AEW All In 2026 Match Card, Predictions & Early Spoilers

AEW All In 2026 Predictions

Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay – AEW World Championship

This is the match that feels most likely to produce a title change.

Ospreay earned his championship opportunity by winning the 2026 Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, defeating Swerve Strickland at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door. He will now challenge “The Cleaner” in front of his home-country crowd at Wembley.

The storyline has also become more personal in recent weeks. Omega and Ospreay had spent months showing mutual respect, but their relationship deteriorated as the world title match approached. Omega has repeatedly questioned whether Ospreay is ready to become the face of AEW, while Will Ospreay sees the match as the chance to finally prove himself against one of the wrestlers who influenced his career.

There is also unfinished business between them dating back to their battles in Japan. Ospreay previously defeated Omega for the IWGP United States Championship at Forbidden Door 2023, but did so with outside interference from Don Callis. Ospreay has acknowledged that the victory never felt complete because of how it happened.

A world title victory at Wembley would give “The Aerial Assassin” the chance to erase that memory while becoming AEW World Champion for the first time.

The home-field advantage is not the only reason to favor him. AEW has spent much of 2026 positioning Ospreay toward this opportunity, and putting the championship on him at All In would give the company a major moment to build around after the event.

Prediction: Will Ospreay wins the AEW World Championship.

Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Moné – AEW Women’s World Championship

There are several reasons to expect the women’s world championship to change hands at Wembley.

Willow Nightingale has already had to overcome an injury during her current run, while “The CEO” has remained focused on getting back to the top of AEW’s women’s division.

The two have history, with their previous singles encounters coming with the TBS Championship involved. Their rivalry has gradually moved toward the AEW Women’s World Championship, giving the All In match more weight than a standard title defense.

Moné is also entering the match with something to prove. She has repeatedly presented herself as one of the best wrestlers in the world, and another major championship would strengthen that claim.

Nightingale’s reign has given her an opportunity to establish herself as a top singles star. However, with the champion dealing with an injury and Moné positioned as one of the biggest threats in the division, this looks like a favorable spot for a title change.

Prediction: Mercedes Moné wins the AEW Women’s World Championship.

Cage & Cope vs. The Young Bucks – AEW World Tag Team Championship

This is one of the most intriguing matches on the card because of the experience involved.

Christian Cage and Adam Copeland have spent decades competing at the highest level, while Matt and Nick Jackson have helped define modern tag team wrestling. Putting those two teams together at Wembley gives AEW a dream matchup without needing an elaborate stipulation.

The Young Bucks have also been working their way back toward the top of the tag division. A victory over Cage and Copeland would give them another major championship accomplishment while opening the door for a longer rivalry between the two teams.

Cage and Copeland can afford to lose without losing their credibility. For the Bucks, beating two established veterans at one of AEW’s biggest events would provide another boost.

Prediction: The Young Bucks win the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

Divine Dominion vs. The Brawling Birds – AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship

Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor have built enough momentum to make them convincing challengers to Divine Dominion.

Megan Bayne and Lena Kross have established themselves as a dominant pairing, but the Brawling Birds have the kind of hometown connection that makes them particularly dangerous at Wembley.

Hayter’s experience gives the team an established star, while Windsor has continued to gain momentum in AEW. A championship victory would give both wrestlers a significant moment and freshen up the women’s tag division.

Divine Dominion can remain important even without the titles, whereas Hayter and Windsor could benefit substantially from winning them in London.

Prediction: The Brawling Birds win the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship.

Kyle Fletcher vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada – AEW International Championship

This may be the most difficult championship match on the card to call.

Kyle Fletcher has established himself as a singles competitor during his current reign, while Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada both have legitimate claims to the International Championship.

The Don Callis Family connection adds another layer. All three competitors have been closely linked to Callis at different points, but their individual ambitions have increasingly come into conflict.

“The Alpha” has already held the championship and has unfinished business with Fletcher. Okada also has the credibility to walk out with the title, but Takeshita’s combination of momentum, previous title success, and his history with Fletcher makes him the strongest pick.

A victory would also help move Takeshita further toward becoming one of AEW’s regular top-level singles stars.

Prediction: Konosuke Takeshita wins the AEW International Championship.

Kevin Knight vs. Darby Allin – Falls Count Anywhere Match for the TNT Championship

Darby Allin has never needed a championship to feel like one of AEW’s biggest stars, which makes Kevin Knight the more logical choice to retain.

Knight’s rise has been one of the more notable developments in AEW this year. The former NJPW star has moved into a much bigger role and established himself as a legitimate championship-level performer.

The Falls Count Anywhere stipulation should also favor the kind of physical, unpredictable match Knight has become known for.

“The Invisible Man” can take another loss without losing his place near the top of the card. Knight, however, needs another high-profile victory to keep his momentum moving forward.

Prediction: Kevin Knight retains the TNT Championship.

Jon Moxley vs. Nigel McGuinness – AEW Continental Championship

Nigel McGuinness has one of the strongest underdog stories on the card.

He entered the Continental Challenge Cup and continued competing despite suffering an ankle injury during the tournament. He then defeated Katsuyori Shibata, Hechicero and Kyle O’Reilly to earn his place in the final.

Moxley, meanwhile, has defended the Continental Championship throughout the tournament while progressing through opponents such as Jack Perry, Jay White and Claudio Castagnoli.

The story is clearly designed to make McGuinness look resilient, particularly in front of his home-country fans. But that does not necessarily mean he needs to win the championship.

