AEW All In: London 2026 is officially underway from Wembley Stadium in London, England.

The action begins with "The Buy-In" pre-show, leading into the main AEW All In: London pay-per-view from the iconic venue.

'THE BUY-IN' TO AEW ALL IN: LONDON 2026

The show opens with a dramatic video package before an aerial shot gives fans a spectacular look at Wembley Stadium.

Inside the venue, attention turns to the pre-show panel as the crowd continues to fill the stadium ahead of AEW's huge London event.

Renee Paquette, Paul Wight, Mick Foley & Jeff Jarrett Welcome Us

Renee Paquette welcomes viewers to The Buy-In alongside a star-studded panel featuring Paul Wight, Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett.

The group sets the scene for the afternoon before the broadcast heads backstage, where Lexy Nair catches up with Persephone.

Attention then switches to ringside, where Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone are on commentary for the opening match of the show.

The Opps (Anthony Bowens, Katsuyori Shibata, HOOK & Action Andretti) vs. Lio Rush & The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier & Myron Reed)

The Opps make their way to the ring first before The Rascalz arrive at Wembley. Lio Rush follows, making his entrance with an umbrella and poncho before the bell sounds. Things immediately break down as all eight men become involved in a wild brawl.

Action Andretti and Lio Rush eventually become the legal competitors, with Andretti gaining the early advantage before tagging in Anthony Bowens.

Bowens picks up where his partner left off, putting Rush under pressure as The Opps isolate him from his corner. Quick tags allow them to keep a fresh competitor in the ring and maintain control.

Katsuyori Shibata gets his opportunity to take charge, but the momentum eventually begins to swing in the opposite direction. The Rascalz suddenly burst into life, increasing the pace with a string of rapid-fire offensive moves.

That opens the door for Rush to tag back into the contest and head to the top rope.

Rush launches himself through the air with a frog splash and connects, securing the three-count and giving his team the first victory of AEW All In: London 2026.

Result: Lio Rush & The Rascalz defeated The Opps.

The Rain Begins To Pour

Following the opening match, the broadcast returns to Renee Paquette, Paul Wight, Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett at the pre-show panel. The foursome discuss what they have just witnessed while also pointing out the impressive number of fans already inside Wembley Stadium.

However, there is another development quickly becoming impossible to ignore.

The rain begins falling much harder inside the open stadium, with the panel laughing as they acknowledge that it is now absolutely pouring at Wembley.

The British weather has officially arrived at AEW All In.

The Dogs & The Demand Talk Trios Title Roulette Royale

With the rain continuing to pour at Wembley Stadium, the pre-show panel shares a laugh about the increasingly wet conditions before attention turns back to the action.

Backstage, The Dogs discuss the upcoming AEW World Trios Championship Roulette Royale and the mystery surrounding the wild card team still to be revealed.

Ricochet and The Demand then have their say, making it clear they also have their eyes firmly on capturing the Trios gold before the broadcast returns to the panel.

Sisters Of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) vs. Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander

The Buy-In keeps moving at a rapid pace as attention returns to the ring for women's tag-team action.

Julia Hart and Skye Blue of the Sisters of Sin make their way out first, followed separately by Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander.

The bell sounds with Blue and Cameron starting things off, continuing the tension between them following their encounter on the previous night's AEW Collision go-home show.

Blue and Hart soon take control, isolating Cameron on their side of the ring and using frequent tags to prevent her from reaching Statlander.

Cameron eventually finds the opening she desperately needs and makes the hot tag.

Statlander storms into the contest and immediately changes the complexion of the match, taking the fight to both members of the Sisters of Sin.

After an explosive burst of offence, Statlander connects with her finishing move and picks up the three-count.

Statlander and Cameron celebrate together at Wembley after securing another victory on The Buy-In.

Result: Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander defeated Sisters of Sin.

Boom & Doom (Big Boom AJ & QT Marshall) & Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) vs. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Mortiarty, Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean)

The commentators once again ran through the pay-per-view line-up before attention returned to the ring for the next match.

Shane Taylor Promotions made their entrance first, followed by Boom & Doom with QT Marshall. The Hurt Syndicate were the final team to arrive, receiving a big response from the crowd.

"We Hurt People!" chants quickly broke out before Big Justice appeared with a box for Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin. Inside was a large wad of cash, which the pair proudly showed off before the action got underway.

Once the bell sounded, both sides traded control during a lively opening stretch.

One of the more unusual moments saw an abdominal stretch develop into a huge chain involving several competitors. The sequence stretched from inside the ring, across the apron and all the way towards the ringside barricade as everyone attempted to add extra pressure.

Back inside the ring, Carlie Bravo and Shawn Dean worked together to gain the advantage over Lashley.

