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Aug. 30, 2026

Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay Headline AEW All In 2026 Live Recap

Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay Headline AEW All In 2026 Live Recap

AEW All In 2026 lands at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday headlined by Kenny Omega defending the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay.

This will be our running live recap of the show. Here's the full card:

Buy-In Pre-Show

  • AEW TBS Championship
    Maya World (c) vs. Persephone (CMLL Women's Champion)
  • World Trios Championship · Trios Roulette Royale (7 teams)
    "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) (c) vs. Bang Bang Gang, The Conglomeration, Death Riders, The Demand, The Dogs & a Wild Card team
  • Tag Team Match
    Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron vs. The Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue)
  • Eight-Man Tag Team Match
    The Opps (HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens & Action Andretti) vs. Lio Rush & The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz & Myron Reed)
  • Eight-Man Tag Team Match
    The Hurt Syndicate & Boom & Doom (Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ) vs. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Shawn Dean & Carlie Bravo)

Main PPV Card

  • AEW World Championship
    Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay
  • AEW Women's World Championship
    Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné
  • AEW World Tag Team Championship
    Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs. The Young Bucks
  • International Championship · Triple Threat
    Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Kazuchika Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita
  • TNT Championship · Falls Count Anywhere
    Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
  • Women's World Tag Team Championship
    Divine Dominion (Lena Kross & Megan Bayne) (c) vs. The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor & Jamie Hayter)
  • Continental Championship · Challenge Cup Final
    Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness
  • Casino Gauntlet · #1 contendership
    MJF, Andrade El Ídolo, Chris Jericho, Tommaso Ciampa, Nick Wayne, Komander, Mike Bailey, Mark Davis

We won't be live for the full Buy-In, but we'll be back for the Buy-In main event and will fill in the gaps we missed.

Make sure you tune in after the show to our AEW Postgame Live show covering the entire event. 

Here's some of what went down during the Buy-In:

The Rascalz & Lio Rush defeated The Opps when Rush pinned Bowens

Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander defeated Sisters of Sin when Statlander pinned Hart

The Hurt Syndicate & Boom & Doom defeated Shane Taylor Promotions when Lashley pinned Bravo

Persephone defeated Maya World to win the TBS Title

Britt Baker showed up looking like an Uso brother in all black and attacked Maya after the match. She and Persephone are now together and chasing Thunder Rosa. 

Trios Roulette Royale

The match looks to be battle royal rules, and all three members of each team have to be thrown over the top rope to be eliminated.

The first two teams in the match were The Bang Bang Gang and The Dogs. The Demand were in next. 

Colton Gunn was the first person eliminated.

The Conglomeration joined the match. Austin Gunn was the next to be eliminated. The Death Riders were in next. Roderick Strong gave Marina a backbreaker. 

Hangman, Bandido, and Brody King were in next. Brody King was eliminated next. All the heels did running spots in the corner on Jay White and Hangman.

The Buy-In show went to dark so the Wild Card team opens the PPV portion of the show. 

Swerve Strickland and Austin Creed & Kofi came out last. Creed & Kofi are The New Level. They even had A$AP Ferg's song as part of their entrance music. 

They eliminated both of The Gates of Agony. Wheeler Yuta and Orange Cassidy were out next. Bandido and Clark Connors went out after Hangman and Swerve faced off. David Finley and Jay White also went out. Ricochet booted out Hangman Adam Page. That eliminated the trios champs in full. Swerve dumped Ricochet very quickly. 

It's The Death Riders vs. Swerve & The New Level to end this one. Kofi got dumped out but his feet didn't touch the ground and he got back in. Gabe Kidd went out and and then the Yuta and Pac were double clotheslined over the top. 

Winner: Swerve & The New Level

Brawling Birds Vs. Divine Dominion

Matche started with the babyfaces firing out and taking the heels to the outside. Back in the ring, the heels took over. Jaime Hayter finally hit a clothesline and made a hot tag to Alex Windsor. Good double team moves from the babyfaces and Lena Kross broke up the pin.

Dominon missed a double big boot and then it became a double German suplex-fest until Hayter and Windsor hit double clotheslines. 

Megan Bayne was on the top rope and Windsor and Hayter hit a double superplex. Hayter hit a flying knee but Bayne kicked out. Bayne then hit a double German suplex on them before tagging out to Kross. Bayne hit the big boot while Kross hit the German. They hit their double clothesline into the Two Birds, One Stone on Kross to win the match. 

