'Hangman' Adam Page Taking Time Off From AEW After World Title Loss (AEW News)
Following his loss in a brutal Texas Deathmatch at last weekend's AEW Revolution, 'Hangman' Adam Page has reportedly taken time off from all future television appearances and announced he will no longer challenge for the world title. The stipulation was triggered when MJF defeated him on March 15 to retain the championship after it had previously been agreed that a loss would end any further attempts by Page at capturing AEW's top belt, effectively ending his immediate path back into contention despite being confident in Sunday night main event match-up against Muta Scale.
Key Points
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1'Hangman' Adam Page has been set aside by his promotion following a loss at Revolution 2026.
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2Page lost the opportunity to challenge again after failing in an elimination Texas Deathmatch against MJF for the World Championship title.
Developments
AEW has confirmed no plans or storylines for Hangman Page in the immediate future following his loss to MJF at Revolution. Consequently, under a Last Chance Texas Deathmatch stipulation where he cannot challenge again indefinitely unless challenged by another champion first (as per prior rules). The article also notes that fans are upset about this booking decision and compare it negatively to Chris Jericho's previous match with Cody Rhodes in 2019
Following a loss to MJF at AEW Revolution, Hangman Page has been announced as taking an indeterminate amount of time off from the company and will no longer challenge for the World Championship while he lives. This hiatus follows his recent title win over JetSpeed but mirrors previous breaks in length taken by other wrestlers after major PPV events like Dynamite or Revolutions 2018, with Page's absence confirmed as "active" though specific start dates remain unclear.