Saturday’s event didn’t feature much in the way of title changes — only one Ring of Honor title switched owners — but there was plenty of action and implications coming out of the nine-match card.

Former AEW Producer Sarah Stock was one of the more notable people to offer up criticism of the spot, believing that some younger fans may attempt to recreate what they witnessed at home.

A wrestling icon under the WWE and WCW banners made a surprising return at “AEW WrestleDream 2025.” During the “I Quit” match between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin, Sting made an unexpected appearance. Sting saved Allin from being drowned by Moxley, and he took out members of the Death Riders with his baseball bat.

What has become a fun feud in AEW, The Hurt Syndicate finally defeated The Demand once and for all at WrestleDream 2025 to become the new number one contenders for the AEW World Trios Championships. It proved to be a chaotic, fun sprint of a match that didn’t overstay its welcome.

WrestleDream ended up being a rare uneven effort from AEW, with some incredible highs along with a number of matches that felt better suited for Dynamite or Collision. That’s a harder

AEW invaded the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis for this year’s “WrestleDream,” with nine matches, plus one bonus match from the pre-show.

AEW headed to the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri on October 18 for the 2025 WrestleDream PPV, and it proved to be an action-packed night that fans loved, continuing AEW’s ever-growing hot streak of strong shows this year.

AEW WrestleDream 2025 is in the books, and the Wrestling Inc. staff has compiled a definitive collection of the show's highs and lows.

Kris Statlander beat "Timeless" Toni Storm at WrestleDream on Saturday to retain the AEW Women's World Championship.