AEW All In: London 2026 Results - Wrestling Attitude

AEW All In: London 2026 Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage of 2026 All In: London pay-per-view, broadcasting from the Wembley Stadium in London, England. You can watch the Buy-In Pre-Show in the embedded video below.

Buy-In Pre-Show

Renee Paquette, Paul Wight, Jeff Jarrett and Mick Foley opened The Buy‑In with a quick welcome and a rundown of today’s full card. From there, we went backstage to Lexy Nair, who was standing by with Persephone. Persephone said certain It Girls needed to stop confusing luck with success. Maya World’s golden ticket may have brought her to Wembley, but Persephone promised she’d make her choke on it. She said it might be Maya’s World, but she’d make sure that world stops spinning — and the TBS Title finds its new owner.

We then shifted straight to Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Taz at ringside, wasting no time as the opening contest of The Buy‑In was ready to begin.

The Opps (HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens & Action Andretti) vs. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed & Zachary Wentz) & Lio Rush

Lio Rush was introduced as “slithering to the ring,” showing up in a rainbow poncho and umbrella, while HOOK sported Led Zeppelin‑inspired gear. The bell hit and everything exploded instantly. Rush galloped around the ring and launched into a tope on Andretti outside. Back inside, he snapped off a kip‑up enzuigiri and a top‑rope Spanish Fly for a count of two. Bowens jumped in and teamed with Andretti for a running knee/Shooting Star combo, also good for a close call.

HOOK hit a misdirect drop‑step throw, bringing in Shibata, who offered Rush a handshake. Rush bit it. Shibata tried again — this time booting him in the chest. Shibata whiffed on a high kick and Rush waved goodbye, tagging in Xavier. The Rascalz kicked the pace into overdrive with rapid tags. A pump kick/German suplex folded Andretti, Reed cracked Bowens with a thrust kick, and the trio hit their up‑and‑over triple dropkick for two.

Shibata yanked Xavier and Wentz to the floor, leaving Reed alone to eat an Andretti shotgun dropkick into a HOOK overhead throw. Shibata suplexed Rush on the apron, but Rush held on and suplexed Shibata on the floor in return. The Opps tried a triple‑team on Reed, but Reed fired back with a comeback Stunner on Andretti and Bowens, then hit a wild diving Cutter on Andretti from the ring to the floor, splatting on impact.

Back inside, Reed rolled through a 450. Shibata returned and ate a handspring pump knee from Wentz. Andretti hit a Cutter. Xavier flew in with a handspring Pele Kick. HOOK spiked Xavier with an Exploder. Rush cleared HOOK. Bowens Mollywopped Rush and dove onto the pile outside. Xavier got spiked with a Fame‑Asser, Reed took a thrust kick, and in the chaos Rush made a blind tag. Xavier was drilled with a twisting hanging DDT, and Rush flew in with Rush Hour to blindside Bowens. He sealed it with a massive Frog Splash.

Winners: The Rascalz & Lio Rush

The Dogs & The Demand Backstage

The Dogs were backstage talking about how all the rats in the match would scatter, unsure of what to do — but Gabe Kidd said the Death Riders knew exactly what to do, and so did another trio who helped them while he was gone. That’s when The Demand walked in, making it clear there’s now an alliance between the two squads.

Clark Connors and David Finlay ran down the rest of the field, including whoever the mystery team ends up being. Ricochet closed it out by saying they’re all in Demand, locking the partnership in before the chaos hits.

Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander vs. Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue)

With rain still coming down, both teams skipped the full stage walk and simply appeared on the ramp as their music hit. Cameron and Blue went at it right from the bell, with Cameron landing a flying neckbreaker and a Shining Wizard for the first two count. Statlander tagged in and hit the legsweep/slingshot senton combo, followed by a tilt‑a‑whirl slam. Blue floated over a suplex and tagged Hart, who was the one to take the suplex instead. Hart fired back with a boot in the corner and a hurricanrana. Cameron and Blue re‑entered, with Cameron hitting a high crossbody and a baseball slide. Cameron chased Hart, but Blue recovered enough to drill her with a thrust kick.

The Sisters of Sin kept Cameron isolated until she finally kicked free and reached Statlander for the hot tag. Blue and Hart got ping‑ponged in the corner. Blue took a release German, and Statlander slammed Hart onto her partner for a close call. Hart escaped a fireman’s carry into the Flying Octopus Hold. Statlander tried to counter into her finish, but Blue saved it with a thrust kick. Hart locked in Hartless, only for Cameron to break it with a head kick.

Cameron became the legal woman and charged at Blue, but Blue hit a quick spinning neckbreaker and tagged Hart back in. They hit a double front‑face suplex and a superkick for two. Cameron answered by spiking Blue with a Crucifix Bomb. Statlander returned with a discus lariat on Hart, but Blue flew in with a knee strike to reset everything.

Statlander caught Blue diving off the apron and planted her hard with a slam on the floor. Cameron unloaded machine‑gun forearms on Hart. Statlander made a blind tag as Cameron hit a backstabber, leaving Hart in perfect position for Statlander to land Sunday Night Fever and score the victory.

