Below are the spoilers from AEW Grand Slam and ROH Global Wars in Australia, which took place from the sold-out Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
AEW Grand Slam Australia:
-Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega defeated Don Callis Family Members Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher
-Mercedes Mone’ retained the TBS Championship over Harley Cameron
-AEW World Champion Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli defeated Jay White and Adam Copeland in a Brisbane Brawl
-Kazuchika Okada retained the AEW Continental Championship over Buddy Matthews
-Toni Storm defeated Mariah May to win the AEW Women’s World Championship
AEW/ROH Global Wars (taped before Grand Slam Australia):
-Athena defeated defeated Alex Windsor to retain the ROH Women’s World Championship
-Bandido and The Outrunners defeated ROH World Champion Chris Jericho, Big Bill and Bryan Keith. Powerhouse Hobbs made a surprise appearance afterward to aid the babyfaces after a post-match attack.
-Lee Moriarty defeated Robbie Eagles to retain the ROH Pure Championship
-Mark Davis defeated Tommy Knight
Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara and defeated MxM Collection to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships. MxM Collection stole the belts after the match ended.
Notes from the event:
Kenny Omega challenged Konosuke Takeshita to an International Championship Match at Revolution, while Will Ospreay challenged Kyle Fletcher to a Steel Cage Match for the PPV.
AEW announced they are returning to Australia in 2026.
It was said that both AEW and promotion and partner Tiketek, provided a QR code for those wanting to get on a waitlist. The date and location was not revealed.
Tony Khan said earlier this past week during a media appearance, that Grand Slam Australia is their most financially successful international show outside the two All In PPV events that took place from Wembley Stadium in London.
Mark Campbell who attended the event, noted to PWInsider the show was sold out.
Spoilers and non-PWInsider notes are courtesy of F4WOnline.
Wrestleview will have a full recap of Grand Slam Australia tonight as it airs on TNT and Max. The show will air after NBA All-Star Saturday on TNT and Max. The estimated start time for Grand Slam Australia is 10:30 pm ET/7:30 pm PT.
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