-ifs. No more second-guessing. Just the Hangman, the belt, and the legacy he’s carved in blood, sweat, and heart.

AEW’s top prize is once again around the waist of a cowboy. And this time, he’s riding forward with nothing left to prove.