AEW’s biggest day of the year has arrived!
All Elite Wrestling is live from Wembley Stadium in London, England with their biggest show of the year, AEW All In 2026.
It all gets started with ‘The Buy-In’ pre-show, kicking off at 11/10c, leading into the AEW All In: London pay-per-view event at 1/12c.
‘THE BUY-IN’ TO AEW ALL IN: LONDON 2026
And we’re off! The cold open video package airs to get The Buy-In pre-show for AEW All In: London officially off-and-running. The camera shot shows Wembley Stadium overhead outside of the legendary venue. Inside, we settle down at the pre-show panel.
Renee Paquette, Paul Wight, Mick Foley & Jeff Jarrett Welcome Us
Renee Paquette welcomes us to the show at the pre-show panel desk. She introduces her co-hosts for The Buy-In, a legendary panel consisting of Paul Wight, Jeff Jarrett and Mick Foley. We head backstage to Lexy Nair for a quick word from Persephone.
The Opps (Anthony Bowens, Katsuyori Shibata, HOOK, & Action Andretti) vs. Lio Rush & The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed)
Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone check in from ringside as the entrances begin for our opening eight-man tag-team showdown. The Opps make their way to the ring first. The Rascalz comne out next. Lio Rush is out after that with an umbrella and poncho. The bell sounds and off we go.
Andretti and Rush kick things off for their respective teams after a wild brawl from all eight guys. Andretti takes the offensive lead and then tags in Bowens, who picks up where he left off, taking it to Rush. They keep Rush isolated on their side of the ring and make quick tags to keep a fresh man on him.
We see Shibata spend some time in the offensive lead, but then the momentum shifts. We see The Rascalz come to life with some fast-paced spots, which culminates with Rush tagging back in and hitting a top-rope frog-splash, giving his team the win in a quick match.
Winners: Lio Rush & The Rascalz
The Rain Begins To Pour
As we head back to the pre-show panel with Paquette, Wight, Foley and Jarrett, the foursome wrap up what we just saw in the opener. As they talk about the crowd filling up early in the show inside Wembley Stadium, it begins raining noticeably harder.
The Dogs & The Demand Talk Trios Title Roulette Royale
They laugh and acknowledge that it’s pouring right now. We then shift gears and head backstage with The Dogs. The trio talk about the big pre-show trios bout and the mystery wild card team. Ricochet and The Demand join them in doing the same and then we head back to the panel.
Sisters Of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) vs. Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander
The fast-paced Buy-In pre-show continues, as we quickly return inside the arena for the fast ring entrances of The Sisters of Sin duo of Julia Hart and Skye Blue. Out next in separate rush-entrances are Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander.
Women’s tag-team action is up next. The bell sounds and off we go. Blue and Cameron kick things off for their respective teams, picking up where they left off on last night’s AEW Collision ‘go-home show’ for today’s AEW All In: London show.
We then see Blue and Hart begin to dominate Cameron, keeping her on their side of the ring and tagging in-and-out frequently. Eventually, Statlander gets the hot tag and begins taking over. She hits her finisher for the win. Statlander and Cameron celebrate and the show moves on.
Winners: Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander
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 run down the pay-per-view line up once again and then we return inside the arena. The entrances begin for our next match. Shane Taylor Promotions come out first. Out next is Boom & Doom and QT Marshall. Finally, The Hurt Syndicate come out.
The “We Hurt People!” chants break out as they are stopped by Big Justice, who presents them with a box. They pull out a big wad of cash and show it off. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. We see some good back-and-forth action early on.
Things build to one goofy spot, which sees an abdominal stretch turned into a train, with everyone joining hands from the ring apron all the way to the ringside barricade for added torque. The action resumes in the ring, where Lashley is being handled by Bravo and Dean in double-team fashion.
Benjamin hits the scene and helps things turn back in The Hurt Syndicate’s favor, and they begin doing what they do best, which is, of course, hurting people. This leads to Big BOOM! AJ getting to shine a bit en route to the victory. The worst theme in the business plays as they celebrate.
Winners: Boom & Doom & Hurt Syndicate
Bryan Danielson Has Arrived
Back to the panel we go, where Paul Wight, Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett banter back-and-forth a bit. They joke about the big pops and then we go to a moment where one happens almost on cue. “The American Dragon” Bryan Danielson is introduced and out he comes to a monster reaction from the still growing crowd.
