All Elite Wrestling is live tonight from “The Great White North,” as AEW Redemption 2026 goes down this evening on pay-per-view from the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
“The Buy-In” pre-show is now officially off-and-running (watch video below). The opening video montage airs as the theme for the pay-per-view plays behind it. When it wraps up, we hear, “And now, live from Montreal, All Elite Wrestling presents — Redemption, Buy-In!”
Renee Paquette & Mick Foley Welcome Us To The Buy-In
Renee Paquette welcomes us to the show as we get our first look inside the Bell Centre. The camera pans the crowd as she finishes up her introductory message. The camera settles with Paquette standing side-by-side with “The Hardcore Legend” himself, Mick Foley.
Foley gets a “here, right here, in Montreal” cheap pop, his first of the night, before the two send us down to ringside, where the three-man team calling the action this evening are introduced. Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone explain how you can order the show, before running down the lineup.
After a few promotional video packages air for some of the matches scheduled for this evening, we return to Paquette and Foley, who are joined by another wrestling legend in Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett talks about 2026 Owen Hart Cup winners Willow Nightingale and Will Ospreay being on the road to AEW All In next month.
The Rougeau Family Honored
Montreal’s own “Daddy Magic” Matt Menard comes out with a Montreal Expos baseball jacket on after getting a nice hometown pop. He then mentions the legendary Rougeau Brothers while talking on the microphone in French-Canadian. With that said, Raymond and Jacques Rougeau make their way out to the ring.
As they settle in at ringside, the commentators mention how Raymond has become Mayor of a local city. They talk about the significance of their contributions to the Montreal and Quebec and the overall pro wrestling scene over the years.
Menard asks Ray what it feels like to be in front of all of these pro wrestling fans in Montreal. Raymond takes the mic and cuts a promo in French. Other than him listing a bunch of names that included Rougeau, it’s anyone’s guess what he is saying. Jacques talks in French too.
He mentions Jimmy and Ronnie Garvin at one point and tries leading another in a chant of his own last name. He mentions those around the world over the years that have booed them, like “the haters here, tonight.” He’s leaning into his heel persona in a tribute. Love it.
He asks fans if they have their phones for a memory. Is he gonna tell the Dynamite Kid story again? No. He asks everyone to show their flashlights on their phones. He leads an “Ole! Ole!” chant as the lights go down and the flashlights shine like Bray Wyatt’s fireflies.
This feel-good moment is cut off, when out comes Rocky Romero saying the only family name that matters in this area is the Don Callis Family. He tells Jacques if he had a roll of quarters right now. Oh, they did do a Dynamite Kid reference after all.
Jacques decks him and holds him. Raymond takes his jacket off and then kicks him. Menard and Jacques double clothesline him over the top and out to the floor to end the segment. Jacques tries talking more as the wrap-it-up music plays. He bails and the segment ends there.
AEW Trios Championships
The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, & Kyle O’Reilly) (c) vs. Lethal Twist (Blake Christian, Jay Lethal, & Lee Johnson)
Now it’s time for our first match of the evening. First, The Demand trio of Ricochet and The Gates of Agony make their way out to join Excalibur, Schiavone and McGuinness on commentary. The Lethal Twist team of Blake Christian, Jay Lethal and Lee Johnson make their way out.
Also coming to the ring are their opponents, the defending AEW Trios Champions The Conglomeration. Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong make their way out. Ricochet and Schiavone take verbal jabs at each other on commentary at the onset of this opening title tilt.
The match is given a good 10-15 minutes to breathe, and they absolutely delivered from bell to bell with an excellent back-and-forth match to set the tone in the building for the evening. Christian and Lethal had an awe-inspiring sequence at one point, but in the end, The Conglomeration retained.
Winners and STILL AEW Trios Champions: The Conglomeration
AEW International Championship No. 1 Contender Ladder Match
“Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Beast Mortos vs. Nick Wayne vs. El Clon vs. “Jungle” Jack Perry vs. Komander
The entrances for the multiple person ladder match to determine the AEW International Championship challenger for AEW All In: London 2026 begins as the pre-show winds down. “Speedball” Mike Bailey got a rock star pop. Jungle Boy Jack Perry came out last as “The Buy-In” was officially wrapping up. We switch over to PPV now.
Live on PPV, the match begins in the ring with Speedball and Komander trading offense until Nick Wayne gets involved, sending them out to the floor. Jack Perry comes in, sending Wayne out of the ring only to be intercepted by El Clon.
El Clon gets taken to the mat, but pops back up for a Pele kick on the former Jungle Boy. In comes Mortos who clears Perry out of the ring as well as Clon. He grabs a nearby ladder and sets it up, only for Speedball and Komander to fend him off.
They rush up the ladder but are knocked down by The Beast, who props the ladder up in the corner. Speedball is back on his feet for some chops, but gets sent to the corner before Morto hoists him up for a press slam onto the ladder. Mortos continues the attack.
We see Mortos going after Komander, dropping him with a splash before Clon sends him away. Clon sets Komander against the laid-out ladder for a splash of his own, forcing him out of the ring as well. Perry catches Clon with a modified monkey flip into the corner.
He sets the ladder up after before Nick Wayne rushes in to get the jump on him. He follows up with a dive onto Komander on the outside, but as he gets on his feet he takes a headbutt by The Beast, allowing Clon to use him as a platform for a DDT sending Wayne to the floor.
