AEW Grand Slam: Mexico Match Results, Highlights and Key Moments for June 18, 2025

Tonight’s AEW Grand Slam: Mexico airing June 18, 2025, promises an action-packed night live from Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico. The show sees The Death Riders (AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta) and The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) face Swerve Strickland, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay and The Opps (AEW World Trios Champions Samoa Joe, “The Wrestler” Katsuyori Shibata and Powerhouse Hobbs) in a 10-Man Tag Team Match. Plus, CMLL World Women’s Champion Zeuxis defends her title against AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Moné.

The show kicks off at 8:00 PM ET on TBS and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Max. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!

AEW Grand Slam: Mexico Results (6/18/2025): Live Match Updates and Highlights

The show opens up with Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness welcoming us. “Hangman” Adam Page’s music then hits and he makes his way down to the ring with a microphone in hand. Page introduces himself in Spanish and he admits he has a shaky handle on the language. Excalibur then offers the translation as Page talks about his family growing up on a farm, addressing the bonds he shares with those who work hard for their own families. Page then thanks the crowd for having them in their house tonight. Page then thanks CMLL for the chance to work together, showing off the best professional wrestling in the world. Page then turns his attention to AEW World Champion Jon Moxley. Page then says he will not be wrestling tonight and he has been barred from the arena during the main event, but nobody said anything about after the match. Page then says he will have his eyes on Jon Moxley. Page’s music then hits as he heads up the ramp.

Commentary then runs down the lineup for tonight’s show, including a 14-Man Tag Team Match that will be up next.

FTR’s music then hits and Stokely Hathaway reveals that due to circumstances beyond his control, Cash Wheeler will not be competing tonight. Stokely then says they have a replacement in Volador Jr. He then makes his way down to the ring for the first match of the night and The Don Callis Family follows.

Bandido then makes his way down to the ring for the first match of the night and CMLL’s Atlantis, Templario and Atlantis Jr. follows. Daniel Garcia and Adam Cole then make their way down to the ring and the match is underway.

14-Man Tag Team Match: ROH World Champion Bandido, Paragon’s AEW TNT Champion Adam Cole, Daniel Garcia, Hounds of Hell’s Brody King, Templario, Atlantis and Atlantis Jr. vs. Don Callis Family (“The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita, “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher, “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander, “The Murderhawk Monster” Lance Archer and Hechicero) and FTR’s Dax “The Axe” Harwood and Volador Jr.

The match starts off with Bandido and Konosuke Takeshita and both men go back and forth with one another. Hechicero then tags in and Bandido looks to hit a kick on him, but Hechicero avoids it and cinches in a submission on Bandido. Bandido then counters into a roll up, but Hechicero kicks out.

Garcia then tags in and Hechicero gets him tangled up into a submission. Hechicero then rolls out of the ring to escape. Harwood then tags in and nails Garcia with a clothesline, but Atlantis Jr. tags in and nails Harwood. Templario then tags in and hits a dropkick on Harwood off the middle rope as Atlantis Jr. holds Harwood in place. Atlantis Jr. then hits a German suplex on Harwood, but Volador Jr. tags in on his side and Templario flies over the top rope to nail Volador Jr. on the outside.

King then nails Harwood with a kick, but Lance Archer tags in and Cole nails Archer with a superkick. He then follows it up with a running knee, but Fletcher tags in and delivers some knees on Cole’s midsection. Cole then nails Fletcher with a clothesline, but Fletcher stays on his feet and hits Cole with a German suplex. Bandido then tags in and exchanges forearm strikes with Josh Alexander. Alexander then hits a belly-to-belly suplex on Bandido, but Takeshita climbs to the top rope. Alexander then trips him, but Templario and Bandido hit double flipping crossbodies on Alexander and Takeshita respectively.

