AEW All In London Results
August 30, 2026
London, England (Wembley Stadium)
Results by: Alex Kahrs of Wrestleview.com
The Buy In (beginning 11:00 a.m. Eastern):
- 8-Man Tag: Lio Rush & The Rascalz def. The Opps (Katsuyori Shibata, HOOK, Anthony Bowens, and Action Andretti)
- Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron def. Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue)
- 8-Man Tag: Boom & Doom (“Big Boom” AJ and QT Marshall) and The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) def. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo, and Shawn Dean)
- TBS Championship: Persephone def. Maya World
- Trios Roulette Royale for the AEW World Trios Championship: Hangman & Brodido (c) vs. The Bang Bang Gang vs. The Dogs vs. The Demand vs. Death Riders vs. The Conglomeration vs. Wild Card Trio TBA (Match bleeds into main show)
Glory, glory AEW… it’s time for All In London!
The main show kicks off with the remaining entrants in the Trios Roulette Royale standing off as Swerve Strickland makes his entrance for the Wild Card team…and out come his partners in “Awesome” Austin Creed and Kofi, the former New Day now introduced to us as The New Level! Crowd chanting for them as they head into the ring to keep things rolling on this match!
Trios Roulette Royale for the AEW World Trios Championship: Hangman & Brodido (c) vs. The Bang Bang Gang vs. The Dogs vs. The Demand vs. Death Riders vs. The Conglomeration vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level
They go to work quickly before The Demand take control, knocking down Austin and Kofi before dropping Swerve to the mat. GOA hoist up Strickland, but Austin and Kofi are there to make the save before taking GOA over the top rope to eliminate them!
Ricohcet remains as the only one left for his team, rolling under the bottom rope to escape disaster. Cassidy dodges a Busaiku Knee, but gets caught on the ropes with a chokehold by Yuta. Orange breaks free and eliminates Yuta, only to be eliminated himself by Ricochet!
The chaos continues as Bandido returns to the match to take out PAC with a headscissors. He looks for a 21 Plex but gets laid out with a House Call by Strickland, who finds himself standing face to face with his most heated rival in Adam Page. This stops for a moment when Ricochet gets involved, only for Page to use Swerve as a base for a Buckshot Lariat on him. They face off again until The Dogs get involved.
The field starts to thin out as we see Bandido, Clark Connors, David Finlay, and Jay White eliminated in close succession. Kidd celebrates the last of these until he gets taken out by Page, who blocks a Neutralizer by Claudio to land a Gotch style piledriver instead. Page catches Ricochet on the apron…and ends up being eliminated by the former National Champion! We’re guaranteed new champions as Ricochet gets into it with Strickland…who hoists Ricochet up for a powerbomb right out of the ring to eliminate him!
This leaves us with Gabe Kidd representing The Dogs, while working with the remaining Death Riders in Claudio and PAC going up against Swerve and the New Level. They go at it until Swerve and Creed get taken down, and the Death Riders alliance target Kofi. They send him over the top rope…but Kofi and battle royal matches go together like peanut butter and sandwiches, as Kofi’s feet catch the bottom rope to stop himself from falling to the floor!
Death Riders celebrate without realizing they haven’t won yet, noticing that Kofi is still hanging on. PAC heads to the apron to stomp away at Kofi, and he lands on his back…with his feet still on the apron! Nana gets an assist as he wheelbarrows Kofi to the ring steps, and Swerve sends Kidd out of the ring to eliminate him as Kofi gets back in the ring. Claudio and PAC go after Swerve but get picked off by Creed and Kofi, who send the pair over the top ropes to eliminate them last!
Winners of the Trios Roulette Royale and new AEW World Trios Champions: Swerve Strickland & The New Level
The new champs celebrate as we go to a video package hyping up our next match, with the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship on the line as Brawling Birds challenge Divine Dominion!
Back at ringside, Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter make their entrance to a big pop. Out next are the champs as Divine Dominion head to the ring to get this match underway!