Winners: Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) & Boom & Doom (QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ w/Big Justice) vs. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean w/Trish Adora & Christyan XO)

The Rizzler didn’t make the trip to Wembley, but Big Justice sure did — and Schiavone absolutely broke Excalibur and Taz by insisting Justice was “getting bigger before their eyes.” Justice brought out a box he claimed had cookies, but it was stuffed with cash, officially paying off Lashley and Benjamin for their services tonight.

Moriarty and Benjamin started things off — a singles match that absolutely needs to happen someday — with Benjamin no‑selling chops and an arm drag. Moriarty tried using speed, only to get slammed. Benjamin held Moriarty in suplex position, passed him to AJ mid‑air, and AJ finished the move. Marshall tagged in and cracked Moriarty with a pop‑up right hand. Marshall tried a springboard, but Dean tripped him, letting STP swarm him and pose for the camera.

STP locked in an abdominal stretch with everyone grabbing hands for extra leverage — even a fan at ringside — until Bryce finally noticed five people cheating and kicked the whole chain loose.

AJ tagged in but got crushed in the STP corner with a series of locomotion splashes. Dean followed with the BBC — which Excalibur gleefully noted can stand for British Broadcasting Company this time. Taz mentioned darts, Schiavone insisted it wasn’t that BBC, and refused to elaborate.

Lashley tagged in and mowed down everyone except Moriarty, then obliterated Taylor with a Spear on the floor. Dean charged Lashley inside but got powerslammed. Bravo slapped Lashley, earning loud “You F’d Up” chants, but managed a pump‑fake punch and a double suplex with Dean. Benjamin locked an Ankle Lock on Dean; Bravo tried a diving save, but Benjamin scaled the ropes and threw him off. Taylor planted Benjamin with a spinebuster, then slugged it out with AJ, winning the exchange. Marshall saved AJ with a handspring kick, leaving Taylor to eat an assisted Power BOOM.

Dean and Bravo saved Taylor but got sent to Suplex City. Moriarty was turned inside out by a Lashley Spear. Marshall hit a springboard dive to wipe out a pile outside. Adora and XO distracted the ref, letting AJ and Justice hit father‑and‑son Spears on The Infantry. Lashley finished Bravo with a Dominator.

Post‑match, Big Justice presented an oversized check — featuring The Rizzler’s face — to The Hurt Syndicate for $50,000.

Winners: The Hurt Syndicate & Boom & Doom

Bryan Danielson Joins Commentary

The music hit for The American Dragon Bryan Danielson, and Wembley erupted. Danielson walked out to a massive ovation, taking his seat at the commentary desk. He told the team that two years ago was the biggest night of his career — and he expects tonight to be the same for several wrestlers on this card.

Maya World vs. Persephone – TBS Championship

Persephone leaned on her size early, muscling Maya World around, but World matched her pace with speed and traded quick near‑falls. Persephone took control in the corner until World cracked her with a spin kick that sent her to the floor. World teased a dive, but Persephone cowered and baited her outside, trying an Electric Chair. World spun out and hit a cross‑body off the apron.

Back inside, Persephone locked in a Death Lock, but World clawed her way to the ropes. World tried a cazadora double stomp, Persephone countered into a Dragon Sleeper, and World rolled it into a pin to break free before finally landing the stomp for a count of two. Persephone caught World with a sit‑out DVD, then charged for a Spear, but World met her with a thrust kick. Persephone answered with a fall‑away slam and a kip‑up, but paused to pose — giving World the opening to hit a wild springboard Stunner for the double down.

Both barely beat the ten‑count. World rolled through a corner dive, Persephone tried stealing a pin with her hands on the ropes right in front of the referee, who refused to count. World got a roll‑up for two. Persephone popped up and hit a Spear for another close call. They climbed up top, and World hit an avalanche fall‑away slam, then a bridging version, but Persephone grabbed the rope and rolled outside.

World chased her out and dragged her back in, then climbed again — but Persephone grabbed the referee. A masked figure shoved World off the top. Persephone hit the Razor’s Edge and scored the pin to become the new TBS Champion.

Winner (and new TBS Champion): Persephone

Post‑match, Bryan Danielson said he had a hunch who the masked attacker was — someone who hates Maya World and has been working with Persephone. But it wasn’t who he expected. The masked figure locked in the Lockjaw, the crowd erupted, and the mask came off to reveal the returning Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D.

Thekla Crashes The Buy‑In Panel

Thekla’s music hit and Wembley blew up. The Toxic Spider stormed onto the pre‑show panel, jumped on the desk, and yelled that she’s back — because you can’t have the biggest night of the year without her. She said she’d be sitting back with a spicy margarita, watching everything very closely.

Thekla told Willow Nightingale she’ll never forget what Willow took from her. Win or lose, up or down, all around — things are about to get toxic. She hurled the microphone, struck the spider pose on top of the table, and Mick Foley’s pure joy at the chaos was absolutely hilarious. The crowd gave her a massive ovation, and hopefully this isn’t the last we see of Thekla tonight.

Persephone & Britt Baker Backstage

Lexy Nair was backstage with the new TBS Champion Persephone, who said The It Girl isn’t It anymore. Nair brought up the masked assist she received, and Persephone brushed it off by saying a wise doctor told her to work smarter, not harder.

That’s when Britt Baker walked in, getting another huge reaction. She said it felt great to be back, but just because she hasn’t been around doesn’t mean she hasn’t been watching. Being away gives you perspective — you learn who’s actually worthy of your time. And Percy, in her eyes, is worthy of becoming a double champion.