As this goes on, Bailey goes for a springboard moonsault while Perry slides through the ropes. The crowd pops as Bailey heads up the ramp, looking to grab the tallest ladder, but Perry intercepts him. The crowd don’t appreciate their hometown hero being blindsided as the rest of the field heads to the stage for a brawl.
As this goes on, Bailey climbs the ladder and hits a moonsault on everyone but Jack, who follows up with a moonsault of his own! He lands on his feet, bringing the ladder back to the ring before Bailey catches up with him on the apron. Jack sends Speedball down hard, forcing him to the floor.
He then sets the ladder up inside the ring. He gets intercepted by Mortos, who sends him over the top rope to the rest of the competitors who have returned to ringside. As the Beast starts to climb the ladder himself, Komander intercepts him with a tight rope dropkick. He sets the ladder up on the big man to keep him grounded.
From there, he makes a climb, but the ladder is off center so he has to reach back to get his fingers on the contract. Mortos tries to push the ladder off him and Komander sees Bailey and Wayne coming in, so he does a tornillo to drop them to the mat instead.
This allows Mortos to break free, fighting the three of them off before setting the ladder back up. The rest of the field has set up two other chairs on the sides, and all six of them go at it on the top of each ladder, until Mortos forces them all off and out of the ring.
Mortos is favoring his knee as he slowly starts to climb back up, and this allows Perry to slide back into the ring and send him to the ropes instead. Perry slides under the ring, pulling out three tables as Wayne grabs one of them for himself. The tables get set up as Perry fends off El Clon, while Komander attacks Wayne on the other side.
Perry goes back into the ring to sort out the ladders, but gets intercepted by Mortos, only to set him up for a headscissors that sends The Beast through a table! Clon follows up with a splash sending Bailey through another table, and Komander walks the ropes for a spaceman leap sending Wayne through the third table.
Backk in the ring, we see Perry, Komander and Clon. Perry knocks them back but Mortos is back in as well now, setting him up for a powerbomb onto a ladder in the corner. He runs the ropes to go after Clon, but the big man gets caught with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker.
Clon uses the standing ladder to prop the other one up, but as he climbs the standing ladder Komander hops onto the impromptu platform. They fight back and forth until Clon sends Kmoander on a ride to the canvas, forcing him to roll out of the ring from the impact.
Wayne blindsides Clon before setting him up on another table, looking for some revenge as he climbs a ladder on the outside, and lands a Phoenix Splash sending Clon through the table. Back in the ring, Perry ascends the ladder and reaches for the contract before Wayne intercepts him.
They trade shots before Perry sets Nick up for a Canadian Destroyer onto the ladder platform to a big pop from the crowd. Speedball has returned to the ring, where he props a ladder between the turnbuckles before Mortos comes after him. He catches the Beast by surprise.
He lands a shooting star double knee dropping Mortos. Speedball sets the ladder up in the middle of the ring and quickly scrambles his way up, taking down the contract to win. He will challenge for the AEW International Championship at AEW All In next month.
Winner and NEW No. 1 Contender to AEW International Championship: “Speedball” Mike Bailey
Will Ospreay & Jon Moxley vs. The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson)
The video package airs to tell the story leading up to our next match of the evening, which features The Death Riders duo of Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley teaming up to take on The Young Bucks team of Nick and Matt Jackson. Once the package wraps up, the two teams make their entrances. The bell sounds and off we go.
Kicking things off for their respective teams at the onset are Nick Jackson and Ospreay. Ospreay gets Nick to the ropes before making a break. Nick tries to get some offense in but is taken to the corner, only to turn things around for a rope walk arm drag and a dropkick.
The crowd pops as he gets back to his feet, getting Matt in on the action from a tag for a leg lariat before the Bucks go after Mox and force him back out of the ring just as quickly. They set Ospreay up in the corner and Nick tags back in for a leg drop and two-count.
He gets sent to the corner by Ospreay who kicks his way out. Nick’s feeling wobbly as he tags Matt back in, who goes after Ospreay before noticing that Nick is really out of it. He leaves the ring and encourages Nick to have a seat as Mox instructs Ospreay to go after Matt with a cross body.
He asks the ref to check on Nick, and Mox isn’t happy with with this, as he tells Ospreay to get back into the match itself. The hesitation allows Matt to take control for a moment before Will sends him out of the ring, where Mox starts to get a few shots in before a ref distraction allows Maria Shafir to deck him.
Ospreay brings Jackson back into the ring for some more shots and a tag to Mox, who lands some chops before tagging Ospreay back in as we see Nick get back to the apron. Ospreay continues the attack before Mox tags back in to take over. He goes to work on Matt’s neck before tagging in Ospreay for a double-team.
Matt reaches for a tag but is pulled away from the corner. He rolls away to go for the tag but Mox pulls Nick off the apron, setting him up for a Gotch style piledriver sending Nick to the floor. Back in the ring, Ospreay continues to wear Matt down before cinching in the Death Ground. Matt is able to slip free.
Free enough to force Will to change his strategy, and this allows Matt a chance to fight back. He reaches for a tag to Nick but is once again pulled away by Ospreay, who sends him to the ropes, only for Matt to take him down hard to the canvas.