Benjamin soon entered the action and helped swing momentum back towards The Hurt Syndicate. Lashley and Benjamin then began living up to their reputation as they took control and started hurting people.

Big BOOM! AJ eventually got his opportunity to make an impact, helping his team finish the match and secure the victory.

Winners: Boom & Doom & Hurt Syndicate

Bryan Danielson Has Arrived

Attention returned to the panel, where Paul Wight, Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett shared some light-hearted banter about the huge reactions from the crowd.

Almost perfectly on cue, another enormous reaction followed.

"The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson was introduced, and Danielson emerged to a monster reception from the still-growing crowd inside the stadium.

Maya World (c) vs. Persephone (AEW TBS Championship)

Maya World and Persephone wasted little time getting physical, trading shoves to the face before the champion grabbed a side headlock.

World followed with a shoulder block before connecting with a hip toss and dropkick, keeping her composure as Persephone looked to respond.

The challenger soon found an opening with some impressive rope work, sending Maya flying with a tijeras before connecting with a basement dropkick for a near fall. Persephone maintained the pressure, choking World in the corner before another dropkick earned her a two-count.

Maya escaped a powerbomb attempt with an arm drag and began building momentum with a series of uppercuts. A rolling wheel kick sent Persephone to the floor, but the challenger avoided Maya's next attack and caught her with an elbow as World attempted a cartwheel from the apron.

Persephone looked for an electric chair move, only for Maya to counter with another arm drag. The champion then climbed back onto the apron and launched herself onto Persephone with a diving crossbody.

Back inside the ring, Persephone trapped Maya in an inverted figure-four leglock. World eventually reached the ropes, but Persephone kept the hold applied for as long as possible before finally being forced to release it.

Maya later connected with a double stomp for another close two-count. Persephone responded by catching a crossbody and powering the champion into a fireman's carry Michinoku Driver, but World kicked out.

The two continued exchanging offence until Persephone connected with a fallaway slam. Maya quickly answered with a springboard Stunner, leaving both women down.

With Persephone struggling to regain her footing, Maya headed to the top rope. The challenger avoided the incoming attack, leading to another frantic exchange in the corner.

Persephone then exploded with a huge spear, but Maya somehow kicked out.

World fought back with a bridging fallaway slam and appeared close to retaining her championship, only for Persephone to reach the ropes and break the count.

The action spilled outside, where Maya connected with a wrecking ball dropkick before returning to the ring and heading to the top rope.

However, Persephone distracted referee Stephon Smith as a mysterious masked individual appeared and stopped Maya in her tracks.

The interference gave Persephone the opportunity she needed.

Persephone wins by pinfall with a Tenryu Powerbomb, becoming your new AEW TBS Champion.

After the match, Persephone left with her newly won championship while the masked individual entered the ring and confronted Maya.

The mystery attacker grabbed World before applying Lockjaw, immediately raising questions over their identity.

Moments later, the mask came off.

"DR. BRITT BAKER, DMD IS BACK!" - Full Report.

Britt Baker had returned to AEW and made an immediate statement, costing Maya World the TBS Championship before putting the former champion in her trademark submission.

Thekla Returns

Former AEW Women's World Champion Thekla made a surprise return at AEW All In 2026 at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

The unexpected appearance came during the Buy-In following the conclusion of the TBS Championship match, adding another major surprise to AEW's biggest event of the year in the United Kingdom.

As attention returned to the pre-show panel, there was a dramatic pause before Thekla emerged in front of the Wembley crowd and received a huge reaction.

Thekla made her way over to the panel before climbing on top of the desk and announcing that she was officially back in AEW.

She declared that AEW could not have its biggest show of the year without Thekla being involved.

The former Women's World Champion then revealed that she would be watching the action closely throughout All In before teasing what could be coming next.

Thekla suggested that things could soon be getting "Toxic" again now that she has returned.

AEW Trios Championship Roulette Royale

The match began during the Buy-In with Bang Bang Gang and The Dogs as the opening two teams. Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn and Jay White started quickly, but the numbers continued to grow as the roulette wheel determined the order of entry.

The Demand entered third, with Ricochet and the Gates of Agony immediately making their presence felt. An apparent alliance also formed between The Demand and The Dogs as they attempted to control the match.

Colten Gunn became one of the early eliminations when Clark Connors knocked him from the apron.

The Conglomeration entered fourth, bringing Roderick Strong, Kyle O'Reilly and Orange Cassidy into the fight. Cassidy survived an early scare before Toa Liona eventually knocked Austin Gunn to the floor.