Winner: Brawling Birds

Nigel McGuinness Vs. Jon Moxley

Match started slowly as McGuinness was selling his ankle injury. McGuinness still had the tape on the outside of his boot. Moxley took it off but then McGuinness used it against him. 

McGuinness broke out of a Mox cross face by using his chin in Moxley's forearm to break it up. McGuinness used his shoulder lock with Moxley selling big time for it, but then Moxley transitioned it into an armbar and then an ankle lock. Nigel got out of it and had a roll up for two. Nigel sat on a sunset flip attempt for a two count. Mox tripped him back into an ankle lock. Moxley stomped him and then sat down with an ankle lock. Nigel got inches away from grabbing the bottom rope before tapping out. 

Winner: Jon Moxley

Nigel didn't retire at the end of the match like was rumored. 

Kazuchika Okada Vs. Konosuke Takeshita Vs. Kyle Fletcher

If you wondered what kind of Okada we're getting on this show, he did a flip dive over the top. Okada got thrown face first into the middle turnbuckle and then Takeshita hit a poison-rana on Fletcher. 

They pulled the screwdriver out, so it will probably come into factor before this match is said and done. 

Takeshita hit the Raging Fire on Fletcher but Okada interrupted it and hit a Rainmaker on Takeshita. 

Takeshita and Fletcher double teamed Okada to get him out of the match. Fletcher hit the brainbuster on the turnbuckle on Takeshita but Okada hit the Rainmaker on Fletcher to win the match.

Winner: Kazuchika Okada

Fletcher was pissed but handed Okada the title and begrudgingly raised his hand. 

Casino Gauntlet

Andrade and MJF are one and two in this match. Andrade hit the tornillo dive to the outside. NIck Wayne jumped the gun and hit a poisonrana on Andrade while he was hanging out with the chicas ringside. MJF and Wayne decided to team up.

Speedball was fourth in the ring. Speedball and Andrade both did moonsaults from the top turnbuckle to the floor.

Tommaso Ciampa came out and before he got all the way down the ramp, Jericho's music played. They are fifth and sixth. Jericho cleaned out the ring just as Judas stopped playing. Mark Davis was in next and cleaned house. Davis hit a piledriver on MJF. 

Kommander was in next and Justin Roberts announced him as Mistico. He did his rope walk spot and got a two count on Ciampa. 

The babyfaces all did hurricanranas from the top rope before Mistico came out. While the crowd was singing his song, Danny Garcia jumped him and was the next entrant. 

Garcia did his dance to MJF's face, hitting him multiple times in the face with his crotch. 

Jungle Boy came out next. He hit Mark Davis with a piledriver of his own. Jericho hit a Judas Effect on MJF for a two count. Wayne almost hit MJF. But then MJF kicked him low and the hit the Heat Seaker. Andrade came in and hit MJF with the spinning back elbow and then pinned Wayne. 

Winner: Andrade

The Young Bucks Vs. Cage & Cope

The Young Bucks had the early momentum with double team spots, but the tide turned when Christian made the tag. Cage & Cope took over. Christian rammed Nick's head into Matt's ass and Cope hit him with a piledriver on the apron.

With Matt selling his neck, Nick put on a one-man show. He sold his foot and then missed a kick on Christian into the ring post. 

Cage and Copeland worked on Nick's foot until Matt tagged back in. It was now Matt's turn to be a one-man show. Cage & Cope did a double superplex on Matt and then after selling it, Nick hit a 450 splash on them both.

Cope accidentally hit Cage with a spear. Cage ate the BTE Trigger and Copeland stopped the ref count. They hit another BTE Trigger on Cage and hit kicked out. They went for the Meltzer Driver, but Copeland hit a spear on Nick. They hit the Elevated Spear on Matt who kicked out. Christian hit Matt with a gimmick when the ref's head was turned and Edge hit a spear for the pin.

Winner: Cage & Cope

The Motor City Machine Guns came out after the match. FTR did as well. And then The New Level came out. 

Darby Allin Vs. Kevin Knight

Darby started hot by attacking him early, but Knight hit him with a belt shot and Darby was bleeding from the back of his head. 

