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AEW All In 2026 Results, Highlights, And Booking Grades: Will Ospreay, Mercedes Moné Win AEW World Championships

Full results and highlights from the AEW All In 2026 PPV event from inside Wembley Stadium in London.
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Will Ospreay
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The biggest AEW show of the year is here. All In 2026 rolls into London inside Wembley Stadium. The show is built on a hometown kid returning to win a world championship.

The main event of this year's All In is Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW Men's World Championship. Omega won the title earlier this summer from MJF and Ospreay earned a shot on this stage by winning this year's Owen Hart Cup Tournament. The stars are now aligned for a classic.

Omega has attempted to poke and prod Ospreay throughout the build to the match. He's talked about Ospreay's past history in pro wrestling, but also invoked his personal life by bringing up his wife, family, and son.

Ospreay and Omega each hold a victory over the other and this bout at All In will crown a definitive winner. Ospreay vowed to "bring it home" by winning the world championship in London. Omega has maintained that Ospreay has not and won't be able to win the big one. They collide at All In!

The AEW Women's World Championship will also be decided at All In. Willow Nightingale is scheduled to defend her title against the Women's Owen Hart Cup tournament winner, Mercedes Mone. Nightingale enters the match at a clear disadvantage because of a broken hand that she's nursing.

Mone hasn't had the best history at All In. Last year she also won the Owen Hart Cup tournament and challenged for the world title at the big show. Mone lost that match to Toni Storm. She'll look for retribution and to reverse her All In history on Sunday afternoon.

The Young Bucks
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All In wouldn't be the show that it is without a dream match. Tony Khan is delivering just that this year in the tag team division.

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage were an iconic tag team of the Attitude Era in WWE and shaped the careers of many tag teams after them. One of those teams was The Young Bucks. As it were, Copeland and Cage reunited in AEW and won the tag titles. Now, they'll defend them across eras against The Bucks.

Finally, what role might Kofi and Austin Creed have on the show? The duo formerly known as Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods in WWE officially signed with AEW this weekend. Will they make their presence felt somehow? It all goes down at AEW All In.

AEW All In 2026 Live Blog

-And we start our AEW All In 2026 live blog with the AEW World Trios Championship Roulette Royale. The Dogs and Bang Bang Gang were the first two teams in the ring. After them were The Demand, The Conglomeration, and The Death Riders.

-Prior to this match, Persephone defeated Maya World to win the TBS Championship. She didn't achieve that on her own. A masked assailiant entered the ring and helped Persephone. It was revealed to be the returning Britt Baker. Baker put World in the Lockjaw submission and then cut a promo with Persephone backstage.

-The Buy-In ended with the teams brawling in the ring and the official show started soon after.

-Swerve Strickland made his entrance as the final team, but was alone. He got about halfway down the ramp and then brand new music played. Kofi and Austin Creed walked down the ramp, formerly known as The New Day in WWE. They were announced as The New Level.

-The New Level win Roulette Royal and become the new AEW World Trios Championships. Kofi, Creed, and Strickland all got some big spots in at the end of the match. They took out The Death Riders to earn the victory. Kofi got in his battle royal spot of almost getting eliminated ala the Royal Rumble. The audience popped big for the win.

Booking Grade: 10/10

  • AEW shot the New Level debut perfectly. It was creative and unique, but captured the special nature of their debut.
  • Kofi and Creed looked like a million bucks and got all their key spots in. With this debut happening on the show and in this match, they had to be crowned champs at the end and they were. Smart booking and entertaining booking.

-The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion to win the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championships. The Birds were the obvious favorite with the audience and that crowd popped big for the title change.

-The match was hard-hitting as advertised. In the end, Hayter and Windsor hit a double team move on Lena Cross and then both pinned her for the victory.

Booking Grade: 8/10

-The match got enough time, but didn't get out of third gear. Plus, the audience seemed a smidge tired after a busy opening match. That said, The Birds obviously needed to get the win here. Thumbs up on that, though the double pin is so, so silly.

