AEW Double Or Nothing Results 5/24 - Five Titles On The Line, Stadium Stampede Match

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for AEW Double or Nothing on May 24, 2026, coming to you live from the Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York City, New York at a special main show start time of 8 PM ET!

Darby Allin has put the AEW World Championship on the line several times over the course of the last few weeks, including against the likes of Tommaso Ciampa, Brody King, Konosuke Takeshita, "Speedball" Mike Bailey, and TNT Champion Kevin Knight. Tonight, he will be doing so once again as he defends against former titleholder MJF. MJF has been looking to get an AEW World Championship match since losing the title to Allin at the "AEW Dynamite" Spring Break Thru special on April 15, and went as far as offering to put several things up for grabs including his scarf, "Dynamite" Diamond Ring, and $1,000,000 during the May 6 "Dynamite" and "AEW Collision" special. When MJF asked Allin what he wanted after Allin had refused his offerings, Allin revealed that he wanted MJF to put his hair on the line. Allin then goaded MJF into signing the contract for tonight's match on the May 13 episode of "Dynamite" by promising to make MJF bald, leading to a brawl between the two men in which Knight helped Allin gain the upper hand. 

Triangle of Madness' Thekla will be putting the AEW Women's World Championship on the line against Jamie Hayter, Kris Statlander, and Hikaru Shida in a Four-Way Match. With Hayter having previously been unsuccessful in dethroning Thekla as AEW Women's World Champion at AEW Dynasty on April 12, Mina Shirakawa and Harley Cameron warned Statlander against trusting her recent ally Shida on the May 2 episode of "AEW Collision". While Statlander chose not to listen, herself and Shida scored a win against Shirakawa and Cameron on the May 6 episode of "Dynamite".  

Christian Cage and Adam Copeland may have been unsuccessful in dethroning FTR's Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at Dynasty, with Copeland having sought out retribution for FTR attacking him a number of months ago and going after his wife Beth Phoenix. Tonight, Cage and Copeland will have another chance to become titleholders as they challenge FTR in an I Quit Match. If Cage and Copeland are unable to dethrone FTR tonight, then they will have to disband as a tag team for good. 

After successful defenses against Ace Austin and Bryan Keith on the April 29 and May 6 episodes of "Dynamite" respectively, Kazuchika Okada will be putting the International Championship on the line against his Don Callis Family stablemate Konosuke Takeshita. Okada and Takeshita have proved to have a turbulent relationship during their time in The Don Callis Family, but Don Callis gave them incentive to work together in an effort to defeat The Young Bucks at AEW Dynasty on April 12 by promising Takeshita that he would receive a shot at the International Championship if himself and Okada emerged as the victors of the match. While Takeshita ultimately decided not to stop The Young Bucks in landing the Meltzer Driver on Okada in order for The Bucks to win the match, Okada still agreed to tonight's match.

Jon Moxley will be putting the Continental Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Will Ospreay at AEW Dynasty on April 12 as he defends against The Conglomeration's Kyle O'Reilly in a No Time Limit Match. O'Reilly took Moxley to a time limit in a Continental Championship Eliminator Match during this past Wednesday's "Dynamite" and "Collision" special to earn his shot tonight, but challenged Moxley to make it a No Time Limit Match this time moments after the match ended. 

The Stadium Stampede Match will be making its return tonight, as Jericho joins forces with Kenny Omega, Jack Perry, and the aforementioned Young Bucks of The Elite and The Hurt Syndicate's Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin to take on The Don Callis Family's Andrade El Idolo and Mark Davis, The Dogs' David Finlay and Clark Connors, and The Demand's Ricochet, Toa Liona, and Bishop Kaun. Ricochet scored a win against Jericho at Dynasty, which led to a verbal confrontation between the two men during the "Dynamite" and "Collision" special on May 6 wherein Ricochet threw out the challenge to Jericho. With The Hurt Syndicate shown to have a storied history with The Demand, a massive brawl had also broken out moments after a Double Jeopardy Match between Orange Cassidy and the aforementioned Harwood that involved the likes of Davis, Trent Beretta, Rocky Romero, The Dogs, and The Young Bucks on the May 6 show. 

