Official AEW All Out 2026 Results Predictions

The next PPV on the AEW calendar comes in the form of All Out 2026 when the promotion takes over the NOW Arena in Chicago, Illinois on September 26. The show features all the fallout from the highly regarded All In event last month, putting forth some major matches involving names such as Will Ospreay, Jon Moxley, Thekla, Kazuchika Okada, and many more. But who will walk out as the winner of every match?

When assessing the ongoing storylines across AEW programming, the potential aftermath of the PPV, some educated guesswork and fantasy booking, the following names are predicted to stand tall and achieve success at AEW All Out 2026.

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Darby Allin & Steven Borden Vs. Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight (Number One Contenders)

• Allin & Borden are currently undefeated in AEW.
• Fletcher & Knight have developed a lot of issues with one another.
• Tony Khan will want to keep Borden strong until a title match.

The next challengers for the AEW World Tag Team Championships will be determined at All Out as Darby Allin & Steven Borden will take on Don Callis Family rivals Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight. The new duo of Allin & Borden have been a hit on AEW programming, and their momentum will continue at All Out.

Fletcher & Knight hate each other way too much to cohesively work together to halt the growing momentum of Allin & Borden.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Darby Allin & Steven Borden defeats Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight

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Andrade El Idolo Vs. PAC (AEW National Championship)

• Andrade has had issues with The Death Riders.
• He is the number one contender for the AEW World Title.
• PAC hasn’t had much singles title success for some time in AEW.

Andrade El Idolo & PAC could steal the show at AEW All Out 2026, and we could also see a shock. Although Andrade currently holds a contract for a guaranteed world title shot, he isn’t immune to losing the title around his waist, especially if potential shenanigans and interference from the likes of The Death Riders & The Dogs is present.

We can see PAC stealing a win for Andrade, especially since it is unlikely for any other titles to change hands across this upcoming PPV. This gives fans a surprise switch without hurting anyone involved, and it furthers Andrade’s bad blood with the group – and perhaps even speeds up his desire to enact his world title shot.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: PAC defeats Andrade El Idolo

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Kazuchika Okada Vs. Tommaso Ciampa (AEW International Championship)

• Ciampa attacked Okada backstage on Dynamite.
• This could be a show-stealing match at All Out.
• Okada isn’t ready to lose his International Title.

It was only at the All In: London 2026 event that Kazuchika Okada reclaimed the International Championship, so it feels way too soon for him to drop the prize already, especially since his feud with Tommaso Ciampa is only a couple of weeks old.

Ciampa winning the title would be a terrific moment, but don’t expect him to overcome Okada at All Out. This will be hard-fought and a fresh match on an AEW PPV, but it will be a successful title defense for the reigning champ.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Kazuchika Okada defeats Tommaso Ciampa

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Willow Nightingale Vs. Thekla (Number One Contenders)

• Nightingale lost the AEW Women’s Title at All In.
• Thekla has been feuding with Mercedes Mone.
• AEW is clearly building to Thekla vs. Mone at WrestleDream.

Ever since Mercedes Mone won the AEW Women’s World Championship from Willow Nightingale in a thrilling matchup at All In: London 2026, she has been feuding with former champion Thekla, who lost the gold back at Redemption. However, with Mone not cleared to compete, AEW have booked a number one contenders match in the meantime.

This is simply buying time before WrestleDream when Thekla will step up to challenge Mone, so fans should be anticipating a win for the ‘Toxic Spider’ to set up a first-time-ever match at the next PPV. Nightingale will get another shot at Mone down the line, but it won’t be any time soon.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Thekla defeats Willow Nightingale

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Swerve Strickland & The New Level Vs. Adam Page & Brodido (AEW World Trios Championships)

• Strickland & New Level have been on a hot streak.
• Page & Brodido earned a shot at the AEW World Trios Championships.
• The champions will retain at AEW All Out 2026.

A lot of championships changed hands at All In last month, so it is hard to see any of these titles changing again at All Out. Although the trios division has seen frequent title wins and swaps, the new popular trio of Swerve Strickland & The New Level are a far way from their first loss in AEW.

Despite the history of hatred between Strickland & Adam Page, and even with the talents of Brodido, this will be a match that further defines The New Level as being here to stay, standing tall with their new belts.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Swerve Strickland & The New Level defeats Adam Page & Brodido

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

• Brawling Birds won the tag titles at AEW All In.
• Divine Dominion have been dominant in recent weeks on AEW programming.
• AEW will not switch the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles again.

It has only been a few weeks since The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships, so don’t expect a hot-potato title switch. This Street Fight will instead secure the status of Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor as the new heads of the women’s tag division.

Even with Megan Bayne & Lena Kross remaining strong and dominant in recent weeks on TV, they will have to wait at least several months before getting back into title contention.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: The Brawling Birds defeats Divine Dominion

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

• These three teams have been feuding in AEW for a long time.
• Cage & Cope have had a very strong run as AEW World Tag Team Champions.
• The Young Bucks & FTR should both not win back the titles yet.

Over the last several years, The Young Bucks & FTR have emerged as the two teams with the most reigns of the AEW World Tag Team Championships, which is why it is not yet time for either time to pick up another reign.

Instead, Cage & Cope will stand tall in their specialty triangle ladder match stipulation, continuing what has been an underrated and impressive reign. They may be old-timers, but it isn’t yet time for them to lose their prizes. When they do, it will likely be to a team who needs the rub more than The Young Bucks & FTR.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Cage & Cope defeats The Young Bucks & FTR

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Will Ospreay Vs. Jon Moxley (AEW World Championship)

• Ospreay & Moxley have been both rivals & allies in recent months.
• Ospreay has only just won the AEW World Title.
• He will get a win back on Moxley despite Death Riders shenanigans.

Back at AEW Dynasty 2026, Jon Moxley defeated Will Ospreay and exposed the fact he wasn’t ready for high level competition after returning from neck surgery. From there, Moxley & The Death Riders crafted a new version of Ospreay who went on to win the AEW World Title from Kenny Omega. This time around, it will be Ospreay beating Moxley and retaining his belt.

However, recent doubt amongst The Death Riders could seep into both this match and post-match, as a turn on either Ospreay, Moxley, or both could be afoot from the group.

TheSportster’s Official Prediction: Will Ospreay defeats Jon Moxley