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AEW All In: London Results: August 30, 2026 – Ospreay Conquers Omega for AEW World Title, Moné Wins AEW Women’s World Title, Austin Creed & Kofi Debut, Britt Baker Returns, More

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All In London Results

AEW All In: London was LIVE from Wembley Stadium and was a night professional wrestling fans will remember forever. In front of a massive crowd of supportive fans, friends and family, Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega in the main event to win the AEW World Championship for the very first time, to cap off an amazing spectacle of the best professional wrestling in the world!


The rivalry between Ospreay and Omega had expectations at an all-time high for arguably the most anticipated match in AEW history. Both men threw everything they had at each other and were covered in blood by the end, when Ospreay finally put Omega away with the most important Hidden Blade of his life to get the pinfall victory and his first AEW World Title! 


The AEW Women’s World Title also changed hands when Mercedes Moné took advantage of the broken hand she gave Willow Nightingale just days ago to submit her in the Statement Maker. Moné finally won the one championship that has eluded her by taking the AEW Women’s World Championship from her bitter rival, Nightingale.


All In: London started with the Trios Roulette Royale in progress from The Buy In as the wild card team was about to enter, which turned out to be Swerve Strickland and the surprising AEW debut of Austin Creed and Kofi, The New Level! After a huge reaction from the crowd, Swerve, Kofi and Creed won the match to become the new AEW World Trios Champions! Later in the night, The New Level joined the returning FTR and Motor City Machine Guns in the ring to confront AEW World Tag Team Champions Cage and Cope after they beat the Young Bucks to retain the titles.


Plus, Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. made a shocking return to help Persephone beat Maya World for the TBS Title! Kazuchika Okada pinned Kyle Fletcher instead of Konosuke Takeshita to win Fletcher’s AEW International Title, and Darby Allin won a wild Falls Count Anywhere match thanks to some help from Sting and Steven Borden to take the TNT Title from “The Jet” Kevin Knight. All of that and so much more went down at Wembley Stadium!


AEW All In: London Results



The Buy In: Persephone Speaks Before Her TBS Title Match


Lexy Nair spoke with CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone earlier today, as she prepared to face Maya World for the TBS Title on The Buy In. Persephone showed no remorse for anything she’s done to World and promised that the TBS Championship would have a new owner.


The Buy In: "Blackheart" Lio Rush & The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier and Myron Reed) def. The Opps (HOOK, Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens and ROH World Television Champion Action Andretti)


Complete with new music and a seemingly refreshed focus, The Opps made the first entrance of the night to begin The Buy In! After The Rascalz came through a large puff of smoke, they waited on the entrance ramp for “Blackheart” Lio Rush to slither to the ring. 


Both teams brawled at the bell and spilled to the floor, while Rush and Andretti immediately went after each other in the ring. Rush knocked Andretti to the floor with a handspring kick and galloped around the ring to dive through the ropes and take Andretti out with authority! Rush threw Andretti back in the ring and went to the top, but Andretti sprang up and hit Rush with an enzuigiri. With Rush staggered, Andretti brought him down with a Spanish Fly and covered, but Rush kicked out at two! 


Andretti rained down punches on Rush and tagged Bowens. They double-teamed Rush with a backbreaker and back elbows before Bowens cracked Rush in the head with a running knee, and Andretti followed with a running shooting star press. Bowens covered and got a two-count. Bowens smashed Rush down to the mat and tagged HOOK for a double suplex on Rush. HOOK covered for another two-count. HOOK tripped Rush and threw him into the corner with an exploder. Shibata tagged in and extended a hand to Rush, who grabbed it and chomped! Shibata decided to do it again, but this time, he booted Rush in the gut before a second helping. Rush escaped a rear chinlock to get a near-fall and avoided a kick so he could tag Xavier.


Shibata ran into a kick from Xavier, who followed with a rolling kick, as Shibata stumbled back to the corner. Bowens tagged in, but Xavier cut him off with a flurry and a dropkick to the back of the neck. HOOK came in, but was immediately sent to the opposite corner and double-teamed by Wentz and Xavier for a thrust kick/double stomp combo. Xavier threw Andretti into Wentz, who brought him back for a German Suplex as Xavier kicked him over. Bowens connected on a pair of big forearms to Wentz and Xavier, but missed on Reed, who legdropped Bowens through the ropes. Reed went to the top and jumped over Bowens, who rushed into a thrust kick from Reed. The Rascalz faked a triple kick on Bowens, who covered up, so they took his knees out instead. With Bowens on his knees, The Rascalz flipped Xavier over and delivered triple dropkicks! Reed covered, but Bowens kicked out.


Reed stayed on Bowens in the ring while Shibata pulled Xavier to the outside and kicked him into the barricade. Shibata caught a kick from Wentz on the apron and swung him headfirst into the corner of the ring! Reed found himself on the wrong end of a 2-on-1 with HOOK and Andretti, but managed to take out Andretti with a shotgun dropkick. HOOK threw Reed with a T-bone suplex, so Shibata could follow with a hesitation dropkick in the corner. 


On the apron, Rush blocked Shibata’s suplex attempt and bit him, but Shibata fought through it and hit the suplex on the apron before rolling to the floor. Shibata tried another suplex, but Rush turned it around for one of his own! Back in the ring, Reed was dealing with the other three members of The Opps and managed to stop Andretti with a knee and caught HOOK and Bowens with a double cutter! With Andretti on the apron, Reed leaped over the top and took him to the floor with a spectacular cutter! Reed threw Andretti back in and tried to come off the top, so Andretti moved, and Reed rolled through to eat a boot from Shibata. Wentz dropped Shibata with a handspring knee strike. Andretti backflipped into a stunner on Wentz! Xavier took down Andretti with a handspring kick! HOOK tossed Xavier with a nasty suplex. Rush rolled HOOK over and followed with a kick to the head, but Bowens immediately knocked Rush to the floor with a Mollywhop! 


Bowens went to the top and took out The Rascalz with a crossbody on the floor! Back in the ring, Bowens spiked Xavier into the mat with a leapfrog Fame-asser! Bowens countered Wentz into a neckbreaker and took Reed down with a thrust kick, although Rush was the legal man after making a blind tag. Xavier got sent to the corner and trapped in the ropes by Bowens, who kicked him in the back and pulled him off the ropes for a twisting DDT! Rush tapped Bowens on the shoulder, but was already on his way to the ropes when Bowens realized what happened as Rush bounced back with a stunner! Rush jumped to the top and crushed Bowens with the Final Hour frog splash to get the three-count and win for his team! 


The Buy In: The Dogs and The Demand Are On the Same Page


Gabe Kidd, David Finlay and Clark Connors talked about the other teams in the Trios Roulette Royale and said it was all about the numbers game. He spoke to the Death Riders, and they know the deal. Kidd said another team knows the deal too, as The Demand walked in to exchange pleasantries with The Dogs. Ricochet said that with the Death Riders, they were accompanied by The Dogs, who are accompanied by some killers, The Demand. They all smell blood. They called out the rest of the teams and said the real winner of this match will be a real trios team!


The Buy In: Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron def. Triangle of Madness' Sisters of Sin (Artist of STARDOM Champions Julia Hart and Skye Blue)


Cameron returned to action last night on Collision against Blue but lost when Hart gave an Artist of Stardom Title to take out Cameron. Cameron and Statlander reunited to put the challenge out for this match. Blue and Cameron started to pick up from where they left off last night. A shoving match ensued, but when Cameron was distracted by Hart, Blue got in a cheap shot. Cameron took Blue down and mounted her for punches. Cameron followed with a running neckbreaker and a Shining Wizard, but Blue kicked out!


Cameron tagged Statlander after splashing Blue in the corner. Cameron hit a Russian Leg Sweep on Blue, so Statlander could senton into the ring. Statlander sent Cameron to the ropes and used a tilt-a-whirl to slam her onto Blue. Statlander covered for a two-count. Statlander tried a delayed vertical suplex, but Blue escaped and tagged Hart. Statlander ran into Blue’s boot, but quickly recovered and dropped Hart with a back suplex. She catapulted Hart into the corner, but ate a boot from Hart. Hart took Statlander over with a hurricanrana and tagged Blue, who charged right into a backbreaker from Stat. Stat tagged Cameron, as Blue countered Statlander into a German suplex, but Cameron came down on Blue with a crossbody. 