Nick is hesitant for a moment before reaching out, yelling for the tag from Matt. Nick fires up as he sends Ospreay and Mox to the mat before tagging Matt back in, and they set up for an MMMBop Drop before Nick lands a dive on Mox to the outside. This allows Matt to drop Ospreay for a two-count.
Nick tags back in but the Death Riders take control here, with a combo piledriver and Styles Clash keeping the Bucks down before Nick kicks out at two from a Ospreay cover. Ospreay sends Matt to the outside for a tornillo as Mox lays out Nick with a running lariat.
Mox back on his feet as he goes for a bulldog choke, but Nick backs him up to the corner instead. Ospreay comes flying into the ring but collides with Mox by mistake, allowing the Bucks to regain control. They take out Ospreay before looking for More Bang for Your Buck on Mox, only for Ospreay to intervene.
This ends in a series of Destroyers between the Bucks and Ospreay, and the Bucks look for a BTE Trigger on Mox, only for Ospreay to come running in with a Hidden Blade. Nick backs up into the corner as Ospreay tags back in, and Nick is shaky as he gets to his feet.
Despite that fact, he refuses to tag out as he and Will trade shots. Ospreay bypasses Nick for a set of thrust kicks. Nick drops to the mat as Ospreay lands a lunging elbow. Mox shows his approval as the ref checks on Nick. Will starts to do some more shots on Nick who looks to be completely out of it.
Matt intervenes as he covers his brother, but Mox tags himself in before sending Matt out of the ring. He covers Nick for a pin, but only gets two as Nick kicks out. Mox goes for a bulldog choke, telling Nick to quit, but Nick gets to the ropes instead. Ospreay starts to get involved but finds himself dealing with Matt.
Matt goes for a superkick but Shafir gets in the line of fire instead. Back in the ring, Mox lands a series of Paradigm Shift DDTs before heading out of the ring for a chair. The ref tries to intervene but gets shoved away. Mox looks to attack Nick with the chair, but Ospreay stops him.
He doesn’t want to go this route against the Bucks, who respond with a superkick on Will to lay him out. They land a BTE Trigger on Mox, who fires back up with a middle finger for them, only to realize that Ospreay isn’t there to save him, allowing the Bucks to hit a Super Kick Party for the win.
Winners: The Young Bucks
AEW International Championship
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Bandido
Now the video package airs to set the stage for our next match of the evening, which features a title on-the-line, as The Don Callis Family’s own Kyle Fletcher defends his AEW International Championship, without anyone from the Family at ringside, against Bandido.
Following the ring entrances, Fletcher and Callis have a big goodbye and then the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. We see Fletcher jawing at Bandido at the onset, before delivering some stiff opening shots. Bandido answers back.
He counters out of a sheer drop brain-buster and rolls the champ for a near-fall. Fletcher leaves the ring, letting out some frustration over how close that was before taking a hydration break at the timekeeper section while the ref’s count goes on. He calls for a tie up but blindsides the luchador with a big boot instead.
He sends Bandido to the ropes, but the challenger fights him off to force Fletcher to the outside. Bandido hits the ropes for speed but runs into a slam by the champ instead, who poses to mock the crowd. He stomps away at the challenger some more before mocking the crowd once again.
This allows Bandido to get back to his feet, but Kyle keeps him on the ropes, until Bandido brings him on a one-way trip to the outside. Fletcher back to his feet but takes a knee strike from the apron, only to intercept the challenger on his way to the floor! He sets Bandido up for a powerbomb onto the apron, flipping off the crowd.
He walks away as the ref begins the count. Fletcher gets into the ring, and the challenger gets back in at six. Fletcher intercepts him for a cover and a near-fall. He transitions to a full nelson, swinging the luchador around before cinching in a body-scissor on the canvas.
Bandido struggles for a bit before getting a boot on the rope for a break. The champ pokes some more fun at the crowd as Bandido gets back to his feet for a couple shots, only to be taken to the mat by a big boot from Fletcher. Some more clubbing strikes keeps the challenger grounded, until he hoists Kyle up and over for a suplex.
Fletcher retreats to the corner for a breather, only for Bandido to follow up with a cross body. He sends the champ to the ropes before lifting him up for a press slam onto the mat to a big pop. Bandido goes up for a big frog splash and the cover, but it’s only good for two.
Bandido looks for another one but the champ intercepts him on the turnbuckle. Bandido slips out as he looks for another press slam, but Fletcher breaks free for a lariat on the apron. He quickly follows up with a sheer drop brain-buster sending the luchador onto the hardest part of the ring before Bandido falls to the floor.
Ref checks on the challenger as Fletcher slides back into the ring, and this allows the ref to begin the count. Bandido is slow to his feet as the ref reaches seven, gaining some moral support from a fan in the front row before sliding into the ring at nine.
Fletcher intercepts him for a Liger bomb that gets another close near-fall, but as the champ goes for more damage he gets caught for a German suplex by Bandido instead. Kyle does everything he can to break free as Bandido transitions to a full nelson, being sent toward the ropes, and this allows him to land a 21 Dragon-plex.
Kyle starts to fight back as the challenger sends him to the ropes, and Bandido catches him with a big sunset powerbomb despite the champ’s best efforts to block it. Bandido gets back into the ring, setting himself on the top turnbuckle for a frog splash onto Fletcher on the floor.