Atlantis Jr. then tags in and climbs to the top rope, but Alexander tags back in. Atlantis Jr. then sends Alexander crashing into the ring over the top rope and hits a crossbody on him and Fletcher over the top rope from the ramp and Atlantis Jr., Cole, Bandido and Garcia deliver some right hands on Takeshita, Fletcher, Alexander and another member of their team. Archer and King then exchange right hands in the ring, but Hechicero flies off the ropes to nail King. He then delivers some stomps on King, but King nails Hechicero with a hurricanrana. King then hits a tope suicida to take down Hechicero and Takeshita on the outside. Harwood and Atlantis then tag in and Atlantis delivers some right hands and left hands on Harwood. Harwood then delivers some stomps on Atlantis, but Atlantis rolls up Harwood for the win.

The winners of the 14-Man Tag Team Match, ROH World Champion Bandido, Paragon’s AEW TNT Champion Adam Cole, Daniel Garcia, Hounds of Hell’s Brody King, Templario, Atlantis and Atlantis Jr.!

After the match, Harwood blindsides Atlantis from behind. Atlantis Jr., King and Templario then come to Atlantis’ aid, forcing Harwood to back down.

We then get a video package looking at the history of Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega ahead of their massive Winner Takes All Match at All In: Texas.

Mark Briscoe then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Kazuchika Okada follows.

Non-Title Match: AEW Continental Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada vs. Mark Briscoe

The match starts off with both men locking up, then Okada sends Briscoe to the ropes before forcing him out of the ring. Briscoe then makes it back in after running around, but Okada manages to intercept him for some more damage. Okada then brings Briscoe to the corner, but Briscoe escapes Okada’s grasp. Briscoe then hits some hard strikes on Okada and takes him down with a kick. Okada then starts to fight back, but Briscoe sends him to the outside for a dive through the ropes. Briscoe then sends Okada back in the ring. Okada then fights back and sends Briscoe to the outside with a dropkick.

Both men are back in the ring again and Okada takes control as he sends Briscoe to the mat. Okada then sets Briscoe up for a tombstone, but Briscoe counters for a near fall. Briscoe then evades a Rainmaker for a kick and forces Okada to the canvas. Briscoe then trades strikes with Okada. Briscoe then sends Okada to the ropes, but is knocked down by Okada. Briscoe then takes Okada down hard for a near fall. Briscoe is then taken down by several strikes into a neckbreaker and it allows Okada to regain control with an elbow drop. Okada then mocks the crowd by flipping them and Briscoe off, but Briscoe bites Okada’s finger. Briscoe then takes Okada down before going up top for a Froggy Bow, but only gets a two count.

Briscoe then goes for a Jay Driller, but Okada hits him with a back body drop. Briscoe then evades a lariat, but is hit with a dropkick by Okada. Briscoe then dodges another Rainmaker. Briscoe then goes for another Jay Driller, but it gets blocked and both men trade between a Jay Driller and a Rainmaker attempt. Okada then hits Briscoe with a tombstone piledriver. Okada then hits the Rainmaker on Briscoe for the win.

The winner of the Non-Title Match, AEW Continental Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada!

After the match, Don Callis rakes Briscoe’s eyes. Okada then hits Briscoe with the AEW Continental Championship belt and Callis delivers some stomps on Briscoe. Okada then joins him before both men head to the back.

MJF then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night accompanied by The Hurt Syndicate and Místico follows.

Singles Match: The Hurt Syndicate’s MJF vs. Místico

The match starts off with MJF shoving Místico down to the mat. Místico then takes MJF down before backing off and this gives MJF an opening to hit a kick. Místico then fights out of a side headlock to wear MJF down. Místico then hits a headscissors on MJF for a near fall. MJF then rolls out of the ring for a breather and a word of advice from MVP.

Místico then gives chase before he is cut off by The Hurt Syndicate and this allows MJF to blindside Místico and send him down to the floor. MJF then sends Místico back in the ring for a knee drop, but Místico sends MJF to the corner. Místico then looks to follow up, but he is sent into the turnbuckle by MJF. Místico then takes MJF down, but MJF hits a move on Místico for a near fall.