Cameron stopped Hart on the apron with a knee and dropkicked Blue to the floor. Cameron ducked under a clothesline from Hart, but ate a thrust kick to the chin from Blue! A well-laid trap by Sisters of Sin! Blue threw Cameron back in and covered her for a two-count. Blue stayed on her with a ground-and-pound before bringing Hart back in to lock in a tarantula on Cameron while Blue knocked Statlander off the apron. Blue came back across the ring to dropkick the wide-open Cameron in the ropes. Hart covered, but Cameron managed to kick out again. Hart laid in more punches and tried a cover, but Cameron kicked out yet again. Blue hit a running knee strike on Cameron and tried another cover, but it only got a near-fall. Cameron finally kicked away from Hart and Blue to tag Statlander! Stat immediately took both Hart and Blue down before lighting them up with strikes. She alternated corner attacks on both before German suplexing Blue and dropping Hart onto her with a nasty slam. Stat covered both, and they both kicked out. 


Hart was able to capture Statlander in an octopus hold until Statlander got out of it and set up for Staturday Night Fever, only for Blue to hit a thrust kick that allowed Hart to roll into a pin attempt for a near fall. Hart put Statlander in Hartless, but Cameron broke it up and dragged Statlander to the corner for a tag. Hart escaped Cameron’s grasp and tagged Blue, who nailed Statlander and DDTed Cameron! Hart tagged back in for a double front suplex and a pair of kicks on Cameron, but Cameron still kicked out! Cameron broke free of Hart and Blue and took Blue down with a crucifix bomb! Hart took out Cameron with falling boots to the face. Statlander laid out Hart with a discus lariat, and Blue dropped Statlander with a running knee! Everyone was down!


Blue dove onto Statlander on the floor, but she was caught and flipped into a rough slam! Back in the ring, Cameron overpowered Hart with strikes and shook off a kick from Hart to hit one of her own. Cameron pulled Hart into a backstabber, so Statlander could lift Hart up for Staturday Night Fever for the pinfall victory! 


The Buy In: Boom & Doom (QT Marshall & "Big Boom" AJ) & The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) def. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Capt. Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo and ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty)


The Hurt Syndicate were the last among this group to enter, but as they reached the end of the ramp, Big Justice opened up a box with a pile of money and cookies for Lashley and Benjamin! Business was booming! 


Benjamin and Moriarty opened things up, but after Moriarty got in a cheap shot, Benjamin shook off a pair of chops and a dropkick to slam Moriarty with authority. Benjamin lifted Moriarty for a vertical suplex and tagged AJ, who took over the suplex and stalled in an impressive feat of strength before dropping Moriarty. Marshall tagged in, and he sent AJ into the corner for a splash on Moriarty before a pop-up punch from QT! Marshall tried to spring off the ropes, but got tripped up by Dean on the apron and crashed into the mat! Dean hit a cutter, Bravo followed with a kick, and Taylor dropped his huge leg on Marshall while still on the apron! STP posed to celebrate their work!


Marshall was sent back in and Dean tagged in. He brought in Moriarty, who put Marshall in an abdominal stretch and got a chain of help from the rest of STP that stretched into the crowd! Marshall got out of it and tried for a tag, but Lashley and Benjamin got ripped off the apron. The Infantry worked on Marshall in the corner until he backdropped away from them and AJ made the tag! 


AJ unloaded with punches and took Dean down with a full Nelson slam, but Moriarty came right back with a leaping kick to take him down. AJ kicked out of the rough cover and got completely overwhelmed in the corner by STP, who finished him with Dean’s BBC! Bravo did a faux BBC Radio report from outside the ring to add insult to injury! The crowd tried to will AJ back into it, as he was isolated in the wrong corner for an extended period. AJ came back with a clothesline on Bravo as Bravo did the same, so both men went down.


Lashley finally tagged in and threw around The Infantry before knocking Taylor down on the apron. Lashley put Dean and Bravo down with a flatliner/DDT combo and hit Taylor again. He went to the floor and speared Taylor! Lashley put Dean on the mat with a big powerslam, but when he went for the cover, Bravo slapped him in the head! Dean continued to talk trash and nearly got a powerslam of his own, but slipped out and caught Lashley with a surprise punch! He lifted Lashley and The Infantry hit a high-angle neckbreaker! Benjamin came in and sent Bravo to the corner before grabbing Dean in an ankle lock. Bravo started to go to the top, so Benjamin ran up the ropes and threw him down with an exploder! Taylor headbutted Benjamin and slammed him with a uranage. AJ tried to trade punches with Taylor, but it backfired, and Taylor dropped him with a big right hand. Marshall saved AJ from further damage with a handspring kick. The Hurt Syndicate and Marshall helped AJ lift up Taylor for the PowerBoom! They celebrated too early and got attacked by The Infantry. 


Benjamin turned it around with German suplexes on Dean and Bravo. Moriarty came in and got a spear from Lashley for his troubles! Benjamin ran across the ring for a step-up knee on Dean while Marshall took out Moriarty and Taylor on the floor with a springboard inverted dive! Trish Adora and Christyan XO got on the apron to distract the ref while AJ and Big Justice took out The Infantry with stereo spears! Father and son hugged and left the ring for Lashley to finish Bravo with a Dominator! He covered for a three-count! After the match, Big Justice presented The Hurt Syndicate with a giant check from The Rizzler in the amount of $50,000!


The Buy In: TBS Championship Match: CMLL World Women's Champion Persephone def. Maya World (c)  


Before the next match, Bryan Danielson returned to the commentary desk! It was his first appearance at Wembley Stadium since winning the AEW World Title two years ago at All In!


World and Persephone shoved each other at the start before trading a series of pin attempts. World allowed Persephone to get up from a sure kick attempt in a show of control. Persephone captured World’s leg on the ropes, but World used great innovation to bounce off the ropes for a hurricanrana. World hit a running back elbow, but Persephone came back with an elbow of her own and a headscissors to get a two-count. Persephone clotheslined World in the corner and choked her with a boot. Persephone dropkicked a seated World to get another near-fall.

World tried to get back to her feet, but Persephone shut it down with a boot to the gut. She lifted World for a crucifix powerbomb, but World escaped with an arm drag and followed with a pair of uppercuts in the corner and a spinning kick off the ropes to send Persephone to the floor! World cartwheeled over Persephone on the apron, but ate a shot on the floor. Persephone put World on her shoulders, only for World to escape and roll back on the apron. World came down with a crossbody and threw Persephone back in the ring. World used the ropes for a tornado DDT and covered, but Persephone stayed alive by putting her leg on the ropes. Persephone quickly turned the tide by capturing World in a leg submission until World finally got to the ropes.


World reversed Persephone into a double stomp attempt, but Persephone had it scouted and locked in a Dragon Sleeper! World flipped over Persephone for a near-fall and came down with a double stomp! Persephone kicked out at two. Persephone went for a ripcord lariat, so World went to the ropes, and Persephone caught her on her shoulders! She threw World down with a Phantom Driver, but World just kicked out in time. Persephone put World down with a fallaway slam and started to celebrate, so she didn’t see World spring off the ropes with a stunner out of nowhere! Both women were down, so the referee started his count. Both beat the count, and World came off the top, but Persephone moved. World came back at Persephone, who trapped her in a pin at the ropes, which she hooked but was caught by the referee! World rolled up Persephone, who kicked out and hit a spear! World kicked out again! Persephone hit a series of headbutts and went to the top rope, where she managed to bring Persephone down with an avalanche fallaway slam! World tried to finish Persephone with her bridging fallaway slam, so Persephone grabbed the ropes to keep the match alive! Persephone rolled to the floor, so World booted her through the ropes and threw Persephone back in. The referee checked on Persephone as World went to the top rope, but as Persephone distracted the referee, a hooded figure pushed World off the ropes! Persephone took advantage with a crucifix powerbomb and pinned World to win the TBS Championship! She is a double champion!


Persephone left the ring, and the hooded figure entered to continue the attack on World. She trapped World’s arms on the mat and put her in The Lockjaw?! The crowd exploded when they saw the move and then again when the figure removed her yellow and black mask to reveal she was DOCTOR BRITT BAKER, D.M.D.!


