AEW All Out 2026 Results

AEW All Out 2026 Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage of AEW All Out pay-per-view, broadcasting from the NOW Arena in Chicago, Illinois. You can watch the Buy-In Pre-Show in the embedded video below.

Jungle Jack Perry vs. Katsuyori Shibata

The Tailgate Brawl pre‑show opened with Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone welcoming viewers as Perry and Shibata made their entrances. Perry had arrived earlier in the Jurassic Express bus with Luchasaurus at the Block Party, grilling hot dogs before heading to the ring.

They scrambled early, jockeying for position through multiple stalemates. Shibata no‑sold Perry’s chops and flattened him with his own until Perry caught him with a boot. Shibata answered by blasting Perry out of the corner, sending him crashing to the floor as the show went to commercial.

Back from break, Perry had control and took things to the apron. Shibata hit a snap suplex there, kept hold, and suplexed Perry again on the floor. Back inside, Shibata rolled through a hurricanrana and went for a PK, but Perry countered into the Snare Trap. Shibata escaped with repeated kicks, but ran into a Perry dropkick and Tiger Driver for two.

Perry lunged for the Sacrifice Knee, but Shibata turned him inside out with a strike and unloaded corner chops. Shibata wanted the Rear Naked Choke, but Perry floated over and caught him with a flash pin to steal the win.

Winner: Jungle Jack Perry

Perry screamed for Samoa Joe, but HOOK, Action Andretti and Anthony Bowens came out first. Then Joe’s music hit, and the leader of The Opps walked out to a huge ovation. Perry demanded a handshake. Joe brushed him off, so Perry blocked his exit and ordered him to shake his hand as the Chicago crowd chanted “You F’d Up”.

Joe violently pie‑faced Perry to the mat and let out a roar before marching to the back with The Opps. Security rushed to the ramp to keep Joe from tearing Perry apart, even without a full pull‑apart.

Mina Shirakawa & Queen Aminata vs. Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue)

Shirakawa opened by sliding in with her trademark shimmy to mock Hart, sweeping the leg before both teams tagged out. Blue got a big hometown reaction. She missed Code Blue, and Aminata was ready with Chocolate Kisses — which Schiavone called effective and Taz joked was a Team Taz Dojo classic. Shirakawa returned but Hart tripped her, letting Blue hit a step‑up knee in the corner and a DDT to take control heading into break.

Back from commercial, Shirakawa made the hot tag and ran wild with a tilt‑a‑whirl headscissors and a shotgun dropkick off the top on Hart for two. She looked for the Glamourous Driver, Hart flipped out, Blue tagged in, but got ping‑ponged by forearms from Aminata and Shirakawa. Aminata tagged in as Shirakawa locked Blue in a Figure‑Four, and Aminata hit a double stomp off the top. Hart broke the pin and the match broke down.

Hart and Blue tried stereo Octopus Holds — Hart struggled but eventually got hers. Aminata and Shirakawa hit dueling counter Glamourous Drivers for double two counts. Blue spun out of Aminata’s swinging Fisherman’s Suplex, Hart saved her from Off With Her Head, and everyone traded thrust kicks. Aminata finally hit the swinging Fisherman’s Suplex clean, but Hart yanked her out of the ring and drove her into the apron and LED board. That left Shirakawa alone, and Blue spiked her with Code Blue for the win.

Winners: Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue)

Mick Foley, Bang Bang Gang & Coach Juice Backstage

Mick Foley was backstage with the Bang Bang Gang and Coach Juice Robinson, who was putting his crew through last‑minute prep. Foley asked for strategy, and Robinson launched into a full football‑themed promo. Jay White held a football while Robinson called them the baddest golden gunslingers around. Foley asked what happens if he’s not down with that, and they hit their go‑home line. Foley was fired up for the No DQ eight‑man next — though the segment wasn’t quite as funny as it could’ve been.

