AEW Revolution 2025 delivered a night of unforgettable moments, from Kenny Omega’s emotional championship triumph to Toni Storm’s brutal showdown with Mariah May, and Will Ospreay’s blood-soaked war inside a steel cage against Kyle Fletcher. However, the main event left fans divided, with a chaotic conclusion that rivaled some of wrestling’s most controversial finishes. Regardless of opinion on the closing moments, one thing is clear—AEW’s landscape has been significantly reshaped, setting the stage for intriguing developments moving forward.
Swerve Strickland Eyes AEW World Title Glory
With Jon Moxley still reigning as AEW World Champion after another narrow escape, a new challenger has emerged—Swerve Strickland. Moxley didn’t pin his Revolution opponent, Cope, who instead fell victim to an opportunistic Christian Cage, cashing in his guaranteed title shot only to suffer the decisive fall himself. The aftermath leaves Strickland poised to finally seize AEW’s top prize, with a championship opportunity on the horizon.
Meanwhile, long-rumored plans for AEW’s biggest event, All In 2025, are beginning to take shape. With Mercedes Mone and Kazuchika Okada successfully defending their titles, and Omega reclaiming championship gold, the company appears to be laying the groundwork for blockbuster matchups later this year. While some feuds seem destined for rematches in the coming weeks, others appear to have reached their boiling point and could be put to rest—for now.
MJF and Hangman Adam Page: A Rivalry Rekindled?
In wrestling, it’s rare for a rivalry to end with a 1-1 record. The desire for a definitive victor is too strong, and in the case of MJF and “Hangman” Adam Page, that urge seems inevitable. Page’s hard-fought win over MJF at Revolution 2025 may have given him a brief moment of victory, but history suggests that MJF won’t let things go so easily. His mission to expose Page as a fraud remains unfinished, and their saga appears far from over.
Their feud dates back to AEW’s inception, when Page won the Casino Battle Royale at Double or Nothing 2019, securing his shot at the inaugural AEW World Championship. MJF got the better of Page later that year, claiming the first-ever Dynamite Diamond Ring—an accolade he still flaunts today. Now that Page has evened the score, the rivalry is primed to escalate once more.
While Page might aim for bigger opportunities—especially with his past adversary, Strickland, moving into world title contention—it wouldn’t be surprising to see MJF provoke him into a decisive rubber match. AEW recently showcased how Ricochet and Strickland’s rivalry directly led to the latter’s title shot, so don’t be shocked if MJF and Page’s ongoing war leads to a major championship opportunity as well. The only question is: when and where will the next chapter unfold?
The Road to AEW’s Future
AEW Revolution 2025 left fans with more questions than answers, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting. With title feuds heating up, personal grudges reaching new heights, and the looming shadow of All In 2025, AEW is entering one of its most unpredictable and thrilling eras yet. Whether it’s Moxley’s latest title defense, Strickland’s rising momentum, or MJF and Page’s unresolved history, the coming months promise non-stop action for AEW fans worldwide.
Where does AEW go from here? Buckle up—because things are only getting started.
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