-Jon Moxley defeated Nigel McGuinness to win the AEW Continental Cup Challenge and retain the AEW Continental Championship. Lots of drama.

-Moxley won the match by submission with an ankle lock submission. Moxley worked over the injured Nigel ankle for most of the match, so the finish made sense. They built in a handful of moments where the audience really bought that Nigel may win.

Booking Grade: 9/10

  • A really good match that they were able to get some drama out of because of the hometown reaction to Nigel McGuinness. McGuiness sold the ankle very well and that helped his hope spots and near falls.
  • The finish was very well done. It's rare to see a guy come that close to reaching the ropes, but then not reach them. A fitting end for Nigel in the tournament. So close, but yet so far.

-Kazuchika Okada defeated Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita in a triple threat match to win the AEW International Championship. This had some incredible action. Okada and Fletcher were supposed to run the Callis play and make sure the title left with the family. That happened, but Okada and Fletcher were not on the same page from the start.

-Fletcher and Okada bickered and tried to one-up the other throughout the entire match. Fletcher tried to pin Okada on multiple occasions. Same thing the other way. In the end, Okada hit Fletcher with a Rainmaker, while Takeshita was down because of a top rope Brainbuster from Fletcher. Okada could've pinned Takeshita, but he pinned Fletcher instead to win the title.

-After the match, Okada made Fletcher hand him the belt and raise his hand. Don Callis encouraged that too. Fletcher did so, begrudgingly.

Booking Grade: 7/10

  • The action in this was tremendous. Unique stuff and wild bumps, including a top rope spinning DDT from Takeshita to Fletcher. In-ring, this delivered.
  • The match missed the mark when it came to the Kyle Fletcher and Okada drama. If the play that Callis called was to make sure one of them left with the title, he should've been significantly more angry and frustrated when they started fighting one another. The finish would've landed better had they gotten along a little better rather than outright fight during the match.

-Andrade El Idolo won the Casino Gauntlet Match to earn a shot at the AEW Men's World Championship. The match was total chaos and also involved Jack Perry, MJF, Chris Jericho, Komander, Mistico, Nick Wayne, and many others.

-MJF tried to align with Nick Wayne at the beginning of the match and it paid off for a while. In the end, though, Andrade pinned Wayne to get the victory.

Booking Grade: 7/10

  • A bit of a hodge-podge match with a surprise ending. Andrade against either Will Ospreay or Kenny Omega is a great match, but an odd one given their alignments.
  • An MJF win would've setup a clear main event match with either champion that walks out of the show. Clearly, something is at play here, but the question is what. I'm intrigued.

-Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defeat The Young Bucks to retain the AEW Men's World Tag Team Championships. This was a Young Bucks-style match in every sense. Quick pace, ref spots, and unique high-flying action.

-Cage essentially got the victory for his team, but only after he illegally used a wrench. Cage hid it in his arm tape, but then clocked both Bucks with it. Cage then tossed Nick Jackson into Copeland who hit him with a spear for the win.

-After the match, Cage and Copeland celebrated, but were then confronted by the top tag teams in AEW. These teams included Motor City Machine Guns, FTR, and The New Level. They all started one another down and then Cage and Copeland left the ring.

Booking Grade: 6/10

  • The match itself was excellent. Strong near falls and storytelling. A shenanigan finish, though? Why? Neither team would really have lost anything by doing a clean job.
  • Worse than the finish itself, was that how it was entirely glossed over by the announce team. Cage cheated to win. All of that heat was neutralized when nobody mentioned it and just fawned over the tag teams that came out to the ring in the aftermath.

-Darby Allin defeated Kevin Knight in a Falls Count Anywhere Match to win the TNT Championship. The match started out hot with Allin bleeding from the back of the head and it devolved into chaos from there.

-The Don Callis Family got involved on behalf of Knight, but Steve Borden made the save. They eventually got him too and then Sting walked out. Sting took out Jake Doyle and Brian Cage with his bat and then tossed it to Allin, who used it on Knight.