The Hurt Syndicate then gangs up on Místico before MJF sends him back into the ring. Místico then fights back and sends MJF to the ropes before hitting an elbow strike on him. Místico then lures MJF into the corner before hitting a kick on him. Místico then sets up for a DDT that forces MJF to roll to the outside for a breather. MJF then makes it back to his feet, but Místico gets the drop on him. Místico then sends MJF back into the ring and heads up top for a moonsault, but MJF rolls out of the way. MJF is then caught with a powerslam instead, but Místico only gets a two count.

Místico then brings MJF to his feet for some strikes before hitting the ropes and MJF catches Místico in the eyes. Místico then responds with a kick, but MJF hits a destroyer for a two count. MJF then heads up the ramp, but Místico gives chase and looks for La Mistica. MJF then counters with a tombstone piledriver. Both men are now down as the referee leaves the ring to check on them. MJF then makes it to his feet and pulls the referee toward the ring to start the count. Místico then makes his way down the ramp just as the count reaches eight before he gets back into the ring. MJF then looks for a Long Island Sunrise off the turnbuckle, but Místico intercepts him for a Spanish Fly to the mat. Místico then manages to get a cover, but only for a two count.

Místico then gets back to his feet, but the referee is distracted by MVP. Místico then hits the La Mistica and MJF taps out, but the referee doesn’t see it as he is still distracted and it allows MJF to hit a low blow for a roll up. Místico then kicks out. MJF then hits another low blow in front of the referee and the referee calls for the bell for the disqualification.

The winner of the Singles Match due to a disqualification, Místico!

After the match, The Hurt Syndicate continues to beat Místico down. MJF then takes off Místico’s mask and parades it around, but Bandido, Templario and Titán come to Místico’s aid. Kevin Knight and “Speedball” Mike Bailey then sneak up behind The Hurt Syndicate and hit dropkicks on them off the middle rope. Místico is then handed a mask to cover up out of respect. His music then hits as The Hurt Syndicate retreats up the ramp.

Ricochet then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Hologram, Lio Rush and Máscara Dorada follows.

4 Million Pesos High Flying 4-Way Match: Máscara Dorada vs. Ricochet vs. Hologram vs. CRU’s Lio Rush

The match starts off with all four men facing off. Rush then goes to the corner to mock the fans. They then get the jump on him before Rush and Ricochet cut the field in half for an alliance. They then lay into Dorada and Hologram, then send them to the corners for more offense as Hologram gets sent out of the ring. Ricochet then hits a clothesline on Dorada as Hologram gets back in the ring. Hologram and Dorada are then sent to the floor outside.

Ricochet and Rush then look for a dive, but they get intercepted by Hologram and Dorado as they take both men down hard. Ricochet is then sent to the corner with a springboard arm drag by Dorada, who trades off with Hologram to force Rush and Ricochet out of the ring. They then stare each other down before hitting the ropes, where Ricochet and Rush pull them to the outside. Ricochet then sends Hologram into the barricade, with Rush doing the same thing to Dorada. Rush then sends Dorada back into the ring where Ricochet waits and they double team Dorada. The alliance then breaks down and it allows Dorada to fight back. Dorada then sends Rush to the corner for a kick, but is thrown away by Ricochet before Rush sends him into the barricade.

Hologram then catches Rush at the ropes and looks for a cross body, but is hit with an anti-air dropkick by Ricochet. Ricochet then sends Hologram to the outside before he and Rush hit some dives. Dorada is sent out of the ring and it allows Ricochet and Rush to target Hologram once again. He then leaves the ring as we see Rush and Ricochet arguing. This then leads to a shoving contest between them until Dorada sends Ricochet into Rush with a dropkick. Dorada then gets the upper hand on both opponents until Rush sends him away just as Hologram comes in to help send him and Ricochet to the outside once more.