TBS Championship
Maya World (c) vs. Persephone
Back down to ringside we go, where we prepare for our next match of the evening. In our first championship contest of the night, Maya World defends her TBS Championship against Persephone. The two make their ring walks as Danielson talks to Excalibur about Maya’s recent roller-coaster life-ride.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Persephone takes the early offensive lead. She hits a nice head-scissors takedown out of the corner into a big dropkick for a two-count. Maya hits a big Avalanche Fall-Away slam into a bridge-plex, but a masked woman hits the ring and attacks, leading to Persephone winning and capturing the title. Persephone is your new TBS Champion.
Winner and NEW TBS Champion: Persephone
Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. Returns
After the match, the masked woman hits the ring and slaps the Lockjaw on World. She takes the hood and mask off and we see it is none other than Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. returning after two years. The crowd goes wild with “DMD! DMD!” chants.
Thekla Returns
From one surprise directly into another we go, as the lively post-match scene following the TBS Championship leads us back to the legend-filled pre-show panel. Before they can say much of anything, however, former AEW Women’s World Champion Thekla arrived.
After a dramatic pause, she emerges to a big pop from the Wembley Stadium crowd. She climbs up on the pre-show panel desk and declares she’s back, and that AEW can’t have the biggest show of the year without Thekla. She says she’s gonna watch closely tonight and teases things soon getting “Toxic” again now that she’s back.
AEW Trios Championship Roulette Royale
Now we head back down to ringside, where the ring announcer begins the pre-match ring introductions for the first two teams competing in the highly-anticipated AEW Trios Championship Roulette Royale. Bryan Danielson is still on commentary for this one.
The first team to come out is The Bang Bang Gang. Out next are The Dogs. The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. All six men collide with a vengeance straight out of the gate. The Demand come out next. After a few more minutes of action, the next two teams to join the mix are The Conglomeration and The Death Riders.
Marina Shafir gets in Roderick Strong’s face one time too many, and he Donkey Kong’s her into the mat for her troubles. The dice roll on the roulette wheel on the big screen again and each time it happens, the expectations grow larger for a new day in AEW. Ya know.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly trio of Hangman Page, Bandido and Brody King emerge next. They get pyro and a special entrance as they head to the ring to join in the mix. We see a few individual team members eliminated along the way to our “wild card” team reveal with less than two minutes in the pre-show.
Orange Cassidy heats up, hitting any-and-everything that moves with an Orange Punch, until literally everyone is down and out in the ring but him. The commentators hype up the wild card reveal with the final 60 seconds ticking away on The Buy-In pre-show clock.
The credits hit with 40 seconds still on the clock, but the show ends anyways. We switch from the pre-show to the pay-per-view portion of the evening, and on cue, we get the moment everyone was waiting for in this match. The roulette wheel spins and out next comes the wild card team.
It is, in fact, Swerve Strickland and the former New Day duo in WWE of Xavier Woods (Austin Creed) and Kofi Kingston (Kofi). They get a big over-the-top entrance and eventually make their way to the ring as the London crowd goes bonkers inside Wembley Stadium.
Yuta and Cassidy are eliminated. Bandido comes back in with a cross-body, and then Strickland and Page go at it before getting dropped with spears by the Dogs. Bandido gets eliminated, as does Connors. White drops Kidd with a Bladerunner, and then he and Finlay spill to the apron.
White eliminates Finlay, and then Kidd eliminates White. Page drops Kidd with a lariat, and then delivers Deadeye to Castagnoli. Ricochet eliminates Page, and new champions are now guaranteed. Ricochet drops Creed with an enzuigiri, but then Swerve eliminates Ricochet.
The final six are Strickland, Creed, Kofi, Castagnoli, PAC, and Kidd. The Riders and Kidd gain the advantage and try to eliminate Kofi, but Kofi hangs on by his feet. PAC kicks Kofi to the floor, but his feet don’t touch. Prince Nana wheelbarrows Kofi to the steps.
Kofi delivers enzuigiris to Kidd and PAC before dropping Castagnoli with a springboard. Creed stomps on Kidd from the top, and then Strickland eliminates him with a House Call from the top. Strickland gets clotheslined on the apron, and the New Level and Strickland come right back and eliminate Castagnoli and PAC.
