Adam Copeland expressed excitement about reuniting with Christian Cage in AEW, describing their collaboration as a new and dynamic chapter rather than a simple reunion of past glories. The Christian Cage AEW reunion is generating buzz ahead of their upcoming match at AEW All Out 2025, where they will face tag team champions FTR.
Adam Copeland on Building a New Dynamic with Christian Cage
In a recent interview with The Score, Adam Copeland, also known as “Cope,” shared his enthusiasm for working alongside Christian Cage once again, emphasizing that their current alliance feels distinct from their previous run together. Rather than revisiting old storylines, Copeland explained that they are creating fresh characters and interactions.
“That’s the most fun part, to start writing a new chapter, but also have it be a different chapter,. We’re not just coming back and running the greatest hits. We’re doing two different characters now and maintaining that going into this thing, which makes for this unlikely Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets, ‘Can they get along?’ That’s a really fun dynamic. That is what I think is making it different. Eventually, if you come back and do the greatest hits, that might get old fairly quickly. This is a new version of our team and it’s a version that never existed before. Christian found his lane, his pocket. To lose that to do this team, that would have sucked. We were able to figure out how to do this, to sit down, and how to write this so that didn’t get lost. Now we have this dynamic of, it’s up to me to make him likable and understand that you have to accept him for all of his d*ckheadishness.”
— Adam Copeland, Professional Wrestler
Copeland elaborated on the importance of keeping their characters fresh, noting that Christian’s persona is intentionally imperfect and requires acceptance from their team dynamic. This approach makes their partnership feel original and engaging for both themselves as performers and their audience.
“It was key that he came into it like that, still without anything likable about him. The only thing that makes him likable is I’m saying, ‘Hey, we just have to accept him for this thing that he is.’ It’s really fun and it makes it feel fresh. For both of us, too, because as a performer, eventually you come back and do the same greatest hits, and okay, it’s probably going to get old for us too.”
— Adam Copeland, Professional Wrestler
Anticipation Builds for AEW All Out 2025 Tag Team Match
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage are scheduled to face FTR at AEW All Out 2025, adding further anticipation to the event. This match is a key attraction for the pay-per-view, which features a stacked card of high-profile bouts. The fresh approach to their reunion is expected to bring new energy to the tag team division.
Toni Storm Shares Dream Opponents Including Wendi Richter and Torrie Wilson
Meanwhile, Toni Storm has vocalized her goals within AEW, showcasing her ambition by naming legendary wrestler Wendi Richter as her most desired opponent. During a recent episode of The Ariel Helwani Show, she also included Torrie Wilson among the dream competitors she hopes to face.
“Wendi Richter. I’ve been asking this for years now.”
— Toni Storm, AEW Wrestler
“Oh, you’ve got Torrie Wilson on your show today, don’t you? I pick her.”
— Toni Storm, AEW Wrestler
“Briefly. Not as much as I’d like to meet her, meet her.”
— Toni Storm, AEW Wrestler
AEW All Out 2025 Pay-Per-View Card Highlights
The AEW All Out 2025 lineup is packed with compelling matches and key title defenses, bringing some of the top talent in professional wrestling to the spotlight. The event is set to take place this Saturday, promising a night full of intense competition and dramatic storytelling.
Main Card matches include:
1. AEW World Championship: Hangman Page vs. Kyle Fletcher, with a stipulation that if the Don Callis Family intervenes, Fletcher will lose the TNT Championship.
2. AEW Women’s World Championship Four-Way: Toni Storm vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Kris Statlander vs. Thekla, a high-stakes contest for the women’s division crown.
3. AEW World Tag Team Championship Ladder Match: Four teams—Brodido, Young Bucks, JetSpeed, and Hechihero & Josh Alexander—battle for tag team supremacy.
4. AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone defends against challenger Riho.
5. Coffin Match: A dramatic showdown between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin.
6. Tables and Thumbtacks No Disqualification Match: MJF faces Mark Briscoe in a violent encounter.
7. AEW Unified Championship Triple Threat: Kazuchika Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mascara Dorada.
8. Tag Team Match: Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs. FTR.
9. Tag Team Match: The Hurt Syndicate takes on Ricochet & Gates of Agony.
10. Singles Match: Big Bill vs. Eddie Kingston.
The Tailgate Brawl features additional matches:
1. Four-Woman Tag Team: Harley Cameron, Mina Shirakawa, Queen Aminata & Willow Nightingale vs. Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, Julia Hart & Skye Blue.
2. Singles Match: Daniel Garcia vs. Katsuyori Shibata.
3. Tag Team Match: Samoa Joe & Powerhouse Hobbs vs. The WorkHorsemen.
Bryan Danielson Promises No Interference in Darby Allin’s Coffin Match
In a tense buildup to the Coffin Match between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin, Bryan Danielson assured Allin he will not interfere, despite their complicated history. On the September To Remember edition of AEW Dynamite, the two discussed their past conflicts and the upcoming match.
Allin confessed lingering guilt over Danielson’s previous loss and assault at AEW WrestleDream, requesting that Danielson remain uninvolved during his bout with Moxley. Danielson agreed to stay out but requested a favor in return, which he whispered privately to Allin. When asked about the favor afterward, Danielson declined to elaborate.
Allin vs. Moxley will take place live on pay-per-view at AEW All Out 2025 this weekend.
BRYAN DANIELSON GIVES HIS WORD THAT HE WILL NOT GET INVOLVED IN JON MOXLEY VS DARBY ALLIN AT ALL OUT #AEW #AEWDynamite
— Bryan Danielson, AEW Wrestler
AEW Continues to Shape an Intense and Evolving Wrestling Landscape
The upcoming AEW All Out 2025 event highlights the increasingly complex narratives and rivalries in AEW, showcasing fresh partnerships like the Adam Copeland and Christian Cage reunion that defies mere nostalgia. Their approach illustrates the company’s intent to build new storylines without relying on past successes alone, maintaining audience interest and performer creativity.
With high-profile matches involving top stars like Toni Storm, Jon Moxley, and Bryan Danielson, AEW is poised to deliver an intense, action-packed pay-per-view. The promising buildup and fresh dynamics reflect AEW’s continued evolution as a major player in professional wrestling, setting the stage for future developments beyond All Out 2025.
BRYAN DANIELSON GIVES HIS WORD THAT HE WILL NOT GET INVOLVED IN JON MOXLEY VS DARBY ALLIN AT ALL OUT #AEW #AEWDynamite
— Self Made AO 💫 (@KXNGAO) September 18, 2025