Bang Bang Gang (Switchblade Jay White, Ace Austin, Colten & Austin Gunn w/ Juice Robinson) vs. Death Riders (Daniel Garcia & Wheeler Yuta) & The Dogs (David Finlay & Clark Connors) – Tornado Tailgate Brawl

The heels got full football‑style introductions, complete with kegs and gear. Finlay was billed from Big Dog Dog‑iversity, Garcia as Homeschooled, Connors as Straight Out of Your Girl’s Crib, Yuta from Jon Moxley’s Basement, and Marina Shafir capped it off by calling Will Ospreay a “Lil’ B*tch.” Garcia wore a helmet specifically to prepare for Shafir’s slap.

The Bang Bang Gang were announced next, with Robinson’s headset supposedly feeding him plays from “the box.” Once the bell rang, everyone charged like a football line. Austin hiked a ball to White as the Chicago crowd chanted “Green Bay Sucks,” and Finlay kept getting smacked with the football. The heels took control outside, with handoffs and Pounces from The Dogs. Robinson leapfrogged Finlay but was wiped out, leaving the heels standing tall heading into break.

Back from commercial, the babyfaces hit corner knees and locomotion splashes on White. Shafir barked orders through a megaphone as Austin charged down the ramp with a football, leapfrogging bodies until Yuta cut him off with a wheel kick. Austin spiked the ball in the ring and hit a Fosbury Flop onto Yuta and Garcia. The Gunns fired off double‑teams, and White climbed up with the football, struck a Heisman pose, and dove onto the pile.

Austin brought the keg into the ring. Finlay got knocked around by the babyfaces until Austin hit a Fame‑Asser onto the keg — hurting his own leg in the process. Shafir broke the pin, Robinson threw his headset down and stormed in, and the two coaches screamed at each other. Robinson threw a red flag, but Shafir dumped him with a judo throw. They brawled to the floor, opening the door for Finlay to waffle Austin with a football helmet for two.

The Dogs set up Full Clip, but Connors was shoved off the top and crashed into a grill at ringside.

The match broke down completely. Garcia ate a 3:10 to Yuma. Yuta smashed the Gunns into each other and rolled one up for two, but White appeared and drilled Yuta with a Blade Runner to score the pin with seconds left on the pre‑show clock.

Winners: Bang Bang Gang

Andrade El Idolo vs. PAC (w/ Marina Shafir) – AEW National Title

Andrade hit the stage with three women displaying both his National Title and his World Title shot contract, which Excalibur reminded can be cashed in with seven days’ notice. PAC wasted no time, hitting his bounce‑back German right at the start, but Andrade popped up on instinct and drilled Dia De Los Muertos, collapsing onto PAC for a near fall. They reset and traded slick flipping counters until both blasted each other with running boots for a double down. Andrade oddly offered a handshake, PAC booted him, and followed with a corner uppercut. Andrade answered with a top‑rope crossbody for two and tried the Three Amigos, but PAC cut him off. Andrade dropkicked PAC to the outside and went for a slingshot crossbody, but PAC punted him mid‑air. PAC distracted Aubrey, letting Shafir unload punches, kicks and an eye gouge on Andrade.

Shafir charged Andrade outside but he sidestepped, sending her tumbling into the front row. Andrade chopped PAC around ringside, climbed inside, but PAC cut him off. Andrade elbowed PAC down and hit the rolling moonsault press for two. Andrade took too long teasing taking off his britches, charged for the corner knees, and PAC dumped him with an overhead suplex. PAC followed with a slingshot cutter for a near fall. He applied a cravat until both slugged it out, Andrade winning the exchange with a flying forearm. PAC again stopped Andrade from stripping, but couldn’t avoid the Three Amigos. Andrade clotheslined PAC outside and finally got the britches off. Commentary joked he desperately needs tear‑away pants. Andrade hit a Tornillo to the floor, took a selfie with a female fan, then realized Shafir was behind her and hilariously choked her out mid‑selfie. Andrade was spooked, and PAC flew off the top with a huge moonsault.