The 2026 Men's Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament will be kicking off tonight, as the aforementioned Ospreay squares off against Samoa Joe while Swerve Strickland collides with Bandido in a pair of quarterfinals matches. The winner of the match between Ospreay and Joe will go onto face whoever wins the quarterfinals match between Jack Perry and Mark Davis on the other side of the bracket, while the winner of Strickland and Bandido's match will be facing either Brody King or Claudio Castagnoli as they are set for a quarterfinals match of their own as per the Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament bracket reveals on the May 13 episode of "Dynamite". 

Similarly, the 2026 Women's Owen Hart Foundation Cup Tournament is set to begin tonight as Ring of Honor Women's World Champion Athena takes on Mina Shirakawa, and The Brawling Birds' Alex Windsor faces a Wild Card opponent in a pair of quarterfinals matches. While Willow Nightingale was originally slated to be Windsor's opponent, she had to pull out and relinquish the TBS Championship when she revealed this past Wednesday on "Dynamite" that she had sustained a shoulder injury on the May 16 episode of "Collision". In addition, the winner of Windsor's quarterfinals match will take on either CMLL star Persephone or World Wonder Ring Stardom star Hazuki in the semifinals depending on the winner of their quarterfinals match, while the winner of the quarterfinals match between Athena and Shirakawa will square off against the winner of a quarterfinals match between Triangle of Madness' Skye Blue will battle Sareee in the semifinals.

Additionally, Divine Dominion's Lena Kross and Megan Bayne will be taking on Viva Van and Zayda Steel in a Five Minute Challenge AEW Women's Tag Team Championship Eliminator Match on the Buy In Pre-Show beginning at 7 PM ET. The Conglomeration's Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, and Mark Briscoe will also be joining forces with QT Marshall and Big Boom! AJ  to face Shane Taylor Promotions' Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Captain Shawn Dean, Carlie Bravo, and Anthony Ogogo elsewhere on the Buy In Pre-Show, while The Death Riders Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, and Claudio Castagnoli will also be taking on The Opps' HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata, and Anthony Bowens.

We are live on the pre-show! Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness greet audiences at home as Viva Van, Zayda Steel, and Christopher Daniels make their way to the ring. Divine Dominion follows.

Megan Bayne and Zayda Steel begin the action as the five minute time limit begins. The bell rings and Steel retreats out of the ring to regroup with Van and Daniels. She gets back inside and looks to catch Bayne with a Tornado DDT, but Bayne sees her coming and stops her. Steel tries rolling up Bayne, but Bayne blocks her and chases her around the ring.

Van tags in and flies from the ring apron to rock Bayne. She low bridges Bayne out of the ring over the top rope, but Kross levels Van on the outside and dumps her back inside the ring. Bayne then fires off shoulders on Van in the corner and tags out to Kross as the clock approaches two and a half remaining minutes.

Kross levels Van with a basement clothesline and pins her, but Van kicks out. Kross fires off back elbows on Van in the corner, but Van catches Kross with a back elbow and looks to tag out to Steel. Kross stops her, but Van rocks Kross with an enzuigiri as a minute and a half remains on the clock.

Steel tags in and delivers a head scissors to Kross. She rocks her with a step-up knee and tags out to Bayne. Thirty seconds are left on the clock as Bayne delivers a boot to Steel and delivers a double chokeslam to her with Kross for the win.

Winners: Divine Dominion

After the match, Bayne levels Daniels with a running knee. Anna Jay and Tay Melo make their way to the ring with a 2x4 piece of wood and lead pipe in their respective hands. Divine Dominion backs down. 