Baker asked Persephone to tell her the good thing about mutual enemies. Persephone immediately brought up Thunder Rosa, saying if Rosa wants to stick her nose in her business again, she’s got someone new in her corner now.

The message was clear: Persephone has gold, Britt Baker has purpose, and Thunder Rosa has a problem.

Roulette Royale – AEW Trios Championship Match

The rules were simple: over‑the‑top‑rope eliminations, last trio standing wins the AEW Trios Titles. The Bang Bang Gang and The Dogs drew the opening positions and immediately started throwing hands. The Gunns and Jay White won the first exchange and posed, giving The Dogs an opening to pounce. Colten Gunn fired off dropkicks and hit a Fame‑Asser, followed by a group crotch chop on Connors. The roulette wheel spun and landed on The Demand, who stormed the ring. Kaun planted Austin with a pop‑up Stunner, Ricochet hit a 450, and The Dogs and Demand stood tall — briefly. All three Dogs were wiped out with 3:10 to Yuma, Liona included thanks to White’s assist. Colten tried to hang on, but Connors speared him off the apron for the first elimination.

The Conglomeration were next. Strong and O’Reilly sprinted down while Orange Cassidy briskly walked — which counted as sprinting for him. Once he arrived, Strong used Cassidy as a projectile. Gates of Agony launched Austin Gunn over the top, leaving White alone. The wheel spun again and Death Riders entered, with Marina Shafir joining in for locomotion splashes. Strong and Shafir squared off to a huge pop, ending with Strong backbreaking his own wife. Yuta ate a pop‑up boot from O’Reilly, PAC tried to save but got combo’d too. Castagnoli took a high/low, and a pack of heels dumped Strong and O’Reilly together.

The champions — The Good, The Bad & El Guapo — arrived next. Page, Brody King and Bandido hit the ring as the heels surrounded Cassidy and White, the only babyfaces left. Page and Brodido fought off the numbers with triple corner cannonballs. Castagnoli saved Yuta from a 21‑Plex, and King chopped everything that moved. The heels swarmed and shockingly dumped King early. Cassidy fired off an Orange Punch on Yuta but got wiped out by White. Bandido was down on the floor being checked by Aubrey and a doctor, not eliminated but clearly hurt. The heels stalled and posed while Excalibur plugged the PPV with minutes left. Cassidy finally fired off a barrage of Orange Punches, stood tall, then collapsed. Excalibur announced the finish would air on the main show as the Buy‑In ended.

AEW All In: London Main Show

The main show opened with Cassidy, Page and White standing back‑to‑back as the heels swarmed them. Swerve Strickland’s music hit and Wembley erupted as he arrived with Prince Nana. Then the screen flashed Press Start — The New Level, Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed, made their AEW debut to a massive reaction. They hit the ring with rapid‑fire strikes on Yuta, followed by Strickland’s rolling brainbuster.

The Demand cut off the momentum, hitting Strickland with a Doomsday Device and setting up Open the Gates. Kofi stopped it with Trouble in Paradise, Creed spiked Kaun with a Tornado DDT, and both Kaun and Liona were eliminated. A standing leg‑drop on Ricochet followed. Cassidy low‑bridged Yuta to the apron and eliminated him with an Orange Punch, but Ricochet dumped Cassidy right after.

Bandido returned, shoulder heavily taped, hitting a Tornillo on a pile and a huge DDT on Castagnoli. He tried a 21‑Plex, but Strickland cracked him mid‑takeoff. Strickland and Page squared up for an intense face‑off until Ricochet interrupted and ate an assisted Buckshot. Page and Strickland were then hit with double Spears from The Dogs. Bandido was spiked with a Kidd piledriver and dumped, while Connors was eliminated on the opposite side.

Finlay and White spilled over the top and fought on the apron. White hit a Blade Runner off the apron on Finlay, but Kidd dumped White immediately after. Kidd was dropped with a Deadeye from Page. Creed and Kofi tried dumping Page, but he fought them off and set up a Buckshot — until Ricochet hit a springboard dropkick, eliminating Page and ending the champions’ run. Strickland hit his powerbomb/powerslam combo and dumped Ricochet.

The final stretch came down to Castagnoli, Kidd, PAC, Strickland and The New Level. Kofi hung on by his feet, unnoticed by the heels as they celebrated. Kofi tried to sit up, PAC stomped him, still not touching the floor. Nana rolled out a wheelbarrow to help Kofi reach the steps, earning a huge pop. Kofi hit a springboard cross‑body on Castagnoli, then teamed with Creed for a Demolition‑style double stomp. Kidd was stuck on the apron and Strickland hit a springboard House Call to eliminate him.

Kofi and Creed hit double clotheslines, dumping Castagnoli and PAC to win the match.

Winners (and new AEW Trios Champions): Swerve Strickland and The New Level

Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross) vs. The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor) – AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship

The Brawling Birds didn’t wait for the bell — they launched straight into stereo dives, with Hayter hitting a cross‑body and Windsor tumbling off the apron. Kross answered immediately, dropping Windsor face‑first on the apron and then slamming her with a thud at ringside. Inside, Bayne folded Hayter with a spear and Dominion kept her isolated, highlighted by a pendulum German suplex from Kross out of the corner.