Back inside, PAC hit a perfect 450 for two. He landed a pump kick and climbed slowly, but Andrade crotched him. They brawled up top, PAC hit a spinning avalanche hurricanrana, but Andrade rolled through and hit Dia De Los Muertos — PAC rolled to the floor. Andrade charged, but PAC launched him overhead into the barricade. Both barely beat the count. PAC missed Black Arrow, Andrade went for The DM, but Shafir distracted from the apron. Andrade leaned in for a kiss on the cheek, but PAC crushed him with a poison rana and a charging lariat. PAC locked in the Brutalizer, but Andrade rolled back into a flash pin and stole the win.

Winner and Still AEW National Champion: Andrade El Idolo

Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs. Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight (w/ Don Callis) – #1 Contenders Match for the AEW Tag Team Titles

A strong tag match took a frightening turn at the end, overshadowing everything that came before it. Fletcher demanded Allin tag in Steven Borden to start, and Borden obliged. They locked up and immediately traded heavy shots. Borden fought out of the heel corner until Allin flew in with a dropkick on Knight, forcing Fletcher and Knight to regroup.

Borden hit a deep arm‑drag on Knight, who raked the eyes to regain control. Knight tried shoulder blocks, but Borden no‑sold them and fired off a massive dropkick. Allin tagged in and cranked a headlock. An awkward moment followed when Allin went for his top‑rope arm‑drag, lost grip, and Knight still took a flip bump. They reset, but Fletcher blindsided Allin off a blind tag. Allin tried his springing arm‑drag again, but Knight swept the legs and Allin took a rough landing. Borden was knocked off the apron. Fletcher set up the stairs, and when Allin tried flipping over them into a hurricanrana, Fletcher caught him and powerbombed him on the steel.

Allin stayed isolated until Fletcher turned his attention to Borden, giving Allin just enough space to hit a desperation float‑over Scorpion Death Drop. Allin tagged Borden, but Bryce Remsburg was distracted by Knight, allowing Fletcher to launch Allin to the floor for a brutal shoulder bump. Allin somehow recovered quickly and dove for the hot tag. Borden exploded, running wild with the crowd behind him.

Then everything changed.

Borden overcommitted on a Stinger Splash to the outside and was slammed into the barricade. Fletcher got flattened by an Allin tope, but Knight launched off the commentary table with a huge lariat. Back inside, Allin was hung in the Tree of Woe. Borden saved him as Knight climbed for the Coast‑to‑Coast. That set up Borden and Knight on opposite sides of the ring, both leaping at the same time.

They collided mid‑air. Borden went limp on impact.

Doc Sampson rushed into the ring immediately. The bell rang. The referee awarded the match to Fletcher & Knight. The cameras avoided showing Borden, and the replay aired only once. The arena fell silent.

Winners: Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight

Post‑Match

Taz handled the moment perfectly, saying fans might want a definitive finish, but the safety of the wrestlers comes first. If anyone didn’t like the stoppage, “too bad — the doctor did the right thing.”

A scary ending to a match that had been rolling smoothly. Hopefully an update on Steven Borden comes soon.

Persephone (w/ Dr. Britt Baker DMD) vs. Dani Luna – TBS Title

Dani Luna got a strong reaction from the crowd, and after an early scrap, Persephone paint‑brushed her and told her to knock it off because it’s her title. Luna answered by absolutely waffling Persephone, popping the crowd huge. They traded reversals into the corner, where Luna hit an overhead suplex and a sliding lariat for two. Luna muscled out of a monkey flip, but Persephone grabbed referee Aubrey, letting Baker knock Luna off the ropes and send her crashing outside.

Persephone followed with a tope suicida, then a sliding kick back inside for a near fall. Baker trash‑talked and choked Luna on the bottom rope. Luna fought back with a shotgun dropkick and the crowd loudly rallied behind her. Luna blasted Persephone with a charging boot, but the damage slowed her follow‑up.

Persephone avoided a back suplex, but Luna hit a rebound slingshot back suplex for two. Persephone rolled to the apron, Luna followed, and Persephone spiked her with a release German on the edge of the ring. Luna still kicked out. She fired up, sent Persephone into a rag, and unloaded punches. Persephone rolled into a kimura, but Luna fought out and they traded strikes until Luna flattened her with a huge lariat.

