“Hangman” Adam Page clinched the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament Cup Championship by defeating Will Osprey in the final match at AEW’s Double or Nothing event. Currently, Page is gearing up for another title clash against AEW World Champion Jon Moxley at the upcoming AEW All: Texas show. Reflecting on his journey, Page shared his deep emotions, expressing how he was once doubtful about ever holding a World Championship again, making this achievement especially meaningful to him.
Page explained that he doesn’t feel relieved just because he’s approaching a significant opportunity; rather, he recognizes the challenges ahead and the fact that he had not secured a victory in two years. He emphasized that this tournament win isn’t just another title but served as a beacon of hope during a tough period. Without this victory, he wasn’t sure what his future would hold.
Over the last year, Page has been absent from many high-profile matches, often overshadowed by his fierce rival, Swerve Strickland. Since 2023, Page hasn’t held a championship, although he was previously a ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion alongside the Young Bucks.
Fan Take: This victory is a turning point for “Hangman” Adam Page, reminding AEW fans of his resilience and star power. It not only reignites his career but also promises exciting future matchups that could elevate the entire sport.
