Wembley Stadium hosts AEW’s biggest show of the year this Sunday, and these AEW All In 2026 predictions come with one bold call nobody at the company has made before on a pay-per-view: give Will Ospreay his crowning moment as world champion, then take it away from him in the same night. Nine matches are officially set, down from the sprawling, overstuffed card that defined last year’s show, and the London crowd is getting a genuinely stacked lineup with Kenny Omega defending against Ospreay in the main event, a loaded Casino Gauntlet, and two English-flavoured title matches that will mean everything to the hometown crowd.
Here’s every match, the reasoning behind each pick, and the one call that could turn Wembley into an all-time moment or an all-time riot.
🎯 Key Takeaways
- MJF cashes in on Ospreay: After winning the Casino Gauntlet early in the show, MJF interrupts Ospreay’s title celebration and steals the AEW World Championship in seconds.
- Kyle Fletcher, Jon Moxley, and Kevin Knight all retain: The International, Continental, and TNT titles all stay with their current champions against Okada/Takeshita, Nigel McGuinness, and Darby Allin respectively.
- Two English title changes: The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter) and Edge & Christian both win gold in front of their home or adopted crowd.
- New Day debuts on the pre-show: Look for New Day, possibly alongside Swerve Strickland, to walk away with the AEW World Trios Championship in the Casino Trios Royale Roulette.
AEW All In 2026 Predictions
Main Event: Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW World Championship
This is the match Wembley was built for. Will Ospreay, back from a serious neck injury, gets his crowning moment in his home country against the man who’s been holding the title. Omega is in top form after his outing against Kevin Knight at the last pay-per-view proved that — and the two know each other well enough from AEW and the New Japan years to tear the building down. Pick: Will Ospreay wins the AEW World Championship. He’s been building to this for years, and there’s no version of this show that doesn’t end with the hometown guy holding the title… at least for a few minutes.
“Ospreay’s been champion, but not really. And Wembley’s pissed. But they had their moment of jubilation.”
— Dave Simon, Wrestling Uncensored, previewing the MJF cash-in scenario
Why MJF Cashing In Is the Move
MJF has spent months calling himself the real AEW World Champion and dragging a replica title belt to ringside every week. AEW has never had a champion crowned and then dethroned within the same pay-per-view before, and this is the exact moment to finally do it. Have MJF win the Casino Gauntlet early, ahead of Andrade, Tommaso Ciampa, Mark Davis, and Chris Jericho, so the crowd mostly forgets about him by the time the main event rolls around four hours later.
Then, seconds after Ospreay’s title celebration begins, MJF’s music hits; he blindsides an exhausted Ospreay, hits him with the title belt, and pins him 1-2-3 to become AEW World Champion. Wembley gets to have its moment of pure joy, and then it gets taken away in real time; that’s a better story than a long-simmering title reign for Ospreay that just gets talked about for months without a payoff.
Every Other Title Match, Picked
| Match | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| AEW International Championship: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada | Kyle Fletcher retains | Fletcher is rising fast and this is the show to prove it in a stacked triple threat. |
| Continental Crown Cup Final: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness | Jon Moxley retains | A hometown moment for Nigel, but Moxley isn’t losing the title in the final. |
| AEW TNT Championship (Falls Count Anywhere): Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin | Kevin Knight retains | Handing Darby a mid-card title this soon after his AEW World Championship run would read as a demotion. |
| AEW Women’s World Championship: Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné | Willow Nightingale retains | It re-establishes Willow as the division’s clear number one rather than handing Mercedes a hot-potato title reign. |
| AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Megan Bayne & Elena Cross (c) vs. the Brawling Birds | The Brawling Birds win | Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter have been chasing for months, and this is their night in front of a British crowd. |
| AEW World Tag Team Championship: Edge & Christian (c) vs. the Young Bucks | Edge & Christian retain | The Bucks don’t need another tag title reign; this match is the reward in itself. |
The Pre-Show Trios Match Is the Wild Card
The Casino Trios Royale Roulette for the AEW World Trios Championship opens the pre-show with Hangman Page, Brodido (the current champions), the Bang Bang Gang, the Conglomeration, the Death Riders, the Demand, and the Dogs (David Finlay, Clark Connors, and Gabe Kidd) all involved. Swerve Strickland isn’t booked anywhere else on the card and has been teasing bringing friends along, which points squarely at a surprise New Day debut — possibly with Swerve completing the trio. Pick: New Day, alongside Swerve Strickland, wins the AEW World Trios Championship in the pre-show’s biggest moment.
Reality Check: This Card Actually Has Fewer Matches, and That’s a Good Thing
The Reality: Last year’s All In ran an exhausting eight hours across roughly 15 matches. This year’s nine-match card, even with a pre-show trios match added on, is a deliberate correction, and it should make for a tighter, more focused show. The one risk in these AEW All In 2026 predictions is Tony Khan’s own promise of a four-hour runtime — AEW has broken that promise before, and if the show creeps toward six hours again, even a great card starts to lose the live Wembley crowd the same way WWE’s four-hour SmackDown tapings have been losing crowds all summer.
This card is also the clearest sign yet of where several ongoing AEW stories are heading. We broke down the full card and the New Day question in more depth two weeks ago, and MJF’s road to this cash-in has been building since his Grand Slam Mexico ambush. Kyle Fletcher’s rise has been a running theme since his match with Bandido at Redemption, and now Wembley is where it all comes to a head.
AEW All In 2026 Predictions FAQ
What time does AEW All In 2026 start?
The pre-show begins at 11:30 AM Eastern, with the main card starting at 1 PM Eastern (6 PM UK time) from Wembley Stadium in London.
Who is predicted to win the AEW World Championship at All In?
These AEW All In 2026 predictions have Will Ospreay beating Kenny Omega for the title, only for MJF to cash in his Casino Gauntlet win moments later and steal the championship.
How many matches are on the AEW All In 2026 card?
Nine matches are officially announced, plus a Casino Trios Royale Roulette pre-show match for the AEW World Trios Championship, a significantly leaner card than last year’s show.
Will New Day debut at AEW All In?
It hasn’t been confirmed, but Swerve Strickland’s lack of a booked match, combined with his teases about bringing friends, strongly suggests a surprise New Day debut in the pre-show trios match.
Is Darby Allin winning the TNT Championship at All In?
These predictions have Kevin Knight retaining against Darby Allin, since handing Darby a mid-card title so soon after his AEW World Championship reign would read as a step down rather than forward.