Hayter finally clipped both champions with clotheslines and made the hot tag to Windsor. A misdirect turned Kross inside out, Bayne got trapped in the ropes and dropkicked to the floor, and Windsor lit up Kross with boots and a Blue Thunder Bomb for two. Hayter joined in for a double‑team, but Kross smashed their heads together and tagged Bayne. Dominion hit locomotion corner boots and Bayne followed with a release German for a near fall.

Kross tried a German on Hayter, Hayter ducked, and Bayne accidentally blasted her partner with a running boot. The Birds hit a double DVD on Bayne, but Kross hurled Hayter onto the pile to break the pin. The match broke down completely — no clue how Paul Turner kept track of who was legal — as Dominion hit stereo release Germans. The Birds refused to stay down, firing back with double clotheslines to reset everything.

Bayne and Windsor traded forearms until Bayne switched levels and hit a flying clothesline. Windsor answered with a jumping headbutt in the corner. Hayter made a blind tag, clawed at Bayne from the apron, then joined Windsor for a double superplex. A running knee nearly finished Bayne, but Bayne avoided a double charge and double‑Germaned both challengers. Dominion went for their double chokeslam, but Hayter countered into a double DDT. Bayne and Kross no‑sold it, so Hayter kept swinging until Dominion crushed her with a running boot/German combo.

Dominion hit Heaven to Hell, their double chokeslam, but Windsor dragged Kross outside to break the count. Bayne pulled Windsor onto the apron, only for Windsor to hit a German on the edge of the ring. Kross staggered back in and ate a Hayt‑Breaker. The Birds followed with Two Birds, One Stone — and that sealed it.

Winners (and new AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions): The Brawling Birds

Pyro blasted across the stage as Hayter and Windsor celebrated their championship victory.

Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness – Continental Challenge Cup Final for the Continental Championship

Wembley roared for Nigel McGuinness as the bell rang, the crowd giving him a full‑throated serenade. He went straight for a full Nelson, but Moxley fought out, forcing McGuinness to switch into a standing headlock. Moxley slipped free, McGuinness sent him to the ropes, and they broke clean before tying up again.

This time Moxley took wrist control and forced McGuinness to the ropes, stomping the injured left ankle. McGuinness felt it immediately and fired back with a barrage of strikes, sending Moxley to the floor to regroup. Moxley returned and offered a Greco‑Roman knuckle lock, only to kick the bad leg again once McGuinness accepted. McGuinness answered by isolating Moxley’s left arm, tying it up and gouging at the face on the mat. He rolled Moxley over with a hammerlock, pulling and stretching the shoulder and pec.

Moxley fought out and grabbed the ankle, dragging the fight back to the feet. They traded chops and European uppercuts until McGuinness tried a rebound lariat — but Moxley kicked the leg out and dropped him. McGuinness shifted away and offered his back, but Moxley dragged him in and targeted the leg again. McGuinness retreated to the corner, only to get his leg wrapped in the ropes and hammered with right hands, followed by a basement dropkick to the ankle.

Moxley dropped repeated elbows on the leg and began unwrapping it to expose the ankle further. McGuinness grabbed the discarded tape, wrapped it around Moxley’s face, and yanked to break free. He blasted Moxley with an uppercut in the corner, sending him up the turnbuckles, then hit the Tower of London for a two count.

Moxley answered by cinching in the LeBell Lock. McGuinness reversed into his own version with a tight S‑grip, then raked the brows when the grip slipped. Moxley fought out and hit a cutter for space, then stomped the Achilles instead of the head and slapped McGuinness mockingly.

They rose for a center‑ring striking exchange until Moxley hit the ropes for a running boot. McGuinness rebounded with a lariat. Moxley tried a rear choke, McGuinness countered with a ripcord lariat. Moxley went for a piledriver, McGuinness kicked him in the face and hit another lariat for two, but Moxley rolled straight into a bulldog choke.

McGuinness punished Moxley’s arm with his chin, then locked in the London Dungeon. Moxley fought toward the ropes, McGuinness dragged him back, but Moxley rolled through and transitioned into an ankle lock on the injured leg. McGuinness rolled it into a cover, Moxley kicked out at the last moment and went right back to the ankle. McGuinness rolled him again for another razor‑close two.

They rose together, McGuinness slapped Moxley repeatedly, Moxley dropped him and locked the ankle again. He let go only to stomp McGuinness in the head, then reapplied the hold. Wembley begged McGuinness not to submit. Moxley wrenched harder. McGuinness reached, fingertips away — but the leg finally gave out.

Nigel McGuinness tapped.

Winner (and still Continental Champion): Jon Moxley

Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada – International Championship

The bell rang and Kyle Fletcher shocked Wembley by superkicking Kazuchika Okada immediately. Takeshita stared in disbelief before throwing himself into a striking exchange with Fletcher, winning it with a diving lariat. Okada slid back in and wiped out both men, sending them outside and hitting a senton over the ropes. He focused on Takeshita in the ring, chopping him down before landing a neckbreaker and scoop slam.

Okada climbed up and hit his trademark elbow drop, flipping off the crowd. Fletcher flipped him off right back and dumped both Okada and Takeshita with half‑and‑half suplexes. He lawn‑darted Okada into the buckles and planted Takeshita with a Michinoku Driver for a two count.