He struggles back to his feet to bring the champ back into the ring, giving a nod to Eddie Guerrero before shifting to a shooting star press, but Fletcher kicks out at two, saving the match and his title. Kyle using the ropes to get up, and Bandido goes for a 21 Plex only for the champ to block it.
They trade thrust kicks before Bandido hits the ropes for a headscissors into a DDT. Both men are down as the ref begins a standing count. This ends when he tells Fletcher to let go of his foot, before the champ and challenger trade headbutts while on their knees.
Forearm by Fletcher as he gets to his feet, yelling at Bandido who fires back with another headbutt. He hoists Fletcher up for an X-Knee but Fletcher blocks it. He absorbs a few shots from the challenger before dropping him to the canvas with a boot.
He heads to the corner, dropping a knee pad for a running knee strike, but Bandido counters, slamming him to the mat for a two count instead! Bandido is up first as he brings Kyle to the corner for some chops. He props the champ up on the turnbuckle but Fletcher fights back.
They trade shots until Bandido is able to drop Kyle to the mat with a blockbuster, but it’s only good for two. Bandido’s back up as he sets Kyle up for a X-Knee, followed by a 21 Plex! He’s got the shoulders down for the count, and the champ manages to kick out.
The ref begins a new standing count as Bandido gets back up, going after Fletcher with some hard right hands. The champ crawls to the ropes, which gives Bandido an idea to go for the basement 21 Plex, only to run into a forearm by the champion.
He gives a nod to his former friend Takeshita with a Power Drive Knee followed by the sheer drop brain-buster for the cover, and this time it’s Bandido who narrowly kicks out. Fletcher brings the challenger to the corner for a brain-buster, but is cut off by Bandido.
Fletcher blocks a blockbuster, and when Bandido charges back at him he gets caught for an avalanche Michinoku Driver by the champ for a two-count. Fletcher pushes through, setting Bandido up for a turnbuckle brain-buster for the win to successfully retain his AEW International Championship.
Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Kyle Fletcher
Double Chain Match
The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson & Jay White) vs. The Dogs (David Finlay & Clark Connors)
Now it’s time for a double chain tag-team tilt. The video package airs to set the stage. Back live inside the Bell Centre, we see The Bang Bang Gang duo of Juice Robinson and “Switchblade” Jay White and The Dogs team of David Finlay and Clark Connors make their respective entrances.
As the refs start to attach the chains, The Dogs get the jump on their opponents, as Connors and Finlay lay into the Bang Bang Gang before attaching the chains themselves. From there, they continue the beatdown until Jay and Juice turn things around, taking both Dogs down with a set of chain-assisted lariats.
They send their opponents over the top rope to the outside, sliding underneath the ropes to pull the Dogs into the ring apron before continuing to fire off shots. Jay pulls Finlay in for a shot from Robinson before the Switchblade whips him with the chain itself.
From there, we see another shot and the Gang slide back into the ring to get the chains back in proper position, and to go for a double dive onto The Dogs for a huge pop from the Montreal crowd. They prop Clark and David against the barricade for some more shots, but the Dogs turn things around as they start laying into the Gang instead.
Finlay drops White to the floor before helping Connors beat up Robinson. Connors sends Juice into the ring steps, before both Dogs bring their opponents back in the ring. Clark continues to beat down on Robinson to boos from the crowd. Jay starts to fight back as Connors wraps the chain around the ring post to aid in choking Juice out.
This continues until Jay starts beating up Finlay…and Clark can’t intervene because of the lack of slack in his chain. Instead he has to run around the post to loosen the chain again, and this allows the Gang to gang up on him for some hard shots dropping him to the mat. Jay gets to his feet.
He hits a uranage on Finlay and the cover, but only gets a two count. Jay tries to get some more damage in until Connors fends off Robinson, allowing him to aid Finlay in sending Jay to the outside. Connors wraps the chain around the throat of Robinson, choking him out some more as White slides back into the ring.
The chain is caught up in the ropes, allowing Finlay to stop him from breaking the submission. Jay finally realizes one upside to this, as he uses both hands to pull the chain and draw Finlay close to him. He sends Finlay away and gets the chain untangled, allowing him to stop the submission and land a snap sleeper-plex on Connors.
White goes for a Blade Runner, but is pulled out of the ring by Finlay instead. The Dogs land a high-low on him for a near-fall, before looking for a Full Clip, but Robinson intervenes. He gets knocked down before Connors gets onto the turnbuckle. He gets sent onto the ring steps, allowing Jay to go after Finlay with a Blade Runner.
He wraps the chain around the throat of Finlay for a Cutthroat Suplex, and he and Juice take turns whipping David’s back with the chains. Jay looks to finish things off before Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia come in for an assist. The Gunn Club is out, but Shafir slides a shillelagh into the ring, and Finlay levels Robinson with it for the win.
Winners: The Dogs
TBS Championship
Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Maya World
A video package gets us ready for our next bout of the show, which is another title tilt, as Hikaru Shida defends the TBS Championship against Maya World. We get the entrances and the bell, and then Shida applies a side-headlock and drops World with a shoulder tackle.
They exchange elbow strikes and World gains the advantage. World runs the ropes, but Shida comes back with a knee strike. Shida takes World down on the outside, but World comes back and goes for a dropkick. Shida catches her on the apron and delivers right hands, but World turns it around and delivers elbow strikes.
