Adam Page, Mercedes Moné earn AEW title shots at Double or Nothing; Toni Storm seals win with kiss

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Adam Page and Mercedes Moné won their respective Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments and earned shots at their respective All Elite Wrestling world championships at Double or Nothing on Sunday.

The stakes were high for both intense battles.

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Adam Page, top, chokes Juice Robinson during "AEW Dynamite" on Oct. 2, 2024 at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh. (Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

"Hangman" Page picked up the victory over Will Ospreay in what may have been the match of the night between the AEW stars. Page and Ospreay gave it their all. Page hit Ospreay with several moves in his bag to try to put Ospreay away, but the English wrestler would not relent. It took both of them going through a collapsed table and one huge Buckshot Lariat for Page to finally pin Ospreay.

Before Page celebrated with the tournament belt and trophy, he walked back down the ramp and picked a downtrodden Ospreay up onto his feet and shook his hand. It was the ultimate show of respect between the two wrestlers after a grueling tournament.

Page defeated Josh Alexander and Kyle Fletcher to get to the finals. Ospreay topped Kevin Knight and Konosuke Takeshita.

On the women’s side, it was Moné who got the best of Jamie Hayter to earn her shot at the AEW Women’s Championship. She attacked Hayter’s back consistently with backstabber after backstabber to keep Hayter down.

Hayter did everything she could to try to get Moné down for the count, but Moné showed why she is the current AEW TBS champion and the Revolution Pro Wrestling undisputed British women’s champion. She countered Hayter’s elbow