Fletcher booted Takeshita in the corner, but Okada cut him off with a dropkick and followed with a brainbuster. He tried the same on Takeshita, but Takeshita blasted him with a Rainmaker‑style lariat. Fletcher fired back by hitting Takeshita with his own Raging Fire.

Okada then went to the corner and pulled out a screwdriver hidden in the turnbuckle. Fletcher confronted him, and Okada pretended it was meant for him, handing it over. Fletcher turned toward Takeshita, but Okada tried a Rainmaker. Fletcher ducked, Takeshita hit a German on Okada, and rolled Fletcher into a bridge, covering both men for a close two.

Okada grabbed Takeshita, letting Fletcher superkick him, then went for the Rainmaker. Takeshita ducked and sent Okada crashing into Fletcher. Okada recalculated and dropped Fletcher with another Rainmaker, then tried a second — only for Fletcher to answer with one of his own.

Fletcher charged for a big boot on Okada in the corner, Okada ducked, and Takeshita blasted Fletcher instead. Takeshita and Fletcher fought to the top rope, Fletcher looking for a superplex, but Takeshita countered into a DDT and hit the Powerdrive Knee. Fletcher kicked out. Takeshita hit Raging Fire and covered again, but Okada broke it and hit Rainmaker. Fletcher broke that pin.

Okada taunted both men as they lay on the mat. Fletcher and Takeshita rose together and fought together, knocking Okada out of the ring. They then turned on each other, trading relentless strikes until both collapsed. Okada slid back in, Takeshita knocked him out again, Fletcher kicked Takeshita in the back, Takeshita answered with a Blue Thunder Bomb. They climbed again, and Fletcher managed to hit a brainbuster onto the turnbuckle.

Okada sprinted back in, hit a Rainmaker on Fletcher, and covered him to win the match.

Winner (and new International Champion): Kazuchika Okada

Post‑Match

Fletcher grabbed the title belt and looked ready to strike Okada with it. Don Callis stopped him. Fletcher hesitated, then reluctantly handed the belt to Okada. After some insistence from Okada and Callis, Fletcher raised Okada’s hand.

Casino Gauntlet – Winner Earns a Future AEW World Title Match

The Gauntlet opened at full speed with Andrade El Idolo entering at #1 and MJF at #2. They went nose‑to‑nose instantly, trading shots until MJF cut off Andrade’s corner knees and hit a pelvic thrust to the face. Andrade answered with one of his own — after dropping his britches — and hit a Tornillo to the floor. He stopped for his usual selfie with fans, not realizing Nick Wayne (#3) was behind him, spiking him with a Poison Rana. Justin Roberts hilariously announced Wayne mid‑move, and commentary confirmed entrants could appear at any moment.

MJF tried convincing Wayne they could win together, swearing on his life. Wayne seemed to buy it until Speedball Mike Bailey (#4) arrived and kicked Wayne into orbit. Bailey hit a springboard Sky Twister on both men, then a Shooting Star on Wayne for two. MJF was tossed outside, letting Bailey and Andrade hit stereo moonsaults on opposite corners. They collided on the floor as Tommaso Ciampa (#5) entered — only for Chris Jericho (#6) to interrupt his walk. Ciampa charged up the ramp, but Jericho dropped him with a right hand as Wembley sang Judas.

Jericho cleared house until he and MJF locked eyes. Jericho immediately slapped on the Walls. Mark Davis (#7) stormed in and hit a string of piledrivers: Jericho, Andrade, Bailey, Ciampa on top of Bailey, an Awful Waffle on Wayne. MJF tried thanking Davis, but Davis gut‑wrenched him into the mat for two.

Komander (#8) arrived — after Roberts accidentally announced him as Mistico — earning “You F’d Up” chants and “Mistico” chants for Komander. Komander rope‑walked into a dive on everyone, then hit a rope‑walk Shooting Star on Ciampa. The babyfaces dragged the heels to all four corners for synchronized hurricanranas.

Then the real Mistico (#9) entered, and commentary couldn’t stop laughing. Wembley sang along to his theme until Daniel Garcia (#10) sprinted out with Marina Shafir to cut it off. Shafir slapped Garcia so hard he went loopy. Mistico hit a dive, then traded fast offense with Andrade. Wayne jumped in and took a head scissors. Ciampa was arm‑dragged outside. Mistico hit a dive on a pile, then faced Komander — Taz called it Justin Roberts’ dream match. Mistico hit La Mistica on Komander, but MJF broke it. Mistico tried again, MJF countered into a twisting Tombstone and covered the hands like The Undertaker for two.

Garcia cleared Bailey and did his old dance right in MJF’s face. Garcia tried a piledriver, but Bailey flew in with a Shooting Star double‑knee and Collision Course on MJF for two. Ciampa dodged a kick, bit Bailey’s bare foot, and hit a knee strike.

Jungle Jack Perry (#11) entered with a huge moonsault to the pile. He hit Sacrifice Knee on Garcia, dodged Ciampa’s knee, and locked Snare Trap. Wayne broke it with a Frog Splash to the back, but Perry hit a Comeback Lariat. Davis tried to crush him, but Perry somehow hit a piledriver on the big man for two. MJF tossed Perry out, turned around, missed Andrade’s back elbow, and Jericho hit Judas Effect for two. Wayne kicked Jericho and hit a gnarly Tope Destroyer on Perry outside. Back inside, Wayne hit a Phoenix Splash on Davis for two.

