Darby Allin Beats Kevin Knight to Win AEW TNT Title in Falls Count Anywhere Match at All In 2026

Darby Allin beat Kevin Knight in a Falls Count Anywhere match to win the TNT Championship at AEW All In 2026 in London on Sunday.

After the Don Callis Family interfered on Knight's behalf, Allin got an assist from his mentor, Sting, and Sting's son, Steven Borden.

The rivalry between Knight and Allin began at Double or Nothing back in May, following the main event, which saw Allin drop the AEW World Championship to MJF.

Knight showed up after the match in an apparent attempt to attack MJF and protect Allin, but The Jet turned his attention to Allin instead and turned heel by hitting Allin with a UFO Splash.

A couple of weeks later, Allin got some measure of revenge by hitting Knight with a skateboard, which led to a TNT title match between them on the July 22 episode of Dynamite.

Knight won the match to retain the title, but it was far from convincing, as Knight hit Allin with the TNT Championship belt while the referee was incapacitated, which led directly to the victory.

Given the controversial nature of that contest, Allin was granted a rematch for All In, but this time it came along with Falls Count Anywhere rules, ensuring that Knight and Allin would be on equal footing.

While the Knight vs. Allin feud was already heated, it reached a fever pitch during the Aug. 19 edition of Dynamite when Knight set a trap that Allin fell right into.

Knight called Allin out to the ring for a confrontation, but when Allin made it to the ramp, he found himself engulfed in a storm of pyro.

With Allin injured and out of sorts, Knight brought him to the ring and hit him with a Coast to Coast that saw Allin get smashed in the face with a steel chair.

Allin was out for payback at All In, and he got it by defeating Knight and becoming a record-tying, three-time TNT champion in the process.