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Divine Dominion (c) vs. The Brawling Birds
Chaotic start to the match as the challengers try to take Kross and Bayne off their game. We end up with Bayne and Hayter as the legal competitors after the champs overpower their opponents. Nearfall for Bayne, who brings Jamie to her feet to set her up on the turnbuckle. She steps on Hayter’s throat while posing with Lena, and then continues a beatdown before making the tag to Kross.
Lena gets a sliding lariat on Jamie for a nearfall, followed by a pendulum as she tags in Bayne for a two count of her own. Hayter gets to her feet, fighting back before Megan intercepts her on the ropes. Hayter fights out of a double team by the Dominion after a tag made to Kross, taking them out with a lariat before making a tag to Windsor.
Bayne tries to intervene but gets sent to the outside, before Alex takes Kross to the mat for a nearfall. In comes Hayter, but Kross fights them off before sending Windsor to the corner. Tag to Bayne as they lay out Hayter…before she manages to get a tag back to Windsor! Brawling Birds taking control as they send the champs down with a pair of suplexes, but Divine Dominion connect with one of their own…only to be taken out with a double lariat by the challengers!
We’re left with Windsor and Bayne in the ring as the ref begins the count. They get to their feet to trade strikes, and Windsor ends up taking the Megasus to the corner. Hayter gets some shots in before tagging in, and the Birds drop Bayne to the mat with a double superplex. Bayne pops to her feet before Hayter lays her out, but it’s only good for two.
Kross comes in with a tag and they go after Jamie, going for Divine Intervention…but Jamie counters with a DDT on each of them. The champs are barely fazed however, and they end up dropping her with a Divine Intervention that connects…only for Windsor to pull Kross out of the ring to break it up! Hayter comes in and the challengers send Bayne out of the ring before dropping Lena with Two Birds One Stone for the win!
Winners via pinfall and new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions: The Brawling Birds
The new champs celebrate as we get a video package hyping up the Continental Challenge Cup Final for the AEW Continental Championship!
We head to ringside as Nigel gets a nice pop from Wembley on his way to the ring. We see Jon Moxley getting hyped up from the Death Riders on his way through the crowd, also getting a pop from the crowd as he heads to the ring to get this match underway!
AEW Continental Championship – Continental Challenge Cup Final: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness
The two circle the mat before Nigel catches Mox with a full nelson, only for the champ to counter out. They trade holds until Mox takes his challenger to the ropes, but McGuinness turns it around before making a clean break. Mox takes control of the arm of Nigel, but a rope break stops that quickly as Nigel fires back with some strikes. Jon takes a breather on the outside before getting back into the ring. He goes after the injured leg of Nigel, who favors it as he backs off in the corner.
Mox takes the opening but is quickly cut off by the challenger, who kicks the head of Mox before wrapping his leg around the champ’s arm in a modified hammerlock. He pushes on it further until Mox finally finds a way to break free, getting to his feet to trade strikes with McGuinness before sweeping him off his feet.
Mox brings the challenger to the corner, wrapping Nigel’s leg around the rope as he lands some shots on him. He backs off just long enough to charge at the leg with a stomp, and he brings Nigel to the mat. He pulls off the tape that Nigel has around his injured foot, trying to target the foot even more…until Nigel uses the tape around Mox’s face to break free! He goes after the arm of the champ, who breaks out of a London Dungeon to land some more shots. He sends Nigel to the corner, but the challenger evades and sets Mox up for a Tower of London for a two count.
Mox traps his arm, looking for a LeBell Lock…but Nigel counters it with one of his own before pulling at the eyes of the champ. The ref forces a break here as Moxley lands a lariat from the ropes to gain control, pummeling away at the challenger. He eggs Nigel on to keep on fighting, and Nigel obliges as he gets to his feet. Both men trade strikes until Nigel catches the champ with a lariat from the ropes of his own!