After the match, we went back to the desk with the panel, but they were interrupted by THEKLA! She got on the desk and said she’s back because you can’t have the biggest show of the year without The Toxic Spider. She said she’s going to sit back and relax to watch the show. She told Willow Nightingale that she’ll never forget what she took from her, but no matter what happens, shit will get toxic!


The Buy In: New TBS Champion Persephone and Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. Speak!


Lexy Nair caught up with Persephone, who was ecstatic over becoming TBS Champion, and when Nair mentioned she had help out there, Persephone said a wise doctor told her to work smarter, not harder. Baker showed up and said it was so good to be back. She may not have been around, but she knows everything that’s going on and knows who’s too comfortable with her out of the picture. She has perspective on who is worth her time, like Persephone, especially when you have mutual enemies. Persephone told Thunder Rosa if she wanted to get in her business, she has someone new in her corner. 


Trios Roulette Royale for the AEW World Trios Championship: Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Austin Creed and Kofi) def. “Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King (c), Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, PAC and Wheeler Yuta), The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors and David Finlay), The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun), The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly) and Bang Bang Gang (Jay White, Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn)


Two trios squads would begin, and the rest would enter at intervals. Teams were eliminated when all members were thrown over the top and both feet hit the floor. The winners will be the team with any remaining participants left standing.


The first team was Bang Bang Gang!

The second team was The Dogs!


Bang Bang Gang got off to a hot start but celebrated with the crowd too quickly, and The Dogs took back control. Colten fought back to dropkick all three members of The Dogs and then hit a Fame-asser! The roulette wheel spun and landed on The Demand!


The third team was The Demand!


The Demand immediately went to work on Bang Bang Gang and then posed with The Dogs! The teams worked together to double-team each member of Bang Bang Gang, but The Gunns turned things around with a 3:10 to Yuma on Connors and then another on Kidd! Finlay flew off the top rope and got one as well! They couldn’t get Liona up, so the Gunns lifted him together for a super 3:10 to Yuma, with White finishing off Liona! 6:20 to Yuma? Colten tried to fight Connors and Finlay on the apron, but got speared by Connors and was eliminated.


The fourth team was The Conglomeration!


O’Reilly and Strong sprinted to the ring while Cassidy made his way at a slower pace. Strong used Cassidy as a weapon to attack The Demand until Liona ran them over with a clothesline. Cassidy distracted Liona, so Strong and O’Reilly could try to eliminate him. Liona broke free while Cassidy got attacked on the opposite side. Liona pulled Austin into a cutter from Kaun, who threw Austin over the top. Austin hung on and tried to skin the cat, so Liona blasted him off the apron for the elimination! White is now all alone!


The fifth team was the Death Riders!


Castagnoli, PAC and Yuta hit repeated attacks on O’Reilly in the corner. Even Marina Shafir joined in! They continued the attack on Strong, but he broke free and came face-to-face with Marina. Yuta tried to intervene, so Strong hit him and turned into a big forearm from Shafir! Strong picked up Shafir and dropped her with a backbreaker across his knee! PAC saved Yuta from elimination, but Strong and O’Reilly went to work on the Death Riders. O’Reilly and Strong were eliminated by The Dogs and The Demand! Cassidy is now alone!


The sixth team was Hangman, Bandido and Brody King!


The champions came to the ring with a big response from the crowd. They gathered all three teams in separate corners to hit cannonballs in each corner. Castagnoli stopped Bandido from a 21 Plex on Yuta, and everyone teamed up to eliminate King. Bandido was in bad shape on the floor and needed medical attention. Cassidy hit some desperation Orange Punches, but was quickly subdued in one corner while White was taken out in another. Page got the same treatment from The Demand, Death Riders and The Dogs. Those three teams completely dominated the match, as they continued to punish the members of the remaining teams. Cassidy pulled himself back in by some miracle to save elimination from Liona and Kaun. Cassidy laid out The Demand, The Dogs and Death Riders with Orange Punches. Everyone was down!


The Buy In came to a close, so this match continued to open up All In: London!


It was time for the wild card team, and Swerve Strickland made his way to the ring accompanied by Prince Nana. But who would be joining him?


IT’S AUSTIN CREED AND KOFI! THE NEW LEVEL!


THE SEVENTH TEAM WAS SWERVE STRICKLAND AND THE NEW LEVEL!


The crowd came unglued with the AEW debuts of Kofi and Creed! All three men soaked in the unreal reaction and then hit the ring! Swerve and The New Level quickly showed just how good they were as a team with some crisp offense. They posed for the crowd, but were attacked by The Demand! Liona and Kaun put Swerve on their shoulders so Ricochet could come off the top with a springboard clothesline for the super Doomsday Device. Kofi and Creed ping-ponged Liona back and forth with kicks until Creed hit a massive DDT. Swerve, Kofi and Creed eliminated Kaun and Liona! Ricochet is now all alone! Kofi hit a Boom Drop on Ricochet, but Ricochet rolled under the rope to avoid elimination.


Cassidy and Yuta exchanged reversals until Cassidy eliminated Yuta with an Orange Punch, only to be immediately eliminated by Ricochet! The crowd hated that and chanted BALD! All of a sudden, Bandido reappeared after being down with a shoulder injury for a while on the floor. He leaped off the top for a crossbody! Bandido got tossed into the air by Castagnoli and turned it into a DDT! He lined up Castagnoli for a 21 Plex, but Swerve cut him off with a House Call! Swerve had Bandido lined up again, but Hangman stepped into Swerve’s way! They exchanged words until Ricochet tried to attack, but Swerve stopped him with a kick to the gut, and Page flipped over Swerve to hit Ricochet with a Buckshot Lariat! Page and Swerve went face-to-face again, so they didn’t see The Dogs come through with spears! Kidd hit Bandido with a piledriver and eliminated him! White eliminated Connors! White hit Kidd with a Blade Runner! Finlay escaped a Blade Runner and tried to powerbomb White over the top, but both men landed on the apron. White pulled Finlay off the apron with a Blade Runner motion to eliminate him! Finlay grabbed White’s legs, which allowed Kidd to eliminate White with a forearm.


Bang Bang Gang has been eliminated!


Kidd escaped a Deadeye from Page, but couldn’t get away from a big lariat. Page powered up to hit a Deadeye on Castagnoli! Page was fired up, and the crowd felt it! Page turned around to eat a thrust kick from Creed. He put Page over the top on the apron, but Page stopped a charging Kofi with a boot. He did the same to Creed, and then Swerve, which put Swerve in position for a Buckshot Lariat, but Ricochet hit a springboard dropkick to turn Page inside out and eliminate him! The crowd is furious!


AEW World Tag Team Champions “Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King have been eliminated. There will be new champions!


Ricochet tried to fight alone, but was dumped over the top by Swerve!


The Demand has been eliminated!


PAC, Castagnoli and Kidd triple-teamed Kofi in the corner, and Castagnoli giant swung him until PAC stopped it with a dropkick. Castagnoli and PAC sent Kofi over the ropes, but he stayed on the apron. Castagnoli hit a big boot to Kofi, but he fell backward and caught both of his feet under the bottom rope to survive! As Kofi tried to pull himself up, PAC stomped him in the chest, and Kofi fell to the floor, but his feet still hadn’t touched the floor and remained on the apron! PAC celebrated, so he didn’t see Prince Nana come over to grab Kofi by the legs and wheelbarrow him to the steel steps! Kofi survived with a big assist from Nana and Wembley Stadium loved it!


Kofi walked up the steps and stopped PAC with a boot. Kidd ran into a kick from Kofi, who jumped back in the ring with a springboard crossbody! Kofi held Kidd over his knee, and Creed came off the top with a stomp! Kidd was tossed over the top and hung on the top rope, so Swerve hit a top rope, leaping House Call to eliminate him! 


The Dogs have been eliminated!


Castagnoli and PAC clotheslined Swerve over the top, but he hung on the bottom rope to survive. Kofi hit Castagnoli with a spin kick as Creed knocked PAC into the ropes. Creed and Kofi sent Castagnoli and PAC over the top to the floor for the eliminations! SWERVE STRICKLAND AND THE NEW LEVEL ARE THE NEW AEW WORLD TRIOS CHAMPIONS!


AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Match: The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and NJPW Strong Women's Champion Alex Windsor) def. Divine Dominion ("Colossal" Lena Kross and "Megasus" Megan Bayne) (c) 


The Birds got a huge reaction from the hometown crowd, but Divine Dominion remained stoic and statuesque throughout their walk to the ring, not shaken by the atmosphere. Kross and Bayne attacked at the bell, with Kross sending Windsor to the outside. Bayne took Hayter down with a shoulder block and sent Hayter to the ropes, but Hayter hung on and Windsor tagged in. The Birds ran over Bayne! They knocked Kross to the floor and clotheslined Bayne over the top to the floor on the opposite side. Kross tried to come back, so they sent her out to join Bayne. Hayter went to the top for a crossbody on Bayne as Windsor landed on Kross with a cannonball off the apron! The Birds are flying!


Windsor threw Kross into the barricade while Hayter threw Bayne in the ring, but when Hayter got on the apron, Bayne was waiting with a running boot. Kross pulled Windsor off the apron and dropped her face-first on the corner of the ring! She picked Windsor back up for a release Falcon Arrow on the floor! Bayne and Kross ran Hayter into the barricade and brought her back in the ring. Bayne speared Hayter! She put Hayter across the top turnbuckle next to Kross and choked Hayter with her boot! That was a different vantage point! Bayne continued to lay in the strikes on Hayter and threw her out of the corner with a butterfly suplex. Kross tagged in to hit a diving lariat for a near fall. Kross trapped Hayter in the ropes and hit a sliding German suplex. Bayne covered, but got another two-count. Kross tagged back in, but Hayter broke up the double team with a pair of clotheslines and finally tagged Windsor!


Windsor put Kross down with a clothesline and trapped Bayne in the ropes for chops. She ran into a kick from Kross, but was able to duck under Kross to knock Bayne to the floor. Windsor hit a pair of kicks and a Blue Thunder Bomb on Kross for a two-count. Kross escaped The Birds by running them into each other and threw Windsor to the corner. She tagged Bayne and continued the punishment on Windsor with a boot that Bayne followed with a boot of her own, followed by a German suplex. Bayne covered, but Hayter dove in to make the save! Kross held Hayter for Bayne, but Hayter moved as Bayne came flying across the ring with a shotgun dropkick that took out Kross! Friendly fire! Hayter and Windsor hit a double stun gun on Bayne and followed with a double Death Valley Driver, but Kross shoved Hayter into the pin attempt to break it up. 


All four hit big strikes on each other and were only held up by the ropes. They exchanged double suplexes, and Divine Dominion was able to hit another pair only for The Birds to come back with divine clotheslines! Everyone was down! Windsor and Bayne got to their feet in time as the legal women. They exchanged strikes, and Bayne floored Windsor with a flying clothesline. Bayne called for the end and charged at Windsor, who sent her to the corner. Bayne knocked Windsor away with a back elbow and sat on the top turnbuckle. Windsor hit a jumping European uppercut to stun Bayne and grabbed her for a superplex as Hayter watched from the apron. When Bayne fought back on Windsor, Hayter tagged Windsor and came in to assist on the superplex to Bayne! Bayne got back to her feet and ate a running knee from Hayter! Bayne kicked out in time! 


Bayne somehow had enough strength to snatch Hayter and Windsor for a double German suplex! She tagged Kross, and they picked up Hayter for Divine Intervention, but Hayter somehow managed to counter with a pair of DDTs! They picked her up again, but she fought out of it until Bayne booted her into a German suplex by Kross. Hayter kicked out! They picked her up again and this time Divine Intervention connected! Windsor pulled Kross out to save the match! Windsor and Kross fought on the floor with Kross pushing Windsor into the apron. Bayne pulled Windsor up to the apron, only for Bayne to break free to kick Kross and German suplex Bayne on the apron! OUCH! 


Back in the ring, Hayter hit Kross with a backbreaker across her knee! The Birds sandwiched Kross in the middle of the ring with clotheslines! With Kross in deep trouble, Windsor picked her up, and Hayter completed 2 Birds, 1 Stone! The Birds covered Kross and got the three-count! We have NEW AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions! The Birds celebrated with the crowd as victory pyro went off on the stage!


AEW Continental Challenge Cup Final: AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley (c) def. Nigel McGuinness


McGuinness entered first to a roaring ovation from the home crowd, and he looked thrilled to be making the walk of walks for an Englishman in Wembley Stadium. Moxley was locked in as always, one match away from keeping his championship in most impressive form. 


Moxley and McGuinness had a feeling-out process in the early going, but when Moxley stomped Nigel’s injured foot on a dirty break, McGuinness exploded with strikes and knocked Moxley to the floor! Moxley took a beat and returned to the ring. He kicked at McGuinness’ bad leg and missed a charge in the corner, so McGuinness pulled him back by his nose and covered Moxley for a two-count. McGuinness put Moxley in a painful armbreaker behind his back, but Moxley got out of it and exchanged strikes with McGuinness until he dropkicked the bad leg.


Moxley trapped Nigel’s leg in the ropes and mounted him for punches. Mox hit a kick to the leg in the ropes. He brought Nigel to the mat and pulled the bad leg around his own torso out of McGuinness’ reach to rip the tape off and remove some of the protection. McGuinness was in great pain, so in desperation, he grabbed the loose tape from Moxley and wrapped it around his eyes! Nigel got back up and snapped Moxley’s arm down to the mat three times before going to a wristlock on the mat. Moxley escaped by biting McGuinness’ hand! Mox hit a pair of clotheslines in the corner, but Nigel was ready for the third and caught Moxley with an uppercut to put him on the top turnbuckle. Nigel pulled Mox down with a Tower of London! Moxley kicked out to stay alive!


McGuinness went to pick up Mox, but Mox flipped him into a LeBell Lock! He even stopped to pose for tricking McGuinness. But he didn’t get it fully locked in, so McGuinness turned it into one of his own! Moxley grabbed the bad ankle to break the hold, so Nigel kicked him away. Moxley bounced back to McGuinness, who rebounded into the waiting arms of Moxley for a cutter! Moxley stalked Nigel and stomped the back of the bad leg! As McGuinness was willed to his feet by the crowd, Moxley stood in wait. They went face-to-face and exchanged strikes until McGuinness leveled Mox with a Les Kellet clothesline! 


Mox grabbed McGuinness, but he escaped and dropped Mox with a ripcord lariat! Moxley grabbed McGuinness for a piledriver, but he broke free in midair and came down limping. Moxley rebounded off the ropes only for McGuinness to be waiting with a huge lariat! 1-2-Moxley kicked out and immediately locked in the Bulldog Choke! McGuinness was in trouble until he used his chin to pinch the nerve in Moxley’s forearm! McGuinness escaped and put Moxley in the London Dungeon! Mox tried to escape, so McGuinness turned it over to put him in the middle of the ring! Moxley nearly tapped, but stood up to roll McGuinness over him and go for a cross armbreaker. He grabbed McGuinness’ bad leg to transition into an ankle lock! McGuinness was in pain and had nowhere to go, but wasn’t moving until he suddenly rolled forward to trap Moxley for a near-fall! Moxley held the ankle, so Nigel kicked free and Moxley bounced off the ropes for a sunset flip, only for McGuinness to sit down and trap the legs like he was Davey Boy Smith in 1992, but Moxley managed to escape at the last possible moment! 


As both men struggled to get up, the crowd roared for what they had seen so far, and both men came back to their feet. McGuinness found a burst of energy and lit up Moxley with open-hand strikes until Moxley tripped him up and grabbed the ankle lock once again! McGuinness got near the ropes, so Moxley let go and stomped his head into the mat! Moxley grabbed the ankle lock again and grapevine the leg to keep McGuinness from grabbing the ropes. McGuinness struggled to reach over and over and came just short of grabbing the rope before finally tapping out. Moxley wins the C3! What an effort by McGuinness!


The Death Riders came to celebrate with Moxley on the floor, and they exited through the crowd with the Continental Challenge Cup! McGuinness was left in the ring sitting on the mat all alone, as the crowd showed their appreciation. He limped back to a vertical base and saluted the crowd by bowing.


