AEW All In 2026 is finally here, with Wembley Stadium once again playing host to the biggest event on the company’s calendar.

This afternoon marks AEW’s third All In at Wembley, and the promotion has loaded the show with championships, major rivalries and the possibility of some huge surprises.

Tony Khan has confirmed that eight matches are scheduled across the four-hour main card, with additional action taking place on the Buy-In.

Here is how the card breaks down.

AEW World Championship
Kenny Omega (c) vs Will Ospreay

The expected main event sees Will Ospreay challenge Kenny Omega for the biggest prize in AEW.

Ospreay earned his opportunity by winning the Owen Hart Cup earlier this summer and now gets the chance to become AEW World Champion on home soil.

Omega and Ospreay are tied at one victory each in singles competition, making Wembley the stage for their huge rubber match.

AEW Women's World Championship
Willow Nightingale (c) vs Mercedes Moné

Willow Nightingale will put the Women's World Championship on the line against Mercedes Moné.

There had been some concern over Willow's status after she suffered a hand injury just days before All In, but the champion is still expected to compete at Wembley.

AEW World Tag Team Championship
Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs The Young Bucks

Two of the most decorated tag teams of their generation finally collide.

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defend their championships against Matt and Nick Jackson in what could be one of the biggest tag team matches AEW has ever staged.

AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship
Divine Dominion (c) vs The Brawling Birds

Another set of titles will be on the line as Divine Dominion defend the Women's World Tag Team Championship against The Brawling Birds.

AEW International Championship
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs Kazuchika Okada vs Konosuke Takeshita

Three of AEW's finest collide with Kyle Fletcher defending the International Championship against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita.

With three very different styles coming together, this has all the ingredients to steal the show.

AEW Continental Championship, Continental Challenge Cup Final
Jon Moxley (c) vs Nigel McGuinness

Could Wembley witness one of the feel-good moments of the year?

London's own Nigel McGuinness challenges Jon Moxley for the Continental Championship in the Continental Challenge Cup final.

Moxley has held the championship for nearly 250 days, but McGuinness will have the Wembley crowd firmly behind him.

TNT Championship, Falls Count Anywhere
Kevin Knight (c) vs Darby Allin

Expect chaos.

Kevin Knight and Darby Allin will battle for the TNT Championship with Falls Count Anywhere, meaning Wembley could become their playground.

Sting's son Steven Borden has also become involved in the rivalry, adding another interesting element heading into the match.

AEW World Championship No.1 Contendership Casino Gauntlet

Tommaso Ciampa, Andrade El Idolo, MJF, Chris Jericho and Mark Davis are among the confirmed entrants, with more names potentially waiting to be revealed.

The winner earns a future AEW World Championship opportunity.

With Ilja Dragunov now a free agent following his WWE departure, speculation has naturally started over whether he could make a surprise appearance, although nothing has been confirmed.

BUY-IN: AEW World Trios Championship, Trios Roulette Royale

"Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido (c) vs The Bang Bang Gang vs The Dogs vs The Demand vs Death Riders vs The Conglomeration vs Wild Card Team

Seven teams, one set of championships and plenty of room for surprises.

Perhaps the biggest mystery surrounds the Wild Card Team, with speculation suggesting Swerve Strickland could potentially be joined by former WWE stars Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods. That remains unconfirmed heading into the show.

BUY-IN: TBS Championship
Maya World (c) vs Persephone

Maya World will also defend the TBS Championship against Persephone as part of the All In Buy-In.

The Buy-In begins at 4:30pm UK time, before the main All In card gets underway at 6pm.

With Omega vs Ospreay, Copeland and Cage vs The Young Bucks, Moxley vs McGuinness and championship gold involved throughout the card, AEW has certainly gone big for its return to Wembley.