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MJF poses with the AEW World Title - Cindy Ord/Getty Images The revolution was televised, or at least available on PPV, last night, as AEW presented the 2026 edition of its Revolution event. We've already broken down what happened on the results page, and the staff has thoroughly dissected what they loved and what they hated. That means it's time to dig into the winners and the losers from Sunday's big show.

Sometimes winners were just that, winners, like MJF, who survived 46-minutes of horror to leave Los Angeles triumphant. Sometimes Winners are losers, like the man he beat, who has a lot to think about in the future, and sometimes someone who won is a loser, like FTR's Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. Enough bloviating, here are the winners and losers from AEW Revolution.

Read more: 15 Gimmicks That Were Dead On Arrival Winner: Hangman Page Hangman Page makes an entrance - AEW Despite being a legitimate fan of his work, I have no idea who Hangman Page is, without the AEW World Title. I don't think his loss on Sunday will permanently keep him from the world title scene, but he has been in the title's orbit for the entirety of the promotion's life, and it is time for him to figure out who he will become. I think Cody was going for something similar when he strapped himself with the "can never challenge for the world title again" stipulation, but he didn't have the history that Hangman now does, and so I am simply interested to see where Page goes from here.

We got a brief little taste of what it could look like, during his partnership with Speedball and Kevin Knight, and now he will be forced to dream up a future for himself without the title. Wrestlers are artists, at the end of the day, and Hangman Page needing to be a viable world title contender has always been something of a restriction on his presentation. Page is now a free man, who can become whoever he needs to become, and do whatever he wants.