Kazuchika Okada Captures AEW International Championship In Triple Threat Thriller At All In

Kazuchika Okada Captures AEW International Championship In Triple Threat Thriller At All In

In a showdown involving three of the elite athletes in professional wrestling, Kazuchika Okada emerged victorious at AEW All In 2026, defeating Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita in a Triple Threat match to ensure the AEW International Championship remained within the Don Callis Family.

The match delivered non-stop action as all three faction-mates collided at Wembley Stadium, setting aside allegiance in pursuit of singles gold.

Rainmaker opportunism seals the victory

The closing sequence provided a showcase of rapid high-impact maneuvering. Defending champion Kyle Fletcher appeared poised to retain after executing a crushing superplex on Konosuke Takeshita from the top turnbuckle.

However, as Fletcher rose to his feet, Okada capitalized with precision timing. Stepping in immediately following the high-risk maneuver, Okada turned Fletcher around and planted him with a definitive Rainmaker, securing the three-count before Takeshita could recover.

Beginning Of Okada’s Second International Championship Reign

The victory marks Okada’s second reign as AEW International Champion. “The Rainmaker” previously held the championship for ten months, from July 2025 to May 2026, before dropping the title to Takeshita.

The defeat brings an end to Kyle Fletcher’s initial title run at 53 days. Fletcher originally captured the championship at AEW Fight for the Fallen and successfully turned back three challenges before falling to Okada on the London stage.

For live match results, title updates, and full coverage of AEW All In, stay tuned to WrestlingAttitude.com.

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