Knight did a splash onto Darby from the ring and through the announcer's table. It looked like he banged his knee. Back into the ring, Darby brought in tables and Knight did a flip and landed on the chairs. 

Brian Cage came into the ring and put Darby taint first onto the chair. Jake Doyle was in as well. They taped his wrists together. He was doing moves with his arms behind his back until Cage caught him and hit him with a suplex into the ring. Steve Borden came in to help Darby. 

The lights went out and Sting came in. Kevin Knight went after Sting, but Sting gave Darby the bat and Darby hit him with the bat. 

They brought the ladder into the ring and Sting and his son both climbed the ladder. His son told him he had it and Sting walked down. Borden them hit a high cross to the outside on Doyle and Cage. 

Darby walked Knight down all the way to the stage. After they fought on the stage, Darby climbed the lighting rig and did a Coffin Drop through the stage. They tried to take Knight away on a stretcher underneath the stage, but Darby jumped from the ramp to underneath the stage and on Knight. He then pinned him to win the match.

Winner: Darby Allin

Mercedes Moné Vs. Willow Nightingale

Mercedes got busted open early in the match. Could be hard way from a shot that busted her nose. She pulled the turnbuckle pad off and rammed Willow's face into it.

Mercedes went for the Three Amigos, but didn't get the third one. They were on the apron and Willow blocked the third one before reversing it and giving Mercedes one from the apron to the floor. 

After a struggled, Willow hit a DVD into the corner. She missed the cannonball and then was thrown into the corner. Mercedes tried to rush her while she was sitting in the corner and Willow kicked her. She went for a moonsault in the corner but slipped. She went for it again and fell short but Mercedes rolled into position and took it. 

Mercedes had Willow in the Moné Maker position and Mercedes rammed Willow's face in into the exposed turnbuckle. She then hit the Moné Maker for a two. Willow pounced Mercedes into referee Aubrey who took a bump. 

They did some stuff outside with Mercedes ramming the brace on her hand and Willow got the belt and hit Mercedes with it.

Back in the ring, Willow hit a powerbomb for a two count as Aubrey woke back up. Willow picked Mercedes up and threw her back first into the exposed turnbuckle. Mercedes put Willow in the Bank Statement and she went to sleep.

Winner: Mercedes Moné

Before the main event, there was a tremendous video package for Will Ospreay that his mom narrated and as he walked to the stage, he saw a lot of his friends and foes like Swerve Strickland and Aussie Open before finally kissing his wife and then seeing Jon Moxley before putting his robe on and entering the ring. 

Kenny Omega got a full on video package with the New Japan ring announcer narrating.

Will Ospreay Vs. Kenny Omega

The match started out with a chopping contest. Omega was definitely playing up being the heel in the match, in an over-the-top way. 

As they were outside, Ospreay shoved the ref and Omega hit him in the head with the monitor. Ospreay was bleeding and then Omega gave him a running powerbomb against a table that was perched. Ospreay's head bounced off it. 

Back in the ring, Omega had Ospreay in the corner. He teased the Snap Dragon from the top rope but instead had him on his shoulders and then propped him up in the air, caught him, and gave him a German Suplex.

Ospreay wasn't quick enough for Omega and missed a strike and Omega caught him in a Snap Dragon. Then gave him another. Omega then drilled him with a knee to the back of his neck. Ospreay hit a desperation Hidden Blade to stop the momentum.

Omega is now also bleeding over his eye. Omega started boxing with Ospreay. Ospreay gave him a headbutt. He then soccer kicked him. Ospreay hit a knockout blow and the referee pushed him away so he could give Omega a 10-count. Omega was about to be up and Ospreay hit him with the Hidden Blade for a two count.

Ospreay sent for the Stormbreaker but Omega turned it into a ripcord V-Trigger. Ospreay then did a bunch of reversals into a Styles Clash. Omega hit some V-Triggers and then dropped Will on the back of his neck with a Tiger Driver '91. Then another V-Trigger and a One Winged Angel. Will kicked out.

Omega went for another One Winged Angel and Ospreay dropped him on his head with a Tiger Driver '91. Ospreay hit his own version of the One Winged Angel and Omega kicked out at one. He then hit a Storm Breaker for a one count. And hit the Hidden Blade for the finish.

Winner: Will Ospreay

 

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