Will Ospreay Beats Kenny Omega to Win AEW Title at All In 2026 at Wembley Stadium

Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega in the main event of All In at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday to win the AEW World Championship for the first time.

Ospreay and Omega put together another instant classic full of highlights, but in the end, the Englishman brought the title home in front of his countrymen.

Ospreay became the No. 1 contender and earned the right to challenge for the AEW world title in his hometown of London at Forbidden Door in June when he beat Swerve Strickland in the finals of the Owen Hart Cup tournament.

While Ospreay's title match was locked in for All In with that victory, it wasn't yet known who his opponent would be.

MJF was the AEW world champion at the time, but he was tasked with putting the title on the line against Omega on the July 8 episode of Dynamite. Omega beat MJF to become a two-time AEW world champ, setting the stage for Omega vs. Ospreay at All In.

However, Omega first had to defend the title against Kevin Knight in the main event of Redemption last month, and he did so successfully despite Knight pushing him to the limit.

After the match, The Death Riders attacked Omega, but Ospreay made his way to the ring in order to protect his All In opponent.

Ospreay had been working with The Death Riders in the weeks and months leading up to Redemption, as they were helping him find his killer instinct en route to vying for the AEW World Championship.

Despite his relationship with The Death Riders, Ospreay declined Jon Moxley's urging to put a plastic bag over Omega's head, and he cleared Mox out of the ring.

Even though Ospreay saved him, Omega hit Ospreay with a One Winged Angel, signaling that he would not go quietly at All In.

After weeks of back-and-forth between them on the mic, Omega and Ospreay finally settled the score inside the ring on Sunday, and it ended with Ospreay becoming AEW world champion.