AEW All In: Texas Set for Explosive Championship Showdowns with Moxley and Storm

The stage is set for an electrifying showdown as All Elite Wrestling (AEW) brings its flagship event, All In: Texas, to Globe Life Field in Arlington, home of the Texas Rangers. This marks the third annual installment of the pay-per-view, and with a lineup stacked with championship clashes and personal vendettas, it’s shaping up to be the biggest night of the year for AEW.

At the heart of the event is a brutal battle for the AEW World Championship, where Jon Moxley, the reigning champ and leader of the Death Riders, defends his title against 'Hangman' Adam Page in a Texas Death Match. Moxley, who’s held the belt since September, has relied on his tight-knit faction to keep his reign intact. But Page, fresh off a victory in the Owen Hart Foundation tournament, is hungry to reclaim the gold he once held in 2021. This isn’t just a fight for a title—it’s a war of grit and redemption.

The women’s division is stealing the spotlight too, with a dream match between 'Timeless' Toni Storm and Mercedes Moné. Storm, in her fourth reign as AEW Women’s World Champion, faces a formidable challenge in Moné, who’s currently juggling multiple titles across promotions. Their clash isn’t just about supremacy; it’s a defining moment for women’s wrestling, promising a spectacle fans won’t soon forget.

Other title bouts are equally gripping. Kenny Omega faces Kazuchika Okada to unify the Continental and International Championships, while Adam Cole defends the TNT Championship against Kyle Fletcher. Tag team and trios titles are also up for grabs, with high-stakes encounters that could shift the balance of power in AEW.

Beyond the championships, personal stakes run high. Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay team up against The Young Bucks in a tag match with massive implications—if the Bucks lose, they’re stripped of their executive VP titles; if they win, their opponents are barred from challenging for the world title for a year. Meanwhile, casino gauntlet matches will determine future contenders, adding an extra layer of unpredictability.

With pre-show action kicking off at 1 p.m. ET and the main card at 3 p.m. ET, All In: Texas isn’t just an event—it’s a celebration of everything that makes pro wrestling a visceral, heart-pounding experience. Expect drama, athleticism, and a few surprises under the Texas sun.