AEW All In 2026 match card, preview and predictions
All Elite Wrestling has announced that its biggest annual show, All In, will be staged at London’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday. The two‑hour event kicks off with a pre‑show “Buy‑In” that begins at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, followed by the main card at 1 p.m. Eastern. U.S. viewers can stream or purchase the pay‑per‑view on HBO Max, Amazon Prime, DAZN, PPV.com, YouTube, DirecTV, Sling and Dish Network.
A marquee lineup
The card features a mix of championship bouts and high‑stakes rivalries that have been building through AEW’s weekly shows. In the opening segment, the AE W World Trios Championship will be contested in a multi‑team match that includes the reigning champions Adam Page and Brodido of the Bang Bang Gang against a slate of opponents: The Conglomeration, The Death Riders, The Demand, and The Dogs. A wildcard entrant is set to appear at the start of the bout, though the wrestler has not yet been named.
The night’s main event pits the AE W World Champion Kenny Omega against challenger Will Ospreay. The two have a storied history from their days in New Japan, and the match marks Ospreay’s first title opportunity in a global arena after earning a shot by winning the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament.
Other championship contests include:
- AE W International Championship – a triple‑threat match between Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, and Kazuchika Okada. Fletcher captured the belt at Dynamite: Spring Breakin’ and the title has since become a focal point of tension among the three.
- AE W TNT Championship – Darby Allin challenges long‑reigning champion Kevin Knight, whose reign began after winning a 10‑man Casino Gauntlet in Vancouver.
- AE W Women’s Tag Team Championship – Megan Bayne and Lena Kross (the Divine Dominion) defend against the Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter). Bayne and Kross have dominated the division since March.
- AE W Continental Championship – Jon Moxley takes on Nigel McGuiness. Moxley earned the title earlier in the year after a hard‑fought battle, while McGuiness has been hampered by injury.
- Casino Gauntlet Match – a 10‑man scramble that will award the winner a future title opportunity. The initial entrants are Andrade El Idolo, MJF, Tommaso Ciampa, Mark Davis and Chris Jericho, with additional wrestlers slated to join during the contest.
- AE W Women’s World Championship – Mercedes Moné squares off against Willow Nightingale, whose history with Moné spans title reigns and a recent hand injury controversy.
- AE W World Tag Team Championship – Christian Cage and Adam Copeland defend against Matt and Nick Jackson (the Young Bucks). The two teams have traded victories and are poised for a classic tag‑team showdown.
Why it matters
All In has evolved into AEW’s marquee event, attracting international fanfare and showcasing the promotion’s most popular performers. The venue itself—a 90,000‑seat stadium—underscores the scale of the operation, and the event is billed as a “two‑hour” program that blends in‑ring action with backstage storytelling. For many of the wrestlers, the match at Wembley marks a career milestone: Ospreay’s first world title challenge in his home country, Bayne and Kross’s opportunity to cement their status at the top of the women’s division, and Moxley’s chance to prove his legacy after losing the world title to Adam Page the previous year.
What to expect
The show will be broadcast to U.S. audiences across multiple platforms, with the Buy‑In starting at 11 a.m. ET and the main card airing live at 1 p.m. ET. Fans can also watch the event in the United Kingdom and worldwide via the same streaming services. The card’s blend of championship stakes, storyline payoff, and the possibility of surprise entrants—especially in the trios title match and Casino Gauntlet—should keep viewers engaged from start to finish.
As the world watches from London’s iconic stadium, AEW promises a night of high‑energy wrestling, dramatic title changes and historic moments that could reshape the promotion’s future.