Winners and NEW AEW World Trios Champions: Swerve Strickland & New Level
AEW ALL IN: LONDON PAY-PER-VIEW
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships
Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne) (c) vs. The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor)
From one title tilt to another we go, as the women’s tag gold is on-the-line next. Hayter and Bayne starts the match, and Bayne gains the advantage. Windsor comes in to help, and she knocks Kross to the floor. The Birds send Bayne to the floor, and then send Kross right back out as she comes in.
The Birds drop Dominion with shots on the outside, but Dominion comes back and takes control in the ring. They double-team Hayter in the corner and Bayne takes her down for a cover, but Hayter kicks out at two. Windsor makes the tag in and delivers shots to Bayne. Kross comes in with shots, but Windsor sends Bayne to the floor.
Windsor takes Kross down and goes for the cover, but Kross kicks out at two. The Birds try to double-team Kross, but Kross slams their heads together and sends Windsor to the corner. Bayne tags in and delivers a shot to Windsor as Kross delivers an elbow strike.
Bayne goes for the cover, but Hayter breaks it up at two. The Birds double-team Bayne again and Windsor goes for the cover, but Kross shoves Hayter into the pin to break it up. The Birds deliver clotheslines, and then Bayne and Windsor exchange strikes as Hayter and Kross head to the outside.
Bayne comes back with a lariat and follows with a back elbow. Windsor comes back with a headbutt and Hayter tags in as they have Bayne up top. The Birds drop Bayne with a double-suplex, but Bayne comes back up. Hayter takes her down and delivers a running knee strike for a two count.
Bayne comes back with a double German suplex and Kross tags in. Dominion double-team Hayter, but she drops them with a double DDT. Hayter delivers elbow strikes, but they come back and take Hayter down for a two count. Windsor comes back and suplexes Bayne on the apron. The Birds deliver Two Birds One Stone to become new champs.
Winners and NEW AEW Women’s World Tag-Team Champions: The Brawling Birds
AEW Continental Championship
Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness
Championship action continues, as next we get the finals of the inaugural AEW Continental Challenge Cup, with Jon Moxley defending the AEW Continental Championship against Nigel McGuinness. The bell sounds and McGuinness goes behind for a Full Nelson, but Moxley gets free.
They exchange wrist-locks and holds into the ropes, and then McGuinness comes back with hard shots that send Moxley to the floor. Moxley comes back in and delivers a quick kick to McGuinness’s ankle. McGuinness comes back with shots in the corner and gets a two count.
McGuinness works over Moxley’s arm and rakes his fingers in his face on the mat. McGuinness continues to work over Moxley’s arm, but Moxley gets free and they exchange chops. McGuiness comes off the ropes, but Moxley delivers a low dropkick.
Moxley gets McGuinness in the corner and delivers a series of right hands. McGuinness comes back and gets Moxley on the mat. McGuinness goes for a body scissors, but Moxley untapes McGuinness’s ankle and begins to work it over. McGuinness wraps the tape around Moxley’s face to blind him.
He then slams him to the mat by his arm a few times. McGuinness goes for the London Dungeon, but Moxley counters out and bites McGuinness’s hand. Moxley delivers charging shots in the corner, but McGuinness counters a third with an uppercut and delivers the Tower of London for a two count.
Moxley traps the arm and looks for the LeBell Lock, but Nigel counters into one of his own before going after the eyes of the champion. The referee forces a break, and Moxley follows with a lariat off the ropes to regain control. He unloads on the challenger before urging Nigel to keep fighting.
Nigel gets back to his feet, and the two trade strikes until McGuinness catches Moxley with a lariat off the ropes. Nigel sends Moxley into the ropes, with the champion looking for another lariat, only for McGuinness to beat him to it with one of his own.
Moxley responds by locking in the bulldog choke, but Nigel finds an unconventional way to escape before trapping the champion in the London Dungeon. Moxley eventually breaks free and transitions into an ankle lock, dragging Nigel away from the ropes. McGuinness manages to counter into a clutch for a close two-count.
Moxley heads to the ropes for a sunset flip, but Nigel counters again for another nearfall. Both men return to their feet and McGuinness fires away with strikes until Moxley takes him down and immediately goes back to the ankle lock.
Nigel crawls toward the ropes, but Moxley releases the hold just long enough to deliver a curb stomp before grabbing the ankle again. Nigel desperately inches his way toward the ropes, getting within reach before the pain becomes too much. McGuinness is forced to tap out, and the referee calls for the bell.
