AEW All In 2026 sets for Wembley with seven-title card
The professional wrestling promotion’s annual flagship event is scheduled for 30 August, featuring a nine-match lineup that includes seven championship bouts.
All Elite Wrestling has confirmed the details for its 2026 All In event, which is set to take place at Wembley Stadium in London on 30 August. The promotion describes the gathering as its biggest show of the year, positioning it as a UK-flavoured showcase that will anchor the latter half of the calendar.
The full match card, released by Yahoo Sports, comprises nine matches with seven of them contested for championship gold. The headline attraction is the AEW World Championship bout, where reigning champion Kenny Omega will defend his title against England’s Will Ospreay.
Beyond the main event, the card features high-stakes contests for the AEW Women’s World Championship and the AEW World Tag Team Championship. Willow Nightingale is set to defend the women’s title against Mercedes Moné, while the tag team champions, known as Cage and Cope, will face The Young Bucks.
The event also includes a Men’s Casino Gauntlet match, with the winner earning a world title shot, and a Continental Challenge Cup final. The latter involves a winner-takes-all scenario where the champion, either Jon Moxley or Claudio Castagnoli, will face a challenger from Kyle O’Reilly or Nigel McGuinness, depending on prior results.
For international audiences, the event is available as a global pay-per-view for US$49.99. In the United States, the broadcast will be accessible through HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, PPV.com, YouTube, and Fubo. The main card is currently slated to begin at 1 p.m. Eastern Time, with the Zero Hour pre-show starting around 11:30 a.m. ET.
While the card is heavily stacked, two matches currently list opponents as to be announced, indicating the lineup is not yet fully finalised. The Continental Challenge Cup final participants also remain unconfirmed until the outcomes of previous matches are determined.
