The final AEW pay-per-view of 2025 is almost here, and this is what the fans in Chicago, Illinois can expect for this year's Worlds End event.

AEW is ending the year with a bang, as the third annual Worlds End pay-per-view will set the stage for all of the biggest storylines going into 2026.

Will Samoa Joe be able to overcome three former AEW Men's World Champions to successfully retain his title at AEW Worlds End? Here are The Takedown on SI's predictions for Saturday night's show in Chicago.

With all that said, let’s run down the final big AEW show of the year: tonight’s Worlds End from Chicago, Illinois (8 PM PPV start time).

AEW Worlds End 2025 is around the corner, and as always, Wrestling Inc. is here to predict the winners of every match on the card!

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The upstart wrestling promotion based out of Jacksonville, Florida, AEW, is set to end a highly captivating and successful year with their final pay-per-view event, Worlds End.

AEW Worlds End 2025 is fast approaching, but there are several booking decisions that Tony Khan needs to make.

AEW has announced a match between Kingston and Zack Gibson to their Zero Hour show leading into the World’s End pay per view on Saturday.

Follow AEW World's End 2025 live results, updates and highlights as AEW closes out the year Saturday night with another loaded pay-per-view lineup.