The AEW wrestler revealed that he “didn’t expect” to be the headline act for All In Texas 2025. Just a week from now, AEW is set to take over Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, marking North America’s first stadium show with All In Texas 2025. The anticipated main event will feature Hangman Page challenging Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship.
In a recent conversation with Shackwrestling ahead of next Saturday’s pay-per-view, Hangman reflected on his initial reign as AEW World Champion, which lasted from November 2021 to May 2022. When asked about the toughest part of holding the title, he shared that while winning the championship was his main focus, he didn’t spend as much time thinking about maintaining it and the ongoing challenges that come with defending the title. He noted that this time, he’s approaching the championship with a clearer understanding of what it means to hold it, emphasizing the importance of winning over simply retaining.
More than three years after his last AEW World title run, Page talked about what motivated him to pursue the championship again at such a monumental event in North America. He admitted he never anticipated being in this position, especially for AEW’s biggest U.S. show, but his persistent efforts over the past three years since losing the title have led him to this opportunity. He sees this as a fortunate turn and is determined to claim the championship.
Moxley has been the dominant figure atop AEW’s men’s division since October 2024, successfully defending against top contenders like Jay White, Coop, Swerve Strickland, and Samoa Joe. For details on additional title matches at All In Texas, fans can follow the linked updates.
Fan Take: This announcement is a huge moment for AEW fans as it solidifies Hangman Page’s resurgence as a top contender destined for the biggest stage in North American wrestling. It sets the stage for a high-stakes clash that could elevate AEW’s profile and excitement around championship storylines moving forward.
