Andrade El Idolo has secured himself a future AEW Men’s World Championship match after surviving a stacked Casino Gauntlet at All In at Wembley Stadium.

The match featured Andrade El Idolo, Chris Jericho, Daniel Garcia, “Jungle Man” Jack Perry, Komander, “Dunkzilla” Mark Davis, Maxwell Jacob Friedman, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Mistico, Nick Wayne and Tommaso Ciampa, with the first pinfall or submission deciding the winner.

Andrade and MJF started the match as the first two entrants and immediately went after each other. Nick Wayne entered third and briefly formed an alliance with Friedman, who promised Wayne he would never betray him.

Of course, with MJF involved, that promise was always going to be tested.

Mike Bailey entered fourth and brought his trademark speed and striking into the match before Tommaso Ciampa arrived fifth. Chris Jericho followed in sixth, with the Wembley crowd singing along to “Judas” as Jericho made his way into the action.

Mark Davis entered seventh and used his power to take control, while Komander arrived eighth and produced some of the match's biggest aerial moments.

Mistico was announced ninth, but Daniel Garcia attacked him during his entrance before officially becoming the tenth competitor. Mistico recovered and eventually made his way into the ring, where he exchanged some spectacular offence with Komander.

“Jungle Man” Jack Perry was the final entrant at number 11 and quickly made his presence felt, hitting Andrade with a Frankensteiner from the apron before launching himself onto the group at ringside with an Orihara moonsault.

Several wrestlers came within moments of winning the match as the action became increasingly chaotic.

Perry locked Ciampa in the Snare Trap, but Nick Wayne broke it up with a diving splash. Perry later managed to hit a piledriver on the much larger Mark Davis, only for MJF to stop the count.

The finish ultimately came down to MJF, Wayne and Andrade.

Friedman shook Wayne's hand, appearing to continue their alliance, before predictably betraying him with a low blow.

MJF then attempted to capitalise with the Heatseeker, but Andrade struck Friedman with a back elbow and quickly covered Wayne before anybody could make the save.

Andrade scored the three-count and was declared the winner, securing a contract for a future AEW Men’s World Championship match.

It was a huge victory for Andrade on one of AEW's biggest stages, and he now has a World Championship opportunity waiting for him following his Casino Gauntlet triumph at Wembley.

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