AEW All In 2026 Live Updates, Results and Highlights From Wembley Stadium

The London crowd gave Ospreay a standing ovation as he celebrated winning his first AEW world title in front of his family and friends.

The new champion posed with the title as the show went off the air. WHAT A NIGHT! We saw so many new champions crowned, some debuts, some surprises and so much more. This might be the best PPV of the year.

Omega recovered and regained control. Ospreay looked like he was defenseless as Kenny kept hitting him with knees to the face, but he caught the last one and started firing back.

Ospreay hit Omega with his own One Winged Angel, but Omega kicked out. Will nailed the Hidden Blade and Stormbreaker, but The Cleaner kicked out at one from pure adrenaline.

Ospreay lined up and hit one more Hidden Blade for the win to become the new world champion.

WINNER: WILL OSPREAY WON THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

Kenny was bleeding from near his eye after the Hidden Blade. Both men were a mess as they started trading shots in the middle of the ring. Ospreay hit a brutal kick right to the face that rocked the champ.

The ref backed Will away so he could check on Omega after a few brutal shots to the neck. Billy Goat hit another Hidden Blade for a very close two-count. Omega fired back with a few knee strikes before Ospreay hit a powerbomb followed by a Styles Clash.

Omega hit a Tiger Driver 91, but he didn't go for a cover. He hit another V Trigger before getting him up for the One Winged Angel. Ospreay kicked out at the last possible moment, which got the crowd on its feet.

Ospreay managed to counter a move and hit the Tiger Driver 98 to drop Kenny right on his head. This match is wild!

Ospreay was busted open as Omega brought him onto the announce table so he could powerbomb him through the other table he had set up. Ospreay barely beat the count into the ring, but he was immediately met with a V Trigger to the face.

Omega hit a snapdragon suplex on the apron as he began to look more crazed. Ospreay's hair was fully red from the blood coming out of his cut as The Cleaner put him back in the ring for a dropkick to the back of the head.

Omega hit a big suplex from the top rope, but Ospreay kicked out at two. Every time Will tried to fight back, it seemed like Omega had an answer for him. Ospreay looked completely out of it as Omega hit another V Trigger, but he popped up and hit the Hidden Blade out of nowhere.

The Billy Goat stayed aggressive, but Omega caught him in a springboard and sent him crashing to the mat. Omega went after Ospreay's neck with a few moves. Ospreay tried to fight back, but Kenny had him reeling.

Ospreay started to fight back and hit a few big kicks to take the champion down. Kenny countered a corkscrew splash with a pair of knees, but then Ospreay countered a suplex with a stunner.

Billy Goat hit a sunset flip powerbomb in the corner followed by a spinning kick to the neck for a two-count. They fought at ringside, and Kenny grabbed the timekeeper's table to use to his advantage.

The ref tried to get Will to stop beating on Omega, and Ospreay shoved him. Omega grabbed a monitor from the announcer's table and used it to hit the challenger, which caused a big confrontation between The Elite and United Empire.

It all comes down to this. The main event of All In with Will Ospreay challenging Kenny Omega for the world title. Ospreay came out to "Teenage Wasteland" and passed by several current and former allies as he made his way through the back.

Kenny also had a special video package and entrance. The main event was given quite the buildup before it started. The Bucks, Michael Nakazawa and Brandon Cutler were there for Kenny's entrance.

The bell rang and both men took a minute to soak in the crowd's reactions. They locked up, and Kenny backed Will to the ropes for a chop. Ospreay responded with several chops before they started trading punches.

Both men looked like they were excited and taking this very seriously. Both men hit some nice moves, but Ospreay hit a running kick that almost took Kenny's head off.

Willow hit a Death Valley Driver into the corner to break a submission, but she missed the cannonball she tried after.

Willow tried to climb to the top rope, but her hand slipped and she almost fell. She went back up and hit a moonsault, but she couldn't keep Mone down for the pin.

Mercedes hit Willow's face into the exposed turnbuckle before hitting the Moneymaker, but the champ kicked out at two. Willow hit the Pounce, but Mone hit Aubrey and took her out on the way down.

