At the AEW World’s End pay-per-view event tonight, the champions of the 2025 AEW Continental Classic tournament were decided. This annual tournament, now in its third year, kicked off shortly after Full Gear, featuring 12 competitors from AEW’s Blue and Gold Leagues vying for the prestigious Continental Championship.
In a historic moment, Eddie Kingston was the tournament’s original champion after defeating Jon Moxley in the finals last year, whereas Kazuchika Okada successfully defended his title against Will Ospreay. The semi-finals and final matches took place at tonight’s event, starting with Okada overcoming Konosuke Takeshita to secure his spot in the final round.
On the other side of the bracket, Jon Moxley beat Kyle Fletcher, setting up a much-anticipated final showdown between Moxley and Okada. Ultimately, Moxley triumphed, earning the title of 2025 Continental Classic winner and becoming the new AEW Continental Champion.
Fan Take: This victory marks a significant milestone for Jon Moxley and adds thrilling depth to AEW’s championship scene. For fans, it signals exciting matchups ahead and underscores AEW’s commitment to showcasing top-tier wrestling talent in compelling tournament formats.
