AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 Live Updates, Results and Highlights

One of the most anticipated matches on the card was up next when Omega took on ZSJ in their first singles bout in eight years.

They started with a lockup that led to a series of counters and reversals. Neither man could get the advantage, so they broke and reset. They locked fingers for a test of strength. ZSJ nailed an uppercut to take control.

He ran into a boot in the corner before Omega hit a hurricanrana to send him out of the ring. Omega followed with a slingshot crossbody to the floor.

Sabre started using some of his unique submission offense to go after Omega's fingers. They traded some strikes and Kenny slammed Zack's head into the announce table a few times.

He hit a double stomp to Sabre while he was under the cover for the announce table. ZSJ applied the octopus lock on top of the table, and they ended up losing their balance and falling to the floor.

Titan and Shingo started to control the pace, but it didn't last very long before Mistico came in and took out both men with some aerial offense.

Nobody could maintain a position of dominance for too long because one of the other competitors would stop their momentum. This led to a lot of multi-man spots and big moments, especially from the masked men in the match.

This was a very exciting match that featured some fun action. All three teams contributed, but it felt like Mistico and Dorada were responsible for most of the best moments.

Dorada's shooting star press onto everyone at ringside was an especially memorable moment.

The final few sequences featured all six men pulling out some of their biggest moves as the crowd got on its feet to applaud their efforts.

After a few close calls, The Bucks got the win by pinning Titan. This was tons of fun from start to finish.

WINNERS: THE YOUNG BUCKS

This match saw teams from AEW, CMLL and NJPW compete, but no titles were on the line, so it was simply a fight for pride. Mistico and Titan started the match with a quick handshake to show respect before Titan nailed a dropkick to take control.

The masked men had a fast-paced exchange that showed off their speed and agility. Nick Jackson and Mascara Dorada tagged in to take over. They had an equally fast-paced sequence that came to a stalemate.

Matt tagged in for a quick double-team. They had Dorada reeling after a few signature moves, but the high-flyer turned the tables and took control. Shingo Takagi tagged himself in to square off with Dorada.

The Forbidden Door PPV has officially begun, and we are starting with The Young Bucks vs. Unbound Co. vs. El Sky Team.

The women's tag titles were on the line when Megan Bayne and Lena Kross took on Thunder Rosa and CMLL's Olympia. Kross and Bayne had a unique entrance that included a quick pre-match speech from the big screen on the stage.

Rosa and Kross started for their teams. They had a brief exchange before both women made the tag and all four squared off together. Rosa and Olympia sent the champs out of the ring so Rosa could take them both down with a tornillo from the top rope. Olympia followed with a springboard dive of her own.

Bayne and Kross gained control once they got back in the ring. They isolated Rosa in their corner for a while. Olympia got the hot tag and took it to both opponents.

She hit a nice moonsault off of Kross onto Bayne. This ended up being the most competitive match Bayne and Kross have had since winning the titles. All four women brought their A-game to this one.

Bayne hit a hurricanrana from the top rope to kickstart the final sequence. Olympia had Bayne up for a press slam to show off her power, and Rosa followed with a double foot stomp, but Kross broke up the pin.

It looked like we might see a title change, but in the end, Kross got the pin to retain the belts.

WINNERS: DIVINE DOMINION

Skye Blue took on Maika in a Survival of the Fittest qualifying match. The winner will fight for the TBS title on Wednesday. Julia Hart was sent to the back befoe the match began to keep things fair.

They started by trading strikes. Blue looked like she was going to take control, but Maika turned things in her favor.

Skye sent her opponent out of the ring and hit a running kick on the apron to take her down. She attempted a hurricanrana, but Maika caught her and powerbombed her onto the apron in a brutal spot.

Blue faked an arm injury to sucker Maika into an attack. The crowd began chanting for the Stardom star as she made a comeback.

Maika hit a superplex from the middle rope, but it wasn't enough to get the win. Skye was able to regain control and hit a nice powerbomb, but she couldn't get the win either.

This was a solid, competitive match that gave Maika a nice introduction to the AEW audience. She ended up getting the win to advance to this Wednesday's title bout.

WINNER: MAIKA

The first match on the Buy In saw The Death Rider's Daniel Garcia take on Unbound Co.'s Drilla Moloney.

Moloney had the size and power advantage, but Garcia didn't look intimidated. He took the fight to his opponent and had control until Drilla sent him out of the ring with a couple of big strikes.

Drilla chopped Garcia so hard that he fell backwards over the barricade into the crowd. Marina Shafir gave him a mean look, but he just smiled at her. The momentary distraction allowed Garcia to hit a dragon screw when he tried to get into the ring.

Shafir interfered while the ref was distracted. Garcia had the upper hand for a long time and focused most of his offense on Drilla's leg. Moloney tried to make a comeback, but he eventually found himself in the Dragontamer.

Drilla used the ropes to escape and almost hit his finisher, but Marina saved Garcia. She cheered him on as Garcia regained control, but Drilla caught him and hit his finisher out of nowhere for the win.

WINNER: DRILLA MOLONEY

It looks like AEW is going to be using a circular steel cage for the match tonight.

The Buy In has officially started on all platforms. The show opened with a video hyping the various matches that we will see on the card.

Here's a look at the advertised card for this year's PPV: