AEW returns with its annual fall spectacle, WrestleDream 2025, set to take place on Sunday, October 5, 2025, live from the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington. The event begins at 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT), with a one-hour Buy-In pre-show starting at 7:00 PM ET.
The card is stacked with title bouts, grudge matches, and international stars, and online AEW sportsbooks have odds posted for most of them.
I Quit Match Match
- Darby Allin -350
- Jon Moxley +225
Two of AEW’s most hardcore competitors collide in a brutal I Quit Match where only verbal submission ends the contest. Darby Allin’s fearless, high-risk style meets Jon Moxley’s violent technical prowess in what promises to be a physically punishing encounter. Both wrestlers have built reputations on their willingness to endure extreme punishment, making this stipulation ideally suited to their personas and setting up an unpredictable outcome.
The moneyline odds suggest that Allin is a heavy favorite to win this weekend.
Tag Team Match
- Jurassic Express -400
- The Young Bucks +250
The veteran high-flyers Young Bucks face the popular duo of Jurassic Express in what should be a fast-paced showcase of tag team wrestling. Despite being heavy underdogs, the Bucks’ championship experience and innovative offense could prove dangerous against Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus.
Jurassic Express is projected as a sure winner at -400.
TNT Championship
- Kyle Fletcher -700
- Mark Briscoe +400
Kyle Fletcher defends the TNT Championship against the gritty veteran Mark Briscoe in a title match that showcases contrasting styles. Fletcher’s technical precision and athleticism will be put to the test against Briscoe’s hardcore toughness and unpredictable offense.
As a massive underdog, Briscoe brings decades of wrestling experience, while Fletcher is the likely winner based on age and status alone. AEW has never fully gotten behind a Briscoe push despite his popularity with the fanbase.
World Tag Team Championship
- The Don Callis Family -165
- Brodido +120
The World Tag Team Championships are on the line as The Don Callis Family faces the challenge of Brodido in what should be an intense title defense. The slight favorites from the Callis stable bring their calculated, heel tactics against Brodido’s underdog determination. This championship match could shift the entire tag team landscape, with both teams having legitimate claims to being among AEW’s elite tag team competitors in the division.
Pro wrestling sportsbooks imply that this will be the most closely contested match at WrestleDream, with both teams possessing a reasonable chance of victory.
World Championship
- Adam Page (Hangman) -1000
- Samoa Joe +500
“Hangman” Adam Page puts the AEW World Championship on the line against the dangerous submission specialist Samoa Joe. Page enters as an overwhelming favorite, but Joe’s veteran savvy and legitimate fighting background make him a constant threat to end any match quickly.
Women’s Singles Match
- Jamie Hayter -450
- Thekla +275
British powerhouse Jamie Hayter faces Japanese star Thekla in an international women’s showcase that highlights AEW’s global reach. Hayter’s combination of power and technical skill makes her a heavy favorite against the visiting Thekla, who brings her own unique style from Japan’s wrestling scene. This match is an opportunity for both wrestlers to make a statement about their place in AEW’s increasingly competitive women’s division.
Women’s World Championship
- Kris Statlander -600
- Toni Storm +350
The Women’s World Championship headlines the women’s division as Kris Statlander defends against former champion Toni Storm. Statlander’s impressive power and athleticism will be put to the test against Storm’s experience and cunning ring psychology.
Also featured on the Wrestledream card will be the Hurt Syndicate vs. Ricochet & GOA, but no odds have been posted as of this writing.
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