AEW All In: Texas goes down today from Global Life Field in Arlington, TX.
Things kick off with the two-hour ‘Zero Hour’ pre-show starting at 1/12c, leading fans directly into the main pay-per-view card that begins at 3/2c.
In action on the AEW All In: Texas ‘Zero Hour’ pre-show this afternoon will be The Sons of Texas vs. Shane Taylor Promotions, as well as ‘Big BOOM’ AJ & The Conglomeration vs. The Don Callis Family.
Featured below are complete AEW All In: Texas ‘Zero Hour’ results from Saturday, July 12, 2025. The following report was written by Gerweck.net reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 1-3pm EST.
AEW ALL IN: TEXAS ‘ZERO HOUR’ RESULTS 7/12/25
Things are officially off-and-running, as the AEW All In: Texas ‘Zero Hour’ pre-show has started live on AEW’s YouTube channel and other digital platforms. The camera settles inside Global Life Field, where pre-show hosts Renee Paquette, RJ City, Jeff Jarrett and Paul Wight welcome us to the show.
The pre-show hosts are inside a mini ring that is set up inside the massive stadium, complete with a sea of rabid and passionate fans in the background. Paquette remarks almost immediately how loud it is, as audible chants begin spreading as she begins running down the stacked lineup for today’s record-breaking event.
After some early banter from the pre-show hosts, we get their initial thoughts on some of the action scheduled for today’s big show. The hosts then welcome special guest, Arlington Mayor Jim Ross to the pre-show. He talks about the diverse fans in attendance and says AEW is the perfect event for Arlington.
The talk with the Mayor wraps up and then some more guests are introduced, including Josh Mathews, who conducts a live backstage interview with Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay backstage about their high stakes showdown against The Young Bucks.
It is announced in a breaking news update that Adam Cole has been unable to gain medical clearance for the show today. As a result, his scheduled TNT Championship defense against Kyle Fletcher is off. Additionally, it is revealed that Cole has been stripped of the TNT title.
The belt will be up for grabs in a new late addition to the AEW All In: Texas pay-per-view lineup. It will be Kyle Fletcher vs. Daniel Garcia vs. Sammy Guevara vs. Dustin Rhodes in a Fatal 4-Way with the now vacant TNT Championship at stake. The pre-show hosts talk about this unfortunate news and then move on.
The Sons of Texas & The Von Erichs vs. Shane Taylor Promotions
The pre-show hosts send things down to the ringside area, where Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and company welcome us to the show again. They set the stage for the first match of the pre-show, which is a big eight-man tag-team contest.
The theme for The Sons of Texas hits and out comes the duo of Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara for the first match of the show. The Von Erichs also come out accompanied by their legendary father, WWE Hall of Fame and Texas wrestling icon Kevin Von Erich.
From there, The Shane Taylor Promotions crew also make their way out. Anthony Ogogo stays at ringside. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. The crowd loves the Texas team in Arlington, as you would expect. We see some good back-and-forth action early on.
Almost immediately we see Ogogo lurking at ringside, trying to intimidate the elder Von Erich member, Kevin Von Erich. We also see the sons of Dusty Rhodes, another generation of Rhodes boys, in cowboy hats at ringside making sure no one touches Kevin. Von Erich.
A few more minutes into the bout and things pick up, as Kevin and Ogogo end up in the ring, with Von Erich putting on the famous Iron Claw for a big pop. Seconds later, The Sons of Texas and The Von Erichs pick up the win. They have a nice post-match celebration in the ring.
Winners: The Sons Of Texas & The Von Erichs
The Don Callis Family vs. Big Boom AJ & The Conglomeration
After spending all of two seconds back at the pre-show panel area, the pre-show hosts send things right back to ringside, where Nigel McGuinness, Excalibur and Tony Schiavone welcome us back and set the stage for our second match of the show.
The Don Callis Family team make their way out and head to the ring first. The team consists of Hechicero, “The Murderhawk Monster” Lance Archer, Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta. They settle inside the squared circle and await the arrival of their opposition.
From there, The Conglomeration team of Kyle O’Reilly, Hologram and Tomohiro Ishii come out next. They stop at the top of the stage and await their partner. The most annoying music ever created hits after that to bring out “Big BOOM!” A.J. and his crew of social media famous but-who-cares-guys.
The bell sounds and all 100 people immediately collide and start brawling in the middle of the ring. The smoke clears and we slowly work our way into what feels like an actual match. The camera keeps cutting out to ringside to show The Rizzler doing his one pose, and Big Justice, who has hit a growth spurt since we last saw him.
At one point, the action spills out to the floor and one of the Don Callis Family guys pie-faces Big Justice down to the ground. Big Boom AJ comes out and the kid tattles to him, so he chases after revenge. In the ring, Big Justice ends up hitting a spear, setting Big Boom AJ up for his Power-Boom finisher for the win.
Winners: Big Boom AJ & The Conglomeration
FTR vs. The Outrunners
As soon as the second pre-show bout wraps up, we quickly switch gears and rush into our third and final match as part of the AEW All In: Texas ‘Zero Hour’ pre-show. The Outrunners come out to a nice pop from the Arlington crowd. They’re wearing new ring gear. The commentators think they look like a pack of cigarettes.
Their opponents, the dastardly duo of FTR make their way out accompanied by Stokely Hathaway. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with our third and final pre-show match before switching over to the main PPV card. Truth Magnum and Dax Harwood kick things off for their respective teams.
Early into the match we hear the sound of a noise that would continue for the next several minutes, as some young kid can be audibly heard, very, very, very unbelievably annoyingly loudly yelling “NOOOOO!” off-camera. It doesn’t stop for pretty much the entire match, and is noticeably louder even during whole-arena crowd pops, etc.
In between the single most annoying kid on planet earth’s nails-on-a-chalkboard “NOOO!” shouting, we see The Outrunners fight their way to several close near falls. They come within millimeters of finishing this one off with a big upset victory. Instead, Stokely Hathaway interferes in the final minute, setting FTR up for the dastardly victory.
Cash Wheeler is heard mocking a fan for being a loser as he’s celebrating the win and heading to the back. As they head up the ramp, they stop and bend over, revealing “Greatest Tag-Team of All-Time” on their tights. Back in the ring, we see Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum hug it out after coming up short.
Winners: FTR
The commentary team of Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Nigel McGuinness are then shown on-camera to wrap up the final moments of the AEW All In: Texas ‘Zero Hour’ pre-show. They run down the lineup one final time as the official match graphics flash on the screen and Bush’s “Machinehead” plays in the background.