They counter back and forth and Shida slams World face-first onto the apron. World comes back with a cross-body and follows with a dropkick in the ring, but only gets a two count. World takes Shida to the corner, but Shida works over her knee and goes up top.
World comes back with an elbow strike, but Shida grabs her leg and applies a Stretch Muffler up top. Shida drops World to the mat and bites her in the corner. Shida delivers a back-breaker and goes for the cover, but World kicks out at two. Shida slams World’s knee into the mat a few times, but World comes back with a hurricanrana.
World grabs Shida, but Shida pokes her in the eye and gets a roll-up for a two count. Shida goes for a superplex, but World counters out. World’s knee gives out and Shida delivers a dropkick from the ropes for a two count. World comes back with body shots and goes for a clothesline, but Shida ducks and delivers a kick to the face.
World comes back with a quick roll-up for a two count, and then takes Shida down with quick strikes. World delivers a few kicks and follows with an enzuigiri, but Shida sends her to the corner. World comes back with a stomp and splashes from the ropes for a two count.
Shida comes back with a leg trip and applies a single-leg Boston Crab, and then delivers shots to World’s back. Shida goes for the TBS Lock, but World makes it to the ropes. Shida goes up top and delivers a diving Meteora for a two count. Shida picks World up, but World counters and they exchange roll-ups for two counts.
They exchange elbow strikes and follows with simultaneous clotheslines. World delivers a Shining Wizard, and then follows with another to the back of Shida’s head. World lowers her knee pad and delivers a third Shining Wizard. World grabs her injured knee, and Shida is able to roll to the outside.
Shida grabs the kendo stick, but the referee takes it away and World drops her with a dive through the ropes. World gets Shida back into the ring and goes for a moonsault, but Shida dodges it and gets a roll-up for a two count. Shida delivers the Katana and goes for the cover, but World kicks out at two again.
They exchange strikes and World blocks an eye poke and gets a roll-up for a two count. Shida comes back with an elbow strike, and follows with a cut-throat Tombstone for a two count. Shida delivers another knee strike, and then applies the TBS Lock. Shida doesn’t let World tap out, and then delivers a German suplex.
Shida delivers a running knee strike, and then follows with another. Shida delivers a third knee strike and follows with the Falcon Arrow, but World grabs the bottom rope at the two count. Shida goes after the referee and charges at World, but World catches her into an overhead suplex and the win. We have a new TBS Champion.
Winner and NEW TBS Champion: Maya World
AEW World Tag-Team Championship
Cope & Cage (c) vs. Claudio Castagnoli & PAC
From one title tilt to another we go, as the video package airs to get us ready for Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defending their AEW World Tag-Team Championships against The Death Riders duo of Claudio Castagnoli and “The Bastard” PAC. Taz takes over for Nigel McGuinness on commentary for the rest of the show.
Castagnoli and PAC attack Copeland during his entrance, and then do the same to Cage during his. Castagnoli lays Cage out with an uppercut on the ramp, and then Copeland and PAC officially start the match. PAC slams Copeland into the corner and delivers quick strikes.
Castagnoli tags in as PAC puts his boot in Copeland’s face. Castagnoli stomps Copeland down and PAC chokes him behind the referee’s back. PAC throws Cage into and over the ring steps as Castagnoli delivers uppercuts to Copeland in the corner. PAC tags back in and chokes Copeland over the middle rope.
PAC slams Copeland into the corner and Castagnoli tags back in. The Riders double-team Copeland and Castagnoli delivers right hands. Castagnolo works over Copeland’s arm and transitions into a sleeper hold. Copeland counters into one of his own, but Castagnoli delivers a back suplex.
Castagnoli goes for the Neutralizer, but Copeland counters and runs the ropes. They drop each other with cross-bodies, and Cage is able to tag in. PAC tags in, as well, and Cage delivers shots to him and Castagnoli. Cage delivers rights and lefts to PAC in the corner, and then follows with a DDT for a two count.
Cage rakes Castagnoli’s eyes and slams him into PAC on the mat. Cage chokes PAC over the middle rope and follows with the drop-down uppercut. Cage kicks Castagnoli into the barricade and sends PAC onto him. Cage gets PAC back into the ring and goes up top for a diving headbutt. Cage goes for the cover, but PAC kicks out at two.
Cage goes for a Spear, but Castagnoli trips him up and PAC delivers a pump kick. Castagnoli tags in and delivers elbow strikes in the corner. Castagnoli follows with right hands and bits Cage’s head, but Cage rakes his eyes. PAC tags in as Cage gets Castagnoli up top.
Cage delivers a super-plex, but PAC connects with an elbow drop and gets a two count. PAC keeps Copeland grounded on the floor and follows with a knee strike and a knee drop to Cage in the ring. PAC delivers right hands and Castagnoli tags in.
Castagnoli delivers a back-breaker to Cage, and PAC follows with an elbow drop, but Castagnoli only gets a two count. Castagnoli applies a Sharp Shooter, but Copeland gets on the apron. Castagnoli breaks the hold and sends him back to the floor. PAC slams Copeland into the barricade and tags back in.
Castagnoli delivers an uppercut to Copeland that sends him over the barricade. Castagnoli slams Copeland into the guardrail in the crowd, and PAC goes for a Shooting Star Press. Cage gets his knees up and goes for the cover, but PAC kicks out at two. Castagnoli stomps onto Cage and tags back in.