Death Riders were the fifth team to arrive, with PAC, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta entering the increasingly crowded ring. Marina Shafir also became involved and confronted Strong, only for Strong to send her down with a backbreaker.

Strong and O'Reilly were eventually eliminated as several competitors worked together to send them out.

"Hangman" Adam Page, Brody King and Bandido entered sixth and immediately found themselves surrounded. King used his size and power to fight through several opponents before the field eventually combined to eliminate him.

Orange Cassidy then produced one of the standout sequences of the match, hitting Orange Punches on several opponents and briefly becoming the only competitor left standing.

The Buy-In ended with the match still underway, meaning the Roulette Royale continued as the AEW All In main card officially began.

The seventh and final team then arrived.

Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland appeared first, but Swerve stopped on the entrance ramp and waited for his mystery partners.

Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah and Austin Creed then made their AEW debuts, officially arriving as The New Level.

The Wembley Stadium crowd erupted as the former WWE stars joined Swerve and immediately went after Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta.

The Demand attempted to stop their momentum, but The New Level quickly showed what they could do. Kofi connected with Trouble in Paradise on Bishop Kaun before Creed hit Toa Liona with a DDT. Swerve, Kofi and Creed then combined to eliminate the Gates of Agony.

Orange Cassidy eliminated Wheeler Yuta with an Orange Punch, only for Ricochet to immediately send Cassidy out of the match.

The action continued at a frantic pace as Bandido connected with a spectacular tornillo and satellite DDT before Swerve stopped his 21-Plex attempt with a House Call.

Swerve and Hangman Page then came face-to-face, briefly reigniting their long-running rivalry. Ricochet interrupted, allowing Swerve to help launch Page into a Buckshot Lariat that took Ricochet down.

The Dogs then eliminated Bandido before Jay White sent Clark Connors out. White followed with a Blade Runner on Gabe Kidd, but his momentum did not last long. After White eliminated David Finlay, Kidd sent Switchblade to the floor.

Hangman appeared to be gaining momentum when he hit Claudio with Deadeye, but Ricochet caught Page with a triangle dropkick and eliminated him. With Page gone, AEW was guaranteed to crown new Trios Champions.

Swerve soon got his hands on Ricochet and threw him over the ropes, leaving Swerve and The New Level against Death Riders and Gabe Kidd.

Kofi then delivered one of the most memorable saves of the match. After being knocked from the apron, he managed to hang from the bottom rope by his toes without touching the floor.

Prince Nana then helped Kofi move towards the steel steps while keeping his feet off the ground, allowing him to remain in the match.

Creed and Kofi connected with Up Up Down Down on Kidd, before Swerve finished the job by knocking Kidd from the apron with a House Call.

That left Swerve, Kofi and Creed against PAC and Claudio Castagnoli.

Death Riders managed to knock Swerve onto the apron, but they could not finish the elimination. Moments later, The New Level charged forward and eliminated the remaining Death Riders to bring the match to an end.

Swerve Strickland, Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah and Austin Creed had done it.

In their first night together as a trio, and on the same night Kofi and Creed made their AEW debuts, the three men walked out of Wembley Stadium as champions.

Winners and NEW AEW World Trios Champions: Swerve Strickland & The New Level

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Divine Dominion (c) vs. Brawling Birds

Megan Bayne and Jamie Hayter started the championship encounter, with Alex Windsor soon entering the action as the challengers began to take control.

Both members of Divine Dominion were sent to the floor, allowing the Brawling Birds to take flight. Hayter launched herself from the top rope with a plancha while Windsor delivered a cannonball senton from the apron.

The champions quickly fought their way back into the contest. Lena Kross caught Windsor with an electric chair facebuster onto the apron before Divine Dominion turned their attention towards Hayter.

Bayne and Kross isolated Hayter and used frequent tags to keep her away from Windsor. A sliding lariat from Kross earned a two-count before Bayne followed with another near fall.

Hayter eventually created an opening by charging through the champions and tagging Windsor, who immediately increased the pace.

The challengers came close to capturing the championships before Kross broke up a pin attempt on Bayne. Both teams then exchanged German suplexes before Windsor and Hayter flattened the champions with simultaneous lariats.

Windsor and Bayne exchanged heavy strikes in the centre of the ring, with Bayne eventually dropping Windsor with a huge leaping lariat.

Hayter returned to help her partner deliver a double superplex to Bayne. A vicious running knee from Hayter followed, but somehow Bayne survived.

The Megasus then demonstrated her power by delivering German suplexes to both challengers at the same time.

Divine Dominion appeared to have the match won moments later when they connected with a double chokeslam on Hayter, only for Windsor to pull Kross away from the pin before the referee could count three.

The fight spilled outside again, where Windsor delivered a German suplex on the apron that sent Bayne crashing to the floor.

