AEW All In 2026 Results - Ospreay Vs. Omega, Mone Vs. Nightingale, Casino Gauntlet

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage of AEW All In, emanating from Wembley Stadium in London, England. 

All In returns to London having been held in Texas last year, headlined by home national Will Ospreay's challenge against the AEW World Champion Kenny Omega. Having won the Men's Owen Hart Cup, Ospreay confirmed he would be looking to become the first Briton to win a major World title in Britain, coming against a rival who holds two singles wins over him since 2015. 

Prior to that clash there will be seven different championship matches. AEW Women's World Champion Willow Nightingale defends against Women's Owen Hart Cup winner Mercedes Mone. Mone won the tournament for a second consecutive year and will be challenging for the one title that eluded her last year, having fallen to defeat against Toni Storm in Texas. 

Kyle Fletcher will be defending his International Championship against fellow Don Callis Family member, Kazuchika Okada, and family member-turned-rival, Konosuke Takeshita. Takeshita dethroned Okada for the belt in May, with Fletcher then dethroning him in July. 

Jon Moxley will be defending his Continental Championship in the final of the Continental Challenge Cup, having reached the final opposite Nigel McGuinness. The Young Bucks are challenging for the World Tag Team Championship held by Adam Copeland and Christian Cage in a tag team dream match. The Women's Tag Team titles will also be on the line as Divine Dominion defends against another set of home nationals in the Brawling Birds.

Kevin Knight puts his TNT Championship up against Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere match. And there will be a Casino Gauntlet to determine a new number one contender to the World Championship. Andrade and MJF have been confirmed as entrants one and two respectively, with Chris Jericho, Mark Davis, and Tommaso Ciampa among those pulling a number to enter if and when called. 

But before all that, on the Buy-In, Maya World will be defending her TBS Championship against Persephone. The Opps will be fighting Lio Rush and the Rascalz in eight-man tag team action. Big Boom AJ will be returning to action alongside QT Marshall teaming with the Hurt Syndicate against Shane Taylor Promotions. Skye Blue and Julia Hart will be teaming against Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander. 

And looking to bridge the gap between the Buy-In and main card, "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido will be putting their Trios Championship up in a Roulette Royal; the Bang Bang Gang, the Dogs, the Conglomeration, the Demand, and the Death Riders have all been confirmed to challenge, with a wild card team slated beyond them.

All In's main card is scheduled to kick off at 1 PM ET, while the Buy-In will begin at 11 AM ET, and will be available to watch for those in the US via HBO MAX. For those watching internationally, the show will be available via Amazon Prime and MyAEW.

The match bell rings and both teams begin to brawl in the ring, the field clearing to leave just Lio Rush and Action Andretti to get things started. 

Rush sends Andretti out of the ring, galloping on all fours to deliver a suicide dive to take him out. Andretti retakes control in the ring and begins to work over Rush alongside Anthony Bowens. Andretti hits a running shooting star press and Bowens for the cover, but Rush kicks out at two. 

Hook tags in and drops Rush with suplexes, tagging back out to Katsuyori Shibata. Shibata extends his hand, it's taken by Rush and bitten. Shibata fights him off and extends the hand once more, but this time goes for a kick to the gut when Rush takes it. 

Rush rolls Shibata up for a two and tags out to Dezmond Xavier, charging into the ring and taking out Hook. Bowens runs in the ring but gets taken out, Xavier and Zachary Wentz working over Hook before Bowens came back in to take them out. Myron Reed comes in the ring to meet Bowens, working with Xavier and Wentz to triple team him and make the cover. Bowens kicks out at two. 

Andretti hits Reed with a shotgun dropkick, followed then by a T-Bone suplex from Hook and a shotgun dropkick from Shibata. Reed drops Hook and Andretti with a double cutter, following up with a cutter to Andretti off the apron and onto the floor. 

Shibata kicks Reed in the face as he returns to the ring with Andretti. Bowens takes out all of the Rascalz from the top rope to the outside of the ring. He and Reed begin fighting in the ring, while Rush makes a quick tag unknown to him. 

Bowens clears the ring and Rush makes his presence known, ascending to the top rope and connecting with a frog splash for the winning pinfall. 

Lio Rush & The Rascalz def. The Opps via Pinfall

The match begins with Skye Blue and Harley Cameron in the ring, Blue ripping Cameron down to the mat by heir hair. Cameron takes Blue down and begins to rain down right hands, delivering a shining wizard and making the cover for a one-count. 

Cameron returns Blue to her corner and tags out to Statlander, who drops Cameron onto Blue and goes for the cover but Blue kicks out early again and gets a tag out to Julia Hart. Statlander sends Hart into the corner and runs at her, hitting her outstretched boot as Hart follows up with a hurricanrana and tags back out to Blue. 

Statlander tags out to Cameron, rallying to take out Blue. Hart tries to sneak attack her but she turns and drops her on the apron before taking out Blue on the outside. She looks for a running attack but Hart obstructs her, allowing her team to retake control back in the ring. 

Cameron calls for Statlander as Hart continues to press the advantage back in the ring, but she can do nothing as the Sisters of Sin continue to isolate her on their side of the ring. Cameron kicks both Hart and Blue away to get the tag to Statlander, who then rallies in the ring with chops to both Sisters of Sin. 

Statlander hits a German suplex on Blue, catching Hart and slamming her onto Blue before going for the cover to no avail. Hart manages to maneuver Statlander into a manji-gatame but Statlander escapes with the help of Cameron.

Cameron rallies against Blue with a roundhouse kick and a crucifix bomb before turning her attention to Hart, getting dropped. Statlander then came in with a discus lariat to take out Hart only to get a dropkick from Blue for her troubles. 

Hart and Cameron were left in the ring while Blue tried to deliver a crossbody off the apron onto Statlander. Statlander caught her and dropped her with a slam to the floor. 

Statlander got a tag in on Cameron as she delivered a backstabber to Hart, allowing Statlander to pick Hart up into Saturday Night Fever for the winning pinfall. 

Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron def. The Sisters of Sin via Pinfall

The match begins with Shelton Benjamin and Lee Moriarty in the ring. Moriarty rushes Benjamin with a flurry of right hands and chops Benjamin. But it has no evident effect. 

Moriarty throws Benjamin to the other corner and tries a floating arm drag, but Benjamin halts it and drops him with a body slam. He picks Moriarty up for a delayed vertical suplex, falling back to his corner so Big Boom AJ can tag in and take over. AJ completes the suplex and tags QT Marshall in. 

AJ and Marshall double team Moriarty. Marshall looks for a springboard moonsault but Carlie Bravo grabs the rope to drop him. Moriarty drags Marshall into his corner, Shawn Dean and Moriarty swap tags to work him over. 

Bravo whips Dean into the corner towards Marshall, but he ducks and Dean flies into Shane Taylor on the apron. Marshall tags out to AJ, who rallies against the other members of STP before Moriarty tackles him from behind and ties him up on the mat. 

Moriarty throws AJ back into his corner and once again STP begin to isolate him now. Dean and then Bravo get their turns, the latter arguing with the referee while the others on the apron continue to lay the boots in. Taylor tags in and begins to chop and punch away at AJ in the corner. Bravo tags back in, running the ropes before AJ brings him down with a lariat. 

AJ tags out to Bobby Lashley, throwing Bravo around the ring before bringing Dean along for the ride. He runs on the outside of the ring into a spear on Taylor on the outside. 

Lashley returns to the ring for a running powerslam on Dean, going for the cover before Bravo breaks it. Lashley rises slowly as Bravo rues the decision, but Bravo manages to outsmart Lashley before working with Dean to hit a backdrop neckbreaker. 

Benjamin tags in and cinches in an ankle lock on Dean, breaking it only to launch Bravo off the top rope with a suplex. Taylor rushes into the ring and gets into a striking exchange with AJ, getting the better of it and going for a powerbomb broken only by Marshall's save. Lashley, Benjamin, Marshall, and AJ work together to hit Taylor with a quadruple boom of their own. 

Lashley spears Moriarty out of the ring. AJ and Big Justice spear Bravo and Dean in the ring. Lashley hits the Dominator on Bravo and gets the winning pinfall. 

Boom & Doom & Hurt Syndicate def. Shane Taylor Promotions via Pinfall

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Bryan Danielson makes a special appearance, making his way down to commentary for the next match. 

The match begins and each competitor takes turns dropping the other with a shoulder tackle. World tries two quick pinfall attempts to no avail, matched by an attempt by Persephone. World returns to her feet and feints a kick to the face, stopping short just to intimidate her challenger. 

World charges at Persephone in the corner, Persephone catches her with head scissors, following up with a sliding kick and going for the cover for a two-count. 

Persephone throws World into the corner and continues to sink kicks in until the referee reaches a count of four. She has five, as Danielson would say. She continues to work World in the middle of the ring with a headlock. World fights to her feet, Persephone drops her with a kick to the gut, but she powers through to drop Persephone with a kick sending her to the outside. 

She looks for a tope but Persephone hides beyond the apron, meeting her on the outside of the ring, still almost sending her into the ring steps and following up with a hurricanrana from the apron. World throws Persephone back in the ring and connects with a spinning DDT, going for the cover. Persephone gets her foot on the bottom rope before three. 

Persephone rolls through and gets World into a leg triangle. World reaches the rope to break but Persephone makes full use of her five seconds. Persephone gets World in a dragon sleeper in the middle of the ring, but World fights out of it. 

Persephone looks for a ripcord lariat but World fights out of it and goes for a crossbody, Persephone catches her and turns it into a slam for the two-count. She follows up with a fallaway slam but takes a moment too long to boast, allowing World to come back with a springboard stunner to leave them both on the mat. 

World looks for a sunset flip, Persephone turns it into a cover but is caught using the ropes for leverage. She connects with a spear and goes for the cover but this time World kicks out. 

Persephone goes to the top rope, catching a kick to the face. World climbs to the top rope and hits an avalanche fallaway slam, following up with the bridging variant and going for what would have been a winning cover. But Persephone finds the bottom rope on the stroke of two. 

World goes to the top rope while the referee checks on Persephone, and a hooded figure pushes her off. Persephone follows up with a Razor's Edge and goes for the cover, getting the winning pinfall. 

Persephone def. Maya World via Pinfall to win the TBS Championship

The hooded figure enters the ring and cinches in the Lockjaw. They remove the hood and the mask. It's Britt Baker. Britt Baker cost Maya World the TBS Championship. 

***

Thekla makes her return to join the Countdown panel, addressing Willow Nightingale and saying that no matter what happens tonight: "S*** will get toxic!"

Team 1: The Bang Bang Gang (Jay White & The Gunns)

Team 2: The Dogs (David Finlay, Gabe Kidd & Clark Connors)

The Dogs and the Bang Bang Gang brawl to get the match started, Finlay biting at White's head, Kidd suplexing Colten Gunn across the ring followed by Austin Gunn powering through all three of the Dogs in short order.

They throw the Guns Up but that allows the Dogs to reclaim control, stomping away at them by the ropes. 

Colten comes back with a neckbreaker on Connors, followed by dropkicks to Kidd and Finlay, and then a Famouser on Connors. The next team enters. 

Team 3: The Demand (Ricochet & Gates of Agony)

Toa Liona runs in the ring first, followed then by Ricochet and Bishop Kaun to get started on the Bang Bang Gang. They focus on Colten first and come to a visible understanding with the Dogs to work together. 

Both trios continue to focus on the Bang Bang Gang in each corner. The Gunns fight out of it and connect with the 3:10 to Yuma to Connors, Kidd, Finlay, and then Liona. Connors spears Colten through the ropes onto the apron, eliminating him from the match. Just as the wheel spins for the next entrant. 