Persephone took too long setting up her Lionsault and got dumped to the apron. Luna pulled her up and hit a wild pull‑up release German from the apron back into the ring — a move Taz said he’d never seen before — for a near fall. Another lariat and a fireman’s carry slam got two. Baker yanked Luna’s hair, unseen by Aubrey. Luna dove out and wiped Baker out with a tope, but that gave Persephone the opening to hit a tope of her own.

Luna tried the release German again, but Baker held Persephone’s legs from the outside. Persephone slipped back in, hit the Razor’s Edge, and retained the title.

Winner and Still TBS Champion: Persephone

Kazuchika Okada (w/ Don Callis) vs. Tommaso Ciampa – AEW International Title

What began as a slower, TV‑paced Okada match turned into a full‑blown thriller — one of those rare bouts where the crowd gets louder every minute and every near fall feels like it might actually be the one. Chicago found themselves a new babyface to rally behind in Tommaso Ciampa, and Okada delivered one of the coldest, most memorable heel moments of his AEW run.

Okada pulled Ciampa’s beard early, Ciampa answered with a hair pull, and they hit a stalemate. The slugfest picked up, Okada tried slowing things down, but Ciampa refused, launching him outside and drilling him with a running knee through the ropes. Callis called it a “dirty, dirty move” on commentary. Ciampa draped Okada over the Spanish announce desk and hit another knee lift, then jawed with Callis, who hid behind Taz. That distraction let Okada flapjack Ciampa back inside.

Okada dragged the pace to his comfort zone — DDT, cutoffs, control. He climbed for the top‑rope elbow, but Ciampa cut him off, bit his head, and looked for an avalanche Psycho Driller. Okada slipped out, dropkicked Ciampa’s leg, and Ciampa hit eye‑first on the post.

Then came the moment.

Okada draped Ciampa over the barricade, looked directly at Ciampa’s daughter Willow, wished her a Happy Birthday… then flipped off the eight‑year‑old. Chicago erupted. Willow looked at her mother, got permission, and fired back with the double bird — one of the biggest pops of the night. Ciampa exploded with a running knee and lifted his daughter high as the crowd chanted “Happy Birthday.”

Back inside, Ciampa avoided a Rainmaker and hit rolling Germans. He connected with Fairytale Ending, but Okada kicked out. Ciampa hit face washes, but Okada countered a charge with an Air Raid Crash. Okada hit the falling top‑rope elbow and struck the Rainmaker pose, but Ciampa bit his finger and stomped it. Okada rolled through a release German, Ciampa kicked free of a Rainmaker and hit Project Ciampa for a razor‑close two.

Ciampa wanted the Psycho Driller, Okada bit free. Callis left commentary and distracted Rick Knox. Okada pulled a screwdriver from the cover, leapt to use it, but Ciampa blasted him with a pump knee. Ciampa charged again, but Okada intercepted with a German. Ciampa hit another pump knee, charged — and Okada hit the dropkick.

Okada went for another, Ciampa baseball‑slid through and hit his running knee for the closest near fall of the match. The building exploded. Ciampa hit an Okada‑style dropkick and struck the Rainmaker pose. He went for it, but Okada hit a rolling elbow, dodged a knee, grabbed the wrist, hit a short‑arm lariat, kept wrist control, missed a Rainmaker, hit a dropkick, and finally landed Emerald Flowsion followed by the Rainmaker proper for the hard‑fought win.

Winner and Still AEW International Champion: Kazuchika Okada

Okada blew a kiss to Willow and Ciampa’s wife before heading up the ramp with Callis.

– Tony Schiavone then relayed word from Tony Khan: Steven Borden is conscious and at the hospital, with doctors tending to him. Commentary wished him the best in his recovery.

The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor) vs. Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross) – Chicago Street Fight for the AEW Women’s Tag Team Titles

Chaos hit immediately, with commentary dropping a Malört reference for the Chicago crowd. The Birds set up tables at ringside, but the time spent doing it let Dominion take control. The Birds narrowly avoided being double‑curb‑stomped mouth‑first onto chairs and instead smashed Dominion onto them. Kross had a chair placed on her, and Bayne was suplexed on top.