AEW International Championship 3-Way Match: Don Callis Family's "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada def. Don Callis Family's "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher (c) and "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita


The buzz in the crowd was apparent as each man made their entrance. At the bell, the three men circled each other for a brief moment until Fletcher kicked Okada out of the ring! Takeshita was shocked! Fletcher’s demeanor never changed. He exchanged strikes with Takeshita, but Takeshita took him down with a flying clothesline. They battled against the ropes until Fletcher knocked Takeshita through the ropes to the apron. He charged, so Takeshita hit him with a gut shot and tried to leap up, but was pulled down by Okada, who hit an uppercut. Fletcher tried to kick Okada from the apron but got caught and flipped down hard! Okada grabbed Fletcher for a DDT and got Takeshita on the other side for a pair of draping DDTs on the floor!


Okada calmly returned to the ring and flipped over the top rope to crash down on both Fletcher and Takeshita! Okada was fired up and so was the crowd! He threw Takeshita back in, who tried to fight back only for Okada to drop him with one shot. Takeshita came back with Mongolian chops and sent Okada to the corner. Takeshita charged, and Okada caught him for a reverse neckbreaker across his knee. Okada hit a bodyslam and dropped an elbow from the top. He prepared to pose and flipped off the crowd, so he didn’t see Fletcher behind him, who was doing the same to Okada! Fletcher folded Okada with a half-and-half suplex! And then did the same to Takeshita!


Fletcher picked up Takeshita, who slipped free and pushed Fletcher into Okada. Okada caught Fletcher, but Fletcher floated behind and threw Okada into the corner with a lawn dart that Takeshita barely avoided! Takeshita took Fletcher over with a Poisonrana and measured for the Power Drive Knee, only for Fletcher to turn it into a Michinoku Driver! Takeshita kicked out! The crowd chanted, “THIS IS AWESOME!”


Fletcher hit Takeshita with a running boot in the corner and turned right around into a dropkick from Okada! Takeshita leveled Okada with the knee! Fletcher dropped Takeshita with a kick! Okada reversed a brainbuster from Fletcher into one of his own! Takeshita got out of Okada’s Rainmaker and hit a Rainmaker on Okada! Fletcher stumbled up, and Takeshita tried for Raging Fire, so Fletcher blocked it and stole the move to put Takeshita down! Everyone was down after all that move theft! 


Okada was up first and pulled a screwdriver out of a turnbuckle protector with a mischievous smile. He turned around, and Fletcher was staring daggers at him while the referee saw the whole thing. Okada handed it to Fletcher, saying it was for him, who backed Okada into the corner, but Fletcher turned around to hit Takeshita, and Okada grabbed Fletcher for a Rainmaker. Fletcher ducked, and Okada walked into a stiff forearm by Takeshita, who then floated over a bridging German suplex to catch Fletcher for another bridging German suplex for a double pin attempt, and both men managed to kick out! Even Callis said he’s never seen anything like that as the crowd cheered for the magic they were watching in the ring!


Takeshita grabbed the screwdriver with both Fletcher and Okada on their knees, but he tossed it down and unloaded on both men until Okada hit him with a dropkick. Fletcher followed with a running boot on Takeshita in the corner and lifted him for a brainbuster, only for Takeshita to float out of it. Okada grabbed Takeshita from behind, which allowed Fletcher to hit a thrust kick. Okada pulled Takeshita into a Rainmaker, but Takeshita ducked, and Okada nailed Fletcher instead! Okada paused, but then picked Fletcher back up for another clothesline and did it one more time. He yanked Fletcher back up for another Rainmaker, but Fletcher countered with a lariat of his own!


Fletcher missed a boot on Okada in the corner and was immediately destroyed by a running boot from Takeshita. Takeshita pulled Fletcher up to the top turnbuckle, but Fletcher jumped back to escape and charged at Takeshita with a running kick to the side of the head. Fletcher went up to bring Takeshita down for a super brainbuster, but Takeshita somehow turned it into a massive DDT! With the crowd willing him on, Takeshita hit Fletcher with the Power Drive Knee! 1-2-Fletcher kicked out! Takeshita hit Raging Fire on Fletcher! He grabbed Fletcher’s leg for the pin, but Okada pulled Takeshita up and hit a Rainmaker! He covered Takeshita, but Fletcher broke it up to save his title! Okada mockingly kicked at Fletcher and Takeshita, which didn’t sit well with them as he turned his back. When Okada turned around, he knew he made a mistake. Fletcher and Takeshita took turns striking Okada until Fletcher hit a thrust kick as Takeshita connected on a big forearm at the same time to send Okada out of the ring. Shades of ProtoShita! Even Callis acknowledged how well the two worked together in the Callis Family.


They pointed at each other, knowing they were one-on-one, and came to blows! After what seemed like forever, both collapsed to their knees, and Okada tried to come in for a sneak attack, but Takeshita saw it coming and tossed him over the top rope. Fletcher nailed Takeshita from behind and then charged into a Blue Thunder Bomb from Takeshita! Takeshita dropped his kneepad and called for the Power Drive Knee, but Fletcher stopped him with a rising kick in the corner! He put Takeshita on the top rope and dropped him with a brainbuster on the turnbuckle! As Fletcher came down, Okada grabbed him from behind and hit a Rainmaker! He considered covering Takeshita, but covered Fletcher instead for the three-count! Okada is AEW International Champion once again! 


Don Callis came in to raise Okada’s hand, but Fletcher snatched the title away and went to hit Okada with it, but stopped. Callis tried to reason with Fletcher and whispered something to him, so Fletcher handed the belt back to Okada. Okada then stuck his hand out and told Fletcher to raise it. Callis talked Fletcher into doing it to a chorus of boos. 


Andrade El ídolo Wins the Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match


As we knew, AEW National Champion Andrade El Ídolo entered at #1 and MJF at #2. They had to be separated before the bell and immediately came to blows. Andrade knocked MJF down in the corner and called for his running knees, but MJF stopped him with a back elbow. MJF mockingly fired up the crowd and ran his crotch into Andrade’s face. Andrade took MJF down and stopped in front of him to remove his pants before hitting MJF with his own crotch thrust. In Bryan Danielson’s expert opinion, he thought it was a more powerful thrust than MJF’s! 

MJF rolled to the floor, and the crowd chanted for Andrade, so he dove over the top with a tornillo to take out MJF! Andrade saw some admirers in the crowd and stopped for a selfie, but Nick Wayne came out of nowhere to spike Andrade with a poisonrana on the floor! 


NICK WAYNE IS #3


Wayne threw Andrade back in the ring, and MJF returned at the same time. MJF tried to reason with Wayne to work together, just as he tried when they battled for the #2 spot in a 3-Way with “Speedball” Mike Bailey. They shook hands and put the boots to Andrade in the corner until…


“SPEEDBALL” MIKE BAILEY IS #4


And there was Bailey, who came sprinting to the ring and lit up Wayne with rapid-fire kicks on the floor. Bailey went to the apron, and MJF slid underneath him, so Bailey came off the ropes with a springboard skytwister onto MJF and Wayne! The crowd chanted for Speedball! Bailey ran Wayne into the turnbuckle and kicked it to send Wayne down to the mat. Bailey went to the top rope and connected with a shooting star press, but Wayne kicked out! Andrade walked up to Bailey, but MJF charged,d so they sent him over the top rope. Andrade and Speedball pointed at each other and went to adjacent corners for stereo moonsaults onto MJF and Wayne on the floor! Bailey and Andrade took each other out with running big boots on the floor!


“PSYCHO KILLER” TOMMASO CIAMPA IS #5


Ciampa took a surprising amount of time coming down the ramp, but may not have seen everyone take each other out until he finally paused and noticed. 


JERICHO IS #6


With the random intervals, Jericho quickly followed after Ciampa and dropped him with a right hand on the ramp while the crowd continued to sing “Judas” as he went to the ring! Ciampa got in the ring and ate another shot as the crowd got louder! They finished singing as Jericho started throwing hands at everyone. The music ended, but MJF rose to his feet and came face-to-face with Jericho, his old rival from their time in The Inner Circle. Jericho got MJF and put him in the Walls of Jericho! 


MARK DAVIS IS #7


Davis showed up out of nowhere and pulled Jericho into a piledriver! He did the same to Andrade! Davis caught a kick from Bailey and put him down with a piledriver! Ciampa tried to hit Davis with a bicycle knee, but Davis caught it and piledrove him on top of Bailey! Davis caught Wayne off the top rope and spun him into another piledriver! MJF got up and realized Davis was right behind him. Davis gave MJF a wild stare, so MJF thanked him for the help and shook his hand. Davis pulled MJF back, and MJF knew what was coming. Davis stuck MJF with a piledriver and made the cover, but he kicked out in time.