That left Kross alone with Hayter inside the ring.

Hayter connected with the Haytbreaker before Windsor returned to join her partner. The Brawling Birds charged from opposite directions and crushed Kross between a pair of lariats before finishing her with Two Birds, One Stone.

Hayter made the cover and secured the three-count, bringing Divine Dominion's reign to an end in front of the Wembley crowd.

Result: Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion by pinfall after Two Birds, One Stone on Lena Kross to become the new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions.

Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness (AEW Continental Championship Continental Challenge Cup Finals)

Jon Moxley and Nigel McGuinness opened with a technical exchange, with McGuinness going behind into a full nelson before the champion escaped. The pair traded hammerlocks and wristlocks until Moxley forced Nigel into the ropes.

The early sportsmanship did not last long. Moxley targeted McGuinness' injured foot with a stomp during the break, immediately giving the champion a clear area to attack.

McGuinness responded with strikes and sent Moxley to the floor with a big uppercut. Back inside, Nigel went after Moxley's arm, wrenching it over the ropes before using a stepover stomp and armbar. He continued applying pressure by trapping Jon's arm behind his back and bridging into the hold.

Moxley escaped and soon turned his attention back to Nigel's leg. After the two traded chops in the middle of the ring, Moxley landed a dropkick directly to the knee.

The champion methodically attacked the injured limb, kicking the hamstring and wrenching McGuinness' leg over the ropes. Moxley then removed Nigel's kickpad and began unwrapping the tape protecting his injured ankle before applying a painful toehold.

Nigel found an unusual way to fight back, using the loose ankle tape to choke Moxley before taking him down and attempting the London Dungeon.

Moxley escaped by biting McGuinness' hand, but Nigel remained on the attack. He avoided a charging Moxley and connected with a huge uppercut before hitting the Tower of London, only for the champion to survive.

Moxley then caught Nigel in the LeBell Lock, but McGuinness reversed into a LeBell Lock of his own as Bryan Danielson watched from commentary.

The match became increasingly physical as Moxley once again stomped on McGuinness' injured foot. Nigel battled through the pain and went forehead-to-forehead with the champion before the two exchanged hard elbows.

McGuinness connected with his pendulum lariat, leaving both men down. He followed with a ripcord lariat as Wembley rallied behind the British veteran.

Moxley later caught Nigel in the bulldog choke, but McGuinness produced another clever escape by using his chin to grind against Moxley's injured arm.

Nigel locked in the London Dungeon and appeared to have Moxley in serious trouble. The champion managed to escape and immediately grabbed an ankle lock, although McGuinness rolled through into a victory roll for a close two-count.

Nigel continued fighting with everything he had, countering another pinning attempt and unloading with palm strikes. Moxley eventually regained control and returned to the ankle lock before hitting Blackout.

Moxley then sat down into another ankle lock, putting even greater pressure on Nigel's damaged ankle.

McGuinness desperately reached towards the ropes as Danielson encouraged him from commentary. Nigel even bit his own hand to stop himself from tapping, but he was unable to reach the ropes and eventually had no choice but to submit.

Jon Moxley wins by submission with a seated ankle lock, retaining the AEW Continental Championship and winning the Continental Challenge Cup.

Following the match, the Death Riders came to the ring to celebrate Moxley's victory.

McGuinness remained behind and slowly pulled himself back to his feet. His frustration eventually gave way to appreciation as he stood tall and received a huge show of love from the Wembley crowd.

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

The AEW International Championship was on the line as Kyle Fletcher defended against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita in a hard-hitting three-way contest.

Fletcher wasted no time, immediately knocking Okada out of the ring before turning his attention to Takeshita. The pair traded strikes before Takeshita connected with a corkscrew uppercut.

Okada soon returned to the action and took control on the outside, eventually dropping both opponents with DDTs from the apron before following with a tope con giro.

Back inside, Takeshita responded with Mongolian chops, but Okada countered with the Reverse Neckbreaker before landing his diving elbow drop.

Fletcher then exploded into the match, delivering half-and-half suplexes to both men. Takeshita answered with a Poison Frankensteiner, while Fletcher caught him with the Michinoku Driver.

The match quickly became a battle of signature moves. Okada hit Fletcher with a brainbuster, Takeshita delivered a Rainmaker to Okada and Fletcher planted Takeshita with Raging Fire, leaving all three competitors down.

Okada then removed a screwdriver from the turnbuckle area and attempted to convince Fletcher to use it against Takeshita. Fletcher refused to play along, and Okada's attempted Rainmaker was stopped.

Takeshita nearly stole the championship after suplexing both opponents into a double pin, but neither stayed down for three.