-Knight escaped up the ramp, but Allin caught him. Allin then climbed to the top of the staging and crashed through Knight with a Coffin Drop. Knight was put on a stretcher after and Allin hit the move on him through that too. He then made the cover for the win.

Booking Grade: 8/10

  • It took a bit to get the audience invested. To this point, they had been watching for five hours. That's a long time. The interferences, Sting, and then the big stage spot brought them back.
  • Darby Allin is crazy. The top of the stage Coffin Drop looked incredible and it was treated as such by the audience. Huge move.

-Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale to win the AEW Women's World Championship. Mone started to bleed from the nose early in the match. After, both women beat the tar out of the other. Nightingale hit a suplex from the apron to the floor on Mone and Mone viciously targeted Willow's broken hand.

-The referee was accidentally knocked out during the match and Mone used that as an opportunity to target the hand even more. Mone used the steel steps and the announce table to continue injuring the hand. In the end, Mone countered a Nightingale power bomb into a Bank Statement submission. Nightingale passed out and Mone was awarded the championship.

Booking Grade: 9/10

  • A really good match. Incredibly hard-hitting and intense. I wanted to see Mone target that hand and she did. That was the essence of the match. Mone as world champion opens up a plethora of opportunities for the division moving forward.
  • -Nightingale has a broken hand. An incredible match for her given those circumstances. Hope she isn't out too long if at all.

-Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to win the AEW Men's World Championship. The action started hot. Then, it slowed down when Omega took over. He relentlessly pounded on Ospreay with countless moves that targeted the neck. Momentum swung back and forth after that.

-In the end, Ospreay kicked out of a One Winged Angel. He then hit his own and Omega kicked out at one. Ospreay hit Stormbreaker after that and Omega also kicked out at one. Ospreay then pulled off his elbow pad and struck Omega with a final shot, which was a Hidden Blade to the face.

Booking Grade: 10/10

  • A fantastic match and I'll get to that, but the match was built on a tremendous foundation of entrances. Omega, and especially Ospreay, had personalized entrances that made you feel the moment as an audience member. A tone setter for all the action and the best main event presentation AEW has ever put on.
  • As for the match? Perfect storytelling. Ospreay getting grounded early by Omega was the right choice and set up the mountain for Ospreay to climb. Omega was masterful. He worked as a heel and with each maniacal move, he built anticipation for the Ospreay comeback, which was lit by a shotgun Hidden Blade. Insanely intense and neither guy missed a spot at any point. The ending was poetic. Ospreay hit the shot.
  • Will Ospreay is the guy now in AEW and that's the way it should be for the time being.

AEW All In 2026 Results:

  • Lio Rush and The Rascalz defeated The Opps, Anthony Bowens, and Action Andretti
  • Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron defeated Sisters of Sin
  • Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, QT Marshall, and Big Boom AJ defeated Shane Taylor Promotions
  • Persephone defeated Maya World to win the TBS Championship
  • The New Level won Roulette Royal to become the new AEW World Trios Champions
  • The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion to win the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championships
  • Jon Moxley defeated Nigel McGuinness to win the AEW Continental Cup Classic tournament and the AEW Continental Championship
  • Kazuchika Okada defeated Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita to win the AEW International Championship
  • Andrade won the Casino Gauntlet Match to earn a shot at the AEW Men's World Championship
  • Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defeated The Young Bucks to retain the AEW Men's World Tag Team Championships
  • Darby Allin defeated Kevin Knight to win the TNT Championship in a Falls Count Anywhere Match
  • Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale to win the AEW Women's World Championship
  • Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to win the AEW Men's World Championship
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Zack Heydorn
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Zack Heydorn has been covering the pro wrestling industry for a decade and writes news, features, and interviews for The Takedown On SI. He also hosts and cohosts a variety of WWE and AEW shows on YouTube. Heydorn is a former Assistant Editor of PWTorch and Managing Editor of SEScoops. Zack is also the author of the Hybrid Shoot book Stunning: The Wrestling Artistry of Steve Austin, which is available on Amazon. You can follow Zack on X and Bluesky.

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