The CEO started taking apart Willow's cast on her hand to inflict more damage. She tried to use the belt as a weapon, but Willow countered and used it against her. She hit her finisher, but Aubrey was too slow to recover and make the count.

The champion hit a powerbomb into the exposed buckle before bringing Mercedes up to the top, but Mone countered with a hurricanrana. She got Nightingale locked in the Statement Maker. She was unable to break free, and Aubrey declared Mercedes the winner.

WINNER: MERCEDES MONE WON THE WOMEN'S WORLD TITLE

The CEO started going after Willow's injured hand. She kept Nightingale grounded for a little while, but the powerhouse stood up with Mercedes on her back and broke free.

They ended up on the apron where Willow hit a suplex to send Mone and herself crashing to the floor. When they got back into the ring, they started throwing hands.

Willow hit a bodyslam from the middle rope followed by a missile dropkick, but she could only get a two-count.

The Babe with the Power hit a Spanish Fly from the middle turnbuckle, but she still couldn't get the pin.

The women's world title was up for grabs when Mercedes Mone challenged Willow Nightingale for the belt. Several ballerinas danced on the stage as The CEO made her entrance. Willow wore special entrance gear for this one.

Willow put Mercedes in the corner right away, and then she knocked her off the top rope to the floor. She followed the CEO and hit a senton from the apron before bringing her back in.

Mercedes tried a hurricanrana, but Willow swung her into the barricade. Mercedes was bleeding from above her nose when she got back into the ring, and it looked like she was busted open the hard way.

Mone exposed a turnbuckle and sent Willow into it to take control. She put the champion against the ropes and choked her before hitting a meterora for a two-count.

Sting took out Cage and Doyle with his trademark baseball bat before getting into the ring to confront Knight. Allin was able to free his hands so Sting could give him the bat to use against his opponent.

Sting and his son climbed up to opposite sides of the ladder and shared a moment before Jr. hit a big dive onto Cage and Doyle at ringside. As the Bordens fought Cage and Doyle out of the arena, Allin went after Knight.

Allin climbed part of the set and hit the craziest Coffin Drop ever to drive Knight through the stage. As medics tried to take Knight away on a stretcher, Allin hit another Coffin Drop and pinned him to win the TNT title.

WINNER: DARBY ALLIN WINS THE TNT TITLE

This match was bonkers in the best way.

Knight put a pile of chairs into the ring and tried to superplex Darby onto them, but Allin turned it into a Code Red.

Brian Cage and Jake Doyle showed up to help Knight out. They set up a bunch of chairs and Cage back dropped Allin right onto them for one of the most painful looking spots of the night so far.

They tied Allin's hands behind his back, but Steven Borden showed up and tried to help him out. Cage powerbombed Sting Jr. through a table. Darby tried to fight back, but his hands were still bound.

The lights dropped and Sting came out to a huge pop.

The TNT title was on the line in a Falls Count Anywhere match between Kevin Knight and Darby Allin. Darby hit the first couple of shots, but Knight hit him with the title to take control.

Knight went outside the ring to look for weapons while Aubrey checked on Darby's already bleeding head. Allin dropkicked a table into Knight as he tried to put it in the ring.

Kevin jumped over the steel steps to hit a clothesline before he put Allin on top of the announce table.

As Cage and Cope were celebrating, The Motor City Machine Guns made their way to the ring. As they stared down the champions, FTR's music hit and they came out with Stokely Hathaway.

All four teams stood in the ring as the crowd chanted "Holy s--t." This led to Creed and Kofi coming out to join the party.

Matt came in and hit a few suplexes as he started to go on a roll. Cage and Copeland hit the 3D, but it wasn't enough to get the win.

The crowd chanted "This is awesome" as Cage and Nick traded punches. They set off a sequence where everyone hit a move on someone else. The Bucks set Cage up so Copeland would hit the Spear, and then they both hit Copeland with a Spear.

They nailed Christian with a BTE Trigger, but Copeland managed to break it up. A few moments later, Cope and Cage countered the Bucks' finisher with their own, but it wasn't enough to get the pin.