Okada eventually caught Fletcher with the Rainmaker and followed with two more, only for Fletcher to counter another attempt with a Rainmaker of his own.

Takeshita then delivered a huge superplex and Powerdrive Knee to Fletcher, but the champion somehow survived. Raging Fire followed before Okada returned with another Rainmaker, with Fletcher breaking up the pin just in time.

Fletcher and Takeshita eventually found themselves alone in the ring and exchanged increasingly heavy elbows and punches until both dropped to their knees.

The closing moments saw Takeshita connect with the Blue Thunder Driver before Fletcher delivered a devastating Turnbuckle Brainbuster. Both men were left down, giving Okada the opportunity he needed.

Kazuchika Okada wins by pinfall with a lateral press on Kyle Fletcher, becoming the new AEW International Champion.

After the match, Don Callis entered the ring to celebrate with Okada, but Fletcher suddenly grabbed the International Championship away from the new champion.

Callis managed to calm Fletcher down, leading him to place the championship over Okada's shoulder.

Okada then extended his arm and demanded Fletcher raise it. After a lengthy hesitation, Fletcher eventually did so before leaving the Rainmaker to celebrate his championship victory.

Andrade el Idolo vs. Chris Jericho vs. Daniel Garcia vs. “Jungle Man” Jack Perry vs. Komander vs. “Dunkzilla” Mark Davis vs. Maxwell Jacob Friedman vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Mistico vs. Nick Wayne vs. Tommaso Ciampa (AEW Men’s World Championship #1 Contender’s Casino Gauntlet Match)

Andrade el Idolo and Maxwell Jacob Friedman drew the opening two spots in the Casino Gauntlet Match, with a future AEW Men’s World Championship opportunity waiting for the winner.

The pair wasted little time going after each other. Andrade backed MJF into the corner before Friedman responded with a back elbow and began taunting both his opponent and the Wembley crowd.

Andrade soon sent MJF to the outside and followed with a spectacular tornillo before taking a moment to pose for a selfie with fans at ringside. That proved costly as Nick Wayne suddenly arrived and blindsided Andrade with a Poison Frankensteiner.

Wayne officially entered third and briefly formed an alliance with MJF, with Friedman promising he would never betray him. The two worked together against Andrade as they attempted to control the match.

“Speedball” Mike Bailey entered fourth and immediately increased the pace, landing a series of kicks before taking Wayne down and attempting a Shooting Star Press.

Tommaso Ciampa was fifth, but before he could even make it properly to the ring, Chris Jericho entered sixth and dropped him with a lariat. Jericho then headed towards the ring as the Wembley crowd sang along to “Judas”.

“Dunkzilla” Mark Davis entered seventh and brought his power into the contest, throwing his opponents around and hitting several devastating attacks.

Komander was eighth and immediately used his speed and aerial ability against Davis. He later walked the ropes before launching himself onto the huge collection of wrestlers fighting near the entrance ramp.

Mistico was announced as the ninth entrant, but Daniel Garcia attacked him during his entrance. Garcia then officially entered tenth, although Mistico quickly recovered and joined the action.

Mistico produced some spectacular offence, including a diving crossbody from the top rope onto several competitors at ringside. He then went face-to-face with Komander before MJF interrupted their exchange.

Friedman nearly secured the victory after blocking La Mistica and hitting a Tombstone Piledriver, only for Bailey to make the save.

Garcia then found himself opposite MJF and mocked the former AEW World Champion with his trademark dance. Bailey interrupted Garcia's attempted piledriver with an Ultima Weapon from the top rope.

Tommaso Ciampa also came close to ending the match after catching Bailey with a Knee Trembler, but Speedball managed to kick out.

“Jungle Man” Jack Perry became the eleventh entrant and immediately threw himself into the action, hitting Andrade with a Frankensteiner from the apron before delivering an Orihara moonsault onto the wrestlers gathered outside.

Perry caught Garcia with a running knee before locking Ciampa in the Snare Trap. Nick Wayne prevented a potential victory with a diving splash, only for Perry to respond with a lariat.

Perry later managed to hit a piledriver on the much larger Mark Davis, but MJF broke up the pin before the three-count.

The closing moments saw Jericho attempt to steal the victory with a roll-up on MJF, but Friedman escaped. Wayne then came close himself before the action descended into chaos.

MJF appeared to renew his alliance with Wayne by shaking his hand, only to immediately betray him with a low blow.

Friedman looked ready to capitalise with the Heatseeker, but Andrade suddenly struck MJF with a back elbow and covered the fallen Wayne himself.

Andrade el Idolo wins by pinfall over Nick Wayne, earning a contract for a future AEW Men’s World Championship match.