KOMANDER IS #8


Komander slid in and avoided a charging Davis to come off the top with a crucifix bomb! Komander went to the top and did his spectacular tightrope walk into a Spaceman Drop onto the rest of the field! The crowd exploded when Komander was officially introduced! Komander threw Ciampa back in and went up top to hit Cielito Lindo! Komander covered, but it was broken up by MJF and a host of others!


All eight men divided up in the four corners with Speedball, Andrade, Komander and Jericho coming out on top with a succession of top rope hurricanranas that Jericho finished off in a big way on Davis!


MÍSTICO IS #9


The crowd came alive yet again as Místico made his grand entrance, but he was attacked before he made it to the ring by Daniel Garcia and Marina Shafir.


DANIEL GARCIA IS #10


Before Shafir left, she gave Garcia a slap to send him on his way. Místico dove through the ropes to take out Garcia. He went back to the top rope and dove onto Andrade to take him over with a hurricanrana! A tijeras took Wayne down, and Místico started to fire up the crowd! He blocked an attack from Ciampa and took him down with an arm drag from the ropes. Místico scaled the ropes again and dove onto a host of opponents with a crossbody over the ring post! He returned to the ring and faced off with Komander! Místico took Komander down with a springboard crossbody and followed with La Mística, but MJF came in to break it up. MJF went back and forth with Místico until he caught him for a twisting piledriver. MJF went for the cover, so Speedball blasted him with a kick to break it up. Garcia threw Bailey over the top rope. 


Garcia stood in front of a kneeling MJF, an old rival who tried to end his career, and danced his crotch into MJF’s face! He pulled MJF up for a piledriver, so MJF ran him into the corner. Garcia fought back and tried again, but Speedball came off the top to land on both men with Ultima Weapon! MJF charged at Speedball, who turned it into a Green Tea Plunge, but MJF managed to kick out. Ciampa chopped Bailey and avoided his kicks to then bite Bailey’s foot! He floored Bailey with a running knee and covered, but Bailey kicked out!


“JUNGLE” JACK PERRY IS #11


The crowd was on their feet for Perry, who rushed to the ring and was met by Ciampa on the apron. He knocked Ciampa away and went to the top for a diving hurricanrana that took Andrade off the apron to the floor! Perry went to the top again and came down on Davis, Místico and Komander! Perry wiped out Garcia with a running knee in the ring, but Garcia rolled to the floor. Perry grabbed Ciampa and locked in the Snare Trap! Wayne broke it up with a splash from the top rope! Wayne sent Perry to the ropes, so Perry came back with a rebound lariat. Davis went after Perry, but Perry took control and showed great strength lifting Davis for a piledriver! MJF broke up the pin and threw Perry to the floor. 


Andrade missed MJF with Dia De Los Muertos, but Jericho connected on MJF with a Judas Effect! Jericho threw Andrade out of the ring and covered MJF, but MJF somehow kicked out! Wayne rolled up Jericho for a near fall and cracked him with a kick to the head. Wayne dove through the ropes for a Canadian Destroyer on Perry, who was on the floor! Wayne came back in and went to the top rope for a Phoenix Splash that landed on Davis’ head! Davis kicked out in time! 


MJF spun Wayne around, so Wayne went to kick him, but MJF caught it. They talked it out, and MJF put the leg down, but when Wayne turned around, MJF spun him back and kicked him low! He threw Wayne through the ropes to the apron and stuck Wayne with a Heat Seeker! MJF got up and was immediately laid out by Andrade’s Día de los Muertos! 


Andrade covered Wayne and got the pinfall! Andrade has won a guaranteed contract for the AEW World Championship!


AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: Christian Cage & Adam Copeland (c) def. Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)


Matt and Nick Jackson greeted their family in the front row before entering the ring. The crowd loved every bit of Cope’s entrance, with a ton of pyro all over Wembley Stadium, and made sure to sing plenty of his theme song. Cage entered to a completely different vibe, as he had no interest in the same kind of reaction.


Cage and Matt started this dream match with Matt working Cage to the corner for a clean break. Cage turned things around and, surprisingly, also broke clean. Cage dropped Matt with a shoulder block and slapped him across the face before tagging Cope. Matt slapped Cope, and Cope took him down to rain down punches. Nick tried to come in, but Cage and Cope sent him to the floor. They stomped Matt in their corner and Cope tagged Cage for an assisted reverse DDT that only got a one-count. Cage ate a jawbreaker and got double-teamed by the Bucks for an assisted dropkick. They took Cope down with a double dropkick. The Bucks alternated strikes in the corners and came together with their high-five bulldogs in the middle.


They took Cage over with a double hip toss followed by an assisted splash. Matt trapped Cope’s head so Nick could boot him off the apron! The Bucks were fired up! The Bucks tried to work over Cage in their corner, but he flipped out of their grasp and took them both down with reverse DDTs! Cage kicked away Matt and tagged Cope! He unloaded on the Bucks until they stopped him with superkicks. Matt came through the ropes with double boots to Cope, but Cage cut Nick off before he could finish off the sequence and threw him into Matt’s behind! 


Cope got up and hit Matt with a piledriver on the apron! Cope threw Matt back in and Cage hit a reverse neckbreaker. Cope tagged back in and hit another neckbreaker, but Matt kicked out. Cage tagged back in as they worked Matt over in the corner. There was a level of ruthlessness coming through on the champions’ offense. Cage wore Matt down with a chinlock and knocked Nick off the apron. Cage stood on Matt’s neck while on the ropes and dropped to the floor for an uppercut, but was cut off by a big shot from Nick! Cope missed a diving crossbody into the ropes, so Matt saw an opening to tag Nick. Cope sent him to the opposite side, but Matt escaped and dove to tag Nick, who wasn’t there because Cage swept his legs from the floor!


Copeland lined up Matt for a spear, but hit the second turnbuckle when Matt moved! Cage came back in and tried a Killswitch, but Matt continued the rotation and hit Cage with his own Killswitch! Nick got back on the apron, and Matt made the tag as Cage tagged Cope! Nick fought off the champions with repeated attacks and motion in both corners. He stomped Cope in the back and pulled Cage down with a backstabber! Cage tried to push Nick off the top rope, but he hooked Cage’s arms and propelled him to the floor! Nick came back in with a facebuster on Cope and went back to the floor for a moonsault on Cage, but came up limping.


Nick went to the top as Matt stood in front of Cope to hit a moonsault/splash combination! Cope kicked out at two! Nick punched a downed Cope until Cage pulled Nick out. He kicked Cage into the ring post and caught Cope with a kick to the side of the head. Nick charged at Cage for a kick down the apron, but Cage ducked, and Nick’s leg struck the ring post! Cage grabbed the leg and swept it out to drop him to the floor. Cope went to work on Nick’s leg with a single-leg crab. Nick made it to the ropes and Cage tagged in. He tried for a Figure Four Leglock, but got kicked into Matt. Matt backdropped Cage over the top to the floor! Matt tagged in and went after Cope, but Cope had him staggered on the apron with punches. Cope charged for a spear, so Matt quickly spun into a cutter off the apron to Cage on the floor! Cope tried to pull Matt back up, so Matt hung him over the top rope. Matt had Cage and Cope in opposite corners and pulled Cage out with a Northern Lights Suplex, which he followed with another. Cope came out of the corner and got caught for the third round! Matt tried to find more energy, and he picked up Cage for the flipping piledriver, but Nick stumbled off the ropes on his springboard attempt as his leg was far too weakened.


Cage kicked Matt low behind the referee’s back and pulled Nick in for Twist of Fate! Nick fell out of the ring, and Matt turned into a 3D from Cage and Cope! Cage covered, but Matt kicked out! Cage put Matt on the top turnbuckle and went up to meet him. Matt tried to fight back, so Cope slipped under Cage and put him on his shoulders. Cage used an eye poke, which allowed Cage and Cope to bring Matt down with a stalling superplex! Nick came out of nowhere with a 450 splash on Cage from the top rope! Everyone was down! 