Dorada and Hologram then tease going after each other, but instead they hit stereo dives on Ricochet and Rush on the outside. They then get back in the ring to go at it and trade some offense until Dorada catches Hologram for a near fall. Ricochet then comes in and Rush pushes him away before trading strikes with Dorada. Dorada then hits a boot on Rush. Ricochet then comes in and avoids a hurricanrana to hit a double stomp on Dorada. Rush then sends Ricochet into the corner before turning his attention to Hologram and hitting him with a poison rana for a two count. Rush then hits a frog splash on Dorada, but Ricochet breaks up the pin at two. He then keeps Rush down before going up top, but Rush intercepts.

They fight it out on the turnbuckle before Rush goes for a hurricanrana, but Ricochet blocks it. Rush then blocks a powerbomb setup before Hologram grabs him. Portal Bomb is then blocked as Rush gets a cover with feet on the ropes, which causes Ricochet to drop to the mat. Hologram then kicks out and hits a Portal Bomb for the win before Ricochet can stop it.

The winner of the 4 Million Pesos High Flying 4-Way Match, Hologram!

After the match, Hologram celebrates his win.

Mercedes Moné then makes her way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Zeuxis follows.

CMLL World Women’s Championship Match: Zeuxis (c) vs. AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Moné

The match starts off with Zeuxis taking Moné down to the mat for a quick near fall before sending Moné to the corner for a running kick that gets her another two count. Zeuxis then continues the attack and lays it into Moné who tries to get the jump on Zeuxis. Zeuxis then catches Moné for another near fall. Zeuxis then follows it up with a lungblower on Moné, who kicks out. Moné then takes to the ropes and jumps over Zeuxis for a Statement Maker, but Zeuxis manages to crawl to the ropes for a break. Zeuxis then leaves the ring, but is sent to the barricade by Moné. Moné then brings Zeuxis back into the ring for a Meteora and a two count.

Zeuxis then takes to the ropes for a hurricanrana and that forces Moné to the outside. Zeuxis then hits a dive on Moné to the floor. Moné has taken control as she heads to the corner, but Zeuxis intercepts for a Spanish Fly and a near fall. Zeuxis regains control as she sends Moné to the corner and she looks to send her down to the mat, but Moné counters and hits some kind of a powerslam for the win.

The winner and new CMLL World Women’s Champion, AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Moné!

After the match, a video message in the style of a film noir from Toni Storm begins to play. Mina Shirakawa then appears on the top of the entrance ramp and Storm sneaks up behind Moné. Storm then chases Moné up the entrance ramp and sets up for the Storm Zero on her. Officials then break the two women apart. Officials then finally force Storm away as her music hits, but she grabs a microphone and tells Moné “let the games begin.”

Will Ospreay then makes his way down to the ring for the main event of the night and The Opps and Swerve Strickland follow. The Beast Mortos, The Death Riders and The Young Bucks then make their way down to the ring.

10-Man Tag Team Match: The Death Riders (AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta), The Beast Mortos and The Young Bucks’ Matthew Jackson vs. Swerve Strickland, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay and The Opps (AEW World Trios Champions Samoa Joe, “The Wrestler” Katsuyori Shibata and Powerhouse Hobbs)

The match starts off with Matthew Jackson and Will Ospreay and Matthew tags out to Mortos. Mortos then hits a big right hand on Ospreay and sends him to the corner. Mortos then continues the beatdown on Ospreay until Ospreay hits him with a hurricanrana and forces Mortos to the outside. Ospreay then goes for a dive, but it gets intercepted by Nicholas. Nicholas and Matthew then double team Ospreay before taking Strickland out when he tries to get involved. Ospreay then counters Matthew and Nicholas with a couple of Manhattan Drops, but the Young Bucks take Ospreay down to the mat once more before Yuta tags in.