Nigel sends Mox to the ropes, with the champ looking for another lariat…but gets caught with one by the challenger instead! Mox catches him with a bulldog choke, and Nigel uses his chin on a nerve to break the hold! Nigel traps the champ in a London Dungeon as Mox tries to break free…and he finally does, transitioning to an ankle lock! He pulls Nigel away from the ropes…and Nigel finally manages to break free with a counter into a clutch for two!
Mox goes to the ropes for a sunset flip, but Nigel once again traps him for a nearfall. Both men back on their feet as Nigel fires off some shots…until the champ trips him up, immediately going for the ankle lock once more! Nigel crawls toward the ropes until Mox lets go just long enough for a curb stomp, and grabs the ankle once again. Nigel crawls ever closer to the ropes, getting just inches away…until the pain is too much, forcing the challenger to tap out as the ref calls for the bell!
Winner via submission, inaugural AEW Continental Challenge Cup winner, and still AEW Continental Champion: Jon Moxley
Death Riders come out to celebrate with Mox, leaving through the crowd with the Cup and the title as the crowd chants “oh, Nigel McGuinness” at the man still in the ring. He gets to his feet to acknowledge the crowd before we get a video package hyping up the International Title 3-Way Match coming up next!
Back at ringside, Konosuke Takeshita is the first to make his entrance for the match. Out next is Kazuchika Okada, and we round things out with a change in intro to Kyle Fletcher’s theme as the champ makes his way to the ring before we get things underway!
AEW International Championship – 3-Way Match: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada
The three men stare each other down to start…until Fletcher lands a thrust kick sending Okada to the outside! Takeshita can’t believe it at first, before he and the champ get into it. Fletcher hits the ropes for speed, sending the Alpha to the apron…where Okada pulls him to the outside! He blocks a kick from the champ before taking him and Konosuke down with a set of DDTs to the floor.
Okada gets back into the ring as Fletcher and Takeshita get back to their feet, just in time for the Rainmaker to send them back down with a dive. We end up with Takeshita and Okada in the ring now, as Okada catches the Alpha from the corner for a backbreaker. Body slam by Okada, who goes up top for an elbow drop. He mocks the crowd with a British “greeting” into a middle finger, only for the champ to catch him with a half and half suplex. He hoists Okada up as Konosuke dodges the path, allowing Okada to collide with the middle turnbuckle lawn dart style.
Takeshita with a Blue Thunder Bomb for two, but Okada stops a Raging Fire before looking for a Rainmaker lariat…only to take one by Takeshita instead, who follows up with a Raging Fire on the champ. All three men are down, but not for long as Okada goes to the corner to unveil a screwdriver. Fletcher catches him, still remembering what Okada did back at the Continental Classic.
Okada offers the screwdriver to Kyle, suggesting he use it on Takeshita. Okada tries to blindside the champ but walks into the path of the Alpha, who lands a German suplex before cradling him for a pin. Fletcher goes after him and takes a German suplex as well from the Alpha, who has a pin attempt on both before they kick out at two! Okada back up as he sends Takeshita away, targeting Fletcher…who lands a Rainmaker lariat on Okada instead. Takeshita sends him to the corner for a running corner kick, followed by a big massive DDT and a Power Drive Knee for two.
They trade offense until Fletcher takes Takeshita down for a nearfall. Konosuke tries to regain control..only for Okada to pull him away for a Rainmaker lariat! Cover by Okada, but it’s broken up by the champ. Okada finds himself at odds with both opponents, who go to work sending the Rainmaker out of the ring before going back at each other. Okada tries to intervene again before Takeshita sends him outside, and this allows Fletcher to take control with a dropkick instead.
Takeshita gets sent to the corner, where Fletcher drops him with a brainbuster…only for Okada to come in with a Rainmaker lariat on the champ for the win!
Winner via pinfall and new AEW International Champion: Kazuchika Okada
Callis enters the ring to present the title to the new champion, before Fletcher pulls the title away from Okada. Callis and Okada persuade him to make good on his word, presenting the title to Okada and raising his hand before we go to a video package hyping up the Casino Gauntlet Match up next!
Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match – For a Guaranteed World Championship Match
Andrade El Idolo and MJF make their entrances as the first two to get into the match, quickly getting into it as El Idolo sends MJF to the corner. Maxwell fights back before hitting the ropes for a pelvis attack. Not to be outdone, Andrade fights back before hitting the ropes for one of his own, taking off his pants early before sending MJF to the outside with the absolutely massive…impact from the attack.
El Idolo takes a break to take a selfie with someone in the front row…until Nick Wayne comes running at him, sending Andrade into the barricade! We find out he’s the third entrant as he and MJF bring Andrade back into the ring, with the former World Champion offering an alliance with the young man.
They stomp away at El Idolo until “Speedball” Mike Bailey comes out for the next entry, dodging a dropkick from Nick to lay in a flurry of kicks. He and El Idolo work together to take out MJF and Nick Wayne as Tommaso Ciampa makes his way out as our next entrant! He makes his way down the ramp…and the random interval really comes into play as Jericho is out next! Ciampa retreats up the ramp to go after Jericho…who knocks him to the ramp!
The crowd sings along with Jericho’s theme as he heads to the ring, Tommaso following close behind. He gets knocked away after both men enter the ring, and we end up with Jericho staring down MJF. They start to go at it until Jericho traps MJF with the Walls of Jericho…but in comes Mark Davis for a piledriver on Jericho as we find out he’s the next entrant. He follows up with one on Bailey, and after MJF thanks him for taking care of Jericho, he too takes a piledriver from Dunkzilla!
Out next is Komander, despite Justin Roberts telling us it’s Mistico, and the luchador clears things out sending them to the outside for a rope walk dive while Justin saves his hide with the correct announcement. Moments later, Mistico actually makes his entrance as the crowd at Wembley sings along with his banger of a theme…only for Daniel Garcia to blindside him on the ramp as we find out he’s in this next.
He takes the legend to the ring, only for Mistico to get the drop on him with a dive through the ropes. Mistico turns his attention to the rest of the field with a dive on the outside, before standing off with Komander…until MJF intervenes, sending Komander away before landing a twisting piledriver on Mistico. Garcia comes in to take MJF down, but is sent to the corner…where Bailey lands a shooting star knee drop to the back of MJF! Cover by Bailey gets a two, and Ciampa comes running in. He blocks a kick from Speedball, biting the foot and dropping Bailey down for a knee drop as “Jungle” Jack Perry comes out next with the crowd singing along with his theme!
He goes to work on Ciampa with a Snare Trap before Nick Wayne intervenes, only to be sent away. In comes Davis, but he gets taken out by Jack. MJF blindsides Perry for a nearfall, and we end up with a trade off of nearfalls in the ring. Wayne with a dive into a Destroyer on Perry before going up top for a Phoenix Splash, but it’s only good for two. MJF comes in, looking for some revenge on Wayne for something done earlier, and connects with a low blow before hitting a Heatseeker…only to walk into a Dia de los Muertos by Andrade, who covers Nick Wayne for the win!
Winner (earning a future World Title shot): Andrade El Idolo
Andrade celebrates the win as we go to a video package hyping the World Tag Team Championship match coming up next.
Back at ringside, the Young Bucks have a video looking back on their careers up to this point before making their entrance to a great pop. They embrace their family before entering the ring, just as Adam Copeland makes his way out to a big pop. Crowd at Wembley loves their singing and they keep it up for Cope as he heads to the ring. Christian Cage makes his entrance now, the crowd loving as a more reserved Cage heads to the ring to get this match underway!
AEW World Tag Team Championship: Cage and Cope (c) vs. Young Bucks
Cage and Matt face off to start as the crowd chants “Hey, hey Christian, I wanna know if you’ll be my dad” (yeah, I know). The men lock up with things moving to the corner not once but twice. Cage takes control with a kick before tagging in Cope…who takes a slap to the face by Matt! Matt claims he didn’t mean to do it but Cope isn’t having that, sending Nick off the apron before bringing Matt to the corner for a double team and a tag to Cage. Cage continues this until Matt fires back with a jawbreaker, allowing for a tag to Nick as the Bucks take control. They end up taking Cope off the apron before continuing the double team on Cage…who drops them with a reverse DDT!