Castagnoli and PAC deliver uppercuts in the corner, and then Castagnoli does the Giant Swing before PAC dropkicks Cage. Castagnoli goes for the cover, but Cage kicks out at two. The Riders go for the double team Neutralizer, but Castagnoli goes after Copeland as he comes back.
Copeland sends him over the barricade, and Cage slams PAC to the mat for a two count. Copeland tags in and delivers right hands and back fists to Castagnoli and PAC. Copeland drops them with clotheslines and tosses PAC into Castagnoli in the corner. Copeland drops them with Impalers.
He then goes for the cover on PAC, but Castagnoli breaks it up. Copeland clotheslines Castagnoli to the outside, but PAC gets a roll-up for a two count before the referee sees his feet on the ropes. Copeland drops PAC with a reverse DDT and goes for the Spear, but PAC dodges and Copeland hits the turnbuckle.
Castagnoli and PAC deliver the double team Neutralizer and PAC goes for the cover, but Cage breaks it up at two. PAC goes for a running lariat on Copeland, but Copeland counters and locks in a cross-face. Cage grabs Castagnoli’s boot on the outside, but Castagnoli kicks him away and breaks it up.
Castagnoli delivers shots to Copeland and Cage, and then PAC joins in with uppercuts in the corners. Cage and Copeland dodge the last ones and delivers Spears, and Copeland gets the pin fall on PAC. After the match, the Young Bucks come to the ring.
Cage holds his title in the air as the graphic for the match between the two teams for All In appears on the screen. The bucks want to shake hands. Copeland agrees, but Cage does not. That’s how the post-match announcement wraps up.
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag-Team Champions: Cope & Cage
No Holds Barred Match
“The Painmaker” Chris Jericho vs. “The Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa
It’s time for The revived “Painmaker” version of Chris Jericho to square off against “The Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa in our next match of the evening. After the video package wraps up, we head back inside the Bell Centre.
As always when he is in his Painmaker persona, Jericho has a baseball bat. This time it’s wrapped in barbed wire. Ciampa has a steel chair. They start swinging them and Ciampa gains the advantage. Ciampa slams Jericho’s face into the chair, but Jericho comes back with a Codebreaker after dodging a chair shot.
Jericho gets a one count, and then throws sand in Ciampa’s face. Ciampa goes to the floor, but Jericho follows him out. Ciampa slams him into the barricade and stomps on him a few times before grabbing a table. Ciampa sets the table up, but Jericho uses a fire extinguisher to blind him.
Jericho stomps on Ciampa in the ring and hits him with the chair, but Ciampa goes to the apron. Jericho follows, but Ciampa delivers a shot and slams him through the table. Ciampa gets Jericho back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Jericho kicks out at two.
Ciampa slams Jericho into the corner and grabs a hockey stick. Ciampa puts the stick in Jericho’s mouth and pulls back, and then puts on Boston Bruins gear before beating a Montreal Canadiens plush toy with the stick as the action continues. Ciampa makes a cover on the toy, but Jericho hits him with a trash can.
Jericho puts the can over Ciampa’s head and hits it with the stick and dumps hockey pucks and thumbtacks into the ring. The pucks also have tacks embedded in them, and Jericho supleces Ciampa onto them. Ciampa has been busted open, and Jericho grinds sandpaper into his head.
Jericho throws the Bruins jersey into the trash can and grabs a barbed wire table. Jericho gets back into the ring, but Ciampa hits him wiht the trash can a few times. Ciampa grinds one of the tacked pucks into Jericho’s head, and splits him open before getting a two count.
Ciampa grabs a knee pad covered in tacks, but Jericho puts him in the Walls of Jericho on top of the tacks. Ciampa grabs the barbed wire bat and hits Jericho in the back with it repeatedly. Ciampa rakes it across Jerichos’ head and they go to the apron.
They exchange shots and Jericho delivers a Death Valley Driver through the barbed wire table. Jericho gets Ciampa back into the ring and goes for the cover. Ciampa kicks out at two to keep this entertaining thriller alive a bit longer, as the action continues.
From there, Jericho gets Ciampa into the corner and stabs him in the leg with an object before bringing a mirror into the ring. Jericho sets up two chairs and puts the mirror on them. Jericho jabs Ciampa in the head with the object again, but Ciampa counters with a low-blow and slams Jericho through the mirror.
Ciampa goes for the cover, but Jericho kicks out at two. Ciampa brings a power drill into the ring, but Jericho spits green mist in his face. Jericho delivers the Judas Effect and goes for the cover, but Ciampa kicks out at two. Jericho brings another mirror in the ring, this one covered in barbed wire.
Now Jericho breaks the mirror over Ciampa’s back, and then grabs the tacked knee pad and puts it over his elbow. Jericho delivers the Judads Effect and goes for the cover, but Ciampa kicks out at two. Jericho uses the power drill on Ciampa’s head, and Ciampa gives up.
Winner: “The Painmaker” Chris Jericho
Mick Foley Interviews Divine Dominion
We shoot backstage, where Mick Foley is with the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions, Divine Dominion, Megan Bayne and Lena Kross. They let him sit in a chair below them ask him if he has seen two women more powerful, vicious, and genetically superior than them, and he cannot think of anyone.