The Death Riders then make their way to the ring. The Opps follow. 

Wheeler Yuta and Anthony Bowens begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Yuta wears down Bowens in the corner, but Bowens sends Yuta crashing into the corner spine first and fires off chops on his chest.

HOOK and Daniel Garcia tag in, but Garcia fires off stomps on the side of HOOK's head. HOOK tags out to Katsuyori Shibata, and Shibata stares down Garcia. Shibata rocks Garcia with a right hand, but Claudio Castagnoli tags in and he exchanges right hands with Shibata.

Castagnoli rains down right hands on Shibata in the corner, but Shibata fires off right hands of his own on Castagnoli and lands a dropkick on him in the corner. HOOK tags back in and fires off right hands and left hands on Castagholi's midsection, but Garcia tags back in and rains down right hands on HOOK in the corner.

HOOK levels Garcia and tags out to Shibata. Shibata levels Garcia with a right hand, but Yuta tags in and Shibata fires off forearms on him in the corner. Castagnoli tags in and delivers a triple boot to Shibata with Garcia and Yuta before Garcia tags back in and lands a chop on Shibata.

Garcia and Shibata exchange chops with one another, and Shibata sends Garcaic crashing into the mat face first. HOOK tags in, but Yuta drags him into the ring and fires off stomps on him with Castagnoli.

Castagnoli tags back in and delivers a series of clotheslines to HOOk in the corner with Garcia and Yuta. Castagnoli pins HOOK, but HOOK kicks out and delivers a T-Bone suplex to Garcia. He lands a second T-Bone suplex on Yuta, but Shibata and HOOK lock in Redrums on Yuta and Garcia. Castagnoli comes to Yuta and Garcia's aid, but Bowens fires off right hands on Castagnoli and Yuta. Yuta and Garcia then hold Bowens in place for Castagnoli to level him with an uppercut for the win.

Winners: The Death Riders

Shane Taylor Promotions then makes their way to the ring. The Conglomeration, QT Marshall, Big Boom! AJ, Big Justice, The Rizzler, and Harley Cameron follow. 

The bell rings and AJ rains down right hands on Carlie Bravo in the corner. Roderick Strong and Mark Briscoe tags in and follows suit, but Cassidy tags in. Capt. Shawn Dean tags in and rains down right hands on Cassidy in the corner with Bravo and Taylor. He follows it up with a modified Bronco Buster to Cassidy, but Anthony Ogogo tags in and immediately tags out to Shane Taylor.

Taylor charges at Cassidy in the corner, but Cassidy moves out of the way and levels Ogogo with a shotgun dropkick. Lee Moriarty tags in, but Cassidy catches him with Stun-Dog Millionaire. Bravo then tags back in and looks to roll up Cassidy, but Cassidy blocks him and tags out to AJ.

AJ fires off right hands on Taylor, but Taylor whips AJ into the corner and charges at him, AJ moves out of the way to send Taylor crashing into the corner and sends him crashing out of the ring, then lands a spinebuster on Bravo.

AJ ascends up the ropes, but Christyan trips him. The Rizzler and Cameron get in her face, and Cameron rains down right hands on her on the outside. She high fives The Rizzler.

Inside the ring, Strong throws Cassidy at Taylor and Moriarty. He lands a backbreaker on Moriarty and rocks Taylor with a step up knee, but Briscoe sets up a chair in the ring and uses it as a launching pad to fly over the top rope and take out Shane Taylor Promotions on the outside.

Big Justice and The Rizzler throw Vita Coco coconut water at Shane Taylor Promotions in the corner. The Conglomeration and AJ land a quadruple powerbomb on Bravo and Taylor, and AJ then pins Bravo for the win.

Winners: The Conglomeration, QT Marshall, and Big Boom! AJ

After the match, Shane Taylor Promotions surround The Conglomeration, QT Marshall, Big Boom! AJ, Big Justice, and The Rizzler in the ring. Eddie Kingston's music hits, and he makes his way out with a kendo stick in hand as Ortiz and Mance Warner follow him to fend off Shane Taylor Promotions.