Winner and STILL AEW Continental Champion: Jon Moxley
AEW International Championship
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada
It’s a Don Callis Family battle for the ages with yet another title up for grabs in our next bout, as Kyle Fletcher defends the AEW International Championship against Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada. Takeshita is the first to make his entrance for the match, followed by Okada, and the champ, Fletcher, with new music.
The bell sounds and off we go. Fletcher immediately sends Okada to the outside with a shot, and then Takeshita drops Fletcher with the Takeshita-line. Fletcher comes back and sends Takeshita to the apron, and then Okada pulls Takeshita to the floor.
Okada delivers an uppercut to Takeshita, and then trips Fletcher up and slams them both on the floor. Okada gets Takeshita back into the ring, and they exchange strikes before Okada drops him. Takeshita comes back with overhand chops, but Okada comes back with a neck-breaker over his knee.
Okada follows with a scoop slam and follows with an elbow drop from the ropes. Fletcher slams Okada with a half-and-half suplex, and then lawn-darts Okada into the ropes as Takeshita dodges it. Takeshita delivers a poison-rana, but Fletcher comes back with a Michinoku Driver for a two count.
Fletcher kicks Takeshita in the face, but Okada delivers a dropkick to Fletcher. Takeshita delivers a thrust kick to Okada, and then follows with a Rainmaker to him. Fletcher delivers Raging Fire to Takeshita, and all three guys are down. The screwdriver gets introduced to the match, but Takeshita gains control.
Takeshita picks up the screwdriver, but Okada and Fletcher double-team him. Okada goes for the Rainmaker, but Takeshita ducks and Okada connects with Fletcher. Okada delivers a few clotheslines to Fletcher, but Fletcher comes back with one of his own and goes for a kick in the corner.
Okada dodges, and then Takeshita delivers a Helluva Kick to Fletcher. Fletcher comes back with an enzuigiri, but Takeshita comes back with a DDT from the ropes. Takeshita delivers the Power-drive Knee and goes for the cover, but Fletcher kicks out at two.
Takeshita delivers Raging Fire and goes for the cover, but Okada breaks it up and delivers the Rainmaker. Okada goes for the cover, but Fletcher breaks it up. Takeshita and Fletcher double-team Okada and send him to the floor, and then they exchange quick strikes.
Okada comes back in, but Takeshita sends him right bakc out. Fletcher takes Takeshita down and runs the ropes, but Takeshita counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Takeshita drops his knee pad, but Fletcher counters with a kick in the corner. Fletcher delivers the Turnbuckle Brain-buster, but Okada hits Rainmaker for the win. New champ.
Once the match wraps up, Fletcher goes to hit Okada with the title, but Don Callis gets in between them and calms Fletcher down. Fletcher hands the title to Okada, and Okada tells Fletcher to raise his hand. Callis says he will do it with Fletcher, and they both raise Okada’s hands in the air.
Winner and NEW AEW International Champion: Kazuchika Okada
Men’s Casino Gauntlet For AEW World Title Shot
Now it’s time for some more surprises, as we gear up for the Men’s Casino Gauntlet, where the winner earns a future shot at the AEW World Championship. Down to the ring we go to get things started in what is expected to be a newsworthy bout.
As soon as the bell sounds, the first two men in the match, Andrade and MJF, come to blows. Andrade takes advantage in the corner. Andrade charges, but MJF takes his knee out. Andrade comes back and takes MJF down before running the ropes. Andrade takes his pants off and does a pelvic thrust into MJF’s face.
MJF rolls to the outside, but Andrade tkes him down and flirts with a girl at ringside. Nick Wayne enters the match and drops Andrade with a reverse-rana on the floor. MJF convinces Wayne to work together, but Mike Bailey enters the match and takes both of them down.
Bailey sends Wayne head-first into the turnbuckle and follows with a Shooting Star Press for a two count. Andrade and Bailey send MJF back to the floor, and then they moonsault onto MJF and Wayne on the outside. Andrade and Bailey take each other down on the outside as Tommaso Ciampa enters the match.
Jericho enters the match before Ciampa even makes it all the way down the ramp. Jericho drops Ciampa with a right hand and they make it to the ring. Jericho delivers another right to Ciampa, and then the ring fill back up with Jericho hitting any-and-everything that moves.