Cage pretended like he was going to use a title belt so he could sneak a wrench under his arm brace. He nailed Nick with it so Cope could hit the Spear for the win.

WINNERS: COPE AND CAGE

Copeland hit a piledriver on the apron before rolling Nick back in so Christian could hit a neckbreaker.

The champions continued to control their opponents for the next few minutes, but one big kick turned things around. Cage prevented a tag by yanking Matt off the apron, but Nick was able to avoid the Spear from Copeland.

He reversed the Killswitch and hit Cage with his own finisher. Nick hit a series of nice moves on both opponents while Matt tried to recover.

Copeland was able to take control and started focusing on Nick's leg with all of his offense.

The men's tag title bout was up next with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage taking on Nick and Matt Jackson. Nick and Christian started the match as the crowd sang to them.

Matt and Copeland tagged in relatively quickly, and that is when business picked up. Nick was tossed out of the ring while Matt was double-teamed in the champions' corner.

The Bucks were able to gain the upper hand and hit some of their double-team offense on both men. They went after Cage's injured arm, but he was able to hit a double reverse DDT to break free.

Cope came in and hit a few moves before a double superkick sent him out of the ring.

Justin Roberts finally gave Komander a proper intro after he took everyone out with a big dive. The ninth man ended up actually being Mistico, which had members of the crowd laughing.

Before Mistico got the ring, Daniel Garcia attacked him as the tenth entrant. This match was all over the place. Everyone was hitting moves left and right until Mistico and Komander had an exchange by themselves in the ring.

Jack Perry was the 11th competitor in this match. He went on a little rampage and took out several people before MJF tossed him out of the ring. It seemed like everyone came close to winning at one point or another.

MJF broke his alliance with Wayne and hit a low blow, but Andrade took him out and then pinned Wayne to get the win.

WINNER: ANDRADE EL IDOLO

Andrade and Bailey hit simultaneous moonsaults from the top rope to the floor before they ran at each other and hit kicks to take each other down. That is when Tommaso Ciampa's music hit and he came out fifth.

Before Ciampa even made it all the way to the ring, Chris Jericho came out as the sixth man in the match. Ciampa kept going after him, but Jericho kept taking him out.

Mark Davis arrived as the seventh competitor and immediately started piledriving everyone. He even hit one on Ciampa on top of Bailey.

Komander came out in the eighth spot, but Justin Roberts accidentally called him Mistico.

Andrade El Idolo and MJF are the first two men in the Casino Gauntlet match. As soon as the bell rang, they started throwing punches. Andrade got the early advantage, but MJF hit a back elbow to take him down.

Both men did the spot where they hit the other person in the face with their crotch, but the crowd pooped louder for El Idolo.

Nick Wayne appeared out of nowhere and hit a reverse hurricanrana on Andrade to enter the match. MJF offered Wayne an alliance, but Mike Bailey came out as the fourth entrant a moment later.

Speedball took out Wayne and MJF with a huge springboard corkscrew.

Fletcher and Takeshita took turns hitting Okada and took him out so they could face each other again. They had a long standoff before they started throwing hands.

Okada tried to come back in, but Takeshita threw him right back out. Fletcher hit the turnbuckle brainbuster before Okada came in and wiped him out with the Rainmaker for the win.

WINNER: KAZUCHIKA OKADA WINS THE INTERNATIONAL TITLE

The Protostar, The Alpha and The Rainmaker all took turns hitting big moves on each other, but nobody was able to capitalize enough to get a pin.

Okada found the yellow screwdriver that has come into play so many times before. He tricked Fletcher into thinking he would give it to him, but Takeshita ended up taking both of them out and almost got the pin.

Takeshita threw the screwdriver out of the ring so all three men could have a fair fight. Okada hit Fletcher with the Rainmaker a few times, but Kyle countered the last one and hit a clothesline of his own.

Takeshita reversed a superplex into a massive DDT from the top rope, and he followed it up with a running knee for a close two-count.

