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AEW FORBIDDEN PPV REPORT
AUGUST 24, 2025
LONDON, ENGLAND AT O2 ARENA
LIVE ON PPV (including PPV.com)
REPORT BY WADE KELLER, EDITOR
Commentators: Excalibur, Bryan Danielson, Tony Schiavone
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Attendance: WrestleTix reports 17,573 tickets were distributed at show time, with the arena set up for 17,748.
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[PRE-SHOW]
(A) RODERICK STRONG & KYLE & O’REILLY & DESPERADO & YUYA UEMURA vs. ACTION ANDRETTI & LIO RUSH & HECHICERO & JOSH ALEXANDER (w/Lance Archer, Rocky Romero)
WINNERS: Strong & O’Reilly & Desperado & Uemura in 12:00.
(B) “SPEEDBALL” MIKE BAILEY & KEVIN KNIGHT & MICHAEL OKU (w/Amira) vs. RICOCHET & GATES OF AGONY (Toa Liona & Bishop Kaun)
WINNERS: Ricochet & Gates of Agony in 10:00.
(C) WILLOW NIGHTINGALE & HARLEY CAMERON & KRIS STATLANDER & QUEEN AMINATA vs. MEGAN BAYNE (w/Penelope Ford) & JULIA HART & SKYE BLUE & THEKLA
WINNERS: Bayne & Thekla & Hart & Blue in 11:00.
-The Young Bucks berated a production guy backstage to improve their ring entrance and stash good weapons under the ring for them.
-Tony Schiavone interviewed Tony Khan, Martha Hart, and Oje Hart. Martha said this was the biggest pro wrestling audience ever in that arena. She awkwardly asked fans who they were picking or siding with in the “Hangman” Page vs. MJF match.
(4) THE OPPS (Samoa Joe & Powerhouse Hobbs & Katsuyori Shibata) vs. CLARK CONNORS & DRILLA MALONEY & ROBBIE X (w/Gedo) – AEW Trios Titles match
WINNERS: The Opps in 7:00.
[MAIN PPV CARD]
-A video package previewed the event.
(1) ADAM COPELAND & CHRISTIAN CAGE vs. KILLSWITCH & KIP SABIAN (w/Mother Wayne)
Excalibur said they’re about to find out if remnants of the old Christian Cage still exists. Fans chanted “Luchasaurus” early. The commentators said it felt like a lifetime ago he was known as that. Schiavone noted they hadn’t seen Killswitch since All In last year in the U.K. Killswitch chokeslammed Copeland on the ring apron. The announcers noted that Sabian seemed to be disrespectful toward Killswitch throughout the match.
Christian leaped off the top rope onto Killswitch at ringside. Copeland speared Killswitch off the ring apron. When Christian went for a spear on Sabian, Sabian kicked him. Copeland intervened on a Sabian move on Christian and speared him out of mid-air leading to the win. Schiavone said, “In the end, it was teamwork.” Excalibur said it was the first win for Christian and Copeland as a team in more than a decade.
WINNERS: Christian & Copeland in 14:00.
-Afterward, Christian and Copeland looked each other in an uneasy way. Christian offered a handshake to Copeland. Copeland accepted it quickly. Copeland went for a hug, but Christian wasn’t ready for that yet.
(Keller’s Analysis: A good choice for the PPV opener. Christian and Copeland continued to play up the uneasy alliance aspect of their dynamic effectively, and the announcers really leaned into Killswitch being treated abusively or disrespectfully by Sabian.)
(2) KYLE FLETCHER (w/Don Callis) vs. HIROMU TAKAHASHI – AEW TNT Title match
The bell rang 31 minutes into the hour. Danielson said Fletcher is “without a doubt a future AEW World Champion.” He said he’s put on size and strength, but hasn’t lost any speed. Callis said he oversees Fletcher’s training and they hire the best. Callis said he likes his men to be tall and well bred and other comments with intentional homoerotic subtext. Excalibur noted that AEW will return to Australia on Feb. 14 in Brisbane for “Grand Slam.”