Bayne fought back, throwing a chair straight into Windsor’s face in the corner. Bayne and Kross followed with a running boot/powerbomb combo that sent Hayter through a table at ringside. Windsor came up bleeding. Kross held her over the ropes while Bayne swung a kendo stick like she was Pete Crow‑Armstrong at Wrigley.

Dominion tried a Con‑Chair‑To, but Windsor ducked and dropkicked the chairs away. Hayter flew off the top with a cross‑body on both, then went full Sandman with kendo stick shots and a White Russian Leg Sweep on Kross. Bayne charged with a barbed‑wire chair, but Hayter DDT’d her onto it, hurting her own back in the process. Windsor brought in a trash can, placed it over Kross, and Hayter hit a wild top‑rope body tackle for two.

Kross ate double chair shots to the back and midsection. Bayne was bleeding now too. All four slugged it out, then collided with clotheslines for a reset. Everyone sat in chairs for a moment before ditching them and throwing bombs. Dominion hurled stereo chairs into The Birds’ faces, and Bayne hit Fate’s Descent for two.

Bayne and Kross missed corner boots and collided. The Birds missed their finish, and Bayne hit a double German on both challengers. Bayne dragged part of the barricade down the ramp and wedged it in a corner, placing a chair in another. Hayter swung the kendo stick, but Kross regained control and tried suplexing both Birds. They escaped and dropped Kross onto the barricade.

Two Birds, One Stone was cut off by Bayne, who smashed Windsor with a chain‑wrapped lariat. A flying boot/German combo on Windsor got two. Dominion set up two chairs and hit a violent double chokeslam through them, but Hayter broke the pin.

Dominion brought out a barbed‑wire board and propped it in the corner. The Birds escaped a double slam into it. Kross reversed a Windsor whip into the chair in the corner, and Bayne took a DVD into the barbed‑wire board. Kross dumped a bag of tacks into the ring, but Hayter punched her with a chain‑wrapped fist. Two Birds, One Stone connected onto the tacks — Hayter taking most of the landing on her legs — and Windsor pinned Kross.

Winners and Still AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions: The Brawling Birds

Steven Borden Update

Tony Schiavone delivered another update, both on commentary and to the live crowd: Steven Borden is conscious, talking to doctors about what happened, and has undergone a CAT scan. The audience applauded the news.

Swerve Strickland & The New Level vs. Hangman Adam Page, Brody King & Bandido – AEW Trios Titles

Kofi and Bandido kicked things off with fast counters and athletic exchanges, ending in finger‑guns and a handshake. Creed and King tagged in next, with Creed trying to fire himself up as the “power guy” — but King didn’t budge on any shoulder block. King crushed him with a standing senton, sent him outside, and Page blasted Creed off the steps with a running boot. King then sandwiched Creed against the barricade.

Back inside, Creed backed Page into the corner and Page’s shoulder clipped Strickland in the face, immediately setting Swerve off. Nana tried calming him down while Bandido and King kept working over Creed. As Page hit the ropes, Strickland yanked him outside and both teams had to separate their partners. During the chaos, Creed blasted Bandido with a knee, giving the champions control.

Bandido stayed isolated while Strickland stared daggers at Page. King barked at them to focus, and Strickland hit his corner uppercut and even hit the Griddy. Bandido finally countered the chest‑standing House Call spot into a cutter and made the hot tag. King ran wild, wiping out Creed with a lariat and hitting Kofi with a DVD on the apron. Creed ate a corner cannonball, but Strickland broke the pin with an Orange Cassidy‑style foot tap.

King refused to stop Creed from tagging Strickland — instead tagging Page. Page and Strickland immediately threw bombs, both having each other scouted until they collided with double clotheslines and no‑sold them. Creed tripped Page outside, setting up a Strickland Fosbury Flop. King saved his partners, Bandido hit a Shooting Star Press/Draping Double Knee off the apron, Kofi stomped Bandido off the steps, and Strickland hit a House Call on Page for a reset.