Colten Gunn of the Bang Bang Gang is Eliminated 

Team 4: The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly & Roderick Strong)

The Conglomeration rush the ring and get to work, only for O'Reilly and Strong to be dropped by Liona. Liona looks to eliminate Strong but Cassidy halts him, allowing O'Reilly to cinch in a rear choke. Liona launches Austin into Kaun for a cutter, throwing him over the top rope but he survives. Austin looks to skin the cat but gets shoulder tackled by Liona to crash to the floor. 

Austin Gunn of the Bang Bang Gang is Eliminated

The wheel spins for the next entrant. 

Team 5: The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta)

The Death Riders rush the ring, targeting each of the Conglomeration, along with Marina Shafir who accompanied them to ringside. 

Shafir comes face-to-face with Strong to a pop from the crowd. Strong hits her with a backbreaker to an even louder pop from the crowd. 

Strong and O'Reilly try to work together and eliminate Castagnoli, but Kaun and Liona come from behind them to eliminate them. 

Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong of the Conglomeration are Eliminated 

The wheel spins for the next entrant, and it will be the champions. 

Team 6: "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido

They come into the ring immediately with a target on their backs and swinging at any competitor in front of them. Castagnoli rushes King with a European uppercut in the corner but he avoids it to send him into Ricochet and the Demand. 

Each of the champions delivers a cannonball on those left in the match.

The Dogs, the Demand and the Death Riders work together to dump King from the match. 

Brody King of "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido is Eliminated 

Each man takes turns delivering splashes into the corner on Page, with Yuta and Finlay turning their attention to White and trying to eliminate him. White survives and returns to the ring, taking out his opponents with a series of eye pokes before coming up against indefensible numbers. 

Kidd, Finlay, and PAC work together to try and eliminate Page but he survives, and the same can be said after Connors and Kaun's attempt on Cassidy in another corner. Liona and Castagnoli come to blows for a moment, threatening the temporary alliance, but they're drawn back to Cassidy. 

Cassidy manages to survive by the skin of his teeth and continues to drop Castagnoli, Yuta, PAC, Liona Connors, and Kidd with Orange Punches. Now everyone is down as the Buy-In draws to a close and becomes the main card. 

Swerve Strickland makes his entrance, presumably as part of the seventh and wild card entrant. But he is entering alone for the moment.

New music plays... The artists formerly known as The New Day have arrived.

Team 7: Swerve Strickland & The New Level (Formerly New Day)

They set upon the ring to take out the Death Riders. Kofi and Austin Creed work together to take out Castagnoli, then Yuta in the middle of the ring, and Strickland gets Yuta up for a vertical suplex. Kofi delivers Trouble in Paradise on Kaun and Creed gets a tornado DDT in on Liona, both eliminating the Gates of Agony to leave Ricochet alone. 

Toa Liona & Bishop Kaun of The Demand are Eliminated 

Cassidy delivers Orange Punch to eliminate Yuta. But he is then thrust over the top rope by Ricochet. 

Wheeler Yuta of the Death Riders is Eliminated 

Orange Cassidy of the Conglomeration is Eliminated – Conglomeration is Out 

Bandido returns to the fold having been receiving medical attention and takes out Castagnoli with a tornado DDT. He looks for the 21-Plex but gets a House Call from Strickland. Strickland goes for another but Page steps in his way to a pop from the crowd. 

Bandido of "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido is Eliminated 

Ricochet tries to get involved but Strickland gives Page the platform for a Buckshot Lariat onto him. They get back to their confrontation but both get speared by Connors. White hits a Blade Runner on Kidd and Connors before going for another on Finlay. Finlay avoids it and winds up on the apron, but White goes for another and sends him to the floor. 

David Finlay of the Dogs is Eliminated 

Finlay grabs White's ankle and tries to rip him off, White survives that attempt but Kidd knocks him off the apron. 

Jay White of the Bang Bang Gang is Eliminated – Bang Bang Gang is Out 

To the surprise of everyone in the venue, Ricochet manages to eliminate Page. 

"Hangman" Adam Page of "Hangman" Adam Page & Brodido is Eliminated – The Champions are Out

Strickland exacts retribution to eliminate Ricochet. 

Ricochet of the Demand is Eliminated – The Demand is Out 

Kidd, Castagnoli, and PAC work together to try and eliminate Kofi, but he manages to survive with his feet hooked on the ropes. PAC kicks him down, but he falls back-first keeping his feet in the air. Nana works to wheelbarrow Kofi to the ring steps and he re-enters the match. 

Kofi and Creed work together to send Kidd to the apron, allowing Strickland to hit a House Call and eliminate him. 

Gabe Kidd of the Dogs is Eliminated – The Dogs is Out

Strickland and the New Level eliminate Castagnoli and PAC on the other side of the ring, winning the match and the titles. 

Swerve Strickland & The New Level win Roulette Royal to win the World Trios Championship

Lena Kross takes out Alex Windsor and throws her to the outside while Bayne does the same with Hayter on the other side, turning the match into a brawl at ringside. 

Hayter and Windsor gain a brief window before Bayne and Kross get the better of them, Bayne returning Hayter to the ring and connecting with a spear. Bayne tries to drag Hayter back into her corner, Hayter fights back and gets dropped with an overhand for it. 

Bayne places Hayter on the top rope and stretches her over it, connecting with a butterfly suplex before tagging Kross back in. Kross delivers a sliding pendulum German suplex before tagging back out to Bayne. 

Hayter begins to strike away at Bayne in an attempt to get back to her corner, receiving a knee to the gut for her troubles. Bayne tags back out to Kross but Hayter finally does get that space to tag Windsor in. 

Windsor rushes the ring, ducking Kross and dropping her with a lariat. Windsor ties up Bayne on the ropes and chops away at her, turning back into a thrust kick to the midsection from Kross, but still managing to run through and kick Bayne from the ropes onto the floor outside. She and Hayter look to work together and take out Kross, but she sends them crashing into one another and tags back out to Bayne. Bayne hits a German suplex on Windsor, goes for the cover, but Hayter breaks it up. 

