A Historic Night for Wrestling Fans as AEW Crowns New Champions and WWE Prepares for Evolution’s Triumphant Return
Wrestling news on July 13, 2025, is dominated by seismic shifts across AEW, WWE, and NXT. Last night’s events saw new champions crowned, emotional farewells, and the wrestling world bracing for the return of WWE Evolution. This comprehensive recap covers every major result, injury update, and rumor shaping the industry right now.
AEW All In Texas: New Champions and Emotional Moments
Hangman Adam Page Reclaims AEW World Championship
AEW All In Texas at Globe Life Field delivered a main event for the ages. “Hangman” Adam Page defeated Jon Moxley in a Texas Death Match to win the AEW World Championship, reclaiming the title he last held in 2022. The match was a brutal, bloody affair, with Page surviving multiple Paradigm Shifts and using a barbed wire lariat to secure the win. According to Fightful and PWInsider, the crowd of 25,671 erupted as Page celebrated, marking a new era for AEW.
“This is what I fought for. This is what I bled for. AEW is home,” Page said in a post-match interview.
Okada Unifies AEW International and Continental Titles
Kazuchika Okada defeated Kenny Omega in a highly anticipated rematch, unifying the AEW International and Continental Championships. The match was a technical showcase, with Okada countering the One-Winged Angel and finishing Omega with a Rainmaker. This unification cements Okada’s status as one of AEW’s top stars.
Dustin Rhodes Wins TNT Championship Amid Adam Cole’s Health Crisis
Dustin Rhodes captured the AEW TNT Championship in a Fatal 4-Way after Adam Cole was forced to vacate the title due to health issues. Cole’s emotional promo, where he addressed his ongoing medical struggles, was a highlight of the night. “I don’t know what the future holds, but I’m grateful for every moment,” Cole told the crowd, drawing support from fans and peers alike.
Tag Team and EVP Shakeups
The Hurt Syndicate retained the AEW World Tag Team Championships, while the Young Bucks lost their EVP status after falling to Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay. The stipulation match means Strickland and Ospreay can now challenge for the AEW World Title, while the Bucks’ future in AEW management is uncertain.
WWE: Evolution Returns and Saturday Night’s Main Event Delivers
WWE Evolution 2025: All Eyes on Atlanta
Tonight, WWE Evolution returns as the first all-women’s Premium Live Event since 2018. Seven championship matches are scheduled, including:
- Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Trish Stratus for the WWE Women’s Championship
- Iyo Sky (c) vs. Rhea Ripley for the Women’s World Championship
- Jacy Jayne (c) vs. Jordynne Grace for the NXT Women’s Championship
- Becky Lynch (c) vs. Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Bianca Belair will serve as special guest referee for the No Holds Barred match between Jade Cargill and Naomi, following a heated confrontation at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
Goldberg’s Farewell and Major Returns
Saturday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta featured Bill Goldberg’s retirement match against Gunther. The World Heavyweight Champion retained, ending Goldberg’s legendary career. Bianca Belair made her return, setting the stage for her high-profile role at Evolution.
NXT: Title Picture and Cross-Promotion
NXT continues to build momentum, with Jacy Jayne defending the NXT Women’s Championship against Jordynne Grace at Evolution. The partnership with TNA is in focus, as a Title vs. Title match is set for later this month between the TNA Knockouts Champion and the NXT Women’s Champion.
Injury Updates: Adam Cole, Seth Rollins, and More
Adam Cole’s Uncertain Future
Adam Cole’s health remains a concern after he vacated the TNT Championship. PWInsider reports that Cole is undergoing further evaluation, with no timetable for a return. The wrestling community has rallied around him, with messages of support flooding social media.
Seth Rollins: Recovery and Rumors
Seth Rollins is still recovering from a knee injury sustained earlier this year. According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Rollins is targeting a late 2025 return, but WWE is cautious about rushing him back. “Seth is focused on rehab and getting back to 100 percent,” a WWE spokesperson told PWTorch.
Other Major Injuries
- Kevin Owens is scheduled for neck surgery and could be out for up to a year.
- Chad Gable recently underwent shoulder surgery, with Ludwig Kaiser stepping in for his ongoing storyline.
- In AEW, Samoa Joe was stretchered out after a chair attack, raising questions about his future in the Trios division.
Rumors and Possible Signings
Free Agent Watch
Industry insiders are buzzing about several free agents. TNA is reportedly in talks with former WWE star Mustafa Ali, while AEW is rumored to be pursuing Japanese standout Shota Umino. WWE is said to be monitoring the contract status of NWA’s Kamille, with sources suggesting a possible debut after SummerSlam.
Promotion Shakeups
TNA is negotiating a new media rights deal, aiming for$10 million annually and considering a move to live weekly broadcasts. NJPW’s G1 Climax is underway, with El Desperado defending the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship and a gauntlet match determining the final G1 participant after Hirooki Goto’s injury.
Conclusion: Wrestling’s New Era Begins
Last night’s events have reshaped the wrestling landscape. AEW crowned new champions and delivered emotional moments, while WWE prepares for a historic Evolution event. With major stars sidelined and rumors swirling about new signings, the industry is poised for even more change. Stay tuned to Voice MV for breaking news, analysis, and exclusive coverage as wrestling enters a bold new era.
“Wrestling is about moments, and last night gave us plenty to remember,” said Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp.
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