Massive Kenny Omega Double Title Match Made For AEW All In Texas
Kenny Omega is set to reignite one of wrestling’s top rivalries ever, as a double title match is made for AEW All In Texas.
Kenny Omega captured the AEW International Championship at Revolution when he defeated Konosuke Takeshita for the gold. In recent weeks, Omega’s title has taken a backseat as he’s become embroiled in the huge feud pitting several AEW stars against the Death Riders and Omega’s old partners, The Young Bucks, culminating in Anarchy In The Arena at Double Or Nothing.
At AEW Fyter Fest, the title was back centre stage for Omega as he put his gold on the line in a huge four-way match featuring Claudio Castagnoli, Mascara Dorada, and Brody King. Kenny Omega managed to escape that match with his championship, but his next challenger soon made themselves known as one of wrestling’s all-time great rivalries is about to be reignited.
Omega was immediately confronted by AEW Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada as both men held their title belts aloft before a brawl broke out. Later in the show, Tony Schiavone confirmed that a huge “Winner Take All” double title match had been made for All In Texas, pitting Omega and Okada against each other once again.
Shots fired between AEW International Champion @KennyOmegamanX and AEW Continental Champion @RainmakerxOkada!
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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) June 5, 2025
Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada – Chapter 5
That match will be the fifth time that Omega and Okada have clashed in a one-on-one match. Their first outing saw Okada successfully defend his IWGP Heavyweight Title against Kenny Omega at Wrestle Kingdom 11 in 2017. They clashed again for the gold later that year at Dominion, with that bout going to a sixty-minute time limit draw.
Just two months after that bout, Omega defeated Okada for the first time in a G1 Climax match, but the best was still yet to come. At Dominion in 2018, Kenny Omega won the IWGP Heavyweight Title for the first time when he defeated Okada in a no time limit two-out-of-three falls match that was given an unprecedented seven stars by the Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer.