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AEW All In 2024 Results: Bryan Danielson's Career Continues After Winning World Title

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Fernando Quiles Jr.

Feb 22, 2023; Phoenix, AZ, USA; Bryan Danielson appears during AEW Dynamite at Footprint Center.
Feb 22, 2023; Phoenix, AZ, USA; Bryan Danielson appears during AEW Dynamite at Footprint Center. / Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports

Fans are packing Wembley Stadium for AEW All In 2024, and we're bringing you live coverage of the event throughout the afternoon.

AEW's biggest show of the year takes place today, and it'll be headlined by an AEW World Championship match between titleholder Swerve Strickland and Bryan Danielson. If Danielson loses, he will retire.

A slew of other title matches will be featured on the pay-per-view card. We'll be sure to cover the entire PPV portion of the event right here.

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AEW All In 2024 Results: Multiple Title Matches, Big Surprise?

Another highly-anticipated championship match set for All In 2024 is the TBS Championship scrap between titleholder Mercedes Mone and Britt Baker. Mone has aligned herself with Kamille and looks to use any underhanded tactic to keep her gold away from Baker.

There's also the big rematch between MJF and Will Ospreay. Ospreay will be battling for MJF's AEW American Championship.

There has also been a lot of chatter on a certain former WWE superstar possibly making an appearance at All In 2024. Now that Ricochet has reportedly signed a deal with AEW, will the high flyer make his presence felt today?

AEW All In 2024 begins at 1 p.m. ET. MMA Knockout on Sports Illustrated will be providing live results and video highlights if you can't watch the action live. Just keep refreshing this page for updates.

Here's how the full card shapes up (in no order):

  • Swerve Strickland (c) vs. Bryan Danielson - for the AEW World Championship (Title vs. Career)
  • Mercedes MonΓ© (c) vs. Britt Baker - for the AEW TBS Championship
  • MJF (c) vs. Will Ospreay - for the AEW American Championship
  • Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May - for the AEW Women's World Championship
  • The Young Bucks (c) vs. FTR vs. The Acclaimed - for the AEW World Tag Team Championship
  • Casino Gauntlet - winner gets AEW World Championship match
  • Jack Perry (c) vs. Darby Allin - for the AEW TNT Championship
  • Chris Jericho (c) vs. HOOK - for the FTW Championship (if HOOK loses, he cannot challenge Chris Jericho again for the title)
  • The Patriarchy (c) vs. Bang Bang Gang vs. House of Black vs. Pac & Blackpool Combat Club - for the AEW World Trios Championship

AEW All In 2024 Results

The Patriarchy (c) vs. Bang Bang Gang vs. House of Black vs. Pac & Blackpool Combat Club - for the AEW World Trios Championship

Buddy Matthews launched his body over the top rope on the outside to take out his opponents. Pac followed up with a Red Arrow onto almost everyone on the outside.

Christian Cage, who ran away at the start of the match, marched back down to the ring only to be ganged up on by everyone in the match.

Nick Wayne hit Wayne's World on Brody King onto a table.

Pac hit a Red Arrow on Juice Robinson. Pac and Wheeler Yuta nailed suicide dives on the outside.

The Gunns ended up going through tables off the ladder, courtesy of Claudio and Brody King.

Nick Wayne hit a suicide dive into a Canadian Destroyer on Malakai Black right through a table.

Christian Cage hit a Spear on Buddy Matthews off the ladder. Pac kicked Christian off the ladder to win the AEW World Trios Championship for himself and the Blackpool Combat Club.

Winners AND NEW AEW World Trios Champions: Pac and The Blackpool Combat Club

Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May - for the AEW Women's World Championship

The two brawled at the start of the match. May hit a Powerbomb on Storm off the ring apron. May then spat at Luthor.

Mariah slapped her own mother, who was in the front row. Storm busted Mariah open with Storm Zero on the ring steps.

May kicked out of Storm Zero. She ended up hitting Mayday, but Storm kicked out.

Mariah went to grab a bloody show, but Storm stopped her, Toni was onflicted on whether or not she should hit Mariah with the shoe. May hit two knees and Storm Zero for the win.

Winner AND NEW AEW Women's World Champion: Mariah May

Chris Jericho (c) vs. HOOK - for the FTW Championship

All members of The Learning Tree attacked HOOK at the start of the match. Jericho hit the Codebreaker, but only got a one-count.

HOOK ended up suplexing Bryan Keith and getting Big Bill out of the ring.

HOOK attacked The Learning Tree with a cricket bat and cricket balls.

Bryan Keith nailed HOOK with a trash can lid. Jericho sunk in The Walls. HOOK countered for his own Walls of Jericho, but Big Bill broke up the submission.

Keith put a barbed wire board on a table on the outside. HOOK attacked Keith and Bill before he could be planted onto it.

Jericho accidentally knocked Big Bill off the ring apron onto the table and barbed wire board.

Taz had enough of the interference and he got Bryan Keith in a Tazmission.

In the ring, HOOK had Redrum on Jericho and forced the tap for the win.

Winner AND NEW FTW Champion: HOOK

The Young Bucks (c) vs. FTR vs. The Acclaimed - for the AEW World Tag Team Championship

After a brief exchange, FTR and The Acclaimed teamed up on The Young Bucks. Max Caster and Anthony Bowens then hit a neckbreaker-backstabber combo on Cash Wheeler.

Nicholas Jackson hit a springboard hurricanrana on Wheeler. He went for a springboard back in the ring, but Wheeler shoved him off and he ended up settling for a moonsault on The Acclaimed.

Matthew Jackson was hit with Shatter Machine, but Nicholas pulled the referee out of the ring.

Matthew tried hitting Anthony Bowens with the title, but Billy Gunn hit him with a Famouser.

Dax Harwood ended up being hit with the title belt, allowing The Young Bucks to hit the BTE Trigger for the win.

Winners AND STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks

After the match, The Grizzled Young Veterans attacked FTR.

Casino Battle Royale

The match got started with Orange Cassidy and the AEW Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada.

Nigel Mcguinness stunned fans as the third entrance in the Casino Battle Royale. Nigel and Okada exchanged strikes in the ring.

Kyle O'Reilly entered fourth. Fans got another surprise when G1 Climax winner Zack Sabre Jr. entered as the fifth competitor.

ZSJ and Nigel met at the center of the ring, which got a massive ovation from fans in attendance.

Roderick Strong is the sixth entrant. Mark Briscoe followed at number seven.

"Hangman" Adam Page was the eighth entrance. He hit a Deadeye on Orange Cassidy, but the pin was broken up.

Jeff Jarrett is in at number nine.

Number 10 is former WWE superstar Ricochet.

Christian Cage entered, followed by Killswitch. While Killswitch teased a face turn, he instead hit a Chokeslam on Kyle O'Reilly and allowed Christian to score the pin.

Winner: Christian Cage

MJF (c) vs. Will Ospreay - for the AEW American Championship

Ospreay went for a Hidden Blade, but MJF ducked. Ospreay almost accidentally hit the referee, and MJF took advantage of the distraction.

MJF gloated too much after getting a thumb to the eye on Ospreay. Will ended up hitting his step-up enzuigiri.

Ospreay went for a dive to the outside, but MJF caught him and planted Ospreay with a Tombstone.

In the ring, MJF hit a Cross Rhodes for a near fall.

Ospreay got his barrings and hit an Oscutter. He followed up with the double jump Oscutter, but MJF got his foot on the rope.

Ospreay hit the Storm Breaker, but MJF barely got his shoulder up before the three.

On the ring apron, Will missed an Oscutter. MJF hit a Panama Sunrise on the hardest part of the ring.

Ospreay went to hit Hidden Blade off the apron, but he accidentally knocked out the camera man.

In the ring, MJF grabbed the American title with the referee distracted. Ospreay went for Hidden Blade, but MJF nailed him with the belt.

Ospreay kicked out of the belt shot and a brainbuster.

