Will Jon Moxley be betrayed in AEW tag match is the question gaining traction as the Death Riders and The Young Bucks prepare to face their rivals this Wednesday. Scheduled during AEW Grand Slam Mexico, this 10-man tag team match could have lasting consequences for Moxley ahead of his championship clash at All In 2025.
Recently at Dynasty 2025, Jon Moxley narrowly retained the AEW World Championship against Swerve Strickland, thanks to a timely intervention by The Young Bucks. Their interference was later revealed to have been motivated not by loyalty to Moxley, but rather to support Hangman Adam Page, considering the longstanding rivalry between Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page.
Tensions Rise Among AEW Allies
The relationships between key AEW stars remain complicated, as Hangman Adam Page has openly rejected help from Matthew and Nicholas Jackson. This move signals distrust toward The Young Bucks, especially after they aligned themselves with the Death Riders, which includes Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta. In the upcoming Grand Slam event, the alliance will battle Will Ospreay, Swerve Strickland, and The Opps, promising plenty of action—and possibly unexpected betrayal.
Intrigue surrounding the match continues to grow, as many speculate that The Young Bucks might turn on Moxley and the Death Riders during the contest, aiming to regain Hangman Page’s trust. As the build-up to All In 2025 intensifies, these possible betrayals could shift the ongoing feud between Jon Moxley and Hangman Adam Page.
Upcoming All In 2025 Match May Change AEW Landscape
Looking ahead, Hangman Adam Page is set to challenge Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship at All In 2025. The dynamic from Wednesday’s 10-man tag match is expected to influence the storyline and possibly alter the relationship between all involved, including Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, and the prominent Bucks. If The Young Bucks succeed in regaining Hangman’s trust only to double-cross him at All In, it could deny Hangman the championship victory on July 12 and create further drama within the AEW universe.
Jeff Jarrett’s Perspective on the Championship Showdown
WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett also weighed in on the looming match between Jon Moxley and Hangman Adam Page, analyzing the potential outcome. On his My World podcast, Jarrett shared his thoughts on what would be best for AEW if Page were to defeat Moxley and reclaim the title.
“When you kind of know his journey and story, in and out of the ring, he’s a man’s man. He will bust his a*s. What is best for business, I truly believe, is when he kicks Moxley’s a*s, stands tall, and is the AEW World Champion once again,”
Jarrett said. —Jeff Jarrett, WWE Hall of Famer
With this perspective, anticipation grows around whether Hangman Adam Page can overcome Jon Moxley at All In and what steps the Bucks, Death Riders, and other AEW stars might take as the event approaches. All eyes will remain on AEW to see if alliances hold strong or if betrayal will shape the next chapter in the AEW World Championship story.