Fletcher landed a Protostar Driver at 7:00 for a near fall. Fletcher stood with a look of confidence, then bodyslammed Takahashi. He took his time climbing to the top rope. Takahashi recovered and got up and knocked Fletcher off balance. Fletcher countered with a turning back suplex off the second rope for a two count. He followed with a sitout powerbomb for a two count.
Takahashi rallied a couple minutes later after a battle on the ring apron that led to a sunset bomb off the apron to the floor. He landed a clothesline in the ring and scored a near fall. Fletcher came up grabbing his shoulder. Takahashi and Fletcher exchanged strikes mid-ring. Takakashi went on a rally and scored some near falls.
Fletcher landed a tombstone piledriver. He followed with a running kick in the corner. When he went for a brainbuster, Takahashi countered and scored a two count. Fletcher then hit the brainbuster quickly for a clean three count.
WINNER: Fletcher in 14:00 to retain the TNT Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: A good showcase match for Fletcher that played into the Forbidden Door theme.)
(3) MERCEDES MONE vs. ALEX WINDSOR vs. PERSEPHONE vs. BOZILLA – AEW TBS Title match
A video package narrated by Renee Paquette set the stage for the match and provided background on Bozilla and Persephone. The bell rang 54 minutes into the hour. Excalibur said the match ends and the title can change with the first pinfall of submission. Back and forth constant action in the arena minutes. At 5:00 all four went into a series of near falls and reversals. Bozilla took control. Danielson said all three focused on her early, so this was her comeback. Winsdor landed a tower superplex out of the corner. All four were down and slow to get up. The crowd popped and chanted afterward.
Danielson said Bozilla reminded him of Vader. Mercedes looked panicked after Bozilla nearly scored a pin on Persephone. Mercedes reversed a Bozilla Bomb and scored a near fall at 12:00. Windsor then gave Mercedes a Fisherman’s Buster. Excalibur said it was anyone’s match. Bozilla gave Windsor a German suplex.
Persephone gave a Razor’s Edge to Bozilla out of the corner. Windsor then scored a near fall on Persephone. She applied a sharpshoote rnext, but Mercedes broke it up with a lung blocker. Persephone then went for a Razor’s Edge, but Mercedes countered into a roll-up for a three count.
WINNER: Mercedes in 16:00 to retain the TBS Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: A real banger of a women’s match.)
(4) ZACK SABRE JR. vs. NIGEL MCGUINESS (w/Daniel Garcia) – IWGP Heavyweight Title match
A video package set the stage for the match with soundbites from Nigel. Walker Stewart joined Schiavone on commentary. Nigel came out to Oasis. Excalibur noted that Oasis is experiencing a resurgence around the world. Fans chanted “Holy shit” when they squared off.
Danielson said he appreciates that ZSJ works on a variety parts and then then gets a sense of which one to focus on over time. ZSJ eventually countered a stack pin for a three count. Nigel raised ZSJ’s arm afterward. Garcia then entered the ring and gave Nigel a conciliatory hug.
WINNER: Zack Sabre Jr. in 17:00.
-Schiavone announced a sellout crowd of 18,992.
-Julia Hart and Skye Blue brawled with Queen Aminata on the stage and down the aisle. Thekla joined in. Jamie Hayter made the save in her return which got a big pop.
(5) HURT SYNDICATE (Shelton Benjamin & Bobby Lashley) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood w/Stokely Hathaway) vs. BRODIDO (Brody King & Bandido) – AEW Tag Team Title match
The bell rang 45 minutes into the second hour. They all took turns pairing off and battling. Eventually Lashley and Bandido paired off. Bandido dove through the ropes and tackled Lashley at ringside. Lashley took over with power moves back in the ring. Lashley threw Bandido to ringside and tossed him around.
