Early Match Predictions For AEW All In: London 2026

The next PPV on the AEW calendar is All In: London 2026, as the promotion heads back to Wembley Stadium in London, England on August 30. There are a few matches already announced for this show, such as Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW World Championship, new AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Mone, an AEW World Tag Team Title clash between Cage & Cope and The Young Bucks, and a Casino Gauntlet match. Predicting the rest of the show isn’t necessarily easy.

There are a lot of pieces at play and a lot of big stars whose paths to AEW All In: London 2026 are not yet confirmed, but there are certainly some possible showdowns that stand out as being amongst the most likely at AEW’s next PPV. Using the ongoings of AEW Redemption, the post-PPV edition of Dynamite, and some educated guesswork, All In: London 2026 may look like this.

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Divine Dominion Vs. The Brawling Birds (AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships)

• Divine Dominion have been dominant champions.
• They have avoided The Brawling Birds for months.
• Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor will get a big home country win.

Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor of the Brawling Bird have been on the case for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles ever since Divine Dominion picked up the prize all the way back at the AEW Revolution 2026 PPV, engaging on an unstoppable run with the gold.

Tensions have been heating up in recent weeks with Windsor & Hayter taking firm aim at the champions, with each duo also taking the side of Willow Nightingale & Mercedes Mone respectively in their world title feud. With The Brawling Birds both English, it would make sense for a title coronation in front of their home fans inside Wembley Stadium.

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Kyle Fletcher Vs. Kazuchika Okada Vs. Konosuke Takeshita (AEW International Championship)

• These three men were former teammates in the Don Callis Family.
• Tensions have risen between Fletcher, Okada & Takeshita.
• This could be the best match at AEW All In.

Even when they were all in the Don Callis Family, the ego and talent on display caused a whole bunch of tension between Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, and Kazuchika Okada. At AEW All In: London 2026, these three names will meet in a triple threat match that has match of the year contender written all over it.

With Fletcher’s recently won International Championship on the line, it will be a battle of former friends, current allies, and newfound enemies. This is one of the most inevitable matchups that will almost certainly take place at the PPV.

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The Demand Vs. The Conglomeration, Adam Page & Brodido (Stadium Stampede)

• Lethal Twist will join The Demand in AEW.
• Adam Page saved The Conglomeration & Brodido from a beatdown.
• AEW will book a wild multi-man for AEW All In: London 2026.

In recent weeks, members of Lethal Twist have been lobbying to join The Demand, and after their help in handing the group the AEW World Trios Titles, this change will happen for the faction. Enemies emerged for this heelish alliance on the July 29 episode of AEW Dynamite as it was teased that The Conglomeration, Brodido, and ‘Hangman’ Adam Page would join forces to take on the group.

With a whole venue to explore, AEW may book a Stadium Stampede to allow these competitors to go wild at the show.

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Jon Moxley Vs. Jay White (AEW Continental Championship)

• Jay White recently returned to AEW.
• He and The Bang Bang Gang have had issues with The Death Riders & The Dogs.
• Moxley doesn’t yet have a clear opponent for AEW’s next PPV.

Jon Moxley has growing issues with both Will Ospreay & Kenny Omega, but with them meeting in singles action in the main event, the opponent for Jon Moxley and his Continental Championship at the PPV is unclear. He may compete alongside his fellow Death Riders teammates in some multi-man matchup, but he is arguably too big of a star to be constrained to that.

One of the possibilities is the recently returned Jay White, who has long-term issues with Moxley & The Death Riders. He is currently feuding alongside his teammates against Death Riders & The Dogs, but there is every chance he gets handed a big singles showdown at AEW All In: London 2026 against Moxley for the Continental Title.

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Kevin Knight Vs. ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey Vs. Darby Allin (TNT Championship)

• Knight & Bailey are former tag team partners.
• Knight turned heel during his TNT Title reign.
• Allin & Knight have unfinished business in AEW.

Kevin Knight has multiple enemies, two of those being his former friends in Mike Bailey & Darby Allin, whom he has defeated in recent weeks with the TNT Championship on the line. However, Knight has been taking easy routes to victory and both these individuals will still be gunning for revenge.

The most likely scenario is a singles match with Bailey, but with Allin having no major path to All In outside of his feud with Knight, they AEW may make this a big triple threat match for the TNT Title.

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MJF Vs. Swerve Strickland

• MJF & Strickland are both absent from AEW programming.
• Neither man has a clear opponent ahead of AEW All In.
• AEW may book these two big stars in a first-time-ever showdown.

After losing the AEW World Championship to Kenny Omega, MJF has been absent from AEW programming. On the back of losing to Will Ospreay in the finals of the Owen Hart Tournament, Swerve Strickland has also not been present in AEW. Neither man has an ongoing feud or rivalry as we approach AEW All In: London 2026, there is a chance that AEW puts them together for a first-timer-ever singles match in the promotion.

They may both be heels, but there is no doubt that fans would be invested in a personal feud between two of AEW’s biggest stars. It would be a huge miss if neither man featured at Wembley Stadium after both headlining the previous two shows at the venue.