On 12 July, AEW presents its biggest show of the year: All In: Texas, marking the first time the promotion is running a stadium show in the United States.
Given the magnitude of the event, it’s almost certain that several titles will change hands in Texas.
Below are five potential title changes we could see at this blockbuster show.
5. Hangman Page Wins World Championship
Jon Moxley defeated Bryan Danielson for the AEW World Championship last October.
Since then – in storyline – he’s been holding the title hostage, keeping it locked inside a briefcase.
The ongoing build towards All In’s main event centres around Hangman Page’s journey of redemption, blending real-life issues with fiction, as he seeks to right the wrongs of his recent past.
On July 12 at All In: Texas, it looks increasingly likely that Hangman will reclaim the title he first dropped to CM Punk back in 2022.
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4. Mercedes Moné Defeats Toni Storm
There’s a legitimate argument that the match between AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm and TBS Champion Mercedes Moné should headline All In: Texas.
Storm is arguably the most popular star in AEW, but Moné remains undefeated and there are plenty of compelling stories left to tell if she adds another title to her growing collection.
While it may not go on as the main event, we could very well see Moné become the first woman to hold both the TBS and Women’s World Titles simultaneously.
Beginning a new run of dominance, Moné may very well close out 2025 undefeated with both AEW’s women’s titles in tow.
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3. Adam Cole Drops TNT Title to Kyle Fletcher
On AEW programming, The Don Callis Family continues its heated feud with The Paragon.
It appears the storyline is building towards Kyle Fletcher of the Callis Family getting another shot at Adam Cole’s TNT Championship.
Their first encounter ended in a disqualification and featured one of the scariest spots of the year – a misjudged apron bomb from Fletcher saw Cole’s head almost strike the hardest part of the ring.
While the rematch hasn’t been made official yet, it seems likely Fletcher will leave Texas with his first AEW title.
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2. The Opps Drop AEW Trios Titles to The Death Riders
Following Anarchy in the Arena at Double or Nothing, The Opps and the Death Riders have continued their feud.
While not yet officially announced, this continuing rivalry could lead to a match for the AEW Trios Titles at All In: Texas.
The Opps originally won the belts from the Death Riders in April, and with original member PAC still out injured, the Death Riders may need a replacement — potentially in the form of NJPW’s Gabe Kidd, who appears to be an unofficial member of the faction.
All In could very well be the setting for the Death Riders to secure a second reign with the Trios Championships.
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1. Kenny Omega Becomes Unified Champion
At All In: Texas, one title is certain to change hands as International Champion Kenny Omega faces Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada in a unification match.
This is arguably the biggest bout AEW could put on – with the legendary rivalry set for its first instalment in North America.
Beginning in New Japan Pro Wrestling in 2017, this marks the fifth chapter in the celebrated Omega–Okada rivalry.
Widely regarded as the greatest in-ring rivalry of all time, we’re guaranteed a title change – but could we also witness another all-time classic bout?
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