Brody tagged in and went after Dax and scored a near fall. Lashley and Brody had a face-off mid-ring which generated a buzz from the crowd. Brody and Cash worked together to give Lashley a Shatter Machine. Brodido then chopped Cash in the chest. Cash leaped through the ropes and Lashley and Shelton caught him. Bandido then leaped onto them. Bandido then gave lifted Dax on the top rope and flipped backwards onto the crowd at ringside at 14:00.
When the dust settled, Lashley threw Brody into the ring. Shelton went on the attack. Lashley tagged quickly and speared him. Three wrestlers in hoods attacked Shelton and Lashley. They were revealed as Ricochet and Gates of Agony. They brawled to the back and didn’t return.
When Dax swung a chair at Bandido, Bandido kicked the chair out of his hands. Brody punched Cash out of mid-air. Dax hit Brody in the head with a chair. (We’re STILL doing that?!?) When Brody kicked out, Dax threw a fit and complained to the ref.
FTR set up a superplex off the top rope. Bandido landed a top rope splash on Dax and scored a three count when Cash was just a second too late to make the save. The timing was awkward and off including the ref stopping his count and then restarting it.
WINNERS: Brodido in 16:00 to capture the AEW Tag Team Titles.
(Keller’s Analysis: As lame as it is that Lashley & Benjamin weren’t involved in the finish, I’m all for Brodido getting the win here. It sends a message loud and clear that Tony Khan has picked up on their momentum and early standout performances and connections with fans.)
(6) KAZUCHIKA OKADA vs. SWERVE STRICKLAND (w/Prince Nana) – AEW Unified Title match
Jim Ross joined in on commentary. Callis was already on commentary. The bell rang 8 minutes into the third hour. Swerve took. early control. He showboated at 4:00. Okada catapulted a charging Swerve over the top rope to ringside. He followed with a slidekick to his face. “Good god almightly!” said Ross after DDT’d Swerve on the ringside steps at 7:00. Okada continued the attack in the ring.
Swerve landed a suplex off the second rope. When Swerve leaped off the second rope, Okada avoided him and then Swerve sold landing awkwardly on his knee. Okada took over in the ring. Swerve countered with a House Call. Both were down and slow to get up. Swerve got up and landed a short-arm clothesline.
Okada ducked a leaping House Call and then hit a House Call for the clean win.
WINNER: Okada in 17:00 to retain the AEW Unified Title.
-Afterward, Okada yanked on Swerve’s leg and jammed his leg between the ringpost and ringside steps. He then smashed a chair against the stairs. Nana ran out with a pipe. Okada backed away. Callis left with Okada. Excalibur said the damage was already done. As Nana checked on Swerve in the ring, Wardlow made his return. He clotheslined Nana. Danielson said, “I haven’t seen Wardlow in… how long? Over a year.” He pounded away at Nana. The announcers wondered if he was the “insurance policy” Callis had talked about. Wardlow then attacked security guys unprovoked (which, of course, will be blown off without any ramifications because that’s just what is done these days – excessively). Callis and Wardlow hugged in the aisle. Wardlow then hugged a smugly elated Okada. Other Callis Family members joined them. Konsuke Takaeshita then made his way down the aisle. He eyed Wardlow as the announcers talked about his G1 win.
(Keller’s Analysis: I like the fresh presentation of Wardlow in the Callis Family instead of back with MJF in any way. Callis’s alliance with Wardlow could lead to an eventual babyface turn for either Okada or Takeshita and set up new feuds for them. Warlow vs. Swerve is a good next feud for Swerve. This is basically a chance to see what Wardlow is made of in terms of his personality and charisma, plus develo[ a ring style that isn’t just relying on his size and power advantage in a rudimentary way. Glad to see a clean win for Okada here. There’s no harm in losing to Okada, especially with Swerve making it clear heading in that he wasn’t at 100 percent. The match was in the range of what you’d expect with these two at this point including where it was on the card.)