Back inside, Strickland took too long calling for another House Call and missed. Bandido and Page hit stereo Revolution Flies for two. Creed tried a strike battle with King — King no‑sold every chop until Creed switched to thrust kicks and finally got a shoulder tackle. Creed hit an impressive fireman’s carry on King while Bandido hoisted Kofi and Strickland. King slid out, stacked Creed on top of the pile, and hit a one‑man triple Samoan Drop.

The champs rolled outside, and Bandido hit a moonsault off the post onto all three. New Level blocked the 21‑Plex, but Brodido hit an assisted 42‑Plex on Creed and Kofi. Page and Bandido hit stereo dives, and King spiked Creed with a piledriver for a close two. Creed somehow powerbombed King out of the corner, Kofi hit a double stomp, Strickland hit a 450, and all three dog‑piled King — who still kicked out.

King defiantly signaled for Strickland to finish it. Strickland went for the kill, but Page stepped right into his path. Kofi hit a roundhouse, Bandido hit a cross‑body, Creed hit a step‑in tornado DDT, King hit a discus lariat, Strickland hit a House Call, and King hit another home‑run lariat for a full reset.

King missed the Gonzo Bomb, Kofi hit Trouble in Paradise, but Page used Strickland’s back to hit a Buckshot on Kofi. Page hit a pop‑up powerbomb on Strickland and went for another Buckshot, but Strickland pulled Creed into the line of fire. Strickland hit Page with a House Call, Bandido cracked Strickland with X‑Knee, Strickland flipped out of the 21‑Plex and hit Big Pressure to score the win.

Winners and Still AEW Trios Champions: Swerve Strickland & The New Level

Willow Nightingale vs. Thekla – Winner Earns AEW Women’s Title Match at WrestleDream

Fast start from both, with Nightingale going for her running senton. Thekla didn’t fully escape and got clipped awkwardly. They traded a flurry of near falls until Nightingale launched Thekla across the ring with a Pounce. Nightingale climbed the corner, but Thekla cracked her with a heavy overhand right, sending her crashing to the floor. Thekla hit a double stomp off the apron, mocked Nightingale’s dance, and threw her into the barricade.

Back inside, Thekla targeted Nightingale’s injured hand, wrenching and stomping it repeatedly as Nightingale screamed. Thekla hit an impressive Matrix lean to avoid a charge, but her trash‑talking opened the door for Nightingale to fire back with lariats using her good arm and a shotgun dropkick for two.

Nightingale hit a double‑leg takedown into a Cloverleaf. Thekla tried bridging out but rolled into a powerbomb. Nightingale went for a corner moonsault; Thekla rolled out, so Nightingale adjusted and hit a cannonball off the apron. The slight delay let Thekla hit a running knee through the ropes, then a top‑rope cross‑body to the floor. Thekla locked in an Octopus Hold outside, but Nightingale drove her into the barricade. They slugged it out and barely beat the count.

Back inside, Nightingale avoided a Curb Stomp and hit a DVD for two. Thekla stomped the injured hand again, hit her Spider pose, then a massive Spear — but Nightingale bridged out. They hit dueling Spider poses. Thekla fired off strikes, but Nightingale rebounded with a huge lariat for a double down.

Then came the interference.

Julia Hart ran out to distract the referee. Skye Blue slid in and cracked Nightingale with the Artist of Stardom title. Referee Stephon Smith turned toward Blue, missing Hart charging in — Nightingale ducked, and Hart accidentally smashed Thekla with her own belt. Nightingale tried the Doctor Bomb, but her injured hand gave out. Thekla stomped the hand, hit a proper Curb Stomp, and scored the win.

Winner: Thekla (Thekla vs. Mercedes Moné is official for WrestleDream)

Post‑match, Mercedes Moné’s music hit. She walked onto the stage, raised the AEW Women’s Title high, and stared down her next challenger.

