Official AEW All In: London 2026 Results Predictions

The next PPV on the AEW calendar comes in the form of All In: London 2026, with the promotion taking over Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 30. The card features some blockbuster matches such as Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay, Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Mone, Cage & Cope vs. The Young Bucks, and much more! Who will walk out as the winners?

TheSportster’s team have taken their official picks, predicting the results and winners of every match across the AEW All In: London 2026 match card, determining brand new champions, the winners of intense feuds, and even some potential surprises across the night too!

9

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

The Brawling Birds have been on the chase ever since Divine Dominion won the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles at Revolution 2026, with the hometown Brits looking for a crowd-pleasing title victory.

Andrew Kelly; The easiest match to predict ahead of AEW All In: London 2026. Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor have been on the hunt for these belts for quite some time, so a win in their home country is inevitable.

Josh Coulson predicts; Not as big as the Ospreay win, but this match will get a big reaction if you have the Brits win on their home turf. A no-brainer.

Tarek Aboud predicts; I’m picking the champions. Divine Dominion have had a dominant run and this will continue at All In.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Brawling Birds 2-1 Divine Dominion

8

Multi-Team Trios Match (AEW World Trios Championships)

Adam Page & Brodido issued an open challenge to any and every team at AEW All In: London 2026, putting their AEW World Trios Titles up for grabs against a sea of trios including The Dogs, The Bang Bang Gang, The Demand, and more.

Andrew Kelly predicts; Swerve Strickland will enlist the debuting Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods at AEW All In, and this will lead to an immediate AEW World Trios Championship victory for this brand new faction.

Josh Coulson predicts; Hangman & Brodido retain. The uncertainty surrounding who will even be in this match has me convinced the titles won’t change hands.

Tarek Aboud predicts; This is a hard one to predict due to the challengers not being decided yet, but the speculation of Swerve Strickland and the debuting New Day is hard to deny!

TheSportster’s official prediction; Swerve Strickland & New Day 2-1 Adam Page & Brodido

7

Casino Gauntlet Match

With the likes of MJF, Andrade El Idolo, Chris Jericho, Tommaso Ciampa and Mark Davis in the mix, the Casino Gauntlet match to determine a new challenger for the AEW World Championship is jam-packed with potential winners.

Andrew Kelly predicts; MJF is the obvious pick after winning the match last year, but so much has been put behind Andrade El Idolo as a world title challenger that I believe it will be his time at All In: London 2026.

Josh Coulson predicts; Put me down for Tommaso Ciampa in this one, and have him beat whoever’s champion right after while you’re at it.

Tarek Aboud predicts; MJF walks out the winner! After winning the Casino Gauntlet last year, it is time for MJF to re-enter the AEW World Title program soon.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Andrade El Idolo 1 – Tommaso Ciampa 1 – MJF 1

6

Jon Moxley Vs. Nigel McGuinness (Continental Cup)

After weeks of straight knockout matches in AEW’s version of the “FA Cup”, the reigning Continental Champion Jon Moxley and Nigel McGuinness traversed their way through the bracket to reach the finals, where the winner will stand tall as Continental Champion and with the Continental Cup.

Andrew Kelly predicts; Having a home country victory for Nigel McGuinness is a possibility, but with him not being a full-time talent, don’t expect him to win AEW’s Continental Championship and Cup. Moxley’s year of hard work will see him further rewarded with the Continental Cup.

Josh Coulson predicts; Moxley! There are already enough Brits getting their big moments. I foresee an upset for poor old Nigel McGuinness in this one.

Tarek Aboud predicts; I’m picking Jon Moxley here. The Continental Champion has been heavily protected and McGuinness’ advancement will just be about him proving he can hang, before Moxley wins the Cup.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Jon Moxley 3-0 Nigel McGuinness

5

Kevin Knight Vs. Darby Allin (TNT Championship)

Months of bad blood have led to a Falls Count Anywhere match at All In: London 2026 between Kevin Knight and Darby Allin. The reigning TNT Champion Knight turned heel and betrayed his friend Allin at Double Or Nothing, leading to brawls, matches, and murder attempts!