Foley asks them about the Brawling Birds, who are also undefeated. Lena Kross says they don’t stand a chance in hell against them, and Megan Bayne says while he is down there he should bow down to them. Foley starts “bow-wowing” and barking like a dog before sending it back to ringside.
AEW National Championship
Mark Davis (c) vs. Andrade El Idolo
We head back to the ring for more championship action, as the AEW National Championship is on-the-line with Mark Davis of The Don Callis Family defending against Andrade El Idolo. The video package airs now to tell the story leading up to this title tilt.
After the ring entrances and ring introductions for this championship clash, the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. Andrade delivers a quick strike and gets a two count, and then goes for the DM. Davis backs Andrade into the corner and applies a sleeper hold, but Andrade backs him into the corner this time.
Andrade delivers a few elbows to get free, and then follows with chops. Andrade delivers an enzuigiri, but Davis guillotines him over the top rope. Davis drops Andrade to the mat and delivers elbow strikes before taking Andrade to the corner. Davis delivers chops, but Andrade applies an arm-bar over the top rope.
Andrade drops Davis with a cross-body, but Davis rolls to the apron. Andrade delivers an enzuigiri and follows with a hurricanrana on the floor. Andrade flirts with a female fan at ringside and goes for a DDT, but Davis blocks it and slams Andrade onto the apron. Davis gets Andrade back into the ring.
He then delivers a lunging elbow strike in the corner. Davis goes for the cover, but Andrade kicks out at one. Andrade comes back with a quick shot, but Davis chops him up top and applies a single-leg Boston Crab in the ropes. Davis kneels on Andrade for the cover, but Andrade kicks out.
Davis delivers shots on the mat and applies an abdominal stretch, but Andrade gets free. They exchange chops and Andrade drops Davis with a flying right hand. Andrade sends Davis to the corner and charges, but Davis drops him with a lariat. Davis goes for a gut-wrench slam, but Andrade counters.
Andrade drops him with a neck-breaker and elbow drop combination. Andrade delivers the Thriee Amigos and goes for the cover, but Davis kicks out at two. Andrade delivers double knees in the corner and goes for the cover, but Davis kicks out at two again.
Davis comes back with a few strikes and drops Andrade with a shot, but only gets a two count. Davis delivers a lariat and follows with a leaping piledriver, but only gets a two count again. Davis applies a sleeper on the apron, but Andrade counters out.
They exchange shots on the apron, and Davis clotheslines Andrade back into the ring. Davis pulls him right back to the apron and sets up for a piledriver, but Andrade sends him face-first into the turnbuckle with a hurricanrana. Andrade drops Davis with a moonsault from the top to the floor and gets him back into the ring.
Andrade with a standing moonsault after Davis dodges one from the top and goes for the cover, but Davis kicks out at two. Andrade goes up top again, but Davis gets his knees up and goes for a piledriver. Andrade counters into a roll-up for a two count. Andrade delivers a spinning back elbow and DM for the win. We have a new champ.
Winner and NEW AEW National Champion: Andrade El Idolo
Lexy Nair Interviews ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey
Lexy Nair is backstage for an interview with ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey. Bailey congratulates Andrade on taking one title away from the Don Callis Family. Bailey says he grabbed his shot at the International Championship in front of his people, and says he wants his shot against Kyle Fletcher at Grand Slam Mexico on August 5.
AEW Women’s World Championship
Thekla (c) vs. Willow Nightingale
From one title tilt to another we go, as it’s time for the AEW Women’s World Championship showdown pitting current title-holder Thekla against AEW women’s veteran Willow Nightingale. The pre-match video package brings us up to speed and then we head back down to ringside.
After the usual ring walks and ring introductions, the bell sounds to get this high stakes title tilt officially off-and-running. Nightingale takes Thekla down and delivers right hands. Nightingale follows with shots in the corner, but Thekla comes back with shots to Nightingale’s back.
Thekla runs the ropes, but Nightingale delivers the Pounce to send her to the outside. Nightingale slams Thekla into the barricade and the ring post, but Thekla comes back with shots to take Nightingale down as Mercedes Mone is shown watching from the stands.
Thekla rips at the stitches in Nightingale’s ear and chokes her over the middle rope and drops her with a snapmare. Thekla kicks Nightingale in the head and chokes her with her knee. Thekla applies a sleeper hold and bites Nightingale’s ear.
Thekla applies a submission and goes after Nightingale’s ear again, but Nightingale bites her fingers to break the hold. Thekla kicks Nightingale in the face, but Nightingale comes back with a clothesline on the apron. Nightingale delivers more clotheslines in the ring.
She then follows with back elbows in the corner. Nightingale delivers short-arm clotheslines and follows with a dropkick. She goes for the cover, but only gets a two count, keeping this match alive. After some action on the floor, Thekla gets Nightingale back into the ring and goes for the cover.
Nightingale kicks out at two. Thekla goes for the Spear, but Nightingale counters into a sunset flip for a two count. Nightingale delivers a Death Valley Driver and goes for the cover, but Thekla kicks out at two again. Nightingale goes for the Doctor Bomb, but Thekla escapes and delivers an elbow strike.
Thekla gets a roll-up for a two count as the referee catches her hand on the rope. Nightingale delivers a spine-buster and goes for a moonsault, but Thekla dodges and goes for the Spear. Nightingale counters and delivers a powerbomb, but only gets a two count as Skye Blue runs out and puts Thekla’s boot on the rope.