Buy In Pre-Show hosts Mick Foley and Renee Paquette return to the ring, and Foley reveals that he thinks Darby Allin will walk out of Double or Nothing as AEW World Champion. An irate MJF storms out to the ring to make it clear that he doesn't care what Foley has to say and takes several shots at him, then says Foley is an underdog like Allin is. He says underdogs lose when their backs are against the wall, but Foley asks MJF to let him take in his moment because he never thought he would feel the way that he does right now in the ring again in his life.

Foley says he lost a lot of matches, but Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson might recall a couple of those matches he won. He says he never had a match that ended in 2 minutes and 15 seconds like MJF did when he lost the AEW World Championship to Allin, then says there are shades of himself in Allin, but Allin is still younger. He says Allin will take both the AEW World Championship and MJF's hair from him, then says he never noticed MJF had wavy hair until now and it's going to wave goodbye tonight.

MJF low blows Foley, but Allin runs out to the ring and forces MJF to back down. Foley tells Allin that Jon Moxley told him to watch a match that Allin took part in, then says as he's watched Allin succeed, it felt like himself succeeding because Allin was shy and never picked for stardom. He tells Allin to win tonight for the weird people and those who were told that they can't do it.

We are live on the main show! Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness greet audiences at home once again as Adam Copeland and Christian Cage make their way to the ring. FTR and Stokely follow.

The bell rings and Cage and Copeland stare down Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler. FTR regroups with Stokely on the outside, and Harwood fires off right hands on Cage. Cage levels Harwood with a clothesline and rains down right hands on him, then bites his head as Copeland brawls with Wheeler on the outside.

Cage delivers a back bodied drop to Harwood, but Stokely hands Harwood a piece of barbed wire and looks to hit Cage with it. Cage jams the barbed wire into Harwood's arm to take him down and wraps the barbed wire around the middle rope, then sends Harwood crashing into it chest first and stomps on his spine. Harwood refuses to quit.

Cage whips Harwood with a belt, and Copeland takes the belt from Cage. He lashes Harwood and Wheeler with it, then chokes out Harwood with it. Harwood doesn't quit, but Wheeler slides Cage's arm into a chair and stomps on it.

Copeland props a ladder onto one of the barricades and suplexes Harwood on top of it, then grabs a table from under the ring and sets it up on the outside. Copeland drags Wheeler onto the apron, but Stokel grabs Copeland's ankle to open the door for Harwood to rock him with a right hand. Copeland and Harwood tumble out of the ring over the top rope, and Wheeler cracks a chair across Copeland's spine. He places the chair around Copeland's neck and sends him crashing into the ring post.

Harwood grabs a toolbox from the ringside arean, but Cage fights off Harwood and grabs a pair of pliers from the toolbox. He pinches Harwood's nostril with them, but Harwood refuses to quit once again. Cage then uses the pliers to pinch Wheeler's groin, but Harwood hits Cage's left hand with a chair.

Copeland drags Harwood up one of the commentary desks, but Harwood gets Copeland up and delivers an assisted piledriver with Wheeler as Wheeler runs off the other commentary desk to send Copeland crashing on top of the first commentary desk. Wheeler uses a cinderblock to hit Cage's left hand with, and Harwood grabs a chair to hit the cinderblock with Cage's hand in the middle of it. Cage refuses to quit.

Cage bites the side of Harwood's head, then unscrews the top rope and uses it to choke out Harwood. Wheeler chokes Cage with the piece of barbed wire from earlier in the match, and FTR lands a Shatter Machine on Cage. Wheeler hits Cage with the microphone, but Adam lands a pair of spears on Wheeler and Harwood.

