AEWs All In: Texas is shaping up to be a potential turning point in the companys title picture, and the latest betting odds from BetOnline.ag are pointing toward two major championship shake-ups.
After securing their title shots by winning the Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments at AEW Double or Nothing, Hangman Adam Page and Mercedes Mon are both heading into the July 12 premium live event with the odds in their favor.
Page is currently favored at -250 (2/5) to beat AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, who comes in as a +170 (17/10) underdog. That translates to a 71.4% implied probability of Page walking out of Texas with the gold around his waist.
BetOnline.ags listing gives fans reason to believe a shift is on the way. Page, already a former AEW World Champion, now looks primed to climb back to the top of the mountain. Hangman has been quietly building momentum for months, and now Vegas is firmly backing the cowboy to ride again.
On the womens side, Mercedes Mon is slightly favored to dethrone Timeless Toni Storm in what many see as a passing-of-the-torch match. Mon sits at -150 (2/3), while Storm is just behind at +110 (11/10), giving Mon a 60% chance of walking out with the AEW Womens World Championship.
The numbers are close, but the message is clear: Mercedes Mon is expected to win, according to the oddsmakers. After a dominant run in the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, Mon is entering All In: Texas with serious momentum. Storm, known for her eccentric flair and technical brilliance, may be facing the toughest test of her AEW reign.
As always, these odds are likely to shift in the days leading up to the eventbut if the current lines hold, fans might be looking at two new champions by the end of the night.
AEW All In: Texas goes down Saturday, July 12, 2025. As a reminder, Ringside News will have live play-by-play coverage.
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