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs. Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) (AEW Men’s World Tag Team Championship)

Christian Cage and Matt Jackson started the match, locking up before both men initially offered clean breaks in the corner. Christian soon changed the tone by slapping Matt across the face.

Adam Copeland tagged in, but Matt responded with a slap of his own, prompting Copeland to take him down and unload with punches.

The champions began working together, with Copeland and Christian isolating Matt and connecting with an inverted DDT and sidewalk slam combination for an early nearfall.

Nick Jackson eventually entered and helped turn things around. The Young Bucks connected with charging strikes, a double bulldog and a series of fast-paced double-team attacks as they took control.

The momentum changed again when Copeland caught Matt on the outside and delivered a brutal jumping piledriver on the apron.

Copeland and Christian then concentrated their attack on Matt, using quick tags to keep him away from his brother. Matt eventually appeared ready to make the tag, only for Christian to pull Nick from the apron.

That opened the door for another big moment when Matt avoided a Spear, sending Copeland crashing shoulder-first into the ring post.

Matt countered Christian's Killswitch with one of his own before finally making the tag to Nick, who exploded into the match with a diving crossbody and a series of attacks on both champions.

Nick continued flying around the ring despite appearing to hurt his leg during the action. The injury became increasingly important as the match continued, with Nick visibly limping.

Matt produced another comeback with his trademark Northern Lights suplexes, even managing to take both champions over at the same time.

The Young Bucks then suffered a frightening moment when Nick attempted to springboard into another attack, only for his injured leg to give way and send him crashing onto the mat.

Christian immediately took advantage of the referee checking on Nick by delivering a low blow to Matt.

Copeland and Christian later combined for a huge delayed vertical superplex before Nick somehow recovered enough to come flying from the top rope with a 450 Splash onto both champions.

The closing stages saw both teams come desperately close to victory.

The Bucks avoided Copeland's Spear and eventually connected with the BTE Trigger on Christian, but Copeland managed to break up the pin at the final possible moment.

A second BTE Trigger followed, but Christian incredibly kicked out himself.

The Young Bucks then attempted the Meltzer Driver, only for Copeland to break it up with a Spear. Christian followed with the Killswitch before the champions connected with an assisted Spear, but Matt refused to stay down.

With frustration setting in, Christian grabbed both the championship belt and a wrench. Referee Rick Knox removed the title, but Christian managed to hide the wrench before loading it into his brace and striking Nick's injured leg.

Matt nearly stole the victory with a schoolboy before more chaos involving the referee allowed Christian to strike him with the loaded brace.

Copeland immediately followed with a Spear, allowing Christian to fall on top of Matt for the decisive three-count.

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage win by pinfall after Christian Cage covers Matt Jackson, retaining the AEW Men’s World Tag Team Championship.

The action did not end with the final bell at All In, as several major teams made their intentions clear following the match.

The lights began to flicker inside Wembley Stadium before the Motor City Machine Guns made their arrival, immediately confronting AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage.

The Motor City Machine Guns entered the ring and went face-to-face with the champions, appearing ready to lay down a challenge for the titles.

However, they were not alone.

FTR then made their return alongside Stokely Hathaway, who was back on his feet and walked with the team towards the ring.

Things became even more crowded when the Young Bucks recovered following their match, only for another team to make their presence felt.

The New Level arrived, making it clear that their ambitions may stretch beyond the AEW Trios Championship.

That left five major teams together inside the ring, with Copeland and Cage suddenly surrounded by potential challengers.

Rather than allowing the situation to explode, Copeland gave Cage a quick signal that it was time to leave, and the champions calmly exited the ring while their possible future opponents remained behind.

The remarkable scene appears to have opened the door to a very crowded AEW World Tag Team Championship picture following All In at Wembley Stadium.

Darby Allin vs. Kevin Knight (c) (AEW TNT Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match)

Darby Allin wasted no time taking the fight to Kevin Knight, charging at the TNT Champion with a series of backsplashes before Knight turned things around by smashing Allin in the back of the head with the championship belt.

Knight continued the attack with grounded punches and shots to the back of Darby's head before heading outside and pulling out a table. That proved costly when Allin launched a dropkick that sent the table straight into Knight's face.

Already bleeding from the back of the head, Allin brought the steel steps into play. Knight managed to avoid disaster and later used the steps and apron to launch himself onto Darby on the outside.

The action moved towards the announce desk, where Knight placed Allin across the table before returning to the ring and connecting with a huge springboard lariat from the ring onto Darby.

Knight then filled the ring with chairs, but Allin fought back from the top rope and delivered an avalanche Yoshi Tonic, followed by another Yoshi Tonic that sent Knight crashing into the pile of chairs.

