Will Ospreay Dethrones Kenny Omega To Win AEW World Championship In Dramatic Main Event

Will Ospreay Dethrones Kenny Omega To Win AEW World Championship In Dramatic Main Event

Will Ospreay reached the top of All Elite Wrestling by defeating Kenny Omega in an epic main event at AEW All In 2026, capturing the AEW World Championship after a grueling war of attrition.

The long-awaited clash delivered incredible intensity from the opening bell, with both men trading brutal strikes before the action spilled out of the ring and turned bloody.

Announce Table Destruction And Ringside Escalation

The champion seized control by weaponizing the ringside environment. After striking Ospreay with a monitor, Omega hoisted the challenger onto the announce desk and executed a devastating powerbomb onto an adjacent table.

Ospreay suffered a severe cut in the collision but managed to crawl back into the ring just before the ten-count, only to be met by a swift V-Trigger and a snap dragon suplex on the ring apron.

Omega continued his relentless assault, connecting with Croyt’s Wrath from the top turnbuckle and landing consecutive suplexes. However, Ospreay stemmed the tide by catching Omega mid-stride with a counter Hidden Blade strike.

Kickouts And Finisher Counters Lead To Historic Victory

The final stretch featured high-impact maneuvers from both competitors:

  • Tiger Driver ’91 Exchange: Omega delivered a devastating Tiger Driver ’91 followed by the One-Winged Angel, but Ospreay shocked the crowd by kicking out. Moments later, Ospreay responded with a Tiger Driver ’91 of his own.
  • Refusal To Quit: Ospreay hit Omega’s own One-Winged Angel, followed immediately by a Hidden Blade and Stormbreaker, but the champion kicked out at one.
  • The Final Strike: Removing his elbow pad, Ospreay unleashed one last, unblocked Hidden Blade to earn the pinfall victory and claim the World Title.

The event closed with pyro illuminating the arena as Ospreay celebrated his historic victory, marking the start of his first reign as AEW World Champion.

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