Cope & Cage vs. The Young Bucks vs. FTR – Ladder Match for the AEW Tag Team Titles

The bell rang and all six men started throwing hands immediately. Harwood tried using a ladder on Copeland outside, but Copeland drop‑toe‑held him into the steps. Nick avoided a Wheeler chair shot, Copeland & Cage hit their assisted backbreaker/neckbreaker on Matt, then armed themselves with chairs. Cage blasted Harwood, nearly hit Copeland by accident, then hurled a chair at Matt. Nick saved his brother and The Bucks hit stereo bulldogs on FTR onto set‑up chairs.

Cage crotched Matt on a chair and cracked Nick, already bleeding from the side of his head. Matt dodged a Con‑Chair‑To and popped Nick up for a dropkick that wiped out Cope & Cage. The Bucks tried a double baseball slide, but FTR held up a ladder and smashed them repeatedly. Cope & Cage followed with a baseball slide and top‑rope dives onto the pile.

A ladder was set in the center. Copeland climbed, but Nick springboard dropkicked him off. FTR and The Bucks scrambled up, Harwood bleeding now. They swung ladders at each other, trapping Wheeler’s leg in the rungs, letting The Bucks hit an assisted Swanton. Cope & Cage hung The Bucks off the ladder into the ropes, then hit a rough ladder dive onto Nick.

FTR sent the champs into a corner ladder. Nick scaled a ladder and dove outside onto Copeland. Matt hit a double Sliced Bread on FTR. Copeland backdropped Matt onto a ladder and had a clear climb, but instead grabbed a massive ladder. Wheeler fought him, creating a ladder bridge. Harwood suplexed Copeland off a ladder onto it, and Cage and Wheeler hit dueling frog splashes.

The Bucks returned. Wheeler avoided Matt on the apron, Nick backdropped him over the top through a table. Harwood was placed on a table and Nick hit a 450 Splash through it. Matt was driven off the apron onto a table by Copeland — the table didn’t break. Cage and Nick fought up top, and Cage hit an avalanche Killswitch onto a ladder in a brutal landing.

Cage set up the giant ladder while Copeland swung chairs. They forgot Stokely, who low‑blowed Copeland and threw powder in Cage’s eyes. Stokely climbed the ladder, but Copeland recovered and shoved him off through tables. Copeland climbed again, but FTR cut him off with a chair and hit a Spike Piledriver on the apron. The Bucks hit Superkick Party and a Meltzer Driver off the apron to the floor.

The Bucks placed Copeland and Harwood on tables, climbed a ladder on the floor, and hit stereo dives through them. Cage stumbled into danger as Wheeler launched from the ring through a ladder and into another table.

All six recovered and climbed ladders. Copeland ran underneath and speared Matt. Nick took a Shatter Machine off the ladder. Cope & Cage trapped Harwood between ladders and hit a Con‑Chair‑To. Wheeler climbed, Cope & Cage stalked him, missed a Con‑Chair‑To, Wheeler crotched Copeland, Cage kicked back from the top rope. Nick springboarded onto the ladder and Wheeler took a wild bump over it to the mat.

The Bucks climbed and hit Cage with a BTE Trigger near the top before grabbing the belts.

Winners and NEW AEW Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks (4× champs)

Will Ospreay (c) vs. Jon Moxley – AEW World Championship

The bell rang and they locked up. Moxley bowled Ospreay over early, but Ospreay recovered instantly and launched over the top rope to wipe him out on the floor. Ospreay dragged Moxley up the ropes, but Moxley reversed and sent him face‑first into the top turnbuckle.

Moxley dropkicked Ospreay off the apron, then jammed his elbow into Ospreay’s already‑bleeding forehead and raked it. He hammered strikes, hit a reverse DDT, then targeted Ospreay’s fingers and snapped them. Ospreay fought back with right hands.

Moxley locked in a Brutalizer, hit a piledriver, and went for a pin. Ospreay kicked out, but Moxley immediately cinched in a Bulldog Choke. Ospreay escaped with a flipping kick, hit a top‑rope forearm, chopped Moxley down, and landed a standing Phoenix Splash.