Nightingale powerbombs Blue on the floor and gets back into the ring, but Thekla delivers the Spear and goes for a stomp. Nightingale dodges and gets a backslide for the pin fall. We have a new AEW Women’s World Champion. The Conglomeration come out to celebrate with her.
Winner and NEW AEW Women’s World Champion: Willow Nightingale
AEW World Championship
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Kevin Knight
It’s main event time!
After the pre-match video package wraps up, we return inside the Bell Centre for some grand entrances. The Jet makes his way out first. Kevin Knight settles in the ring. “The God of Pro Wrestling” and Canada’s own reigning AEW World Champion Kenny Omega is out next in grand fashion.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Knight gets Omega into the corner and delivers body shots, but Omega comes back with a hurricanrana that sends Knight to the floor. Omega runs the ropes, but Knight comes back in with a knee to the midsection and sends Omega to the floor.
Knight drops Omega with a cross-body and slams Omega’s face into the commentary table, but Omega comes back with shots and clubs Knight in the back. Omega sends Knight toward the barricade, but Knight comes back and drops Omega with a leaping clothesline.
Knight gets Omega back into the ring and chokes him over the middle rope before slamming him into the corner and getting a one count. Knight takes Omega down and goes for a splash, but Omega dodges it. Knight takes Omega down again and connects with the splash this time, but only gets a two count.
Knight delivers uppercuts, but Omega comes back with a few shots before Knight rakes his eyes. Knight sends Omega across, but Omega delivers a back elbow and kicks him in the face. Knight comes back with a hurricanrana and goes for the cover, but Omega kicks out after a count of two to keep this one alive.
Now we see Knight focusing his attack on Omega’s knee, but Omega comes back and applies a submission. Knight makes it to the ropes and kicks Omega into the corner. Knight stomps Omega down and stands on his throat. Knight applies a rear chin-lock and transitions into an abdominal stretch, but Omega rolls over and gets a two count.
Knight delivers another body shot, but Omega comes back with a rolling senton. Omega goes for the moonsault, but Knight gets his knees up. Omega comes back with an arm-drag, and delivers a knee strike. Omega delivers a reverse hurricanrana and follows with a V Trigger.
Omega goes for the One Winged Angel, but Knight escapes out. Omega delivers a snap dragon suplex, and follows with strikes on the apron. Omega delivers another snap dragon, this one on the apron. They go to the commentary table, and Omega delivers another snap dragon on top of it.
Omega gets Knight back into the ring and delivers a knee strike. Omega delivers another knee strike and picks Knight up, but Knight counters with a DDT. Omega delivers elbow strikes, and Knight answers back with some of his own. Knight rakes Omega’s eyes, and then they butt heads as Omega comes back.
Omega runs the ropes, but Knight drops him with a Sky High. Omega goes to the apron, but Knight drops him with a springboard clothesline. Knight goes for a springboard to the floor, but Omega catches him with a kick. Omega gets him back into the ring and delivers a piledriver for a two count.
Omega goes up top, but Knight cuts him off and they exchange strikes. Omega eventually delivers a sunset flip power bomb and follows with the V Trigger, but Knight kicks out at two. Omega gets Knight up top, but Knight comes back with elbow strikes and hangs Omega upside down.
Knight delivers Coast-to-Coast and tries to use the AEW World title, but the referee stops him. Knight uses the TNT title instead and slams Omega on it. Knight gets the title out of the ring and goes for the cover, but Omega kicks out at two. Knight goes for the UFO Splash, but Omega gets his knees up.
Omega goes for the One Winged Angel, but Knight lands on his feet and delivers an elbow strike. Omega comes back with a knee strike and hits the One Winged Angel for the pin fall. After the match, the Death Riders, minus Ospreay, hit the ring and attack Omega.
The Young Bucks run out to make the save, but the Riders have the numbers advantage. Moxley wraps a chair around Omega’s head and Castagnoli gets ready to stomp on it, but Ospreay hits the ring. Wheeler Yuta tries to calm Ospreay down, but Ospreay shoves Castagnoli down and swings the chair at the Riders.
Moxley gets into the ring and talks to Ospreay, and then takes the chair from him and tosses it out of the ring. Moxley pulls out a plastic bag and hands it to Ospreay. Ospreay rips the bag instead of putting over Omega’s head, and then drops Moxley with an elbow strike.
Ospreay sends the rest of the Riders out of the ring as they charge in, and then drops PAC with the Hidden Blade. Ospreay takes off his Death Riders knee pad and throws it out of the ring. Ospreay picks up the AEW World title belt as Omega picks up the torn plastic bag. Omega drops the bag as Ospreay presents the title to him.
Omega jerks the title out of Ospreay’s hands, and then they shake hands. Ospreay doesn’t let go, and then says it’s just him and Omega at All In. Omega and Ospreay pose in the corners, but then Omega drops Ospreay with the One Winged Angel and picks up the plastic bag. Omega yells at Ospreay and holds the title in the air.
The Bucks come back to the ring. Omega and the Bucks hit the Elite pose and then Omega tells the doctor to check on Ospreay. Omega and the Bucks leave the ring, Omega holds the title in the air at the top of the ramp, and Ospreay stares him down from the ring as the show comes to a close on that shocking note.
Winner and STILL AEW World Champion: Kenny Omega