Tag made to Cope and the champs regain control now, setting up for Cage to send Nick’s head where the sun doesn’t shine on poor, poor Matt…who gets dropped to the floor by Cope! He gets brought back into the ring, where Cage goes back to work before tagging in Adam. Neckbreaker by Cope, who brings Matt back to the corner for a tag to Christian and another double team.
Snapmare allows Cage to keep on top of Matt, before knocking Nick off the apron. He drives Matt into the middle rope before going over the top for a slap…but Matt dodges it as Nick kicks the champ to the floor. Cope goes after Matt as Nick returns to the apron, only to be pulled off by Christian at the last second. This allows Cope to go for a spear, but Matt dodges and sends him into the corner instead. Tag finally made to Nick, who takes Cage to the mat for a two count. Nick continues to build things up, fending off Cage AND Cope after the latter comes in off a tag.
This leads to a double team by the Bucks for a two count. Nick deals with Cage on the apron before kicking Cope to the mat. Cage is propped against the ring post as Nick goes for a kick, only to kick the post itself instead. This allows Cope to go for a single leg crab until Cage and Matt tag in. Matt goes after Cope on the outside before dealing with Cage back in the ring. He and Nick look for a TK Driver off a tag, but Nick falls on the rope, a combination of a slip and pain.
Cage catches Matt with a cutter (a twist of fate, perhaps?) before he and Cope take Nick to Dudleyville for a death drop and a two count. Matt starts to fight back before the champs lay him out. Nick gives it an honest go as well, until Cope drops him with an Impaler before looking for a spear. This gets stopped as the Bucks fire up with superkicks, setting up Cage for a BTE Trigger before pulling him into the path of a spear by Cope! Adam is shocked by this before being sent to the outside, and the Bucks set Cage up for a BTE Trigger and the cover…but Adam stops the ref’s arm from making the final count!
He is quickly dumped back out as the Bucks hit one more BTE Trigger, but this time Cage manages to kick out just in time to save the match for himself. He leaves the ring, grabbing what appears to be a tool of some sort as well as one of the tag titles. He fakes out using the title, allowing himself a chance to load up his brace…but he gets rolled up by Matt for a two count. He heads to the corner, blindsiding Matt before removing the evidence of wrongdoing as he sends Matt into a spear by Cope before getting the win.
Winners via pinfall and still AEW World Tag Team Champions: Cage and Cope
The champs are presented with their titles, but the celebration is cut short by what I can best describe as a cavalcade of other tag teams. Out first are Motor City Machine Guns, followed by the returning FTR, and rounding things out with the new trios champions The New Level as the challengers for Cage and Cope just pile up in the ring. The champs acknowledge the incoming threats before leaving the ring as we get a video package hyping the TNT Title Falls Count Anywhere Match up next.
Back at ringside, Kevin Knight uses his champion’s prerogative to make his entrance first. Out next is Darby Allin to a pop and chants from the crowd on his way to the ring, before we get things underway!
TNT Championship – Falls Count Anywhere: Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
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Quick Results:
- Trios Roulette Royale for the AEW World Trios Championship: Swerve Strickland & The New Level win, becoming the new champions
- AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: The Brawling Birds def. Divine Dominion
- AEW Continental Championship – Continental Challenge Cup Final: Jon Moxley def. Nigel McGuinness
- AEW International Championship – 3-Way Match: Kazuchika Okada def. Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita
- Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match – For a Guaranteed World Championship Match: Andrade wins
- AEW World Tag Team Championship: Cage and Cope def. Young Bucks
- TNT Championship – Falls Count Anywhere: Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
Still to Come:
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné
- AEW World Championship: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay
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