The International Championship was on the line when Kyle Fletcher defended the belt against Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada.

Fletcher drilled Okada with a superkick to send him out of the ring so he and Takeshita could start the match one on one. They traded shots until Takeshita scored the first knockdown with a clothesline.

Okada ended up pulling both guys to the floor with a double DDT. The Rainmaker put Big Take back in the ring and slowed the pace down to his liking.

Fletcher came back into the ring and took down both men. He sent Okada into the middle turnbuckle before Takeshita hit him with a poison rana.

It looked like Moxley was going to tap, but he was able to counter the hold and lock in an armbar. He turned it into an ankle lock on the bad leg.

McGuinness escaped and almost won with a pinning combination. It was so close that Danielson questioned whether it should have been a three-count.

Moxley tripped him and put him back in the ankle lock before hitting a Stomp to the head. He put him in a seated ankle lock, but Nigel clawed his way toward the bottom rope. He wasn't able to reach it and was forced to tap out.

WINNER: JON MOXLEY

This was a clinic and a great finale to the tournament. The English crowd would have loved to see Nigel win, but we all knew how this would end.

Mox pulled the tap off of Nigel's boot, but Nigel used it to choke him for a moment until the ref made him stop. McGuinness kept going after Mox's arm to set him up for his finishing submission.

Nigel hit the Tower of London for a two-count. Moxley attempted to use the LeBell Lock, but Nigel reversed it and used the hold instead.

Moxley escaped and seemed to be firmly in control as he talked trash to his opponent and stomped on his bad leg. When both men faced off in the middle of the ring, Nigel won the exchange with a clothesline.

Once he got him on the mat, Moxley applied the Bulldog Choke, but Nigel used his chin to wrench his way out of the hold and apply the London Dungeon.

Moxley had to do this alone due to the rules of the match, so the rest of the Death Riders remained backstage as he went to the ring.

Moxley underestimated Nigel's technical ability and ended up outside the ring to take a breather within the first couple of minutes. Moxley started to focus on the injured leg of McGuinness, but Nigel continued to outwrestle him.

Mox was able to counter a hold and apply an ankle submission, but McGuinness kicked him away with his good leg. They started trading chops in the middle of the ring and went until Moxley kicked his opponent in the knee.

Moxley resorted to biting Nigel as he beat on him in the corner and attacked his knee.

So far, we have seen new TBS, Trios and women's Tag Team champions crowned tonight. Up next, Jon Moxley and Nigel McGuinness will fight in the finals of the Continental Cup.

Bayne started building momentum, but the Birds got her in the corner and on the top turnbuckle. They took the Megasus down with a double superplex, but she refused to stay down for the count.

Bayne hit a double German suplex on both opponents at once. Kross tagged in, but Hayter kept fighting back despite being outnumbered.

Once Windsor recovered, and she Hayter hit their finisher on Kross to get the pin and become the new tag champs.

WINNERS: ALEX WINDSOR AND JAMIE HAYTER WIN THE WOMEN'S TAG TITLES

Hayter was finally able to get some breathing room after taking out both opponents with clotheslines. She tagged in Windsor, who kept up the aggression against Kross.

Bayne was able to take control again and almost won, but Hayter broke up the pin. The Birds hit a double fireman's carry slam, but Kross saved her partner from the pin.

All four women started trading suplexes until everyone was down in the middle of the ring.

Bayne and Kross had awesome gear. Lena was in all black while Bayne wore all white. As soon as all four women were in the ring, they started fighting.

Hayter and Bayne were the first legal competitors, but Windsor was quick to tag in so they could double-team one of the champions.

The challengers had the upper hand until Bayne leveled Hayter with a kick to knock her off the apron. Kross slammed Windsor on the floor before joining Megan to send Jamie into the barricade.

Once they were in the driver's seat, Divine Dominion isolated Hayter in their corner. They spent a few minutes dominating the former world champion.

The first official match on the main show saw Megan Bayne and Lena Kross defend the women's tag titles against Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter.

