AEW All In: Texas came to an explosive and violent end as Hangman Page defeated Jon Moxley in a brutal Texas Death Match to become the new AEW World Champion.

The highly anticipated main event served as the finale to the evening’s triple-header, with Moxley arriving in trademark fashion atop a truck alongside The Death Riders, while Page made a cinematic cowboy-themed entrance to a massive ovation. Marina Shafir accompanied Moxley to ringside, carrying the briefcase that housed the long-hidden AEW World Championship.

From the opening bell, chaos reigned. The two immediately exchanged strikes before descending into a vicious brawl involving forks, barbed wire, glass, and steel chairs. Moxley was busted open early after a series of fork jabs from Page, and the action only escalated from there.

Page was repeatedly assaulted with barbed wire, including having it wrapped around his head. At one point, Shafir bit Page while Moxley continued his attack with chairs. Tables were set up outside the ring, and the ring itself was soon littered with shattered glass and twisted steel.

Despite absorbing immense punishment, Page refused to stay down. He survived multiple referee counts, battled interference from The Death Riders, and fought through attacks involving barbed-wire-wrapped chairs and even a suplex through a double set of barbed wire tables.

Will Ospreay attempted to even the odds but was ambushed by Gabe Kidd and Claudio Castagnoli, resulting in Ospreay being stretchered out after a targeted neck attack. Still, Page kept fighting.

The tide began to turn with surprise appearances from Darby Allin and Bryan Danielson. Danielson unmasked after hitting a Busaiku Knee on Yuta, then cleared the ring with Darby’s help, allowing Page to refocus. After sending Shafir through a table with a Death Valley Driver, Page hit Moxley with a Dead Eye onto shattered glass.

As the match neared its chaotic climax, Moxley introduced a bed of nails into the ring. He delivered a curb stomp and Death Rider onto the nails, but Page still managed to survive. The champion attempted to retrieve the AEW title from the briefcase, only to discover Shafir had been handcuffed to the timekeeper’s area by Prince Nana.

Swerve Strickland entered next, handing Page a steel chain, which he used to drop Moxley with a knockout punch. After a Buckshot Lariat sent Moxley back-first into the nails, Hangman wrapped the chain around Mox’s neck and hung him over the ropes. With nowhere to go and fading quickly, Moxley was rendered unconscious, and the referee called for the bell.

Following the violent war, Hangman Page was declared the new AEW World Champion. He slowly unlocked the briefcase, revealing the championship for the first time in months. Despite Bryan Danielson’s side plates still adorning the title, the moment belonged solely to Page. As fireworks erupted and the crowd roared, Hangman stood tall to close out AEW All In: Texas.

Winner and NEW AEW World Champion: Hangman Page