The match then took another turn when Brian Cage appeared and attacked Allin. Jake Doyle soon joined him, bringing a ladder into the ring as Cage launched Darby into the chairs.

Cage and Doyle taped Allin's hands behind his back, but Steven Borden rushed out to make the save. Borden fought both men and delivered an impressive dropkick before Cage eventually caught him and powerbombed him through a table.

Even with his hands still tied, Allin managed to hit Cage with a diving Frankensteiner before taking Knight out with a suicide dive. Cage responded with a huge lariat and deadlift superplex before putting Darby in the Tree of Woe.

With Knight preparing another attack from the opposite corner, the lights suddenly went out.

Sting was back.

The Icon entered with his trademark baseball bat and immediately went after Cage and Doyle. Sting then confronted Knight before throwing the bat to Allin, allowing Darby to unload on the champion.

Sting followed with a Scorpion Death Drop on Knight as the Wembley crowd watched the dramatic return unfold.

Steven Borden then returned and helped his father set up the ladder. Both climbed before Steven told Sting he could handle it himself. Sting climbed back down and watched as his son launched himself from the ladder with a massive diving splash to the floor, wiping out Cage and Doyle.

Sting and Steven then took Cage and Doyle away, leaving Allin and Knight to finish their championship battle.

Knight attempted to escape up the entrance ramp, but Allin chased him with the baseball bat. Darby swung and accidentally struck part of the lighting rig, allowing Knight to briefly regain control.

Allin quickly fought back and sent Knight crashing into the rig before climbing high above the stage.

From an estimated 20 to 30 feet in the air, Allin launched himself with a breathtaking Coffin Drop that sent Knight crashing through the stage.

Darby pulled himself from the wreckage and spotted Knight being placed onto a stretcher. Rather than stopping there, Allin climbed onto the stage and delivered one final Coffin Drop onto Knight and the stretcher.

That was enough to bring the brutal Falls Count Anywhere Match to an end.

Result: Darby Allin defeated Kevin Knight by pinfall following a Coffin Drop off the stage to become the new AEW TNT Champion.

Mercedes Mone vs. Willow Nightingale (c) (AEW Women’s World Championship)

Mercedes Mone finally reached the top of AEW’s women’s division at All In, defeating Willow Nightingale in a brutal and emotional championship battle to become the new AEW Women’s World Champion.

The match immediately became physical, with Nightingale using her power to drive Mone into the corner before sending her crashing to the floor. Mercedes appeared to hurt her knee early, while Willow’s already injured hand quickly became an obvious target.

Nightingale remained aggressive despite the injury and sent Mone into the barricade before landing a big splash for a two-count. By this point, Mercedes had been busted open, with blood running down her face as the intensity continued to rise.

Mone soon changed the direction of the match after removing a turnbuckle pad and sending Willow face-first into the exposed steel. From there, Mercedes ruthlessly focused on Nightingale’s damaged hand and arm.

The challenger trapped Willow in an armbar and omoplata before repeatedly twisting the injured limb. Mone continued the punishment with wristlocks and submissions while Nightingale desperately tried to fight through the pain.

Willow eventually found an opening and began throwing heavy lariats, although every strike with her injured hand caused further damage. The action then spilled onto the apron, where Nightingale delivered a huge suplex that sent both women crashing to the floor.

Both managed to beat referee Aubrey Edwards' count and returned to the ring, where they traded elbows before Willow began building momentum.

Nightingale landed an avalanche body slam and followed with a missile dropkick, but Mercedes refused to stay down. Mone answered with a lungblower before Willow produced one of the biggest moments of the match with an avalanche Spanish Fly for another dramatic nearfall.

Mercedes responded by locking in the Statement Maker and trapping Willow’s injured hand underneath her. Nightingale somehow escaped and connected with the Blu-Ray, only for Mone to avoid a cannonball and send the champion crashing into the turnbuckles with a sunset flip powerbomb.

Willow continued fighting and climbed to the top rope, but her damaged hand gave way. She recovered and eventually landed a diving moonsault across Mone’s back, but Mercedes once again kicked out.

Nightingale then looked for the finish, only for Mone to escape and drive Willow face-first into the exposed turnbuckle before hitting the Money Maker.

Willow still kicked out.

Mercedes became increasingly vicious, stomping on Nightingale’s injured hand and tearing at her cast. The chaos resulted in Willow hitting a Pounce that accidentally sent Mone crashing into Aubrey Edwards, knocking the referee down.

With Edwards out, the fight spilled outside again. Mone repeatedly smashed Willow’s injured hand into the announce desk and steel steps before stomping it into the diamond plate.