Wayne tried a thrust kick on MJF. MJF blocked it, offered a handshake, kicked Wayne low, and hit Heatseeker. Andrade slid in, hit his spinning back elbow, and pinned Wayne.

Winner: Andrade El Idolo

Andrade wins the Casino Gauntlet, earning a future AEW World Title match.

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs. The Young Bucks – World Tag Team Championship

Christian Cage and Matt Jackson opened the match with a tight collar‑and‑elbow tie‑up. Matt muscled Christian into the corner, broke clean, then tried again — only for Christian to reverse and put him in the buckles. Christian dropped Matt with a shoulder tackle and slapped him across the face before tagging in Copeland. Matt slapped Copeland right back, and Cope responded by unloading punches in the corner. Nick tried to run in but was immediately knocked back out.

Copeland and Christian hit a double sideslam on Matt. Matt fought free and tagged Nick, and the Bucks rallied with corner attacks. Matt rolled into a head scissors on Copeland, holding him in place for Nick’s dropkick. Christian created space and reached for a tag, briefly held back, but eventually got Copeland in. The Bucks hit simultaneous superkicks on Copeland, Nick followed with a dropkick through the ropes, but Christian caught Matt and threw him into Nick.

Copeland spiked Matt with a piledriver on the apron and tossed him back inside. Christian hit a neckbreaker and drove his knee into Matt’s neck. Copeland tagged in for another neckbreaker and a two count. Christian returned, snapmared Matt, and tried to paintbrush him on the ropes — but Nick caught him with a PK. Matt crawled for the tag, Christian yanked Nick off the apron.

Copeland charged for a spear but hit the turnbuckle. Christian tried Killswitch, Matt countered and dropped him. Nick finally tagged in and exploded with offense: springboard stomp to Copeland’s back, backstabber on Christian, springboard X‑Factor on Copeland, then a moonsault to Christian outside. Matt added a moonsault to Copeland’s legs while Nick splashed his midsection for two.

Christian yanked Nick onto the apron, Nick kicked him into the post, went for a PK, missed, and cracked his shin on steel. Copeland dragged Nick inside and locked a single‑leg crab. Nick reached the ropes. Christian stomped the midsection and tried a leg lock, but Matt kicked him into the boot. Copeland tried spearing Matt off the apron, but Matt hit a flipping cutter, sending Christian to the floor.

Matt hit two Northern Lights suplexes on Christian, then caught Copeland for a double version. He set Christian for the Meltzer Driver, but Nick slipped on the ropes due to the injured leg. Christian seized the moment, low‑blowing Matt. Copeland and Christian hit 3‑D for two.

They hit a double superplex on Matt. Nick climbed and hit a 450 on the pile. All four were down. Nick tagged in, limped into a strike exchange with Christian, got the better of it until Christian kicked the leg. Nick hit a superkick but collapsed. Copeland charged for a spear, Nick leapt over it, Matt hit a superkick. The Bucks set Christian for BTE Trigger, Copeland tried to spear them, but they threw Christian into it. They hit BTE Trigger again — Copeland barely broke the pin.

Another BTE Trigger landed. Christian kicked out.

Christian hit Killswitch on Matt. Copeland speared Nick. They doubled up on Matt — another spear — Matt kicked out. Copeland grabbed a title belt, the ref intervened, and in the distraction Christian used a hidden object to knock Matt out. Copeland hit the spear, Christian covered.

Winners (and still World Tag Team Champions): Adam Copeland & Christian Cage

Post‑Match

Motor City Machine Guns’ music hit as they confronted both teams. FTR and Stokely Hathaway returned and joined the standoff. Then The New Level arrived with the Trios Titles, triggering a loud New Day Rocks chant.

Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin – Falls Count Anywhere for the TNT Championship

Darby Allin didn’t even wait for Kevin Knight to take off his jacket — he jumped him at the bell. The flurry ended fast when Knight smashed him in the face with the TNT Title. Knight went under the ring for a table, but Allin launched himself and Knight through it with a suicide dive. Allin was already bleeding from the back of his head. He hit a shotgun dropkick that sent Knight into the barricade, but when Allin set up the steps, Knight hurled him toward them. Allin leapt over, only for Knight to use the steps as a launchpad and blast him with a flying forearm.

Knight beat Allin on the announcers’ desk and tried a quick cover. He followed with a springboard crossbody that smashed Allin against the desk — it didn’t break, and both bounced off violently. Knight covered on the floor for a short count.

Knight dragged out steel chairs and threw them into the ring. He put Allin up top for a superplex, but Allin fought out, clawing at Knight’s back and hitting a Code Red that sent Knight crashing knee‑first into a chair. Allin hit another Code Red onto the pile of chairs.

Allin began setting up the chairs — but Brian Cage and Jake Doyle of the Don Callis Family stormed in. They hoisted Allin and slammed him through the chairs he’d arranged, then taped his hands behind his back.

Steven Borden ran in with a steel chair, stopping Cage and Doyle and catching Knight as he tried to join in. But Doyle flattened Borden with a flying lariat. Borden fired back with dropkicks on Cage and Doyle, until Cage drilled him with a thrust kick. Cage set up a table in the corner and powerbombed Borden through it.