Jericho gets MJF in the Walls, but Mark Davis enters the match and drops Jericho with a piledriver. Davis delivers one to Andrade as well, and then follows with one to Bailey. Ciampa goes for a knee strike, but David piledrives him on top of Bailey.
Wayne comes back in, but Davis drops him with one as well. MJF comes back in and backs into Davis. MJF tries to shake Davis’s hand and thanks him for saving him from Jericho, but Davis drops him with a piledriver and gets a two count.
Komander enters the match, but Justin Roberts introduces him as Mistico instead. Komander sends Davis to the outside, and runs the ropes to drop everyone with a dive. Komander gets Ciampa back into the ring and comes off the ropes with a splash for a two count.
The four faces drop the four heels with hurricanranas out of the corners as Mistico enters the match. Daniel Garcia enters at number ten and attacks Mistico on the ramp. Mistico comes back with shots to Garcia and drops him with a dive through the ropes.
Mistico takes care of Andrade and Wayne, and then takes Ciampa down as well. Mistico drops almost everyone with a dive over the ring post, and then he and Komander go at it in the ring.
MJF comes back in to send Komander out, and then he drops Mistico with a twisting piledriver. MJF goes for the cover, but Bailey kicks him in the face to break it up. Garcia sends Bailey to the outside and goes for a piledriver on MJF, but Bailey takes both of them down and gets a two count on MJF.
Ciampa comes back in and delivers chops to Bailey. Ciampa bites Bailey’s foot and delivers a knee strike for a two count as Jack Perry enters the match. Perry drops Andrade to the outside with a diving hurricanrana, and then drops a group with a moonsault. Perry dodges Ciampa’s knee strike and locks in the Snare Trap.
Wayne comes in, but Perry drops him with a lariat. Perry kicks Davis in the face and drops him with a piledriver for a two count as MJF breaks it up. Jericho comes back in and drops MJF with the Judas Effect. Jericho gets Andrade out of the ring and goes for the cover on MJF, but MJF kicks out at two.
Wayne gets a roll-up on Jericho for a two count and sends him to the floor. Wayne dives through the ropes and takes Perry down. Wayne connects with a Phoenix Splash to Davis and goes for the cover, but Davis kicks out at two.
MJF grabs Wayne, but Wayne goes for a kick before he realizes who it is. MJF says that’s on him, but then delivers a low-blow. MJF delivers the Heat Seeker to Wayne, but Andrade drops MJF with a spinning elbow and gets the pin fall on Wayne.
Winner and NEW No. 1 Contender for AEW World Championship: Andrade El Idolo
AEW World Tag Team Championships
Cage & Cope (Christian Cage & Adam Copeland) (c) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)
Now one of the tentpole matches of the show, as it’s a dream world tag-team title tilt years in the making. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defend the AEW World Tag-Team Championships against The Young Bucks duo of Nick and Matt Jackson. And it happens now.
We get some cool ring walks and a lot of energy from the crowd in the final moments before the bell sounded. Once the bell sounds, we get off and running with Cage and Matt starting things out. They back into the corner, but have a clean break. They lock up and back into the opposite corner, but have another clean break.
Cage drops Matt with a shoulder tackle and slaps him in the face. Copeland tags in and Matt slaps him thinking it was Cage, but Copeland drops him and delivers rights and lefts. Cage and Nick come in, but Nick gets sent to the outside and then Cage and Cope double-team Matt in the corner.
They slam Matt down and Cage goes for the cover, but Matt kicks out at one. Matt comes back with a jaw-breaker and Nick tags in. The Bucks gain the advantage with shots in the corner, and then they drop Cage with a double hip-toss. They kick Copeland to the floor and double-team Cage again, but Cage comes back with a double reverse DDT.
Copeland tags in and delivers shots to the Bucks, but they come back with superkicks to the outside. Cage comes back in and slams Nick into Matt, and then Copeland drops Matt with a jumping piledriver on the apron. Cage drops Matt with a neck-breaker and works over his neck in the ring.
Copeland tags back in and delivers another neck-breaker to Matt, but only gets a two count. Cage and Cope double-team Matt in the corner as Cage tags back in. Cage delivers a snapmare, and then drops Matt with a back elbow. Cage knocks Nick off the apron, but the Bucks come back and double-team Cage.