Hayter sends Bayne into Kross and now works with Windsor to drop Bayne. Windsor goes for the cover but Kross bundles Hayter into her. Kross and Bayne look for big boots, but Hayter and Windsor duck and drop them with German suplexes. Bayne and Kross reciprocate. Then Hayter and Windsor reciprocate. Only Bayne and Windsor are left in the ring. 

They continue to exchange forearms in the middle of the ring. Bayne breaks Windsor's rally with a diving lariat. Bayne goes to the top rope and Windsor stops her with a jumping headbutt, going for a superplex until Bayne looked to fight out of it. Hayter helps her from the apron, tagging in and joining her partner at the top. They both work together for the superplex. 

Hayter hits a running knee strike and goes for the cover. Bayne kicks out at the last second. 

Bayne comes back with a double German suplex on the Brawling Birds, tagging back out to Kross who joins her in the ring. They look to drop Hayter with a double chokeslam, but Hayter turns it into a double DDT. 

They persist and connect with the double chokeslam, Kross going for the cover until Windsor pulls her from the ring. Windsor hits a Saito suplex to spike Bayne onto the apron, Hayter hits a backbreaker to Kross in the ring. The Brawling Birds connect with their finisher and bundle together onto the champion, getting the winning pinfall. 

The Brawling Birds def. The Divine Dominion via Pinfall to win the Women's World Tag Team Championship

The bell rings as McGuinness is serenaded by Wembley. He goes for a full Nelson on Moxley but can't get it in tight, grappling with Moxley to find another opening. McGuinness switches to a standing headlock, Moxley maneuvers out of it and McGuinness sends him to the ropes before breaking. 

They tie up at the collar and elbow again. This time Moxley gets the wrist control, forcing McGuinness back to the rope and stomping the injured left ankle. McGuinness feels that and comes back with a series of strikes sending Moxley retreating to the outside. 

Moxley returns to the ring looks to tie up with a Greco-Roman knuckle lock, accepted by McGuinness and allowing Moxley to kick at the injured leg again. McGuinness comes back and continues to isolate the left arm, tying it up and gouging at Moxley's face on the mat. 

He uses the hammerlock to roll Moxley to his stomach, pulling on it and stretching the pectoral-shoulder area. Moxley fights out and grabs for the ankle, forcing the action to return to the feet. Moxley and McGuinness now swap chops for European uppercuts, McGuinness tries a rebound lariat but Moxley kicks at the leg to send him down to the mat. 

Moxley steps back and assesses his opponent, McGuinness shifts away from Moxley and offers up his back instead. But Moxley opts instead to pull him back and target the leg. McGuinness retreats to the corner for the break but winds up with his leg wrapped around the rope, Moxley mounting him and sinking in right hands, and following up with a basement dropkick to the leg. 

Moxley continues to drop elbows on the leg and begins to unwrap it so he can wrench at the ankle some more. McGuinness grabs the discarded tape, wraps it around Moxley's face and pulls to break the hold. 

McGuinness delivers an uppercut in the corner, sending Moxley up onto the turnbuckle. He follows up with Tower of London and goes for the cover but Moxley kicks out at two. 

Moxley cinches in the LeBell lock in on McGuinness, who switches it into his own with a tighter s-grip. When that grip fails he rakes at the brows. 

Moxley still fights out of it and connects with a cutter to create some space. Moxley delivers a stomp to the achilles rather than the head. He begins to slap McGuinness' head mockingly. 

McGuinness gets back up for a striking exchange in the middle of the ring, broken only as Moxley went back to the ropes for a running boot, sending McGuinness into the ropes for a rebound lariat. Moxley looks to cinch in the rear choke but McGuinness turns it into a ripcord lariat.

Moxley goes for a piledriver, gets a kick in the face from McGuinness and a lariat in return. McGuinnes goes for the cover, Moxley kicks out and turns it into a bulldog choke. 

McGuinness uses his chin to punish Moxley's arm instead, keeping control of it and cinching in the London Dungeon. Moxley tries to fight to the ropes but McGuinness pulls him back to the middle of the ring. Moxley still manages to roll through and transitions into an ankle lock on the injured side. 

McGuinness rolls through and turns it into a cover. Moxley kicks out at the last second and goes straight for the ankle again. McGuinness fights out of it, rolls Moxley through for another cover. Moxley escapes even closer to three than before. 

Both rise to their feet at the same time, McGuinness wails on Moxley with slaps. Moxley drops McGuinness and cinches in the ankle lock again. 

Moxley lets go of it and stomps McGuinness to the head, cinching in the ankle lock once more. McGuinness is fighting as the crowd begs him not to submit. Moxley wrenches harder. McGuinness is fingertips away, but he has no more fight. 

He taps out. 

Jon Moxley def. Nigel McGuinness to win the Continental Challenge Cup and retain the Continental Championship

The bell rings and Kyle Fletcher superkicks Kazuchika Okada immediately, to the surprise of both the crowd and Konosuke Takeshita. Takeshita and Fletcher get into a striking exchange in the middle of the ring, won out by Takeshita with a diving lariat. 

Okada returns to the fold and takes out both, sending him to the outside of the ring and delivering a senton over the ropes. Okada now focusing on Takeshita in the middle of the ring. Takeshita comes back with overhand chops, but Okada comes back himself with a neckbreaker and a scoop slam. 

Okada goes to the top rope and delivers an elbow drop, flipping off the crowd. Fletcher flips him off and drops both him and Takeshita with half-and-half suplexes. Fletcher lawn darts Okada into the buckles and drops Takeshita with a Michinoku driver, going for the cover to no avail. 

Fletcher delivers a big boot to Takeshita in the corner but Okada hits him with a dropkick, following up with a brainbuster onto Fletcher, trying the same with Takeshita but getting a Rainmaker lariat in return for it. Fletcher takes a leaf out of Takeshita's book and hits him with his own Raging Fire. 