Allin climbed the ropes with his hands still taped and wiped out Cage, then dove outside to take out Knight and Doyle. But Cage caught him on the return with a lariat. Cage followed with a superplex and hung Allin in a Tree of Woe. Knight climbed the opposite corner for a coast‑to‑coast dropkick.

The lights went out.

IT’S STIIIIING.

Sting marched down the ramp with the bat, cracked Cage and Doyle in the gut, then low‑blowed Doyle and jammed the bat into Cage’s throat. He entered the ring and stared down Knight — unaware Allin was behind him. Sting tossed the bat to Allin, who smashed Knight with it, and Sting hit the Scorpion Death Drop.

Sting and his son set up a ladder. They climbed together, but Sting stepped aside and let his son hit the splash from the ladder onto Cage and Doyle outside. Sting and Son brawled with the Callis Family up the ramp.

Knight tried retreating up the ramp as Allin stalked him with the bat. “You’re mine now, motherf***er!” Allin yelled. He swung and missed, and they fought on the stage. Knight gouged the eyes, ran in, and got sent face‑first into a metal pillar.

Allin climbed the rigging — nearly twenty feet up — and hit a massive Coffin Drop, sending Knight crashing through the stage. Allin crawled out from the wreckage as Knight was being stretchered away. Allin shoved officials aside, climbed onto the stretcher, and hit another Coffin Drop, covering Knight for the pin.

Winner (and new TNT Champion): Darby Allin

Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Mone – AEW Women’s World Championship

Nigel McGuinness rolled back out on commentary in a wheelchair as Wembley prepared for one of the night’s biggest matches. Willow Nightingale and Mercedes Mone circled at the bell, then locked in immediately. Nightingale muscled Mone onto the top rope and shoved her to the floor, then took flight to keep the pressure on. Back inside, she scored the first cover for one.

Mone slipped Nightingale to the outside and kicked at the injured hand as Willow tried to re‑enter. Nightingale still caught her and swung her into the barricade. Back in the ring, another cover reached two. Nightingale dragged Mone from the corner, and Mone ripped at the turnbuckle pad on the way down. Moments later, Nightingale was sent into the exposed buckle. Mone pressed her knee into Willow’s head against the middle rope, then hit double knees for a near fall.

Mone targeted the left hand, cinching an omoplata and stomping at the fingers. Blood trickled from her nose. She ripped at Nightingale’s mouth from rear control and hammered sweeping strikes. Nightingale fought back, tried Oklahoma Stampede, but Mone escaped. Willow struck her — but with the injured hand.

Mone hit two of the Three Amigos and tried the third on the apron. Nightingale reversed into a suplex off the apron to the floor. Both beat the count back in at five and traded strikes. Willow surged with two lariats, rushed Mone in the corner, and went for a big boot. Mone countered into a backstabber, but Nightingale escaped and dropped her. Willow climbed, Mone met her with a Kimura. Nightingale broke it with a bodyslam and hit a missile dropkick for two.

Willow hoisted Mone for a fireman’s carry, Mone turned it into another backstabber. They climbed the ropes together with Mone wrenching the injured wrist. Nightingale brought them down with a Spanish Fly — Mone kicked out at two.

Mone caught Nightingale’s approach and hit the Statement Maker. Willow rolled through into a fireman’s carry and hit a Death Valley Driver into the turnbuckle. She went for a cannonball, Mone dodged and went back to the hand. Mone tried her own cannonball, ran into Willow’s boots. Nightingale climbed again, but her hand gave out. Mone dragged her down. Willow fought her off and hit a moonsault — two count.

Nightingale set up Babe With The Powerbomb, Mone escaped and positioned her for the Mone Maker. They struggled until Mone rammed Willow face‑first into the exposed buckle and hit the Mone Maker. Willow kicked out — barely — and Mone immediately confronted Aubrey Edwards about the count.

Willow pounced Mone from behind, sending her into the referee. On the apron, Mone dragged Willow out by the injured hand and smashed it into the desk and steps. She unwrapped the hand and wrenched it. Mone grabbed the title belt and swung — Willow dodged and sent Mone into the steps. Willow whipped Mone with the belt, threw her inside, and hit Babe With The Powerbomb. The referee crawled back to life and counted — Mone kicked out at two.

Willow pointed at the exposed buckle, dragged Mone up, and hit a buckle bomb. She climbed for an avalanche bomb, but Mone countered with a desperate hurricanrana. Mone hit a backstabber and tried the Mone Maker again, but Willow rolled her into a backslide for two. Mone kicked out and locked in the Statement Maker in the center. She adjusted, wrapped Willow’s own arm around her neck, leaving Willow only her injured hand to fight with.

Mone stomped the hand until Willow Nightingale passed out.

Winner (and new AEW Women’s World Champion): Mercedes Mone

Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay – AEW World Championship

Wembley erupted into dueling chants as Omega and Ospreay circled, both soaking in the moment before locking up. Omega backed Ospreay into the ropes and cracked him with a chop. Ospreay fired right back. They traded until Omega hit a shoulder tackle, but Ospreay popped up instantly. Omega took control and sent Ospreay to the corner, only for Ospreay to reverse and send the champion to the floor. Ospreay posed, then chased Omega down with another chop and dragged him back inside.