Adam cracks a chair repeatedly across Harwood and Wheeler's spines. Harwood grabs the microphone from the referee and begs Adam not to hit Harwood with the chair as a means of distracting Adam from realizing that Stokely has snuck up on him.

Stokely wraps a watch around his fist and hits Adam with it, but Beth Copeland makes her way to the ring. She levels Stokely on the entrance ramp and goes after Wheeler, but Harwood sends Beth crashing into the ring steps face first and douses the table set up on the outside in gasoline before setting it on fire. Wheeler looks to send Beth through the flaming table, but Beth moves out of the way and Wheeler accidentally sends Stokely through the flaming table.

Harwood stacks Adam's head on top of a pile of chairs and tells him to quit if he wants to see his daughters again. He looks to deliver a Con-Chair-To to Adam, but Beth grabs the chair from him and lowblows Harwood.

Cage low blows Harwood, and Copeland delivers a piledriver to him. Copeland and Cage cinch in a sharpshooter-crossface combination on Harwood, but Harwood refuses to quit. Beth retrieves Spike the Bat from under the ring steps and slides into the ring, and Adam uses Spike the Bat to cinch in the crossface on Harwood. Harwood quits.

Winners (and new): Adam Copeland and Christian Cage

Konosuke Takeshita then makes his way to the ring. Kazuchika Okada follows, and Don Callis joins the commentary desk. 

The bell rings and the two men stare down one another. Takeshita sets up for Raging Fire, but Okada lands on his feet and dropkicks Takeshita out of the ring off the middle rope. He sends him crashing into one of the barricades on the outside spine first, then dumps him back in the ring and sends Takeshita crashing into the mat spine first.

Takeshita looks to land a senton on Okada off the ropes, but Okada gets his knees up. Takeshita runs over Okada with a jumping knee strike and flies over the top rope to level Okada with a Tope Con Hilo on the outside. The two men return to the ring, and Okada sets up for a Tombstone on Takeshita.

Takeshita counters into a belly-to-back piledriver on Okada and the two men exchange strikes with one another on the ring apron. Okada levels Takeshita with a Rain Maker to him on the ring apron, then connects with a DDT to him on the floor and gets him up one again.

Don Callis intervenes and stops Okada from causing injury to Takeshita by driving him onto the floor on the outside. Okada listens to Takeshita, but Takeshita lands a Brainbuster on Okada on the floor. He dumps Okada back in the ring and delivers a boot to him, then drags him up the ropes and connects with a superplex on him. He immediately looks to land another Brainbuster on Okada, but Okada sets up for a Rain Maker. Okada avoids it, but Takeshita lands a German suplex on Okada.

Okada delivers a Tombstone to Takeshita, but Takeshita responds with a Blue Thunder Bomb to Okada. Okada sends Takeshita crashing into the mat spine first and sets up for the Rain Maker, but Takeshita counters into a pinfall. Okada kicks out at the last second, but Takeshita rains down right hands on Okada and delivers a Rain Maker to him. Takeshita follows it up with a jumping knee on Okada and pins him, but Okada quickly kicks out. Takeshita then delivers Raging Fire to Okada and pins him for the win.

Winner (and new): Konosuke Takeshita

After the match, Mark Davis, Rocky Romero, and Callis join Takeshita and Okada in the ring. Takeshita squares up to fight against Okada, Romero, and Davis, but the formerly injured Kyle Fletcher's music hits and he makes his way out.

Callis, Romero, Davis, and Okada hop out of the ring to leave Fletcher and Takeshita alone inside. Fletcher hugs Takeshita, but blindsides him with a clothesline as Callis smiles on from the ring apron.

Fletcher connects with a Brainbuster on Takeshita, and the rest of The Don Callis Family joins Fletcher in the ring. Okada and Fletcher both pick up the International Championship belt at the same time, but Okada agrees to hand it over to Fletcher. Davis and Romero get Takeshita up, and Fletcher hits him with the International Championship belt.

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