Will accidentally knocked MJF into the referee. Ospreay hesitated on hitting the Tiger Driver, and MJF hit him with a low blow.

MJF pulled out brass knuckles, but Daniel Garcia stopped him. Ospreay decked MJF with Hidden Blade.

Ospreay hit the Tiger Driver on MJF for the win.

Winner AND NEW AEW International Champion: Will Ospreay

After the match, Christopher Daniels handed Ospreay the AEW International Championship instead of the American title.

Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Britt Baker - for the AEW TBS Championship

Kamille was at ringside for Mercedes, and she kept pulling the TBS Champion out of harm's way. Mone began to target the back of Britt.

Baker pulled out her glove for Lockjaw, but Mone got out. Mercedes put on Britt's glove and taunted her before getting hit with an Airraid Crash.

Britt put her glove back on, but couldn't hit a second Air Raid Crash. Britt countered the Money Maker with an inside cradle for a two-count.

Mone hit a Backstabber.

Mone went for a scoop slam on Britt from the turnbuckle, but Britt turned her body over for an insane powerslam counter.

Britt got Kamille ejected by pretending she was hit with Mercedes' NJPW Strong title.

Baker hit Panama Sunrise followed by a Stomp for a near fall.

Britt went for Lockjaw, but Mercedes bit her fingers. Mercedes hit the Money Maker for the win.

Winner AND STILL AEW TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone

Jack Perry (c) vs. Darby Allin - Coffin Match for the AEW TNT Championship

Darby immediately hit a suicide dive on Perry. With Jack seated on a chair, Darby landed a missile dropkick.

Darby put Perry against the coffin and went for another suicide dive, but no one was home.

Perry pulled out a bag and poured broken glass on the mat. Darby reversed Perry and sent his back into the glass.

Perry tied Darby's hands with tape and the legs with his own belt. He then threw Darby off the stage onto tables.

Perry placed Darby in a body bag and threw him in the coffin for the win.

Winner AND STILL AEW TNT Champion: Jack Perry

After the match, The Young Bucks brought out a gas tank. Matthew and Nicholas poured gasoline all over Darby and the coffin.

The lights went out and Sting's music played. Sting marched down with his baseball bat. Jack Perry retreated after his chairshot was ineffective.

Sting planted The Young Bucks with a double Scorpion Death Drop.

Swerve Strickland vs. Bryan Danielson - Title vs. Career Match for the AEW World Championship

Daneilson targeted the arm of Swerve early. Danielson landed a springboard cannonball on the outside.

Swerve carried Danielson on the ring arpon and referee Paul Turner was accidentally kicked. Prince Nana brought in the ring bell so that Swerve can drive Danielson's head on it.

Danielson was busted open.

Swerve mocked Danielson's family. Danielson blocked a kick and went for a submission. He settled for a Tiger Suplex instead.

Danielson hit a Tiger Suplex from the top rope for a two-count.

Danielson locked in Cattle Mutilation on Swerve, but Strickland countered with the Vertebreaker. Strickland hit Swerve Stomp, but Danielson kicked out.

Swerve hit three House Calls, but Danielson kicked out at two. Swerve kept kicking Danielson, which only made him angry.

Danielson slapped Swerve and locked in a triangle choke. Swerve got out, but Danielson dropped him on his head with a backdrop.

Swerve ate a knee from Danielson and hit a House Call. Strickland hit Big Pressure for a close two-count.

Hangman Page distracted Swerve with his interference, as security took him away.

Danielson drilled Swerve with the Busaiku Knee for a near fall.

Danielson hit two more Busaiku Knees, and then locked in the Lebell Lock. Danielsol snapped Swerve's fingers and reapplied the lock, forcing Swerve to tap out.

Winner AND NEW AEW World Champion: Bryan Danielson

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Fernando Quiles Jr.

FERNANDO QUILES JR.

Fernando has over a decade of combat sports news writing experience. He currently covers MMA, boxing, and pro wrestling. Fernando joined MMA Knockout as the Lead Writer/Editor when it was founded in 2023.

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