A rare stipulation match is among the newest additions to the card for AEW All Out 2025 on September 20.
With two weeks to go and only three matches official for AEW All Out heading into tonight’s Collision, fans’ wishes were granted as several big additions to the card for AEW’s next pay-per-view offering were made.
After successfully defeating Daniel Garcia in singles action in tonight’s opening match on Collision, Jon Moxley issued the challenge to Darby Allin for a Coffin Match at All Out, in an attempt to close out their year long rivalry, with the match being made official later in the show.
Another expected addition to the All Out card came following an attempted three-on-one attack from the Triangle of Madness (Thekla, Julia Hart & Skye Blue) on AEW Women’s World Champion “Timeless” Toni Storm after tonight’s All Star 8-Woman Tag Team match.
While the Triangle of Madness were successful in laying out Storm last week on Collision, this week they saw their efforts interrupted by Jamie Hayter, who continued her pursuit of Thekla and came to the aid of Storm in the process.
Despite being hesitant to accept Hayter’s help, the English star soon had a big smile on her face, as Storm offered Hayter, Kris Statlander and Thekla spots in a four-way match for her AEW Women’s World Title at All Out.
The match has yet to be made official by AEW at the time of writing.
Also yet to be made official is the potential AEW World Championship match at All Out, however, a challenge was officially made to Hangman Adam Page on tonight’s Collision.
During an in-ring promo segment, AEW TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher said he was going to step up in the absence of Will Ospreay, Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega by coming after Hangman’s title at All Out, with the Australian star seeking to make history by becoming the first man to hold the TNT and AEW World Titles simultaneously.
Lastly, just one day after getting married, MJF showed up to AEW Collision and cost Mark Briscoe his shot at Kyle Fletcher’s TNT Championship, by throwing his rival from the top rope to allow Konosuke Takeshita to get the win.
After a brawl between the two men, MJF told Briscoe that he could pick the date and location of their match against one another.
In response Briscoe picked AEW All Out, but stopped short of naming the stipulation, leaving fans and MJF waiting to find out what it could be.
We will provide further updates on more additions to the AEW All Out 2025 card as they happen.
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