WWE Worlds Collide 2025: Ethan Page defeats Fenix, Evans, and Laredo to retain the North American title
Ethan Page walked into WWE Worlds Collide 2025 with his North American title on the line against Je'Von Evans, Laredo Kid, and Rey Fenix. And after one of the wildest matches of the night, he somehow walked out with the gold still in his hands.
The champion was targeted right away. All three challengers threw him out of the ring to start the match. Laredo Kid showed early fire but was cut off by a quick enziguri from Evans and a clothesline from Fenix. The pace picked up after that. Fenix and Evans exchanged quick strikes and close pin attempts. Page tried to sneak back in, only to get taken out again.
Fans were on their feet as the action spilled to the outside. Laredo flew with a moonsault. Fenix landed a corkscrew splash. Evans launched himself through the air and sent Page flying over the announce table. It was hard to keep up with the chaos.
Ethan Page delivers in the big moment
Ethan Page retains in a incredible fatal 4 way everyone absolutely killed it and a good match finish #WorldsCollide pic.twitter.com/GduOXptztK
Back in the ring, the pace never slowed. Fenix hit a tornado DDT and nearly pinned the champion. Laredo crushed everyone with a twisting moonsault. Evans went coast to coast with a huge kick and followed it with a springboard cutter. Every time someone went for a pin, another star broke it up just in time.
Fenix hit his Fenix Driver on Evans. Laredo answered with a jumping DDT. Evans pulled out a cutter again. Page hit the Ego's Edge on Fenix, but Evans flew in from the top rope to break the pin. The crowd loved every second.
In the end, it came down to timing. Evans had just taken out Laredo when Page threw him outside into Fenix. That left Laredo alone, and Page quickly hit his Twisted Grin finisher to steal the win and keep his title.
Ethan Page may have been outnumbered, but he showed why the North American Championship still belongs to him.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Money in the Bank 2025 results and highlights: Seth Rollins wins the men's MITB, John Cena loses and more
MITB 2025 (Image via WWE) WWE Money in the Bank this year was anticipated to be an explosive event, and it did not disappoint. From the men's and women's ladder match to the tag team extravaganza featuring John Cena and Cody to the winner-takes-all fight between two powerhouses - Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria, the night was filled with powerful performances. The California fans got to witness some intense moments all throughout the night at the Inuit Dome, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats. Women's Money in the Bank ladder match Stephanie Vaquer, Alexa Bliss , Giulia, Rhea Ripley, Roxanne Perez, and Naomi came together for an impressive women's Money in the Bank ladder match. Perez made the first attempt at getting up to the briefcase but was quickly stopped by Bliss and Giulia. Ripley became the target of almost everyone and got trapped under several stacked ladders. Bliss also successfully thwarted quite a few attempts by her opponents. She and an enraged emerging out from under the stack of ladders Ripley were the last two standing on top of the ladders after having traded some powerful blows. But at the last moment, Naomi ran in and pushed them off, setting up the ladder and snatching the briefcase to become Ms. Money in the Bank. Intercontinental Championship match between Dominik Mysterio and Octagon Jr. The match was announced by WWE at the last minute, and most probably was made to keep the five-match run going for the PPE event. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like [Click Here] 2025 Best Luxury Hotel Prices Expertinspector Learn More Undo Mysterio called for this match earlier that day at Worlds Collide, and soon, it became evident that it was only staged to keep Mysterio's Intercontinental Championship run interesting. The match ended quickly after Dom hit Jr. with a frog splash from the top rope, and the whole thing felt more of a filler than anything else. Women's Intercontinental Championship match between Lyra Valkyria and Becky Lynch The match started with an attack by Lynch on Valkyria before the prematch introductions could even end. Both women tried to gain the upper hand occasionally, and it was a fiery match with the two powerhouses taking it out on each other. Lynch landed a couple of Manhandles on Valkyria and a couple more blows before she finally was able to snatch the Women's Intercontinental Championship belt from her opponent by taking the win. Men's Money in the Bank match Seth Rollins , Solo Sikoa, Penta, Andrade, LA Knight, and El Grande Americano all faced each other for the men's ladder match. Rollins was ganged up on by the rest of his opponents from the very beginning, but he managed to keep his wits about it. The many twists and turns all throughout the match made it an interesting watch. Rollins' newly formed group of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed showed up, as did Sikoa's faction- Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo. But it was probably the moment that Jacob Fatu dismissed Solo Sikoa, his Bloodline faction leader, and stopped him from snagging the briefcase with an "I hate you" that became the most epic moment of the match. Rollins finally gained the upper hand and grabbed the briefcase to become Mr. Money in the Bank once again. Tag team match between John Cena and Logan Paul vs. Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso This was the main event of the night and it delivered beautifully. The beginning felt like a rematch of WrestleMania 42 with John Cena and Cody Rhodes facing each other. While the start was steady, it all soon turned into chaos when Cena and his tag teammate, Logan Paul, began to hit each other to decide who would get to be in the ring. This led to Uso and Rhodes regrouping and then it was pure havoc. Everyone got involved at one point, hitting their opponents and trying to gain an upper hand. Unfortunately, in this chaos, Paul landed a hit on Cena and of course, all hell broke loose. On and off the ring, the attacks continued, but a shocking intervention by a masked man, who ran in and hit Cena, became the turning point. It was revealed to be R-Truth, who had only recently announced that he was leaving WWE after his contract had expired, and the crowd went absolutely wild. And amidst all this mayhem, Rhodes hit Cena with a CrossRhodes and took the win. Also Read: Money in the Bank 2025 Results: Becky Lynch defeats Lyra Valkyria in the Women's Intercontinental title match
Time of India
7 hours ago
- Time of India
WWE Worlds Collide 2025 results: El Hijo del Vikingo beats Chad Gable to retain the AAA Mega Championship
Vikingo. | Credit: WWE WWE Worlds Collide 2025 results: El Hijo del Vikingo beat Chad Gable in the main event of WWE Worlds Collide to retain the AAA Mega Championship. The win, however, was not an easy one as the American Made member brought his A-game to the table. Vikingo proves his mettle, retains AAA Mega Championship Chad Gable and Vikingo seemingly settled their intense rivalry in the main event of WWE Worlds Collide 2025. The match started with both men applying armbars to each other. The audience was then treated to some old school mat wrestling in its purest form. Vikingo looked impressive, but Chad Gable matched him in almost every department. He even applied the ankle lock on his foe on two occasions. However, he failed to get the job done. Chad eventually pulled out a table, indicating that he was frustrated at not being able to get the job done. Later, he put Vikingo through the table, but that wasn't enough to end the match. The contest finally came to an end when the AAA star hit Gable with a 630 splash to get the three count. About WWE Worlds Collide WWE Worlds Collide featured talents from the Stamford-based promotion and AAA under the same roof. The show boasted of five intense matches and a heated confrontation between Dominik Mysterio and Octagon Jr. The event also saw Rey Mysterio talk about his love for Lucha Libre in the opening segment. WWE legend Lilian Garcia served as the ring announcer. Stay ahead of the game with the latest updates, match highlights, and insider stories from IPL, cricket, WWE, and more! Click here First Published: Jun 08, 2025, 03:18 IST Roktim Rajpal is a Principal Digital Content Producer at Indiatimes. He has been an entertainment journalist for a decade. Roktim is a movie buff and specialises in covering South cinema and Bollywood. He also takes a keen interest in web series. Read More
Time of India
8 hours ago
- Time of India
WWE Worlds Collide 2025: Ethan Page defeats Fenix, Evans, and Laredo to retain the North American title
Ethan Page walked into WWE Worlds Collide 2025 with his North American title on the line against Je'Von Evans, Laredo Kid, and Rey Fenix. And after one of the wildest matches of the night, he somehow walked out with the gold still in his hands. The champion was targeted right away. All three challengers threw him out of the ring to start the match. Laredo Kid showed early fire but was cut off by a quick enziguri from Evans and a clothesline from Fenix. The pace picked up after that. Fenix and Evans exchanged quick strikes and close pin attempts. Page tried to sneak back in, only to get taken out again. Fans were on their feet as the action spilled to the outside. Laredo flew with a moonsault. Fenix landed a corkscrew splash. Evans launched himself through the air and sent Page flying over the announce table. It was hard to keep up with the chaos. Ethan Page delivers in the big moment Ethan Page retains in a incredible fatal 4 way everyone absolutely killed it and a good match finish #WorldsCollide Back in the ring, the pace never slowed. Fenix hit a tornado DDT and nearly pinned the champion. Laredo crushed everyone with a twisting moonsault. Evans went coast to coast with a huge kick and followed it with a springboard cutter. Every time someone went for a pin, another star broke it up just in time. Fenix hit his Fenix Driver on Evans. Laredo answered with a jumping DDT. Evans pulled out a cutter again. Page hit the Ego's Edge on Fenix, but Evans flew in from the top rope to break the pin. The crowd loved every second. In the end, it came down to timing. Evans had just taken out Laredo when Page threw him outside into Fenix. That left Laredo alone, and Page quickly hit his Twisted Grin finisher to steal the win and keep his title. Ethan Page may have been outnumbered, but he showed why the North American Championship still belongs to him.