Okada goes to the corner and unveils a screwdriver from the turnbuckle. Fletcher confronts Okada about it and Okada gives him the screwdriver, pretending it was for him. Fletcher takes it and turns to Takeshita, but then Okada tries for a Rainmaker. Fletcher ducks it and Takeshita hits a German suplex to Okada while rolling up Fletcher, bridging over and covering both at the same time for a count of two. 

Okada holds Takeshita, allowing Fletcher to superkick him, and goes for the Rainmaker. Takeshita ducks it and sends Okada into Fletcher instead. Okada takes a moment to calculate and opts to drops Fletcher with another Rainmaker, going for another before Fletcher came back with his own. 

Fletcher went for a big boot into the corner to Okada, who ducked it, thus allowing Takeshita to connect with a boot on Fletcher instead. Takeshita and Fletcher take the action to the top rope and Fletcher is looking for a superplex. But Takeshita reverses it into a DDT and connects with a Powerdrive knee. 

Takeshita goes for the cover, Fletcher kicks out, and Takeshita hits Raging Fire before going for the cover again. Okada breaks it and hits Rainmaker, going for the cover but Fletcher breaks it up. Okada starts to goad Fletcher and Takeshita on the mat, but they rise together and fight together to send him reeling from the ring. 

Takeshita and Fletcher begin striking one another relentlessly, both falling down at the same time as Okada slid back into the fold. He tries to get involved but Takeshita sends him back outside. Fletcher kicks him to the back, Takeshita fights back to hit Blue Thunderbomb. They go back to the top rope and Fletcher manages to get a brainbuster delivered onto the turnbuckle. 

Okada runs back into the ring to hit Rainmaker on Fletcher, going for the cover on him to win the match. 

Kazuchika Okada def. Kyle Fletcher & Konosuke Takeshita via Pinfall to win the International Championship

After the match, Fletcher looks to grab the title belt and strike Okada with it. Don Callis halts him and he hesitates. 

Fletcher reluctantly hands the title to Okada, and after some insistence from Okada and Callis, raises his hand.

Entrants 1 & 2: Andrade El Idolo and MJF

They brawl to get the match started, Andrade gets the better of MJF and sheds his tights to a cheer from the crowd. He goes to pose with someone at ringside, per the gimmick, only to get taken out by Nick Wayne. That's when it is announced that he is the third entrant. 

Entrant 3: Nick Wayne 

MJF negotiates an alliance with Wayne and they put the stomps in together in the corner. They take a moment to celebrate. But the next entrant is on his way. 

Entrant 4: "Speedball" Mike Bailey 

Bailey takes out both MJF and Wayne with a springboard sky twister, bringing Wayne into the ring and driving his head off the turnbuckle. He follows up with a shooting star press and goes for the cover, but Wayne kicks out at two. 

Andrade and Bailey deliver moonsaults over the ring posts to MJF and Wayne respectively. Everyone is down as number five arrives. 

Entrant 5: Tommaso Ciampa 

Ciampa doesn't even get to finish his entrance before the next one's music plays, thrusting the crowd into another sing-along. 

Entrant 6: Chris Jericho

Jericho socks Ciampa on the ramp as he makes his entrance, the crowd still singing "Judas." 

Jericho cinches in the Walls of Jericho on MJF before the seventh entrant bursts into the ring to take him out. 

Entrant 7: Mark Davis 

Davis wastes no time and begins handing out piledrivers to all who ask. Wayne tries to make himself the exception to the rule but gets caught and piledrived all the same. Davis is stalking MJF now. 

MJF desperately thanks Davis for helping him out of the Walls of Jericho and tries to scarper. Davis doesn't let him and piledrives him. Davis goes for the cover, MJF kicks out. The next entrant is upon us. 

Entrant 8: Komander 

Despite what Justin Roberts tells the crowd, this is Komander making his entrance. The crowd begins to chant "MISTICO!" to mock what he had actually called. 

Roberts adjusts his announcement to a pop from the crowd as Komander continues to flurry against the men inside and outside of the ring. Bailey, Andrade, Komander, and Jericho deliver hurricanranas to their respective opponents. The next entrant comes out in an ironic twist. 

Entrant 9: Mistico 

Now Mistico makes his entrance, but he doesn't get to clear the ramp until the next one enters. 

Entrant 10: Daniel Garcia

Garcia jumps Mistico from behind as they fight down the ramp into the ring. Mistico still manages to take Garcia out with a tope and gets into it with Andrade in the ring. Mistico takes out Andrade and Wayne with a tijeras each. 

Mistico and Komander get into it now and Mistico cinches in La Mistica, broken up by MJF as he returns to the ring. Mistico tries for La Mistica onto MJF but it gets turned into a twisting Tombstone, MJF going for the cover to no avail. 

Garcia brings back the dance, thrusting his hips in MJF's face and looking for the piledriver, but Bailey flies out of nowhere to take both out and goes for the cover on MJF. He kicks out and Ciampa comes into the ring for an exchange with Bailey. Ciampa drops the knee pad and delivers a strike to Bailey, going for cover. 

Bailey kicks out. Entrant 11 is on the way. 

Entrant 11: Jack Perry 

Perry sends Andrade from the apron with a hurricanrana and follows up with a moonsault to wipe out the field on the outside. He enters the ring and cinches in the Snare Trap on Ciampa in the middle of it. But Wayne breaks it with a splash. 

Perry comes back with a lariat to drop Wayne, superkicking Davis and hoisting him up for a piledriver. Perry goes for the cover but MJF breaks it, sending Perry from the ring. 

Andrade goes for Dia de los Muertos on MJF, who escapes that but right into a Judas Effect from Jericho. Jericho goes for the cover but MJF kicks out. 

MJF hits Wayne with a Heatseeker but Andrade comes in with Dia de los Muertos, covering Wayne for the winning pinfall. 

Andrade El Idolo def. Nick Wayne & 10 Others via Pinfall to become No. 1 Contender to the AEW World Championship

The bell rings and it will be Christian Cage and Matt Jackson to start things off. They tie up at the collar and elbow, Matt pushes Christian to the corner and breaks away. They tie up again and Matt goes to drive him to the other corner, but Christian switches it and puts him there instead. 

