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Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Adam Page: Head-to-Head Record, Every Match & History

Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Adam Page head-to-head: Swerve 2–1. Every match from Oct 1, 2023 to Sep 7, 2024, with our commentary, full stats and the history of the rivalry.

Facts last verified: Oct 18, 2026

Swerve 2–1Singles record
Texas DeathFull Gear 2023
Lights Out cageAll Out 2024 decider
4.75 starsWrestleDream 2023 (Meltzer)

Swerve Strickland against Hangman Adam Page was AEW's darkest feud. Swerve won their first two matches, at WrestleDream and in a Texas Death match at Full Gear 2023, after breaking into Page's home and entering his sleeping child's room. Page won the final match a year later in a Lights Out steel cage match at All Out 2024, after burning down Swerve's childhood home.

Swerve leads 2–1. This page covers all three matches, the angles that made it personal, a comparison and our verdict.

Head-to-head record

Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Adam Page: Swerve 2–1. Every big-event meeting between the two, oldest first.

#DateEventVenueMatchResultHow
1Oct 1, 2023AEW WrestleDream 2023Climate Pledge Arena, SeattleSinglesSwerve Strickland wonJML Driver after a crown shot · 20:15
2Nov 18, 2023AEW Full Gear 2023Kia Forum, Inglewood, CaliforniaTexas Death matchSwerve Strickland wonPage could not answer the 10 count · 29:55
3Sep 7, 2024AEW All Out 2024Now Arena, Hoffman Estates, IllinoisLights Out steel cageHangman Adam Page wonKnockout · 31:30

Every match: our commentary

AEW WrestleDream 2023 · Oct 1, 2023

Swerve Strickland won · JML Driver after a crown shot · 20:15 · Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle

With Prince Nana at ringside, Swerve and Page put on one of the best matches of the year. After the referee ejected Nana, Swerve hit Page with Nana's crown and then the JML Driver for the win. Dave Meltzer rated it 4.75 stars.

AEW Full Gear 2023 · Nov 18, 2023

Swerve Strickland won · Page could not answer the 10 count · 29:55 · Kia Forum, Inglewood, California

After Swerve's home invasion angle, the rematch was a brutal Texas Death match with weapons and heavy bleeding. Swerve won when Page failed to beat the count, and Swerve later said the match had 'immortalized' him.

AEW All Out 2024 · Sep 7, 2024

Hangman Adam Page won · Knockout · 31:30 · Now Arena, Hoffman Estates, Illinois

A year later, after Page burned down Swerve's childhood home, the feud ended inside a steel cage with no rules. Page won by knockout to take the last word.

The backstory

The feud began in 2023 with a contract signing on Dynamite and turned into the most personal story in AEW when Swerve broke into Page's house. Swerve went on to become AEW World Champion in April 2024.

Page's revenge, burning down the house Swerve grew up in, was controversial but set up the cage match that ended it. By July 2025 the two had made peace: Swerve helped Page beat Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship at All In Texas.

Tale of the tape

Swerve StricklandHangman Adam Page
Signature finishHouse Call / Swerve Stomp / JML DriverBuckshot Lariat
AEW World titleOne reign (2024)Two reigns (2021–22, 2025)
Before AEWWWE NXT (Isaiah 'Swerve' Scott)Ring of Honor, New Japan

By the numbers

Head-to-head statSwerve StricklandHangman Adam Page
Singles wins vs. each other21
Gimmick-match wins1 (Texas Death)1 (Lights Out cage)

How fans and critics reacted

WrestleDream 2023 was rated 4.75 stars by Dave Meltzer and named among the best matches of the year by many critics. The home invasion angle drew both praise and discomfort for how far it went.

Full Gear 2023's Texas Death match was praised as one of the most violent and emotional matches of AEW's year.

Our take

Swerve, 2–1. He won the first two matches clearly and became world champion off the back of this feud; Page's win came a year later and ended it.

Our view: WrestleDream 2023 is the best match of the three.

Our verdict: Swerve Strickland.

FAQ

Who won Swerve vs. Hangman?

Swerve Strickland won at WrestleDream 2023 and Full Gear 2023; Hangman Adam Page won the Lights Out cage match at All Out 2024. Swerve leads 2–1.

Sources: Wikipedia: WrestleDream (2023) · Wikipedia: Full Gear (2023) · Wikipedia: All Out (2024) · Sports Illustrated: Page wins AEW title at All In 2025. Facts verified Oct 18, 2026.