This match will combine elements of a gauntlet match and a battle royal, so it will be a lot of mayhem and chaos, especially once more people enter the ring. The Bang Bang Gang and The Dogs were the first trios to enter the ring.

As soon as both teams were in the ring, everyone started brawling. Here is the order of entry for the team involved.

The Demand and Dogs formed an alliance before the match, so they had a huge advantage once all six men were in the ring. Colten was the first man eliminated when Clark Connors hit a Spear on the apron.

Austin Gunn followed his brother a few moments later thanks to Toa Liona knocking him clean out of the ring. The Death Riders made their way through the crowd when it was their turn.

Marina Shafir even got into the ring and started taking people out. She came face to face with Roderick Strong and chopped him. Roddy hit her with a backbreaker to send her out of the ring.

Strong and Kyle O'Reilly were eliminated at the same time before Hangman and Brodido entered the match. The champions got a great reaction when they came out. Several people worked together to eliminate King.

The ring was pretty full by this point, but there was still the wildcard team left to enter the match.

The heels had a huge advantage over the remaining babyfaces and spent a long time punishing them. The pre-show is about to be over, so this will bleed over into the main show.

After we returned on the main show, the final team made its entrance, which took a lot longer to get to than any of the other teams. There was at least eight minutes before the wildcard team showed up.

Swerve's music hit and he showed up as the first man in the final trio. Austin Creed and Kofi, now known as The New Level. The crowd erupted.

Swerve and The New Level had a nice moment before The Demand started decimating them. Once they regained their footing, they eliminated Liona and Kaun.

Yuta and OC were eliminated in quick succession. Hangman prevented Swerve from taking out Bandido and had a standoff with his old rival.

White eliminated Connors before he and Finlay took each other out. Ricochet ended up eliminating Page, which guaranteed we would see new champions.

It came down to Kidd, Claudio, Pac, Swerve, Creed and Kofi as the final six. Kofi gave us one of his classic battle royal saves to stay in the match. Creed did the same thing with some help from Prince Nana.

Creed and Kofi eliminated Pac and Claudio to win the match and become the new trios champions with Swerve.

WINNERS: SWERVE, AUSTIN CREED AND KOFI WIN THE TRIOS TITLES

After Baker made her exit, Thekla's music hit and she joined the pre-show panel. She climbed up on the table and told the crowd she was back.

The only other match left on the pre-show is the Trios Championship Royale Roulette.

Persephone had cool entrance gear for what is definitely the biggest match either of these women have had to date. They met in the middle of the ring and trade some words and slaps before Maya applied a headlock.

Persephone used her power advantage to control the pace at first, but Maya rebounded as they started trading takedowns. The challenger hit a nice kick to get the first two-count.

The CMLL champion gloated a bit before choking Maya in the corner with her boot. She slowed the pace down a bit so she could be more methodical with her offense.

Maya started to make a comeback after hitting a kick that sent Persephone out of the ring. The champion followed her and hit a crossbody from the apron to the floor.

When they got back into the ring, the challenger applied a submission, but the champ made it to the bottom rope to force a break. Maya was able to hit a stunner, but it took both women down.

Persephone got caught trying to use the ropes for a pin, but she was able to keep the upper hand and hit a Spear for a fair two-count.

Maya hit a fallaway slam from the middle rope as she started building momentum. She hit her bridging finisher, but Perse grabbed the rope for break the count. Maya climbed to the top rope, but someone in a mask shoved her off.

Persephone took advantage and hit a Razor's Edge for the win to become the new TBS champion.

WINNER: PERSEPHONE WIN THE TBS CHAMPIONSHIP

The masked attacker used the Lockjaw on Maya before revealing herself to be Britt Baker. The crowd popped for The Doctor.

As soon as Bryan Danielson's music hit, the crowd got to its feet. He joined the commentary team and Renee said he should be sticking around for the rest of the show.

The next match will see Maya World defend the TBS title against Persephone.

Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo and Shawn Dean took on Big Boom AJ, QT Marshall, Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin. Big Justice, Trish Adora and Christyan XO were all at ringside to support their respective teams.

