Best Title Wins In AEW All In History, Ranked By Quality

The All In PPV has become the marquee event for AEW each and every year, selling tens of thousands of tickets per show since Tony Khan acquired the rights to the name and event. Through the history of All In, whether that be the original independent supercard presented by The Elite, or the yearly spectacle promoted by AEW itself, there have been several huge title changes – but which is best?

Taking into account the quality of the match, the moment itself, the feel-good factor or heartbreak, there are certain title changes as the All In PPV which stand out as being the absolute best of the best.

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Kazuchika Okada Wins AEW Undisputed Championship (AEW All In: Texas 2025)

• Okada & Omega met at All In: Texas 2025.
• Okada became the first ever Undisputed Champion in AEW.
• This match was for both the Continental & International Championships.

For the first time in years, all-time great rivals Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada met in the ring, battling for both the Continental & International Championships in a match that was contested for the first ever “AEW Undisputed Championship”. The match itself wasn’t on the level of their very best clashes, but it was still a very strong bout that delivered the goods.

In the end, it was Okada who got the better of Omega to make history, standing tall with all the gold in a pretty good title change, even if the importance of the Undisputed Championship would diminish in the months after.

7

The Acclaimed Wins AEW World Trios Championships (AEW All In: London 2023)

• The Acclaimed were hugely over in 2023.
• They defeated The House Of Black at All In: London 2023.
• This was a feel-good AEW World Trios Title win.

Anthony Bowens, Max Caster and Billy Gunn were a widely over act heading into AEW All In: London 2023, and despite their match with the House Of Black being short and rushed, it was silly plenty of fun and the fans went absolutely wild for their AEW World Trios Title win.

Showered in chants of “Scissor Me Daddy!”, The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn overcame a dominant faction to win the gold, handing Gunn his first championship in a major promotion for nearly a decade.

6

Dustin Rhodes Wins TNT Championship (AEW All In: Texas 2025)

• AEW canceled the planned TNT Title match at All In.
• Adam Cole relinquished the TNT Championship.
• Dustin Rhodes won the gold in his home state.

Adam Cole was forced into vacating the TNT Championship due to injury in a heartbreaking moment, but this opened the door to a surprising new champion being crowned in the form of Dustin Rhodes.

After years of title losses in AEW, the aging veteran was given one final run in the spotlight as he defeated Kyle Fletcher, Sammy Guevara & Daniel Garcia in a feel good moment to become the TBS Champion in his home state of Texas.

5

Saraya Wins AEW Women’s World Championship (AEW All In: London 2023)

• AEW’s first All In featured several feel-good moments.
• Saraya won the AEW Women’s Title in front of her family.
• Despite a poor reign, Saraya’s title win was a fantastic moment.

Saraya once thought her career was over, so to see her rise to the top of the mountain at AEW All In: London 2023, beating Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida & Toni Storm to become the brand new AEW Women’s World Champion in front of all her family, was a special moment.

Sure, her subsequent title reign was short and nothing of note, but the victory itself is among the best moments at AEW’s All In PPV. Her post-match celebration with her family members was emotional.

4

Cody Rhodes Wins NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship (All In 2018)

• This was the only title change at the first All In.
• Cody Rhodes defeated Nick Aldis at All In.
• He won a championship formerly won by Dusty Rhodes.

In one of the most emotional and stirring moments in the history of the All In event, Cody Rhodes defeated Nick Aldis to become the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion in a great moment.

The story heading into this match was Rhodes wanting to win the title his father once held, so his victory had great weight to it.

3

Mariah May Wins AEW Women’s World Championship (AEW All In: London 2024)

• May won the AEW Women’s World Title in her home country.
• She defeated Toni Storm in a fantastic match.
• May & Storm had an all-timer feud in AEW.

Toni Storm & Mariah May tore the house down in Wembley Stadium, battling in a hard-hitting, brutal, emotional matchup at AEW All In: London 2024. The bout was fantastic, all ending when May stole her former mentor’s finisher, hitting the Storm Zero to become the brand new AEW Women’s World Champion in a terrific title change.

The context of May being handed this victory in front of her family and friends in her home country made this an even more notable title change.

2

Bryan Danielson Wins AEW World Championship (AEW All In: London 2024)

• Swerve Strickland & Bryan Danielson had a match of the year candidate.
• Danielson won the AEW World Title in front of his family.
• Danielson saved his in-ring career with this victory at All In.

With his full-time in-ring career on the line, the stakes were high when Bryan Danielson challenged Swerve Strickland for the AEW World Championship in the main event of AEW All In: London 2024.

In front of his wife and children, Bryan Danielson secured one of the most thrilling, emotional, and celebratory championship wins in the entire history of AEW by defeating Swerve Strickland in a match of the year contender. In front of a thunderous crowd, Danielson made Strickland submit to win what looks to be the final world title of his career.

1

Adam Page Wins AEW World Championship (AEW All In: Texas 2025)

• Jon Moxley’s reign of terror ended at All In.
• Adam Page won the AEW World Title in a stunning ending.
• This is among AEW’s greatest ever moments.

In a bloody, brutal, and unhinged matchup, Adam Page overcame the sadistic AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, winning the gold in a moment that procured arguably the biggest reaction in the entire history of AEW. With help from the likes of Darby Allin, Bryan Danielson, Will Ospreay & Swerve Strickland, Page managed to defeat Jon Moxley & The Death Riders in a title win that changed the trajectory of AEW forever.

The visual of Page freeing the AEW World Title from the confines of a briefcase, holding it high in front of a magical crowd, was instantly iconic.