(7) TONI STORM vs. ATHENA – AEW Women’s Title match
The bell rang 35 minutes into the third hour. Athena took control a minute in. She rammed Storm’s head into the ringpost several times. She yelled “Off with her head!” as she went for an axe kick. Storm avoided it and tried to take over. Athena sent Storm into the middle turnbuckle to thwart her comeback. Athena did a celebration dance and mocked Storm before charging at her. Storm recovered and took over. She scored a two count with a fisherman’s suplex. Danielson said Athena is wrestling the match like she doesn’t respect Storm. He said that was a mistake. Schiavone said Athena has said she believes Storm is overrated.
Storm and Athena exchanged strikes mid-ring. Athena ducked a kick and then took Storm down for a near fall. Danielson noted Athena stopped playing around and knew she was in a fight. Athena slammed Storm to the mat and rolled into a Koji clutch variation submission hold mid-ring. “She’s taking Storm to school,” said Danielson. Storm escaped and applied a chicken wing, but Athena threw her out of the ring to break it right away. She then dove through the ropes and tackled Storm at ringside.
Storm reversed Athena into the ringside barricade. Danielson said Strom needed that. Back in the ring she headbutted Athena and delivered a Storm Zero for a two count at 14:00. Billy Starkz attacked Storm. Mina Shirkawa ran out and chased her to the back with a chair in hand. Storm and Athena exchanged two counts in small packages. Storm then applied a chicken wing mid-ring and Athena tapped out.
WINNER: Storm in 16:00 to retain the AEW Women’s Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: A good match with the personalities of each playing into the dynamic throughout.)
(8) “HANGMAN” ADAM PAGE vs. MJF – AEW World Title match
The bell rang 58 minutes into the third hour. Hangman got in an extended attack at ringside early. Hangman clotheslined MJF over the ringside barricade just as MJF showed signs of life. Danielson encouraged Hangman to re-enter the ring and go for a countout win. Hangman instead threw MJF back into the ring.
MJF took over in the ring after yanking Hangman into the post. He raked his eyes mid-ring. Danielson said that MJF is the most insecure man he’s ever encountered in life. (Does that at all fit his on-air persona? I suppose if you believe those who self-brag and flaunt their materialistic wealth are most often among the most insecure people.) He said MJF could be one of the all-time greats if he took fewer shortcuts. Schaivone said he’s just not a good person and some people are like that. He said he’s not sure if it’s his upbringing or what.
Hangman battled back while MJF set up a top rope move. He bit his face and then landed a leaping clothesline. MJF took over again when he countered a Buckshot Lariat and then applied a Salt of the Earth armbar mid-ring. Hangman brawled toward the bottom rope, but MJF dragged him back. Hangman escaped and applied a crossface. MJF leveraged his shoulders back for a two count. MJF landed a kneelift and then a leaping cutter followed by a hammerlock DDT for a two count at 12:00.
MJF set up a table at ringside and placed Hangman on it. As he climbed the ropes, Hangman got up and took control. He gave MJF a tombstone at ringside. Both were down and slow to get up. Hangman leaped off the ring apron and drove MJF through the table with a Dead Eye. He threw MJF into the ring, but when he made the cover, MJF draped his leg on the bottom rope to stop the count.
MJF took over and then leaned on the ropes and yelled toward, “Just like you, he f—in’ sucks!” Danielson said MJF would like him to get up and punch him in the face so Hangman would get DQ’d (since the title changes hands on a DQ). MJF then gave Hangman a running tombstone on what was left of the table at ringside. The ref checked on him. The ref began to count Hangman out, but Hangman beat the count. A loud “Cowboy Shit!” chant rang out. Hangman exposed a turnbuckle in a corner, but Hangman reversed him into it.
MJF came up bleeding heavily from the forehead. Hangman had dried blood on his forehead from a cut earlier. They stood and exchanged strikes mid-ring in a bit of reset at 23:00. Both men connected with rolling elbow strikes and both went down and were slow to get up. MJF set up a piledriver, but Hangman countered and slipped. They leveraged each other into several two count near falls. The two counts became one points. The crowd chanted along. Hangman landed a Dead Eye.
