AEW Grand Slam Paris: Ospreay Retains World Title, No Belts Change Hands

All Elite Wrestling’s Grand Slam France event in Paris featured four title defenses and a qualifier, with all champions retaining their belts. Will Ospreay defeated Kazuchika Okada in the main event to keep the AEW World Championship, while Mercedes Moné and Darby Allin also retained. The card served as a precursor to the upcoming WrestleDream event in Orlando.
Key points
- Will Ospreay retained the AEW World Championship against Kazuchika Okada in the main event, winning via the Hidden Blade.
- Mercedes Moné retained the AEW Women’s World Championship against Queen Aminata, who had recently won three straight matches.
- Darby Allin retained the TNT Championship against Kyle Fletcher in a high-impact bout involving a suicide dive.
- Bandido retained the ROH World Championship against Kofi, with interference from Swerve Strickland and New Level.
- Samoa Joe defeated Jack Perry in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier, securing a spot for the upcoming WrestleDream event.
Background
This event marked AEW’s debut in Paris, taking place at the adidas Arena. It followed a period of declining viewership for AEW Dynamite, which had hit a ten-week low in August. The results were previewed in our archive from October 7, which noted the strong card and the setup for WrestleDream. The event also followed AEW Collision, where Queen Aminata earned her title shot by defeating Julia Hart.
How outlets are covering it
Fightful provided the raw results, confirming all title defenses. Bleacher Report offered detailed match grades, giving the Ospreay-Okada main event an A- and the Allin-Fletcher bout a B+. AEW’s official preview emphasized the historical rivalry between Ospreay and Okada, noting Ospreay’s 2-9 record against him. Bleacher Report highlighted the crowd’s energy and the lack of interference, describing the show as a 'mini PPV.'
Why it matters
The event established the final contenders for the Clockwork Carnage match at WrestleDream and solidified the current title holders' status. It also demonstrated AEW’s ability to deliver high-quality content in an international market, potentially boosting viewership after a recent dip.
What to watch
AEW will air the event on Tuesday night, followed by the main event of AEW Collision. The next major event is WrestleDream in Orlando on October 17, where the Clockwork Carnage match will take place.
- AEW Dynamite Grand Slam France Spoilers (10/6) Fightful
- AEW Grand Slam France Results, Winners, Live Grades, Reaction, Highlights From Dynamite in Paris Bleacher Report
- AEW Grand Slam: France Preview – Will Ospreay Defends AEW World Title Against Kazuchika Okada, AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné vs. Queen Aminata, More AEW
- AEW Grand Slam France results, grades: Will Ospreay fends off Kazuchika Okada atop stacked show Yahoo Sports
- Andrade vs. Michael Oku, Mixed Tag Bout Added To AEW Collision Grand Slam France Fightful
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