Ospreay then fights back and sends Yuta to the canvas before Strickland tags in for a double team. Yuta then fights back, but Strickland responds with a backbreaker before tagging in Samoa Joe. Joe then pounds away at Yuta in the corner and follows it up with some hard kicks and an elbow drop. Joe then tags Shibata in and he brings Yuta down to his feet for some forearm strikes that Yuta tries to fight back with his own. The exchange between both men then ends when Shibata drops Yuta hard before tagging in Hobbs. Hobbs then sends Yuta hard into the corner before Joe tags in. Joe then hits some hard strikes of his own before going for a cover, but Yuta kicks out at two. Moxley then gets the tag as he and Joe trade strikes before Joe cinches in a Coquina Clutch. This then leads to chaos as all ten men get into it. Ospreay then sends Matthew to the outside to clear the ring before hitting a Skytwister Press to send everyone to the floor.

Moxley and Ospreay are in the ring and going at it and Moxley gets a two count. Moxley then goes for a kimura, but Ospreay tries to fight out of it. Moxley then breaks the hold so he can keep Strickland away. Ospreay then hits the ropes and hits a kick on Moxley. Moxley then tags Yuta in. Hobbs is tagged in as well and he sends Yuta to the corner before hitting a series of clotheslines and sending him to the mat with a short-arm lariat. The Bucks then come running in to intervene, but Hobbs is barely fazed.

Hobbs then blocks a superkick to grab the Bucks by the throat, but Moxley comes in to break it up. Hobbs then hits the ropes and sends them to the outside!. Yuta is then sent to the corner as Shibata makes the tag for a running kick and a suplex. Hobbs then follows it up with a power slam and it allows Shibata to get a near fall. Mortos then breaks things up and lays nearly everyone out before Joe comes in. Both men then trade strikes before Joe is sent to the corner, where he hits Mortos with a uranage. The Bucks then come in to send Joe out of the ring, but this brings Ospreay in who evades an EVP Trigger to hit an Oscutter forcing them out of the ring as well. Strickland then runs out for a dive.

Shibata and Yuta then slug it out until they both drop to the canvas. Strickland and Moxley then tag in and trade strikes Moxley is taken to the mat. Swerve and Ospreay then double team Moxley until Matthew stops a Swerve Stomp and chaos ensues allowing Moxley to roll Swerve up with a handful of trunks for the win.

The winners of the 10-Man Tag Team Match, The Death Riders (AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta), The Beast Mortos and The Young Bucks’ Matthew Jackson!

After the match, the heels continue the beatdown until “Hangman” Adam Page makes his way down to the ring for the save. Page then runs roughshod on the Death Riders until he goes for a Buckshot Lariat on Moxley. Moxley then dodges it, which sends Hangman into Matthew Jackson instead. Nicholas then shouts at him as Moxley tries to blindside him, only for the Death Riders to retreat up the ramp. Page then starts to follow them, but to no avail. Hangman then focuses on riling up the crowd as commentary gives a shoutout to CMLL and the fans in Mexico as the show comes to a close.

Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AEW Grand Slam: Mexico on June 18, 2025

• 10-Man Tag Team Match: The Death Riders (AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta), The Beast Mortos and The Young Bucks’ Matthew Jackson vs. Swerve Strickland, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay and The Opps (AEW World Trios Champions Samoa Joe, “The Wrestler” Katsuyori Shibata and Powerhouse Hobbs)
• CMLL World Women’s Championship Match: Zeuxis (c) vs. AEW TBS Champion “The CEO” Mercedes Moné
• Singles Match: The Hurt Syndicate’s MJF vs. Místico
• 4 Million Pesos High Flying 4-Way Match: Máscara Dorada vs. Ricochet vs. Hologram vs. CRU’s Lio Rush
• Non-Title Match: AEW Continental Champion “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada vs. Mark Briscoe
• 14-Man Tag Team Match: ROH World Champion Bandido, Paragon’s AEW TNT Champion Adam Cole, Daniel Garcia, Hounds of Hell’s Brody King, Templario, Atlantis and Atlantis Jr. vs. Don Callis Family (“The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita, “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher, “The Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander, “The Murderhawk Monster” Lance Archer and Hechicero) and FTR’s Dax “The Axe” Harwood and Volador Jr.