MJF shoved Hangman into the ref. He then landed a lowblow and a Heat Seeker. MJF covered Hangman. The ref crawled over and made what seemed like a three count. Hangman had put his leg on the bottom rope before the third count, but the ref didn’t see it. The ref passed out, though, and couldn’t call for the bell or clarify his stance. MJF shook him and told him to call for the bell. Mark Briscoe’s music played and he tried to rush the ring. Officials held him back as MJF watched.
MJF ran over to remove Hangman’s leg from the bottom rope. The ref came to and said that invalidated the three count, MJF insisted the foot wasn’t on the bottom rope during the count. Fans chanted, “You f—ed up!” Hangman recovered and clotheslkned MJF and went for a Buckshot. MJF ducked, landed a low blow, and rolled up Hangman for a near fall. MJF was dismayed. Fans chanted, “Cowboy Shit!” The ref checked on Hangman as he held his crotch. MJF snuck into the ring with the steel clipboard. He bashed Hangman with it, and the ref was distracted. Hangman, though, kicked out just before three in a dramatic near fall.
MJF put the Dynamite Diamond Ring on. The blocked him using it and scoded him. Hangman then bashed MJF with the clipboard and delivered a Death Eye center-ring followed by a Buckshot for the win.
WINNER: Hangman in 31:00 to retain the AEW World Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Really good match. MJF was a despicable heel in every way throughout. Although Hangman beat him with use of the contract case, it was fighting fire with a lot of MJF fire throughout.)
-A video advertised AEW in Cardiff, Wales on Dec. 13 and AEW Dynamite in Manchester, England on Dec. 17.
-They went to Excalibur, Danielson, and Schiavone at ringside. Danielson said he would leave commentary due to some personal issues he has with participants. Excalibur said due to the unsanctioned nature of the match, AEW takes not responsibility for what happens next.
(9) DARBY ALLIN & WILL OSPREAY & HIROSHI TANAHASHI & KENNY OMEGA & KOTA IBUSHI vs. JON MOXLEY & CLAUDIO CASTAGNOLI & GABE KIDD & THE YOUNG BUCKS (Nick & Matt Jackson) – Lights Out Cage match
Jim Ross joined in commentary again. Excalibur said he’s nervous about what they’re about to witness. Darby made his entrance and dropped a lot of enthusiastic F-bombs on his way. When Tanahashi came out, Excalibur said cage matches aren’t his forte. As Omega came out, Excalibur said neither he nor Ospreay had to be medically cleared because it’s unsanctioned. A video package aired on Ospreay before his entrance that almost felt like a final tribute.
When the Bucks came out, they played “MmmBop” by Hansen. Excalibur said the Bucks complained about not having their entrance theme, so Tony Khan gave them their original entrance music. The Death Riders came out last. The bell rang 53 minutes into the fourth hour.
The cage was large enough to leave room around ringside for dives and brawling. After an early flurry of moves including a flip dive by Ospreay, the Golden Loves and Bucks squared off mid-ring. Darby gave Claudio a Code Red in the ring. Omega then squared off with Gabe in the ring as others brawled at ringside. The Bucks re-entered the ring to battle Omega and Ibushi. They got the better of them this time and showboated. When the Bucks emptied a bag mid-ring, it was gummy bears. They threw a fit. Schiavone said it was a prank by Tony Khan.
The Bucks took it out on Darby on a ladder in the ring. Ospreay entered the ring and went to work. He bashed Mox with a chair and then put it over his head. Kidd intervened and then delivered a leaping piledriver. Omega checked on Ospreay.
Claudio gave Omega a giant swing as Kidd and the Bucks guarded the ring. Claudio catapulted Omega into a superkick by the Bucks. Claudio pressed Darby over his head and tossed him out of the ring and into the side of the cage.
Tanahashi showed up in the ring and joined in the fight, getting some spots on the heels. Mox cut off his momentum with a DDT. Back in the ring, Claudio put Darby in a chair and then wrapped duct tape around him. Mox then scraped and jabbed and twisted Darby’s ear lobe with it. It was gory and gross. Fans chanted, “You sick f—!” Mox then bodyslammed Darby while he was taped to the chair. Schiavone said, “I’ve seen a lot; I’ve never seen that.” Darby’s ear was gushing blood.