“THIS IS AWESOME!”


Nick tagged back in and traded shots with Cage until dropping him with a superkick! Cope hit Nick with an Impaler DDT! Copeland went for a spear on Nick, but he leapfrogged Cope, and Matt connected with a superkick to floor Cope! Matt hit another superkick on Cage! The Bucks pulled Cage up for a BTE Trigger, but sensed Cope coming from behind, so they let go of Cage and Cope speared his partner! Matt speared Cope! The Bucks hit a BTE Trigger on Cage! Cope broke it up by throwing his head under the referee’s arm to stop the count! 


The Bucks threw Cope to the floor and pulled Cage up for a BTE Trigger, which connected! 1-2-CAGE KICKED OUT! Matt tagged back in and picked up Cage for a piledriver, while Nick got in position near the ropes. As Nick came off the ropes, Cope speared him out of midair! Cage turned Matt into a Killswitch! Cage popped Matt up into a spear from Cope! 1-2-MATT KICKED OUT! Cage was furious!


Cope pointed out to the floor, so Cage went out to grab one of the AEW World Tag Team Titles and appeared to shove a wrench in his pocket. Cage came back in with the belt, so the referee took it away, which allowed Cage to put the wrench in his elbow pad. He caught a kick from Nick and brought the loaded elbow down on his knee! Cage swung wildly at Matt, who ducked and rolled Cage up for a two-count! Cage pulled Matt over for a Killswitch, so Matt shoved him to the corner and Cage nearly crushed the referee. Matt charged in, and Cage backhanded him with his arm brace! Cage threw Matt into a spear from Cope and pinned him to retain the AEW World Tag Team Titles! 


Cage and Cope celebrated in the ring until the Motor City Machine Guns hit the ring! Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley went face-to-face with the champions, but were interrupted by FTR! Dax Harwood, Cash Wheeler and Stokely were back and marching down the ramp with a purpose! They got in the ring and were immediately confronted by Cage and Cope as the Bucks returned to the ring. The crowd chanted “HOLY SHIT” with all four legendary teams in the ring, but there was one more to join them! 


The New Level made their way down the ramp, as Austin Creed and Kofi were sporting their newly won AEW World Trios Titles. Cage and Cope realized they were surrounded and exited, as the crowd chanted “A-E-W” in recognition of the unreal tag team division in front of their eyes!


TNT Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match: Darby Allin def. Don Callis Family's "The Jet" Kevin Knight (c)


Knight had quite the elaborate entrance with an entire dance team he joined on the way out. Allin had nothing of the sort, as he emerged from the shadows and mist with his skateboard. He rode down to the ring. When Allin got in the ring, Knight tried to hit him with the TNT Title, but Allin ducked and sent him to the corner. The bell rang, and Allin smashed Knight in the corner. He tried to do it again, but Knight hit him with the belt between the shoulder blades! Knight pounded away on Allin and then choked him in the corner. 


Knight went to the floor and pulled a table from the ring, with blood already coming from his arm. As Knight lifted the table, Allin came barreling through the ropes to smash the table into Knight! Allin came up bleeding from the head, as Danielson realized the blood on Knight’s arms was from Allin’s head! Allin launched Knight into the steel steps and pulled them away from the ring. He tried to pull Knight up, so Knight bailed, and Allin sent him to the barricade with a shotgun dropkick. Allin tried to send Knight into the steps, but Knight reversed it, and Allin jumped over the steps only for Knight to come crashing down with a clothesline from the apron! 


Knight put Allin on the commentary desk and pounded away before realizing he could go for a pin. Allin kicked out, so Knight went back to the ring and came down on Allin with a springboard splash from the top rope! The table didn’t break, and that did a lot of damage to both men! Knight covered Allin on the floor, but Allin kicked out. Knight threw a bunch of chairs in the ring in a pile and had Allin on the top rope, but Allin raked Knight’s back and brought him crashing into the chairs with an avalanche Code Red! Knight grabbed at the same knee he hit on the commentary desk. Allin hit another Code Red onto a chair, and Knight landed in the corner. 


Allin started to set up chairs in the ring, but Brian Cage of the Don Callis Family came out to attack Allin, which was legal. He continued to set up the chairs and backdropped Allin into six standing chairs! Jake Doyle joined Cage in the ring, and they tried to bind Allin’s arms behind his back! Steven Borden hit the ring with a chair and cracked Cage and Doyle! Knight tried to springboard back in, so Borden knocked him back to the floor, only to turn around into a huge body block from Doyle! Cage picked up Borden, but Borden slipped free and pushed Cage into Doyle, who was sitting on the top turnbuckle. Borden clotheslined Cage and leaped high in the air to dropkick Doyle from the top turnbuckle all the way to the floor! Cage attacked Borden and dropped him with a thrust kick. Cage set up a table in the corner and powerbombed Borden through it!


Allin came back to boot Cage in the face and went to the top rope with his hands still tied behind his back! Allin flew and took Cage down with a hurricanrana! Allin got up a dove out of the ring to take out Knight with a no-hands dive! Allin got back in the ring, but was immediately dropped by Cage. Cage pulled Allin up for a superplex from the apron and put Allin in the corner to trap him in a tree of woe! Knight went up to take Allin out with a coast-to-coast dropkick, but the lights went out.


IT’S STING!


Sting handled Cage and Doyle with bat shots and brought Doyle to his knees with a crotch grab! Sting continued to the ring, where Knight found himself caught between the icon and Allin! Sting feigned hitting Knight, but threw his bat to Allin. Allin hit Knight in the gut and the head right into a Scorpion Death Drop from Sting! Wembley Stadium loved it! Borden returned to the ring and set up the ladder with his father. They both climbed up opposite sides at the same time, as the crowd rose in anticipation. After meeting at the top, Sting gave Steven some words of encouragement and climbed back down. Borden turned around on the ladder, beat his chest and flew onto Cage and Doyle with a crossbody all the way to the floor. Sting and Steven fought Doyle and Cage away from the ring, but Knight tried to escape up the ramp, so Allin gave chase. 


Knight got the bat away from Allin and the two exchanged strikes until Knight gouged Allin’s eyes! Allin moved to avoid a Knight charge, which sent Knight into the heavy trussing. Allin choked Knight on the top of the ramp and looked up. Allin scaled the set and propelled himself backward with a Coffin Drop that put both competitors through the stage! That was at least 20-30 feet in the air! Allin climbed out of the hole as Knight was being loaded onto a stretcher. Allin saw Knight getting led away and jumped off the stage with another Coffin Drop onto Knight, who was still on the stretcher! Just like Knight did to Allin at Double or Nothing! Allin covered Knight on the Wembley Stadium floor and got the three-count! Allin is now a three-time TNT Champion! 


AEW Women's World Championship Match: "The CEO" Mercedes Moné def. Willow Nightingale (c) 


Moné had a full ballet group that performed before she made her way out to the ramp. Before Nightingale came out, we saw the storybook of her career narrated by a young girl, who detailed the battle between good and evil between Nightingale and Moné. Nightingale was especially fired up during her first PPV entrance as AEW Women’s World Champion. Nigel McGuinness joined commentary, but was in a wheelchair after his match with Jon Moxley earlier in the night. He said he couldn’t miss this one!


Nightingale immediately carried Moné to the corner and put her on the top rope. Moné slapped her, so Willow knocked Moné to the floor with Moné wrenching her knee in the ropes on the way down! Nightingale came off the apron with a cannonball onto Moné. Nightingale unloaded on Moné in the corner with clotheslines and cartwheeled out of Moné’s attempt to reverse. She clotheslined Moné and covered her for a one-count. Moné sent Nightingale to the floor, and when Nightingale grabbed the middle rope to get back in with her bad hand, Moné kicked the rope. With Willow in pain, Moné followed her out and tried a flying headscissors, but Willow caught her and swung Moné into the barricade. Back in the ring, Willow covered Moné, who kicked out, but Willow taunted her with a smile! Moné was incensed and charged, but Willow sent her to the corner. Moné came back with a boot and tried another, so Nightingale grabbed both legs and launched Moné face-first into the mat, with Moné pulling the top turnbuckle cover off in the process.