Mercedes removed more of the protective wrapping and applied a Fujiwara armbar while wrenching Nightingale’s fingers.

Mone then grabbed the AEW Women’s World Championship and attempted to use it, but Willow stopped her. Nightingale eventually got hold of the title herself and struck Mercedes with it several times.

Back inside, Willow connected with the Doctor Bomb, but Edwards was still recovering and could not make the count in time.

Nightingale followed by sending Mercedes into the exposed turnbuckle with a Buckle Bomb, but Mone survived again.

The closing moments saw Willow come agonisingly close with a backslide before Mercedes regained control. Mone locked the Statement Maker back in and prevented Nightingale from reaching safety before transitioning into a vicious cutthroat crossface.

With Willow fading and unable to defend herself, Edwards called for the bell just as Mercedes began stomping on the champion’s injured hand.

Result: Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale by referee stoppage with the cutthroat Statement Maker to become the new AEW Women’s World Champion.

Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay (AEW Men’s World Championship)

Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay wasted little time getting physical in the AEW Men’s World Championship main event at Wembley Stadium. Omega broke the opening exchange with a chop, but Ospreay quickly fired back and sent the champion to the floor before launching himself over the ropes onto him.

Ospreay controlled the early stages with chops, kicks and relentless pressure, but Omega turned things around by catching a springboard attempt and driving his challenger down with a military press slam. The champion then slowed the pace, targeting Ospreay’s neck and using the exposed steel in the corner to inflict further punishment.

Ospreay fought back with a springboard lariat before the two began exchanging increasingly heavy offence. A handspring kick earned Ospreay a near fall, while Omega blocked a standing corkscrew moonsault with his knees. Ospreay answered with Stundog Millionaire and Cheeky Nando’s before connecting with a springboard sunset flip powerbomb.

The action spilled outside again, where Ospreay wiped Omega out with a corkscrew Orihara moonsault. Things became more heated around the announce area when Ospreay shoved referee Paul Turner aside and Omega responded by striking him with a monitor.

Tensions also erupted between UNITED EMPIRE and The Elite at ringside, forcing additional officials to come out and separate the two groups.

Omega then delivered one of the biggest moments of the match, powerbombing a bloodied Ospreay from the announce desk through the timekeeper’s table. Ospreay somehow beat Turner’s count back into the ring, only to immediately eat a V-Trigger.

Omega continued attacking Ospreay’s neck, hitting a Dragon suplex on the apron before landing an avalanche Croyt’s Wrath from the ropes. Even that could not keep the challenger down.

Another series of Dragon suplexes followed, but Ospreay suddenly exploded back into the contest by catching Omega with the Hidden Blade.

With both men now showing the damage of the match, Ospreay landed a brutal headbutt, a penalty kick and a rolling elbow before connecting with the Death Blow. Another Hidden Blade came incredibly close to ending Omega’s reign.

Omega responded with a ripcord V-Trigger, while Ospreay hit a Styles Clash for another dramatic near fall. The champion then delivered a Tiger Driver ’91 before landing another V-Trigger.

Omega appeared to have finally finished the match when he connected with the One-Winged Angel, but Ospreay stunned Wembley by kicking out.

Omega followed with another completely unprotected V-Trigger, but Ospreay refused to stay down. The challenger escaped another electric chair attempt and hit Omega with a Tiger Driver ’91 of his own.

The closing moments became extraordinary as both men pushed themselves beyond their limits.

Ospreay caught another V-Trigger attempt before the two exchanged counters. Omega then remarkably kicked out of Ospreay’s version of the One-Winged Angel at one, only to run directly into a Hidden Blade.

Ospreay followed with the Storm Breaker, but Omega incredibly kicked out at one.

With blood covering his face, Ospreay removed his elbow pad and lined Omega up one final time.

The Hidden Blade connected.

One. Two. Three.

Will Ospreay wins by pinfall with a Hidden Blade, becoming the new AEW Men’s World Champion.

Will Ospreay celebrated with the AEW Men’s World Championship as Kenny Omega remained on the mat following an exhausting main event at Wembley Stadium.

Ospreay had done it. In front of the Wembley crowd, he defeated Kenny Omega and ended the night as AEW Men’s World Champion.

WILL OSPREAY HAS DONE IT. 💚🇬🇧

Will Ospreay beats Kenny Omega by PULLING THE TRIGGER WITH HIDDEN BLADE to become the NEWWWWW All Elite Wrestling World Champion!!!!!!

HIS BOYHOOD DREAM OF MAIN EVENTING AND WINNING IN WEMBLEY STADIUM IS OFFICIALLY TRUE.
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, Drainmaker (@TheDrainmaker) August 30, 2026