Ospreay hit knee strikes and sent Omega across the ring, but his springboard was caught and slammed. Omega followed with a neckbreaker, then targeted the neck with precision before hitting a dropkick. He drove Ospreay into the corner and hit a backbreaker, then another neckbreaker. Ospreay rolled to the apron as Omega tore off a turnbuckle cover and ground him against the exposed steel.

Ospreay fought back and caught Omega with a kick to the head for two. He went for a corkscrew moonsault, but Omega got the knees up. Omega reset and called out “You Can’t Escape,” but Ospreay intercepted him in the corner with a kick and hit a guillotine kick for two.

Omega bailed to the floor, but Ospreay hit a corkscrew moonsault to wipe him out. Ospreay placed Omega on the announce table, but Omega fought him off. Omega found the timekeeper’s table, pulled off the cloth like a magician, and dragged it toward Ospreay — who blasted him with strikes. The ref tried to intervene, Ospreay shoved him aside, and Omega seized the opening by smashing Ospreay with a monitor.

Callum Newman confronted Omega, drawing out The Elite and a swarm of officials. In the chaos, Omega hoisted Ospreay onto the announce table and powerbombed him onto the adjacent table — which didn’t break. Ospreay was the table, and he was busted open. Omega returned to the ring as the ref counted. Ospreay staggered, tripped, and barely made the apron at nine…just in time for Omega to drill him with a V‑Trigger.

The ref offered to stop the match. Omega refused.

He dragged Ospreay onto the apron and hit a snap dragon suplex on the hardest part of the ring. Ospreay spilled to the floor. Omega taunted him about friends, then hit a dive to the outside. He shoved Doc Sampson away and threw Ospreay back inside for a missile dropkick.

Ospreay staggered across the ring looking for space, but Omega cut him off with another brutal V‑Trigger. Will fought out of a snap dragon attempt, throwing desperate shots, but Omega stayed on him. Kenny hooked for the One‑Winged Angel — Ospreay blocked — so Omega shifted gears and hurled him with an avalanche German suplex. He followed with Croyt’s Wrath, but Ospreay still kicked out.

Omega snapped off back‑to‑back snap dragon suplexes, then drilled a knee strike to the back of Ospreay’s skull. He charged for another V‑Trigger… …but Ospreay met him mid‑stride with a Hidden Blade, folding the champion.

Both men crawled up, blood streaking down their faces, and traded shots in the center. Omega fired jabs, Ospreay answered with chops, then rocked Kenny with a headbutt that sent him spilling to the floor. Omega dragged himself upright only to eat a flurry of kicks — capped off with a vicious punt to the head.

Omega dragged himself up using the ropes, only for Ospreay to crack him with a crescent kick. Will stayed on him with sharp, punishing shots until Omega dropped to the mat. The referee stepped in, checked on the champion, and began a standing ten count. Omega got to his knees at nine — and Ospreay immediately blasted him with another Hidden Blade for a razor‑close two.

Ospreay hooked for a Tiger Driver, Omega slipped out and fired a ripcord V‑Trigger. Ospreay hit back, ran the ropes, and went for the Oscutter — but Omega countered with a knee to the back of the neck. Both men stayed down for a moment before dragging themselves upright and throwing hands again.

Ospreay hit the ropes — Omega cut him off with a V‑Trigger. Will rose, they hit opposite ropes, and Omega smashed him with another V‑Trigger… then Tiger Driver ’91. Omega wasn’t done. He hauled Ospreay up, hit the One‑Winged Angel, and covered…

WILL OSPREAY KICKED OUT.

Omega tried for another, but Ospreay countered — and this time Omega took a Tiger Driver ’91. Ospreay could barely move afterward, giving Omega just enough space to fire more shots.

Omega landed another knee strike and hit the ropes, but Ospreay blocked the next one. They traded rapid‑fire offense until Ospreay stunned the champion by hitting a One‑Winged Angel of his own — and Omega kicked out at one.

Ospreay, bleeding and furious, hit a Hidden Blade, then a Stormbreaker. Omega kicked out at one again, refusing to stay down.

Ospreay ripped off the elbow pad, stalked to the corner, and charged.

One last Hidden Blade connected flush.

Winner and new AEW World Champion: Will Ospreay

Pyro blasted across Wembley as Ospreay was presented with the title. Matt Jackson checked on Omega while Ospreay celebrated atop the ropes, closing AEW All In London with the image of a new world champion standing tall.

–– Here is what’s in store for AEW All In: London ––

Buy-In Pre-Show

AEW World Trios Championship (Trios Roulette Royale): Hangman Page, Brody King, and Bandido (c) vs. The Demand vs. The Dogs vs. The Conglomeration vs. The Death Riders vs. Bang Bang Gang vs. Wildcard Trio
TBS Championship Match: Maya World (c) vs. Persephone
Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Lio Rush, Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz, and The Bad Reed vs. Action Andretti, HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata, and Anthony Bowens
Tag Team Match: Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron vs. The Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue)
Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Boom & Doom and The Hurt Syndicate vs. Shane Taylor Promotions

Main 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 and Christian Cage (c) vs. The Young Bucks
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) (c) vs. The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor)
AEW International Championship Three-Way Match: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Kazuchika Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita
AEW TNT Championship (Falls Count Anywhere): Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
AEW Continental Championship / Continental Challenge Cup Final: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness
Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match: Andrade El Idolo, MJF, Tommaso Ciampa, Komander, Chris Jericho, Mark Davis, and participants TBA