Moxley retaining would allow McGuinness to have a major Wembley performance without immediately ending Moxley’s title run. It would also preserve the Continental Championship as part of Moxley’s ongoing story.

The hometown crowd may be behind McGuinness, but Moxley remains the safer pick.

Prediction: Jon Moxley retains the AEW Continental Championship.

Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match

This is the match where making a confident prediction becomes difficult because the entire concept is built around surprises.

Andrade El Ídolo enters at No. 1, while MJF has been announced as the No. 2 entrant. That guarantees the two rivals will immediately be forced into the same match before the rest of the field arrives.

Other announced names include Tommaso Ciampa, Mike Bailey, Komander, Nick Wayne, Mark Davis and Chris Jericho.

The winner receives a future AEW World Championship match, which makes MJF an especially logical choice. He remains one of AEW’s most established main-event performers and has unfinished business with the world title after losing it to Kenny Omega.

Andrade is another strong possibility, particularly because winning from the No. 1 position would immediately elevate him.

Still, MJF winning would create the most straightforward next step. If Will Ospreay wins the AEW World Championship later in the night, MJF would have a ready-made challenger waiting in the wings.

Prediction: MJF wins the Casino Gauntlet.

AEW World Trios Championship Roulette Royale – Buy-In

The Trios Roulette Royale is where the biggest potential surprise could happen.

Hangman Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King will defend the AEW World Trios Championship against multiple teams, including The Bang Bang Gang, The Dogs, The Conglomeration, The Demand and The Death Riders. The final spot is reserved for a Wild Card Team.

That wildcard has generated considerable speculation, particularly surrounding former WWE stars Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed.

If the reports about Kingston and Creed joining Swerve Strickland are accurate, AEW would have an immediate high-profile trio to introduce at Wembley. The combination of Swerve, Kingston and Creed would also give AEW an established group with enough name value to make an immediate impact.

The question is whether AEW would go as far as putting the championships on the new trio on their first night.

I think the answer is yes.

A surprise debut is already a major moment. Adding a championship victory would turn it into one of the defining surprises of the event and give Swerve, Kingston and Creed an immediate direction coming out of Wembley.

Prediction: Swerve Strickland’s team wins the AEW World Trios Championship.

Maya World vs. Persephone – TBS Championship

Maya World enters Wembley as the TBS Champion, while CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone is challenging her for the title.

The match came together after Persephone attacked Maya World with the TBS Championship, giving the champion a direct reason to want revenge.

World has the momentum of an established champion, while Persephone’s status as a reigning CMLL champion gives her credibility heading into the match.

However, with the TBS Championship already providing Maya World with a major platform, this looks like an opportunity for AEW to strengthen her reign rather than end it immediately.

Prediction: Maya World retains.

Sisters of Sin vs. Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander – Buy-In

The story here is built around the relationship between the four women.

Julia Hart helped Skye Blue pick up a controversial victory over Harley Cameron, leading Cameron to look for backup. Kris Statlander answered the call, bringing the former partners back together as Wrathlander.

That gives Cameron and Statlander a clear reason to fight and gives the match a simple objective: revenge.

Sisters of Sin have the advantage of established chemistry, but the reunion angle gives Cameron and Statlander the stronger narrative heading into Wembley.

A victory would also give the reunited team immediate momentum beyond the Buy-In.

Prediction: Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander win

The Opps vs. Lio Rush & The Rascalz – Buy-In

The match stems from Action Andretti’s involvement with The Opps and his victory over Lio Rush for the ROH World Television Championship.

Rush responded by bringing in The Rascalz, setting up an eight-man tag at Wembley.

The Opps have the stronger connection coming into the match, particularly with Andretti now officially aligned with the group. Their recent momentum also gives them a logical reason to leave the Buy-In with the victory.

Rush and The Rascalz could still steal the match, but The Opps are the safer pick.

Prediction: The Opps win

Boom & Doom & The Hurt Syndicate vs. Shane Taylor Promotions – Buy-In

This match was created after Shane Taylor Promotions attempted to bring The Hurt Syndicate into a deal against Boom & Doom.

Instead, Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall made the better offer, resulting in Shelton Benjamin and Bobby Lashley joining them for the match.

That gives the babyface side a major power advantage.

Shane Taylor Promotions has the numbers, but Benjamin and Lashley are difficult opponents to overcome in a match built around strength and physicality. The alliance also gives AEW an easy way to keep the momentum around The Hurt Syndicate while giving Boom & Doom a big Wembley victory.

Prediction: Boom & Doom and The Hurt Syndicate win.

Early Spoilers For AEW All In 2026

The biggest spoiler report surrounding All In involves Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed, who are reportedly set to make their AEW debuts at Wembley.

The two former New Day members have been heavily linked with AEW following their WWE departures, and current reports indicate that the pair are planned to appear as the Wild Card Team in the Trios Roulette Royale alongside Swerve Strickland.

According to the reports, the plan is for Kingston and Creed to receive a new team name rather than continue using The New Day name. That name has not been revealed.

The reported AEW deal is also said to have come together relatively recently, with negotiations taking place in the weeks leading up to All In. That would explain why AEW has kept the Wild Card Team unidentified rather than advertising Kingston and Creed in advance.

It is important to stress that this remains a reported plan, not an officially confirmed AEW announcement. AEW’s official preview lists the final team simply as the Wild Card Team.

If the report is accurate, however, the reveal would give AEW one of the biggest surprise debuts it could produce at Wembley.