Copeland tags in and Matt goes for the tag, but Cage pulls Nick to the floor. Copeland goes for a Spear, but Matt dodges it. Cage tags back in and goes for the Killswitch, but Matt counters and slams Cage down. Copeland and Nick tag in, and Nick gains the advantage with shots and knee strikes to Cage and Cope.
Nick delivers a stomp to Copeland and drops Cage with a backstabber. Nick sends Cage to the floor and slams Copeland face-first in the ring. Nick drops Cage with a flip to the outside, but tweaks his knee on the landing. Matt comes back in, and the Bucks hit Risky Business for a two count.
Cage comes back and uses the ring post to his advantage before taking Nick down and applying a single-leg crab. Nick gets to the ropes, but Cage tags in and stomps on him. Nick kicks Cage away and Copeland comes in, but Matt drops Cage with a cutter on the outside.
Matt delivers a shot to Copeland in the corner, and then hits the locomotive suplexes to Cage. Matt delivers a double Northern Lights suplex to Cage and Cope and the Bucks go for the Meltzer Driver, but Nick’s leg gives out on the ropes. Cage delivers a low-blow as the referee checks on Nick.
Cage and Cope deliver the Shatter Machine to Matt for a two count. Matt and Cage exchange shots in the corner, but Copeland comes over to help Cage. They rake eyes all around, and then Cage and Cope deliver a delayed vertical suplex. Nick comes in with a 450 splash to Cage, and then tags back in.
Cage and Nick exchange shots, and then Cage kicks Nick in the ankle. Nick comes back with a superkick, but Copeland drops Nick with an Impaler. Copeland goes for a Spear, but Nick dodges and Matt kicks him in the face. The Bucks double-team Cage and cause Copeland to drop him with a Spear.
Matt drops Copeland with a Spear, and then deliver the BTE Trigger to Cage, but Copeland blocks the three count by putting his head under the referee’s hand. The Bucks deliver another BTE Trigger and go for the cover, but Cage kicks out at two.
The Bucks set up for the Meltzer Driver, but Copeland drops Nick with a Spear. Cage drops Matt with the Killswitch, and then Copeland delivers a Spear. Cage goes for the cover, but Matt kicks out at two. Cage grabs one of the title belts and puts a wrench in his pocket.
The referee takes the title away, but puts the wrench in his arm brace and hits Nick in the ankle with it. Matt gets a roll-up for a two count, and then hits Matt with it behind the referee’s back in the corner. Cage tosses it away, and Copeland hits Matt with a Spear for Cage to get the win. Cope and Cage retain.
Once the match wraps up, the Motor City Machine Guns hit the ring and stare down Cage and Cope. FTR make their return with Stokely and stare down Cage and Cope as well. The Bucks are back in the ring by this point, and then the New Level make their way to the ring as well. All of the other teams surround Cage and Cope, but they leave the ring and the other teams all stare each other down and exchange words.
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag-Team Champions: Cage & Cope
TNT Championship (Falls Count Anywhere)
Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
More gold is on the line next, as Kevin Knight puts his TNT Championship up for grabs against Darby Allin. The two make their entrances and then we get started. Knight goes after Allin immediately, but Allin sends Knight into the corner. Knight comes right back and hits Allin with the title belt.
Knight chokes Allin with his boot in the corner and works him over a bit. Knight goes to the outside and grabs a table, but Allin dives into the table and knocks it into Knight. Allin is already split open, but he moves the ring steps around.
Allin dropkicks Knight into the barricade, but Knight comes back with some shots against the commentary table. Knight puts Allin on the table, and then drops him with a springboard clothesline for a two count. A bunch of chairs get tossed into the ring, but Allin comes back with a Code Red.
Allin follows with another Code Red on the chairs, and then sets them up. Brian Cage and Jake Doyle hit the ring to help Knight. Cage puts all the chairs back-to-back, and then Doyle slides a ladder into the ring. Cage crotches Allin on the chairs and they tape Allin to the ropes and behind his back.
Steven Borden hits the ring to help Allin. Doyle and Cage overpower him, but Borden comes back and slams Cage into Doyle in the corner. Borden drops Cage with a clothesline and follows with a dropkick to Doyle. Cage comes back with a thrust kick and props a table in the corner.
Cage slams Borden through the table, but Allin gets free of the ropes and dropkicks Allin. Cage comes back with shots to Allin and hangs him upside down in the corner. Knight sets up for the Coast-to-Coast, but the lights go out. They come back on, and Sting makes his way to the ring.