Andrew Kelly predicts; Kevin Knight may be the dastardly heel who betrayed Darby Allin, but AEW is putting everything behind the young name. He will defeat the more established star (and may kill him in the process) to retain the TNT Championship.

Josh Coulson predicts; Kevin Knight soundly beats Darby Allin at his own game, leading the AEW original to question whether he still has what it takes.

Tarek Aboud predicts; Kevin Knight has looked great as champion, but Darby Allin has been made as the ultimate underdog. The stipulation is tailor-made for Allin, and he’ll walk out as TNT Champion.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Kevin Knight 2-1 Darby Allin

4

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

Three men who were once joined as part of the Don Callis Family will collide in Wembley Stadium with the International Title on the line – a belt held by all three men throughout 2026 thus far. Kyle Fletcher walks into the PPV with the gold, with current ally Kazuchika Okada searching for success and rival Konosuke Takeshita looking for the same, with a hint of revenge.

Andrew Kelly predicts; This may be the match of the night, but don’t expect a title change. Kyle Fletcher is the future of AEW, and after having his win robbed at All In last year, he will stand tall and retain his title this time around.

Josh Coulson predicts; Okada wins back the title and Kyle Fletcher gets pushed out of The Family, kicking off his babyface run.

Tarek Aboud predicts; Kyle Fletcher has been on a wave of momentum, and AEW will keep that going. Fletcher can steal a win in the triple threat format and leave as International Champion.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Kyle Fletcher 2-1 Kazuchika Okada

3

Cage & Cope Vs. The Young Bucks (AEW World Tag Team Championships)

In a first-time-ever dream match between legendary tag teams of different eras, Cage & Cope put their AEW World Tag Team Championships on the line against The Young Bucks in a hard-to-call battle of generations.

Andrew Kelly predicts; Although it is often the case for veterans to put over younger talents, Cage & Cope still have more to give as the reigning AEW World Tag Team Champions. The Young Bucks may dethrone them down the line, but it won’t be at All In.

Josh Coulson predicts; Young Bucks upsetting Cope and Cage to a chorus of boos and the veterans tricking the crowd into thinking they’ve wrestled their final match.

Tarek Aboud predicts; The Young Bucks taking the gold from Cope & Cage opens a lot of storyline possibilities, so it will be the multi-time champions winning this dream match.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Young Bucks 2-1 Cage & Cope

2

Willow Nightingale Vs. Mercedes Mone (AEW Women’s World Championship)

Mercedes Mone has come up short in every challenge for the AEW Women’s World Title in the past, and she is hoping to break that curse against the women who dethroned her for the TBS Title earlier this year, long-time rival Willow Nightingale.

Andrew Kelly predicts; The world title curse will still exist for Mercedes Mone. Willow Nightingale’s reign is still too young and new to end already – she will beat Mone much like she did earlier this year!

Josh Coulson predicts; I don’t want Mone to win, but the chase has to end eventually, and like Ospreay, if you don’t do it on the biggest stage, you risk the eventual moment not feeling as grand as it could have.

Tarek Aboud predicts; Nightingale might be a big name in AEW, but it is finally time for Mone to dethrone her and win the AEW Women’s World Title for the first time – it is high time for her ascension.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Mercedes Mone 2-1 Willow Nightingale

1

Kenny Omega Vs. Will Ospreay (AEW World Championship)

The main event of AEW All In: London 2026 sees the rubber match between Kenny Omega & Will Ospreay, whose matches in 2023 were both match of the year candidates. Ospreay is seeking a hometown win inside Wembley Stadium to become the first Brit to hold AEW’s top men’s division prize.

Andrew Kelly predicts; AEW is grooming Will Ospreay to become the brand new face of the company, and that train of momentum will not stop. Ospreay winning the AEW World Title in his own country by defeating one his mentors, rivals, and friends, is too much of a storybook moment to not happen.

Josh Coulson predicts; You have to give Ospreay his crowning moment at Wembley Stadium. If you don’t do it here, then where do you do it?

Tarek Aboud predicts; Kenny Omega is now a heel and at the peak of his game – despite Ospreay coming close in his home country, it will be Omega retaining the AEW World Title.

TheSportster’s official prediction; Will Ospreay 2-1 Kenny Omega