Christian drops Matt with a shoulder tackle and slaps him across the face before tagging Copeland in. Matt turns and slaps Copeland, who, unimpressed, starts wailing away at Matt in the corner. Nick tries to run in but gets dropped and sent back outside as quickly as he entered. 

Cope and Christian work together to drop Matt with a double sideslam. Matt fights back and tags out to Nick, and they begin to rally against each of their opponents in the corner. The Bucks work together to drop Christian in the ring before Matt rolls into a head scissors on Copeland, holding him for Nick to deliver the dropkick. 

Christian manages to create some space and goes for the tag, being held back momentarily before getting the tag in. Copeland is dropped with simultaneous superkicks, Nick following up with the dropkick through the ropes. But Christian catches Matt and throws him into Nick. 

Copeland delivers a piledriver onto Matt on the apron and throws him back in the ring. Christian follows that up with a neckbreaker and sinks his knee into Matt's neck on the mat. 

Copeland tags in and hits another neckbreaker, going for the cover for a two-count. Christian tags back in and continues to work the neck making use of a snapmare. 

Christian jumps the ropes and tries to paintbrush Matt against them, but Nick catches him with a PK instead. Matt uses that to find the space and go for the tag, but Christian swipes Nick off the apron. 

Copeland tries for a spear inside the ring but gets sent into the turnbuckle, Christian comes in and tries for the Killswitch but Matt reverses it and drops Christian to the mat instead. Matt gets the tag to Nick at last. 

Nick rallies against Cope and Christian both. He delivers a springboard stomp to Copeland's back and then runs to the other corner for a backstabber on Christian, following up with a springboard X-Factor on Copeland, and then a moonsault to Christian on the outside. Matt comes into the ring for a moonsault onto Copeland's legs while Nick connects with a splash to the midsection. Nick goes for the cover but only for a two-count. 

Nick gets yanked onto the apron by Christian, but he kicks him into the ringpost. He goes for a PK but Christian ducks it and his shin cracks against the post. 

Copeland throws Nick into the ring and wrenches at the leg with a single-leg Boston crab. Nick reaches the bottom rope and forces the break. Christian tags in and stomps the midsection, setting up for a leg lock of some form before getting kicked into Matt's boot. 

Copeland comes into the ring and looks to spear Matt off the apron. But Matt turns into a flipping cutter to send Christian to the floor as Copeland can just watch. 

Matt hits two Northern Lights suplexes to Christian in the ring, catching Copeland to make the third a a double. Matt has Christian up for the Meltzer Driver, but Nick slips from the ropes with the tweaked leg. Christian makes use of that distraction to low blow Matt and he and Copeland connect with 3-D, going for the cover but Matt kicks out at two.

They look to deliver a double superplex to Matt, connecting as Nick ascends the ropes and connects with a 450 onto them. All men are down. Nick tags himself in and limps into an exchange with Christian. He's getting the better of it before Christian kicks at the leg. 

Nick comes back with a superkick but wobbles back down. Copeland comes in and looks for a spear, Nick leaps it and Matt connects with a superkick. Matt and Nick go for BTE Trigger on Christian as Copeland looks to spear them, but they see it coming and throw Christian into the spear.

They follow up with BTE Trigger on Christian. Go for the cover. Copeland breaks it up. Just. 

They follow up with another BTE Trigger on Christian and go for the cover. Christian kicks out at two.

Christian hits Killswitch to Matt as Copeland hits a spear to Nick. Doubling up on Matt in the ring, Copeland hits another spear and goes for the cover. Matt kicks out. 

Copeland grabs a title belt to use on the Bucks, the referee interjects but Christian has something in his hand in the distraction. He hits Matt over the head with it and throws him into a spear from Copeland. Christian makes the cover for the winning pinfall. 

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage def. Young Bucks via Pinfall to retain the World Tag Team Championship

After the match, Motor City Machine Guns' music plays and they come out to confront the two teams in the ring. 

FTR and Stokely Hathaway then make their return to join the fray inside the ring.

The New Level's music plays, prompting a "New Day Rocks!" chant, and they come down with the Trios titles to complete the tag team summit. 

All these teams sandwich the champions inside the ring, making it clear what this is about. The champs clear the ring and hold their titles aloft. 

Allin attacks Knight as he gets in the ring, getting the match started while he still has his jacket on. But that flurry is halted as Knight clatters him with the TNT Championship belt.

Knight goes beneath the ring and pulls out a table, but Allin bundles through it and Knight with a suicide dive. Allin is bleeding from the back of his head. He hits a shotgun dropkick to send Knight into the barricade, but having set up the ring steps gets thrown back towards them. He leaps out of the way of them but Knight uses them to take flight and drop Allin with a forearm. 

Knight puts Allin onto the announcer's desk, beating him and going for a quick cover to no avail. He goes back to the ring and delivers a springboard crossbody to smash Allin against the desk, but it does not break and they both bounce off of it. Knight makes the cover on the floor for a short count. 

Knight drags out several steel chairs and throws them into the ring. He puts Allin on the top rope and looks to be trying a superplex. Allin fights out, punching and raking at the back before delivering a Code Red to send him down to the mat, Knight's knee striking a chair on the way. Allin follows up with another Code Red onto the rest of the chairs. 

Allin is setting the chairs up but then Brian Cage and Jake Doyle of the Don Callis Family emerge, hoisting him up and slamming him through the chairs he had set up. They continue to tape Allin's hands behind his back. 

Steven Borden comes down to the ring with a steel chair and stops them, catching Knight as he tries to get involved. But then he turns into a flying lariat from Doyle. Borden drops Cage and Doyle with dropkicks but then turns into a thrust kick from Cage. 

Cage now positions the table in the corner of the ring, looking to put Borden through it. He connects with the powerbomb through the table. Allin ascends the ropes, hands still taped behind his back. He takes out Cage and then dives to the outside of the ring to take out Knight and Doyle. But when he returns to the ring he is dropped by Cage with a lariat. 