Sting fakes hitting Knight with the baseball bat, and then tosses it to Allin. Allin does hit Knight with it, and then Sting drops Knight with the Scorpion Death Drop. Borden comes back in and he and Sting set up the ladder. Borden and Sting climb the ladder, and then Borden convinces Sting to get back down.
Borden drops Cage and Doyle with a diving cross-body, and then he and Sting beat Cage and Doyle to the back. Allin stalks Knight up the ramp with the bat and dodges as Allin swings it. They exchange strikes and Knight rakes Allin’s eyes. Allin dodges a charge and sends Knight into the steel truss.
Allin chokes Knight and climbs up one of the trusses. Allin delivers an avalanche Coffin Drop that drives both of them through the stage. Allin crawls back out as medics put Knight on a stretcher, but Allin delivers another Coffin Drop off the stage and gets the win.
Winner and NEW TNT Champion: Darby Allin
AEW Women’s World Championship
Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Mone
The top prize in the women’s division is on-the-line next, as Willow Nightingale, injured hand-and-all, defends the AEW Women’s World Championship against “The CEO” Mercedes Mone. They each get elaborate entrances. And now we’re off-and running.
Straight out of the gate, the challenger Mone jumps on Nightingale, but Nightingale gets her to the corner and delivers shots. Nightingale hands Mone’s knee over the top rope and knocks her to the floor. Nightingale drops Mone with a senton from the apron and gets her back into the ring.
Nightingale delivers corner clotheslines and delivers another in the middle of the ring for a one count. Mone comes back with a shot to Nightingale’s injured hand and they go to the floor. Mone goes for a hurricanrana, but Nightingale catches her and slams her into the barricade.
Nightingale gets Mone back into the ring and connects with a splash for a two count. Mone appears to have a broken nose, and Nightingale slams her down, but not before Mone rips the turnbuckle pad off. Mone slams Nightingale’s face into the exposed steel and follows with a DDT for a two count.
Mone chokes Nightingale over the middle rope, and then puts her boot in his throat. Mone connects with double knees and goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at two. Mone works over Nightingale’s hand and transitions into a key lock. Mone wrenches back on Nightingale’s face and follows with cross-face shots.
Nightingale gets free and drops Mone with a clothesline to the back of her head. Mone comes back with the Three Amigos and they head to the apron, but Nightingale counters and suplexes Mone to the floor. They both get back into the ring at the nine count and exchange shots.
Nightingale gets Mone in the corner and connects with a back elbow. Nightingale delivers more shots and goes to the ropes, but Mone cuts her off and locks in a Kimura. Nightingale slams Mone down and follows with a missile dropkick for a two count. Mone comes back with a backstabber and goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at two.
Nightingale comes back with a Spanish Fly and goes for the cover, but Mone kicks out at two this time. Mone ducks a few clotheslines and locks in the Statement Maker. Nightingale gets free and delivers a Death Valley Driver into the corner.
Nightingale goes for a cannonball, but Mone dodges and delivers a sunset flip powerbomb into the turnbuckles. Mone stomps on Nightingale’s hand and follows with double knees. Mone goes for a Meteora, but Nightingale gets her boots up to block it.
Nightingale climbs for a moonsault, but her hand loses grip of the rope and Mone delivers a few shots. Nightingale takes Mone back down and connects with a moonsault to her back for another close two-count, as the action continues.
Nightingale picks Mone up, but Mone delivers a shot and goes for the Money Maker. Nightingale tries to fight out, but Mone slams her into the exposed steel again. Mone delivers the Money Maker and goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at two.
Mone argues with the referee, but Nightingale delivers a Pounce that sends Mone into her. Money slams Nightingale’s hand into the commentary table and the ring steps, and continues to work her over on the outside. Mone tries to hit Nightingale with the title belt, but Nightingale dropkicks her into the steps.
Nightingale hits Mone with the belt and hits the Doctor Bomb in the ring. Nightingale goes for the cover, but she only gets a two count as the referee hasn’t fully recovered. Nightingale powerbombs Mone into the exposed steel and sets up for an avalanche Doctor Bomb, but Mone counters with a hurricanrana.
Mone delivers a backstabber and goes for the Money Maker, but Nightingale counters with a backslide for a two count. Nightingale grabs Mone, but Mone rolls through and applies the Statement Maker. Nightingale goes for the ropes, but Mone wrenches tight until it’s over. We have a new champion.