Darby fought back at ringside, but ate a kick from Matt who ran the ring apron before delivering it. Excalibur said Ospreay hasn’t moved since the piledriver from Kidd. Tanahasha rammed Mox into a table learning in the corner covered in barbed wire. Tanahashi gave Kidd a Sling Blade. He gave one to Mox next. Claudio stopped him, though, and delivered a Neutralizer. The bucks then gave Tanahashi the BTE Trigger for a near fall, with Ospreay breaking it up with a headbutt.
Ross noted Wheeler Yuta was hanging around ringside. Tananashi shoved Mox into the barbed wire table leaning in the corner. Omega returned to the ring with a series of Snap Dragon suplexes on heels who charged at him one after another. Ibushi joined in before diving over the top rope onto a crowd below. Omega landed a running flip dive over the top rope onto a crowd below. A loud “Kenny! Kenny!” chant broke out. They cut to Shafir at ringside just in time for her to yell through the cage, “F— you, Kenny!”
Ospreay climbed to the top of the cage. He leaped with a moonsault onto a crowd below. Ospreay rallied in the ring a minute later as the heels bumped for him. Kidd tried to stop the flurry, but Ospreay countered into a Styles Clash. Omega then delivered a running V-Trigger as Ospreay landed a Hidden Blade. They scored a near fall, broken up by Matt. Fans chanted, “This is awesome!”
Matt landed a leaping faceplant on the ring apron. Ospreay delivered an Oscutter. Darby landed a Coffin Drop on Claudio on the ring apron. A bloodied Mox stood and faced off with Omega. They collided with clotheslines. Omega landed a running high knee to the chin. He followed with a running V-Trigger as Mox was in the ropes. He followed with a One-Winged Angel, but Mox’s partners interrupted the count.
Darby climbed the tag to meet Yuta, who was climbing from the outside. He knocked Yuta off the cage through a table below. Darby dropped to the floor to chase down Moxley. He bashed Mox with a kendo stick. He put Mox on two tables which were stacked with two other tables. He then climbed to the top of the cage. Shafir pulled Mox to safety. Kidd gave Darby a low-blow. They battled on top of the cage. Kidd stood and held onto a chain and lifted Darby. Darby raked his eyes and then leaped off with Kidd in his grip and they crashed through the tables.
Back in the cage, Ospreay gave Claudio a Storm Breaker. Omega and Ibushi then delivered the Golden Trigger to Nick. Then Omega lifted Matt and then Omega leaped off the top rope with a V-Trigger followed by Omega landing a One-Winged Angel. Tanahashi then landed a splash and got the three count. They cut to a smiling Ospreay. Darby at ringside finally stood and celebrated briefly with his partners.
WINNERS: Tanahashi & Ospreay & Omega & Ibushi & Darby in 34:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: A satisifying match with some really good use of signature moves and big spots. There was some gore with the fork, but it more about big moves. The pin break-ups made it more believable that the big moves didn’t end the match than in singles matches. The crowd ate it up. I liked the giant cage format that allowed for brawling at ringside and dives to ringside, but still kept the action in view of the fans in the arena. There were extended periods where wrestlers were out at ringside, but it made enough sense given what had led to it.)
-As Ospreay celebrated to his music, Claudio and Mox entered the ring and attacked him as their cohorts blocked the cage door. Excalibur called it unconscionable. Ross called them “drop dead evil.” They put Ospreay’s head in a chair. The Opps ran out to intervened, but Mox stomped on the chair before they could get in there. Ross said that might be the “surgery causing issue.” Excalibur said that could be the end of his career. Fans chanted, “F— you, Moxley!) The heels fled as the cage was lifted and the babyfaces entered to protect and check on Ospreay. Ross called it a sad ending to an excellent main event. Omega was upset and dropping F-bombs waiting for more medical help as the event ended.
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