Cage follows up with a superplex and hangs Allin in a Tree of Woe. Knight goes to the top rope in the other corner, looking for a coast-to-coast dropkick. The lights go out. 

IT'S STIIIIING!

Sting comes down the ramp with the baseball bat in hand, striking Cage and Doyle in the gut before sinking it below Doyle's belt and back into Cage's throat. He enters the ring and stands off against Knight. Allin is behind him and he doesn't know. 

Sting throws the bat to Allin, who uses it on Knight's torso, and Sting lands the Scorpion Death Drop. Sting and Son set up a ladder in the ring with Allin, and they ascend it together. Sting thinks better of it and leaves his son to deliver the splash from the ladder to Doyle and Cage outside. 

Sting and Son continue to fight Doyle and Cage up the ramp. Knight is retreating up the ramp as Allin stalks him with the bat. "You're mine now, motherf***er!" He yells. 

Allin swings the bat and misses as they begin to fight on the stage. Knight gets the better of the exchange with an eye gouge, but gets sent into a metal pillar as he runs back at Allin.  

Allin begins to ascend the rigging and delivers a huge Coffin Drop from something close to twenty feet onto Knight, sending him crashing through the stage. Allin crawls out from the wreckage to the other side of the ramp, where Knight is shown being stretchered out. Allin yells at officials to move out of the way.

He delivers another Coffin Drop to Knight on the stretcher, making the cover and getting the winning pinfall. 

Darby Allin def. Kevin Knight via Pinfall to win the TNT Championship

Nigel McGuinness is back out on commentary in a wheelchair for the following matches. 

The bell rings, Willow Nightingale and Mercedes Mone circle one another before getting stuck in. 

Nightingale catches Mone and places her on the top rope, bundling her off of them onto the outside of the ring. Nightingale takes flight to continue the onslaught outside of the ring, returning her to the squared circle and making the first cover for a one-count. 

Nightingale runs at Mone but she slips her to send her outside of the ring. Nightingale tries to get back in the ring but Mone kicks at her injured hand. Nevertheless, Nightingale catches Mone and swings her into the barricade. Back in the ring, she goes for another cover that gets to two this time but that is all. 

Nightingale drags Mone out of the corner, who rips away at the turnbuckle pad as she goes, and drops her to the mat. Mone sends her back into the corner and Nightingale hits the exposed turbuckle. She continues to push her knee into the back of Nightingale's head, squashing her against the middle rope, and then follows up with double knees for a near-fall. 

Mone attacks the left hand and cinches in an omoplata, standing up and stomping at the hand. Mone is bleeding from her nose. 

Mone gets the rear control on Nightingale, ripping at her mouth and delivering sweeping strikes to the side of the head. Nightingale fights back and tries for Oklahoma Stampede; Mone escapes, Nightingale strikes her but it's with the injured hand. 

Mone gets two of Three Amigos and tries for the third onto the apron, but Nightingale reverses it with a suplex off the apron onto the floor. They both get back into the ring at the same time, at the count of five. Thus ensues a striking exchange.

Nightingale gets the better of it and rallies with two lariats, rushing Mone in the corner and looking for a big boot. Mone reverses it and goes for a backstabber, but Nightingale escapes that and drops Mone all the same. Nightingale goes to the top rope, Mone rises to meet her and cinches in a Kimura lock. Nightingale hits a bodyslam to break the hold, following up with a missile dropkick for a two-count. 

Nightingale gets Mone up in the fireman carry, Mone turns it into a backstabber. She brings Nightingale to the corner with a wrist lock on the injured hand, they rise up the ropes together, and Nightingale brings them back down with a Spanish Fly. Mone kicks out at two on the subsequent cover. 

Mone telegraphs Nightingale's approach and turns it into a Statement Maker. Nightingale rolls through and turns it into a fireman's carry, delivering a Death Valley driver into the turnbuckle. She goes for a cannonball in the corner, Mone avoids it and continues to target the hand. 

Mone goes for a cannonball of her own but runs into Nightingale's boots. Nightingale goes to the top rope but her hand gives out from underneath her, allowing Mone to capitalize and pull her down. Nightingale fights her off and takes flight for a moonsault, going for the cover but only for a two-count. 

Nightingale hoists Mone up with the gutwrench for the Babe with the Powerbomb, but Mone escapes and gets her in position for a Mone Maker. They tussle for a bit but then Mone rams her into the exposed turnbuckle face-first, delivering the Mone Maker and going for the cover. 

Nightingale kicks out but it is questionable. Mone begins to push that question in the face of Aubrey Edwards. Nightingale pounces Mone from behind and sends her crashing into the referee. 

Nightingale pursues Mone on the apron but she drags her out of the ring by the injured hand. Mone follows up by sending the hand crashing into the announcer's desk and then the ring steps. She starts unwrapping the hand and wrenching at it.

Mone grabs the Women's World title belt and swings it at Nightingale, Nightingale avoids it and sends Mone into the steps instead. Nightingale begins whipping Mone with the title belt instead, throwing her back into the ring and delivering Babe with the Powerbomb. She makes the cover as the referee starts to come to. 

She makes a delayed count, and Mone kicks out at the official count of two. Nightingale gestures towards the exposed buckle, getting Mone up and delivering a buckle bomb onto it. She starts to drag Mone up the rope, looking for an avalanche bomb. Mone counters it with a last-ditch hurricanrana. 

Mone turns and delivers a backstabber, maneuvering her into a Mone Maker, but Nightingale turns it into a back slide. Mone kicks out at two and gets Nightingale in the Statement Maker in the middle of the ring. She adjusts and wraps Nightingale's own arm around her neck. All she has use of now is her injured hand. 

Mone stomps at that hand as Nightingale passes out. 

Mercedes Mone def. Willow Nightingale via Submission to win the Women's World Championship

Will Ospreay makes his entrance flanked by Callum Newman, Francesco Akira, and Henare of United Empire. He gets nods from Zack Sabre Jr., Michael Oku with Amira Blair, Ricochet, Swerve Strickland, and passes Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis on his way to a kiss from Alex Windsor. Lastly, Jon Moxley emerges and hands him the Union Jack flag. 