Moriarty and Benjamin started for their teams. They talked some trash before the ROH pure champion took the first shot. Shelton no-sold some of his strikes in the corner and countered an arm drag. Shelton scooped him up and slammed him to stop his momentum.

Marshall and AJ hit a couple of moves together before STP took full control in their corner. Dean and Bravo spent some time double-teaming QT, and they even used the classic abdominal stretch cheat with everyone in STP forming a chain.

Big Boom got the hot tag and hit a flurry of moves before Moriarty wiped him out with a heel kick. Dean hit the BBC on AJ while Bravo did a fake newscast at ringside.

AJ spent a long time in STP's corner being dominated. He was able to make the tag to The All Mighty, who started running over everyone on the opposite team.

The Infantry was able to regain the upper hand with some double-team offense, but it didn't last very long. Taylor finally tagged into the match and looked to end it against AJ, but Marshall saved his partner.

All hell started to break loose as everyone from ringside got involved. Lashley finished the match by pinning Bravo.

WINNERS: THE HURT SYNDICATE, BOOM AND DOOM

Excalibur and the other commentators could finally be heard clearly as they ran down most of the card for the show.

Shane Taylor Promotions made their way out for the next eight-man tag match against The Hurt Syndicate and Boom and Doom.

The next match featured Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander taking on Julia Hart and Skye Blue. The announcers were still having a lot of audio issues.

Skye and Harley started for their teams. After a brief shoving match, Skye took control with a little help from Julia providing a distraction. Harley was quick to get back to her feet and hit some offense of her own, including a shining wizard.

Statlander came in and continued to control the pace. Hart tagged in but was immediately taken down with a suplex. She brought Kris down with a hurricanrana before tagging back out.

Harley made a tag and hit a crossbody before taking Blue out of the ring. The Sisters of Sin set a trap for her at ringside and regained the upper hand.

Harley spent a few minutes on defense as Julia and Skye took turns beating on her. Once she made the hot tag, Statlander turned the tide.

The powerhouse took on both opponents singlehandedly, and she almost pinned both women at the same time. Julia was able to get Kris in her signature submission, but Harley broke it up.

Skye and Blue took it to Cameron with some double-team moves, but the ventriloquist was able to fight them off. Statlander delivered a hard slam to Blue at ringside before tagging back in and hitting her finisher on Hart for the win.

WINNERS: HARLEY CAMERON AND KRIS STATLANDER

In a bit of irony, as soon as Rush won his match, it started raining in London. It's going to be an interesting show if the weather keeps up like this.

Lio has a massive umbrella with him for his entrance. Excalibur was having audio issues during the entrances, so we could barely hear him or the other announcers. As soon as the bell rang, all eight men started fighting.

Rush and Action Andretti were the first legal competitors. AA hit a nice Spanish Fly for a quick two-count.

Katsuyori Shibata tried to shake Lio's hand when he tagged in, but he got bitten instead. He tried to offer his hand again, and when Rush shook it, Shibata kicked him in the gut.

Dezmond Xavier tagged in, and so did Anthony Bowens. They had a nice exchange that led to Hook and Zachary Wentz coming in to join the fight. The Rascalz spent some time controlling Bowens before Shibata came back to help.

Andretti and Hook hit some nice moves on Myron Reed. After taking out Hook and Bowens, Reed hit a really cool cutter from inside the ring to the floor on Andretti.

All eight guys had chances to look good in this one. They made the action fast-paced and exciting, but you could be forgiven for losing track of who was legal toward the end.

Rush ended up hitting a frog splash on Bowens to get the win for his team.

WINNERS: LIO RUSH AND THE RASCALZ

The Opps made their way to the ring for the first match of the day. They are taking on Lio Rush and The Rascalz.

The pre-show for AEW All In has begun. There will be five matches over the next two hours leading into the main show.

Renee Paquette is leading the panel with Mick Foley, Paul Wight and Jeff Jarrett. Wight's mic had some issues when he did his intro. Double J is wearing a Union Jack jacket to embrace the London venue.

The panel gave us a rundown of the card for the night, including the five pre-show matches scheduled to take place.