Jon Moxley attacks Hangman Page AEW during a tense Dynamite main event, leaving questions about whether Hangman will be ready for their high-stakes face-off at All In: Texas. The attack drew support and strong words from Page, who defiantly declared his refusal to back down.
AEW Dynamite Descends Into Chaos With Multiple Interferences
The spotlight was firmly on Hangman Page as he battled The Beast Mortos in a thrilling main event. Hangman, recognized as a leading AEW world title contender, demonstrated exceptional skill and resilience throughout the match. However, his victory was short-lived when The Young Bucks unexpectedly stormed the ring, delivering a vicious EVP trigger to Page.
As Hangman was left reeling from this surprise move, the Death Riders escalated the situation by launching another assault. Jon Moxley, at the center of the faction, delivered significant brutality to the former AEW World Champion, intensifying the ongoing rivalry and raising the stakes for both wrestlers.
Fortunately for Hangman, Will Ospreay and Opps intervened, clearing the ring and aiding the battered Cowboy. Their timely assistance prevented further harm and underscored the dangerous alliances forming in AEW.
Hangman Page Stands Firm Despite Injury Concerns
After the dramatic confrontation, Hangman Page was escorted backstage by his allies. Despite clear signs of distress and questions about his condition, Page made it clear he would not surrender to his adversaries:
“They will have to kill me Will, they will have to kill me,” he said. [From 00:29 – 00:32] —Hangman Page, AEW Wrestler
This declaration reflects the emotional tension brewing ahead of All In: Texas, where Page and Jon Moxley are scheduled to clash for the AEW World Championship. However, lingering doubts around Page’s medical clearance could jeopardize this anticipated matchup, putting the Cowboy’s participation in question.
Expert Opinion Suggests Hangman Page as the Likely Champion
Within the AEW community, speculation has swirled regarding the future of the Death Riders. Initial rumors suggested Darby Allin might ultimately defeat the group and capture the world title, but for now, Darby is pursuing other ambitions, leaving an opening for Hangman Page to gain momentum among fans.
During an appearance on Busted Open Radio, wrestling veteran Bully Ray addressed these shifting dynamics and endorsed Page as the logical contender to dethrone Jon Moxley:
“It was so early in the promo, and I felt Hangman so much that I wrote down in my notes, should AEW wait on Darby Allin… or should they pull the trigger on Hangman right now, pull the trigger on Hangman at All In? Should Hangman Page be the guy to defeat Jon Moxley? Hangman should be the guy,” he said. —Bully Ray, Wrestling Analyst
With opinions turning in Hangman’s favor and his resilience on display, anticipation is mounting for the All In showdown.
What Lies Ahead for AEW’s World Title Scene?
The intensity from Jon Moxley attacks Hangman Page AEW and the ensuing fallout has heightened fan attention around All In: Texas. The uncertain status of Hangman Page, the strategic moves by Death Riders and The Young Bucks, and the involvement of figures like Will Ospreay ensure this storyline remains unpredictable.
If Page recovers and is cleared to compete, his unwavering attitude and public support may help him challenge Jon Moxley for the world title. The next chapter for AEW could redefine its championship picture, keeping both supporters and critics eagerly awaiting the event’s outcome.