Kenny Omega makes his entrance swiftly followed by the Young Bucks behind him. Michael Nakzawa and Brandon Cutler have joined them by the time he reaches ringside. 

The bell rings and they take a moment to soak in the crowd noise before tying up. Omega begins to run the ropes and drops Ospreay with a shoulder tackle, but he kips up and takes Omega out. They exchange hurricanranas and Ospreay connects with a high boot to the face of Omega against the ropes. He follows up with a crossbody to the outside and stands up on the barricade to celebrate with the crowd. 

Ospreay continues to chop Omega at ringside before throwing him back in, following up with another one in the corner. He goes for another but Omega ducks, so he adjusts with knees to the face. Ospreay goes to the top rope but Omega throws him back down. Ospreay starts to feel the back of his head.

Omega sees that and begins to crank at the neck, directing a dropkick at it, and then following up with an elbow strike to the same area. Ospreay responds with a chop but gets one back to send him back to the mat, and Omega follows that up with a backbreaker. 

Omega begins cranking at the neck again, looking for a neckbreaker. He connects. 

The referee checks on Ospreay as Omega starts to rip at the turnbuckle. He is caught and instead switches to wrenches Ospreay neck against the ropes as is. 

Ospreay chops Omega away from him and connects with a springboard elbow strike to create some space. He kips up and rallies against Omega with his signature high-flying offense. Ospreay delivers a roundhouse and looks for a standing splash. Omega gets his knees up and continues to go back at the neck of Ospreay. 

Omega delivers the rolling senton and sets up for the moonsault, but Ospreay slips it and delivers the Cheeky Nando's Kick. Omega rolls to the outside and Ospreay follows him with a corkscrew splash to the floor. Ospreay slams Omega's face into the announcer's desk, returns to the ring to break the count, and comes back to continue the fight. Omega smashes Ospreay into the desk, sliding it a few inches in the process and whiplash-ing Ospreay's neck. 

Omega unveils a table in the timekeeper's area as the fight gets ugly, with the referee getting involved as Ospreay sought to put Omega through it, and getting dropped to the floor. As that happens, Omega hits Ospreay over the head with the timekeeper's bell and causes a fight between those stood at ringside for each man. 

Officials get involved between the teams as Omega drags Ospreay onto the announcer's desk, hoisting him up for a powerbomb off of it and onto the table. The table does not break and the bleeding Ospreay just bounces off. 

Omega has Ospreay on the apron and connects with a snapdragon suplex onto it. Omega is being showered with boos as he monologues to the camera. 

Omega connects with the Terminator senton, clapped on by the crowd and those supporting him at ringside. Omega goes the top rope as Ospreay is back in the ring, delivering a missile dropkick targeted at the back of Ospreay's neck. 

Omega delivers V-Trigger to Ospreay in the corner, sliding him up the ropes and looking for a dragon suplex from the top. Ospreay is elbowing his way out of it desperately. Omega is raining down elbows on the neck and trying to soften him up. 

Omega is now looking for a One Winged Angel. No, he turns it into a German suplex from the top from the electric chair position. He goes for the cover but Ospreay kicks out. Omega looks for another V-Trigger but Ospreay clutches onto his leg. Omega turns around and sinks knees into the ribs as Ospreay scrambles to the ropes. 

Ospreay swings and misses into a snapdragon suplex. Omega gestures that it was the first of a few. He gets him back up, and puts him back down with another one. Omega drives his knee into Ospreay's neck again, dialing up for another V-Trigger. 

Ospreay bursts into a Hidden Blade to save himself and create some space.

They both return to their feet and get into a striking exchange. Omega is bleeding from the eye. Omega adopts a boxer's stance as he sinks jabs in, getting the advantage until Ospreay comes back with a headbutt. Though it appears to have dazed him as well. He still follows that up with kicks to the face, dropping Omega to the mat for a punt kick. 

Ospreay lands a hook kick and a rolling elbow strike and sets up for the neckbreaker, turning it around and slamming an elbow into his neck. He followed up with two more elbow strikes directed at Omega's neck on the mat. The referee pulls him off and begins to count Omega. 

Omega pleads with the referee not to stop the match and gets sunk back down with a Hidden Blade. Ospreay makes the cover but Omega kicks out at two. 

Opsreay looks for the Tiger Driver, but Omega fights out of it and delivers a ripcord V-Trigger. Ospreay comes back with a roll-through powerbomb followed by the Styles Clash, going for the cover but Omega kicks out. 

Ospreay goes for the Os-Cutter but Omega stops him with a knee to the back of his head. Both men are left down in the ring. The crowd breaks into a "Fight Forever" chant. They return to their feet and begin trading hands. 

Ospreay has the better this time and looks to run the ropes, Omega connects with a V-Trigger and goes for a poisonrana, Ospreay flips through it and they run the ropes again. Omega hits a V-Trigger and a Tiger Driver '91. Another V-Trigger. One Winged Angel. He makes the cover. 

Ospreay kicks out at two. 

Omega delivers yet another V-Trigger. He sets up for the One Winged Angel. Ospreay slips it and hits the Tiger Driver '91 for himself. It does little for him as Omega once again gets the better, sinking him with two knee strikes. Ospreay catches the third one and fights out of an attempted One Winged Angel. 

Ospreay hits One Winged Angel himself and goes for the cover. Omega kicks out at one. 

Ospreay lands Hidden Blade and then Stormbreaker. Omega kicks out at one again. 

Ospreay is lining him up for Hidden Blade again. He lands it with venom. Goes for the cover. One. Two. Three. 

Will Ospreay def. Kenny Omega via Pinfall to win the World Championship

After the match, Omega and Ospreay embrace in the ring. Omega presents him with the World Championship belt. Ospreay, along with Matt Jackson, walks Omega back up the ramp.