Moxley grabbed a sleeper and hit another piledriver. Ospreay kicked out again, rocked Moxley with a forearm, hit a powerbomb for two, then followed with a Styles Clash.

At ringside, Yuta and Garcia got in Akira and Bailey’s faces. Moxley knocked the referee off the apron, and Yuta and Garcia swarmed Akira and Bailey. Ospreay hit a Hidden Blade, but the referee was still down.

All four secondaries brawled. Bailey confronted Shafir. PAC appeared and wiped out Bailey. Andrade followed and leveled Bailey as a warning to Ospreay that he’s coming for the World Title.

Ospreay lined up another Hidden Blade — but Shafir smashed him with Andrade’s briefcase containing the World Title contract. She threw the referee back in. Moxley crawled into a cover. Ospreay kicked out. Shafir yanked the referee out of the ring.

Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter hit the ring and drilled Shafir with a spinebuster‑bulldog combo. Yuta tried to jump them, but Hayter flew off the top and wiped out Yuta and Garcia.

The Brawling Birds fought Shafir on the outside. Ospreay spotted the briefcase — but Moxley grabbed it first and stomped Ospreay’s head into it. He smashed Ospreay with it again and covered. A second referee slid in. Ospreay kicked out.

Moxley hit a DDT, then two Death Riders. He covered — and Ospreay kicked out again.

Moxley locked in another Bulldog Choke, wrenching back with everything he had, but Ospreay refused to fade. He powered to his feet and drilled Moxley with a Hidden Blade, collapsing both men. Ospreay dragged himself up, hauled Moxley into position, and hit a Storm Breaker. He covered — Moxley kicked out.

Ospreay didn’t hesitate. He hit the ropes, charged, and smashed Moxley with a second Hidden Blade, this one flush. He dove into the cover and finally kept Moxley down.

Winner and STILL AEW World Champion: Will Ospreay

Moxley stayed in the ring, grabbed the AEW World Championship, and placed it on Ospreay’s shoulder — a rare, quiet show of respect — before the broadcast went off the air.

–– Here is what’s in store for AEW All Out 2026 ––

AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Jon Moxley
AEW World Tag Team Championship Three-Way Ladder Match: Cage & Cope (c) vs. FTR vs. The Young Bucks
AEW World Trios Championship: Swerve Strickland & The New Level (c) vs. Hangman Adam Page & Brodido
AEW International Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Tommaso Ciampa
AEW National Championship: Andrade El Idolo (c) vs. PAC
AEW TBS Championship Open Challenge: Persephone (c) vs. TBD (Maya World, Thunder Rosa, and Hyan barred)
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds (c) vs. Divine Dominion
#1 Contender Match (AEW World Tag Team Title): Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs. Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight
#1 Contender Match (AEW Women’s World Title): Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale
Buy In: “Jungle” Jack Perry vs. Katsuyori Shibata
Buy In (Tornado Tailgate Brawl): Bang Bang Gang vs. Death Riders & The Dogs

AEW All Out 2026 Preview

AEW All Out returns to the NOW Arena with a lineup stacked from top to bottom. Will Ospreay defends the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley in a main event built on clashing styles and months of tension.

The AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles will be decided in a Chicago Street Fight as Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor defend against Megan Bayne and Lena Kross. The World Tag Team Championships also hang above the ring in a three‑way ladder match featuring Christian Cage and Adam Copeland, the Young Bucks, and FTR.

Swerve Strickland and The New Level put the Trios Titles on the line against Hangman Page, Bandido, and Brody King. Kazuchika Okada defends the International Championship against Tommaso Ciampa, while Andrade El Ídolo meets PAC for the National Championship. Persephone issues an open challenge for the TBS Title.

Willow Nightingale faces Thekla for a shot at Mercedes Moné at WrestleDream. Darby Allin and Steven Borden meet Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight in a tag eliminator. On Tailgate Brawl, Jack Perry faces Katsuyori Shibata, and the Bang Bang Gang battle the Death Riders.