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AEW ROH Global Wars Australia Live 2/17/25: A Night of Unforgettable Action and Drama
The world of professional wrestling was set ablaze on February 17, 2025, as All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and Ring of Honor (ROH) joined forces to bring fans the highly anticipated Global Wars Australia event. Held in front of a raucous crowd at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia, the night was a spectacle of high-flying maneuvers, brutal brawls, and shocking twists that left fans on the edge of their seats. For those who tuned in live online, the event was nothing short of a masterpiece, showcasing why AEW and ROH continue to redefine the wrestling landscape.
In this blog, we’ll dive deep into the results, the standout moments, and the implications of what transpired at Global Wars Australia. From championship clashes to personal vendettas, this event had it all. So, buckle up as we take you through every pulse-pounding moment of this historic night.
The Stage Is Set: AEW and ROH Collide Down Under
The Global Wars series has always been a platform for AEW and ROH to showcase their best talent on an international stage. This year, Australia was chosen as the battleground, and the energy in the Qudos Bank Arena was electric. The crowd, a mix of die-hard wrestling fans and curious newcomers, was ready for a night of unforgettable action.
The card was stacked from top to bottom, featuring a mix of AEW and ROH stars, as well as a few surprise appearances that sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. With multiple championships on the line and rivalries reaching their boiling points, the stakes couldn’t have been higher.
Match 1: The Opening Explosion – Trios Tag Team Match
The night kicked off with a high-octane Trios Tag Team Match featuring The Elite (Kenny Omega & The Young Bucks) taking on The Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta). This match was a perfect opener, setting the tone for the rest of the night.
From the opening bell, the action was fast and furious. Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley reignited their storied rivalry, trading brutal strikes and suplexes. The Young Bucks brought their trademark high-flying offense, while Claudio Castagnoli showcased his incredible strength with a series of devastating uppercuts. Wheeler Yuta held his own against the veterans, proving why he’s one of ROH’s brightest stars.
The finish came when Kenny Omega hit the One-Winged Angel on Wheeler Yuta, securing the victory for The Elite. However, the post-match chaos saw Moxley laying out Omega with a Paradigm Shift, signaling that their rivalry is far from over.
Winners: The Elite
Match 2: ROH World Television Championship – Samoa Joe (c) vs. Darby Allin
Next up was a clash of styles as the dominant Samoa Joe defended his ROH World Television Championship against the fearless Darby Allin. This match was a perfect blend of power and speed, with Joe using his size and strength to control the pace, while Darby relied on his agility and unorthodox offense.
Darby’s resilience was on full display as he kicked out of multiple Coquina Clutches and even managed to hit a Coffin Drop from the top rope to the outside. However, Joe’s experience proved to be the difference-maker. After a brutal Muscle Buster, Joe locked in the Coquina Clutch, forcing Darby to tap out.
Winner and STILL ROH World Television Champion: Samoa Joe
Match 3: AEW Women’s World Championship – Thunder Rosa (c) vs. Jamie Hayter
The women’s division took center stage as Thunder Rosa defended her AEW Women’s World Championship against the hard-hitting Jamie Hayter. This match was a brutal affair, with both women leaving it all in the ring.
Hayter’s power-based offense clashed beautifully with Rosa’s technical prowess. The crowd was firmly behind Hayter, but Rosa’s determination to retain her title was undeniable. After a series of near-falls, including a devastating Deadeye from Hayter, Rosa managed to counter with a Fire Thunder Driver to secure the win.
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s World Champion: Thunder Rosa
Match 4: Grudge Match – CM Punk vs. MJF
The rivalry between CM Punk and MJF has been one of the most personal and heated in recent memory. Their match at Global Wars Australia was no exception. From the moment the bell rang, the two men went at each other with everything they had.
The match was a storytelling masterpiece, with MJF using every trick in the book to gain the upper hand, including low blows and referee distractions. Punk, ever the resilient veteran, fought back with a series of GTS attempts, but MJF countered each one.
The turning point came when MJF attempted to use his Dynamite Diamond Ring, only for Punk to duck and hit a GTS out of nowhere. Punk covered MJF for the 1-2-3, finally getting his revenge.
Winner: CM Punk
Match 5: ROH World Championship – Claudio Castagnoli (c) vs. Hangman Adam Page
In what many are calling the match of the night, Claudio Castagnoli defended his ROH World Championship against Hangman Adam Page. This was a clash of two of the best in the business, and they delivered a match for the ages.
The chemistry between the two was undeniable, with Page’s explosive offense perfectly complementing Claudio’s technical mastery. The near-falls had the crowd on their feet, and the drama reached its peak when Page hit the Buckshot Lariat, only for Claudio to kick out at the last second.
In the end, Claudio managed to counter a second Buckshot Lariat into a Riccola Bomb, retaining his title in a hard-fought battle.
Winner and STILL ROH World Champion: Claudio Castagnoli
Match 6: AEW World Championship – Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Will Ospreay
The main event of the evening saw Bryan Danielson defend his AEW World Championship against the high-flying Will Ospreay. This match was a technical masterpiece, with both men pushing each other to their absolute limits.
Ospreay’s aerial assaults were met with Danielson’s brutal submission holds, creating a perfect balance of styles. The crowd was in awe as Ospreay hit a 630 Senton, only for Danielson to counter into the LeBell Lock. Ospreay managed to escape, but Danielson quickly transitioned into a Busaku Knee to retain his title.
Winner and STILL AEW World Champion: Bryan Danielson
The Aftermath: What’s Next for AEW and ROH?
As the dust settled on Global Wars Australia, the wrestling world was left buzzing. The event not only delivered in terms of in-ring action but also set the stage for future storylines. From CM Punk’s victory over MJF to Claudio Castagnoli’s continued dominance as ROH World Champion, the implications of this night will be felt for months to come.
One thing is certain: AEW and ROH continue to raise the bar, proving that professional wrestling is alive and well. As we look ahead to the next chapter in this ongoing saga, one question remains – what’s next?
Final Thoughts
AEW ROH Global Wars Australia Live 2/17/25 was a night to remember. From the opening bell to the final curtain, the event delivered on every front. Whether you were in the arena or watching live online, the energy and excitement were palpable. This is what professional wrestling is all about – passion, drama, and unforgettable moments.
Stay tuned for more updates, analysis, and behind-the-scenes insights as we continue to cover the ever-evolving world of AEW and ROH. Until next time, keep your eyes on the ring – because anything can happen.
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Note: This blog article is a fictional recap based on the provided event details. All match results and storylines are created for entertainment purposes.