AEW returns to Wembley Stadium once again for All In 2026, with many hoping the hometown hero will pick up the big win in the main event!
After winning the Owen Hart Cup earlier in the year, Will Ospreay will finally challenge for the World Championship in his home country. With the Essex native having the homefield advantage, many of the 40,000-plus in attendance will be hoping to see an Englishman win inside the legendary venue. However, Ospreay’s opponent is someone who has beaten him before and is still looking to prove he is the best, Kenny Omega.
Another rematch is also set to take place at the show. After winning the Owen Hart Cup for the second year in a row, Mercedes Moné will once again challenge for the Women’s Title, this time against Willow Nightingale. However, while Mone came up short last time around, this time the top prize is her whole focus.
All In will also see a falls count anywhere match, a tournament conclude, and the return of the popular Casino Gauntlet.
AEW All In 2026 Predictions:
Divine Dominion (Lena Kross and Megan Bayne) (c) vs. The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter) For The Women’s Tag Team Championships
With Windsor and Hayter being from England and having the home-field advantage, there is a strong chance that The Brawling Birds could hold gold when all is said and done. However, given what is happening in the main event, AEW may choose to save this moment for a later date. This one could go either way, but if AEW are looking for another big moment, there’s no reason why The Brawling Birds couldn’t win this one.
Winners: Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor
Casino Gauntlet Match To Earn An Opportunity At The AEW World Championship
With fans only knowing some of the field heading into the match, this is naturally the most unpredictable bout on the card. Andrade El Idolo and MJF will start the match, then we enter the unknown until there is a winner. With Will Ospreay likely to win in the main event, an MJF win could run back their 2024 rivalry, which also culminated at Wembley. It would be nice to see AEW try something new for an Ospreay feud, but this could be a logical outcome.
Winner: MJF
Jon Moxley vs. Nigel McGuinness – Continental Cup Final
Sadly, not every British wrestler can be a winner at All In. While McGuinness has the homefield advantage, he did suffer an injury in his opening round match. Even though the announcer has fought his way to the final, he won’t be able to overcome the champion. McGuinness will play the hits and will have the fans behind him, but this will be the continuation of Moxley’s reign. With two other matches likely to have British stars winning, this won’t be McGuinness’ night.
Winner: Jon Moxley
Cage And Cope vs. The Young Bucks For The Tag Team Championships
First of all, Wembley Stadium singing along to Metalingus is going to be something special! In terms of the match itself, this feels like it could be a set-up for a bigger match down the road instead of what will be happening in the ring. This feels like the place where Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods will make their debut, setting up the match with The Young Bucks down the road. However, with a lot of title changes set for All In, and time needed to build to the dream match, this feels like a Cope and Cage retention. If there is a rematch, this will be the one with a stipulation.
Winners: Cope and Cage
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs Kazuchicka Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the International Championship
This one could go either way, but the fans will be the winner here. Very likely to be a 5* plus match from Dave Meltzer and with nearfalls aplenty, this could very easily rival the main event for match of the night. Providing Don Callis does not get involved and all 3 men are just free to battle it out, this has the potential to be a lot of fun. In terms of the winner, Fletcher feels most likely as Okada and Takeshita will likely look to cancel each other out. If Fletcher loses, he should be fastracked to the main event scene!
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Kevin Knight vs. Darby Allin In A Falls Count Anywhere Match
Expect this to be crazy in the best possible way! Both men will likely fight all over the stadium and bring out the weapons to make this a very chaotic affair. There could be Don Callis interference and maybe a Sting cameo, but this is the match that will likely have the fans talking for better or for worse. Allin feels like the favourite here in what has been a great year for the former World Champion.
Winner: Darby Allin
Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Moné For The AEW Women’s Championship
For the past two years, the story has been that Mercedes Moné has been trying to add the Women’s Championship to her collection while also trying to keep all the other titles in her possession. This time around, Mone has just one goal, to win the top women’s prize in All Elite Wrestling. With Mone and Nightingale each having a win over the other, neither would be too affected by a loss here. In terms of the result, it feels like it is time for the reign of Mone to begin.
Winner: Mercedes Moné
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay For The AEW World Championship
Surely this has to be Ospreay’s time, right? The Essex native is finally headlining an AEW show in the UK, and with the top prize in the industry on the line. With the match completing the trilogy with Kenny Omega, this could definitely be a match of the year contender when all is said and done. That being said, an Ospreay win is the only way this one should go. Ospreay has proven himself to be one of, if not the best wrestler in the world right now, and an AEW World Title win would help to cement that fact.
Winner: Will Ospreay
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