AEW Double or Nothing 2025 Odds and Prediction: Who Claims the Owen Hart Cup?

Jamie Hayter vs. Mercedes Mone Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Jamie Hayer (+120)
  • Mercedes Mone (-175)

Hayter fans aren’t going to like the odds for her match in the finals against Mone. Despite big support for Hayter, she is the underdog to take down Mone, who is a perfect 20-0-0 in singles matches.

Since Mone’s singles debut earlier last year, the wrestler known as Sasha Banks in WWE has been unstoppable. In 2025, she is a perfect 7-0-0 and has left waste to the women’s division in AEW.

Billed as one of the top women’s superstars in WWE during her run that ended in 2022, it was easy to foresee AEW pushing Mone to the top immediately. However, the AEW Women’s World Championship remains missing from her resume.

She has the TBS AEW strap around her waist, but the ultimate prize in AEW women’s wrestling remains elusive. With a win over Hayter at AEW Double or Nothing, she’ll have the inside route for a title shot against Toni Storm.

Mone vs. Storm at AEW All In at Globe Life Field in Texas in July has huge star appeal for the women’s division. This is by far the biggest match remaining up Tony Khan’s sleeve, and I don’t believe he wants to wait any longer to book it.

The argument against Mone winning would be that it’s too early to face Storm, and Athena’s role for All In would be put into question. Nevertheless, in a huge stadium show at Globe Life Field, Khan has to put the biggest match in the squared circle, and that’s Mone vs. Storm.

One direction they could go is Athena interfering to cost Mone the win, and then they meet at All In for the AEW TBS title. That said, I can’t see Kahn passing up Mone and Storm in Texas in July.

With this in mind, Mone over Hayter is one of my top 2025 AEW Double or Nothing betting picks!

Adam Page vs. Will Ospreay Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Adam Page (+225)
  • Will Ospreay (-350)

Ospreay has convincing odds to beat the “Hangman” at AEW Double or Nothing, but should you bet on him to win? Either way, fans should be in for a treat in an entertaining fight between Page and Ospreay.

I don’t think it’s a question of whether Ospreay will win the AEW World Championship one day. When will it happen is the bigger mystert. He is on the cusp of being the face of the company.

Ospreay has had a breakout year, and his role in AEW is on the verge of taking another step forward soon.

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The 32-year-old UK star has been one of the biggest names in the AEW men’s division over the last year and is likely due for an even greater promotion. Page has had his time at the top as the world champ. I don’t see how he needs another strong push.

He certainly has a big fan following, but it’s a good time to elevate Ospreay’s status in AEW. In 2025, he is a perfect 8-0-0 in singles matches after going 22-7-1 a year ago. AEW is building him up, and it’s likely going to come to a head in a match versus Jon Moxley at All In.

I have Ospreay defeating Page in Glendale and then taking things a step further and taking the title from Moxley in Texas. He is scorching hot, and it’s probably time to crown him over a huge draw like Moxley.

It would be nice for Page to finish his redemption story, but Kahn will be compelled to finally give Ospreay his moment at the top.

While I wouldn’t be disappointed with a Page win, I’m locking in Ospreay for my AEW Double or Nothing 2025 predictions!