Winner and NEW AEW Women’s World Champion: Mercedes Mone
AEW World Championship
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay
It’s main event time!
Will Ospreay gets an awesome over-the-top ring entrance and eventually comes out with other members of the United Empire. The reigning and defending AEW World Champion Kenny Omega also gets a super entrance and is joined by other members of The Elite.
The formal, pre-match ring introductions are out of the way, the bell sounds, and we’re officially off-and-running with one of the most highly-anticipated matches in the young history of All Elite Wrestling. Kenny Omega defends the AEW World Championship against Kenny Omega.
Straight out of the gate, Omega backs Ospreay into the ropes and delivers a chop. Ospreay comes back with his own chops, and then they exchange elbow strikes. Omega rakes Ospreay’s eyes and follows with an elbow strike and a shot to Ospreay’s neck.
Omega chops Ospreay again, but Ospreay comes back with a hurricanrana and a high boot. Ospreay drops Omega with a dive over the top and chops him before getting him back into the ring. Ospreay delivers more shots and knee strikes in the corner, but Omega sends him to the apron.
Omega brings him back in and tosses him across the ring before connecting with a knee strike. Omega works over Ospreay’s neck and delivers chops in the corner. Ospreay comes back with shots, but Omega delivers a back-breaker. Omega continues to work over Ospreay.
Ospreay comes back with shots and takes Omega down with a dropkick. Ospreay delivers more shots and connects with a kick to the face for a two count. Omega comes back with quick strikes and follows with a rolling senton. Omega goes to the ropes, but Ospreay catches him and kicks him in the face.
From there, Ospreay delivers a sunset flip powerbomb and then guillotines Omega’s neck for a two count. The action continues. Omega comes back with quick strikes and follows with a rolling senton. Omega goes to the ropes, but Ospreay catches him and kicks him in the face. Ospreay delivers a sunset flip powerbomb.
He then guillotines Omega’s neck for a two count. Ospreay drops Omega with a corkscrew dive from the top and goes to set up a table on the outside. Omega cuts him off, but Ospreay delivers shots by the commentary table. The referee tries to stop him, but Ospreay shoves him away.
Omega hits Ospreay with a monitor, and then Omega and Ospreay’s cornermen get in each other’s faces. Ospreay has been busted open and Omega powerbombs him from the commentary table and through the table that was proped up. Omega gets back into the ring and Ospreay crawls back in at nine, but Omega delivers a V Trigger.
Omega delivers a snap-dragon on the apron and follows with another suplex on the floor. Omega gets Ospreay back into the ring and delivers a missile dropkick from the top. Omega delivers a V Trigger in the corner and puts Ospreay up top.
Omega slams Ospreay down and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Omega delivers delivers shots on the mat and follows with another snap-dragon with authority. Omega delivers a knee strike and runs the ropes, but Ospreay takes him down with a Hidden Blade.
Omega has been busted open aroound his eye, and then they exchange strikes. Ospreay delivers a headbutt and follows with quick kicks to Omega’s head. Ospreay delivers another kick to Omega’s head, and follows with another hard shot before getting a two count.
Ospreay goes for Stormbreaker, but Omega escape and delivers a ripcord elbow and a V Trigger. Ospreay comes back with a powerbomb and follows with a Styles Clash for a two count. Ospreay goes for the Os-cutter, but Omega delivers a knee strike to his neck.
They exchange strikes and Omega delivers two more V Triggers. Omega delivers a reverse-rana, but Ospreay lands on his feet. Ospreay goes for the Hidden Blade, but Omega dodges and delivers another V Trigger. Omega delivers a Tiger Driver 91 and yet another V Trigger.
Omega delivers the One Winged Angel, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Omega delivers another V Trigger, but Ospreay comes back with his own Tiger Driver. Omega delivers a knee strike and goes for another V Trigger, but Ospreay blocks it and goes for a roundhouse kick.
Omega ducks and goes for the One Winged Angel, but Ospreay counters and hits the OWA himself. Omega kicks out at one, and then Ospreay delivers the Hidden Blade and Stormbreaker. Omega kicks out at one again, and then Ospreay takes off his elbow pad. Ospreay delivers another Hidden Blade for the win. We have a new champ.
Winner and NEW AEW World Champion: Will Ospreay