Moné sent Nightingale face-first into the exposed buckle! Willow was in major trouble, and Moné was pouring blood from her nose! Moné hit a tornado DDT to get a near-fall. She choked Willow on the ropes and crashed onto her with a meteora! Moné covered again, and again Willow kicked out! Moné dropped Willow to the mat for what looked to be a Statement Maker, but she stood back up and wrenched Willow’s broken hand between her legs! Moné continued to go after the broken hand while also ripping at Willow’s mouth to take away her smile. Willow came back and tried for an Oklahoma Stampede, but Moné rolled out of the powerslam. Willow came back with a clothesline to the back of Moné, but used the bad hand to do it. Willow tried to fight through the pain, as Moné turned Willow’s suplex attempt into the beginning of Three Amigos. On the third attempt, Moné rolled to the apron, but Nightingale reversed it and suplexed Moné to the floor. Both women went down in a heap and were clearly in a bad way.


Both women dove in at nine to break the count and fought back to their feet. They exchanged strikes until Nightingale started to put together some sustained offense. She punished Moné in the corner and rolled her out to go for a boot, so Moné jumped on her back only for Nightingale to flip her over to the mat. Nightingale dropped Moné again and went to the top turnbuckle. Moné went up to meet her with a kimura on the bad hand, so Nightingale stood up on the turnbuckle and slammed Moné to the mat with one arm! Nightingale hit Moné with a dropkick from the buckles, but Moné kicked out. Moné came back with a backstabber, but Willow kicked out. The two wound up back on the top turnbuckle, where Willow took Moné over with an avalanche Spanish Fly! Moné kicked out! 


Willow had a wild look in her eye and swung at Moné, who ducked and pulled Nightingale down into a Statement Maker! Nightingale tried to get to the ropes, so Moné rolled her back, only for Nightingale to rise back to her feet and carry Moné to the corner for a diving Death Valley Driver into the turnbuckles! Nightingale charged at Moné for a cannonball in the corner, but missed when Moné moved and crashed hard! Moné flipped Nightingale back into the buckles with a sunset flip bomb. She came down on Nightingale with a pair of knees and mocked Nightingale’s calls to the crowd as she measured for a meteora. Nightingale got her boots up in time to knock Moné out of the corner and pulled herself up to the top rope, but slipped on the way up. That allowed Moné to attack her from behind, but Nightingale quickly knocked Moné back to the mat. Nightingale came down with a moonsault to Moné’s back, but only got a two-count! 


Nightingale dropped the straps and hoisted Moné for a Babe with the Powerbomb, but Moné escaped and tried for a Moné Maker. Willow ran Moné towards the corner, so Moné turned things around and slammed Willow face-first into the exposed steel turnbuckle! She carried Nightingale to the middle of the ring and dropped her with a Moné Maker! 1-2-WILLOW KICKED OUT! Moné was beside herself and started hammering away on Nightingale’s broken hand, trying to rip off the cast. She got into an argument with the referee and turned around into a pounce from Willow, but that sent Moné into the referee, who got squashed in the corner!


Moné pulled Nightingale to the floor and slammed her hand on the commentary desk. Moné stomped the broken hand while standing on the steel steps and ripped off the cast while pulling at Willow’s fingers! Moné picked up the AEW Women’s World Title and said it was hers before swinging it at Nightingale’s head, but Nightingale moved, and Moné crashed into the steel steps! Nightingale grabbed the belt and whipped Moné in the back! She did it again and threw Moné back in. Willow hit Moné with a Babe with the Powerbomb! She covered, but the referee was slow to get over, and Moné was able to kick out!


Nightingale pointed to the exposed buckle and powerbombed Moné into it! They battled on the ropes, and Nightingale tried for a powerbomb, but Moné countered it into a hurricanrana! Moné hit a backstabber and went for a Moné Maker, but Nightingale dropped into a backslide and nearly won it! Moné caught Nightingale’s boot and kneed her into the ropes. Moné charged, so Nightingale moved and swung her up for a powerbomb, only for Moné to twist into the Statement Maker! Nightingale grasped for the ropes as Moné pulled at her arms and mouth! Nightingale tried to reach with her broken hand, but Moné stomped it, and Nightingale passed out! The referee called for the bell, and Moné was the new AEW Women’s World Champion! 


As Moné celebrated, pyro went off everywhere, including the roof of Wembley Stadium! What a championship encounter! 


AEW World Championship Match: Will Ospreay def. AEW World Champion Kenny Omega (c) 


Before Ospreay came out, we saw a video package of his life and career set to “Baba O’Reilly” by The Who. As Ospreay made his way from the back with Callum Newman, Henare and Francisco Akira by his side, he passed by old rivals ZSJ, Michael Oku, Ricochet, Swerve Strickland, Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher before meeting with his wife and one half of the new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions, Alex Windsor! She kissed him and sent him on his way. He removed his warm-up jacket and put on an elaborate entrance coat. As Ospreay was about to go through the curtain, Jon Moxley appeared with the Union Jack flag and handed it to Ospreay before nodding and walking away with a smirk on his face. Ospreay paused at the curtain for a brief moment and waited for his music. When it hit, Wembley Stadium turned into a ball of electricity and the crowd sang every word of Ospreay’s theme on the most important walk of his career. Ospreay stayed composed, but came alive once he hit the ring to get fired up with the home country crowd! Ospreay got his full introduction from Justin Roberts before it was time for Omega. He had an amazing video package of his career, which was narrated in Japanese. Omega appeared on top of the ramp with the AEW World Title for his proper champion’s walk. The Young Bucks, Brandon Cutler and Michael Nakazawa met Omega at the bottom of the ramp to take his entrance gear and wish him luck.


The crowd was chanting “HOLY SHIT” before the bell and exploded when it rang! It’s main event time at All In: London! 


Omega worked Ospreay to the ropes on their first lock-up and quieted the crowd to chop Ospreay across the chest. Ospreay turned Omega around and laid in chops of his own. Omega shoved Ospreay, and it started to devolve into wild strikes until Omega slowed things down with a more methodical pace. Omega taunted the crowd as they chanted for Ospreay and seemed to stay a step ahead of Ospreay with a hurricanrana out of the corner. Ospreay bounced back up with one of his own. Ospreay hit a running boot to Omega against the ropes and followed with a crossbody over the top to take out Omega on the floor. Ospreay jumped on top of the barricade to juice up the crowd. Ospreay stalked Omega around the ring with chops and continued in the ring. He worked Omega over with knee strikes, but when he tried a springboard, Omega stopped him and threw Ospreay to the mat. 


Omega targeted Ospreay’s surgically repaired neck by twisting and cranking it before a dropkick that really did some damage. Omega choked Ospreay in the corner with his boot and then bent Ospreay at an ugly angle with a backbreaker. Omega did it again with some added venom, and Ospreay was in serious pain on the apron. Omega mockingly told everyone to be quiet as he ripped the turnbuckle connector protector away from a middle rope in the corner. He put Ospreay over the exposed steel and pressed his boot onto Ospreay’s neck! Omega tried to pull Ospreay back in, but Ospreay blocked him with a shot of his own and took Omega down with a springboard forearm! Ospreay shot up and fought off Omega’s strikes to hit an enzuigiri followed by a spinning corkscrew kick. Ospreay made the first cover of the match, and Omega kicked out at two.


Ospreay kicked Omega to the mat and hit a standing corkscrew splash, but Omega got his knees up. Omega tried to lift Ospreay up, so Ospreay reversed it into a Stundog Millionaire! Omega came back with a chop to Ospreay’s neck and grabbed him for You Can’t Escape. He rolled Ospreay onto the mat and jumped to the second rope, but Ospreay followed and trapped Omega’s head in the turnbuckle for a Cheeky Nandos Kick. Ospreay pulled Omega off the ropes with a sunset flip powerbomb and followed with a spin kick to the back of Omega’s head. Ospreay covered, but Omega kicked out and rolled to the floor. 


Ospreay went to the top and came down on Omega with a twisting corkscrew! Omega fought back and kicked Ospreay into the commentary desk. Omega pulled a sheet off a table in the timekeeper’s area and tried to use it on Ospreay, but Ospreay fought back and slammed Omega into the commentary desk. Ospreay continued to hammer away on Omega until the referee tried to pull him off, which is when Ospreay shoved him away! With the referee down, Omega smashed Ospreay with a commentary monitor! Callum Newman got in Omega’s face and both groups of seconds had to be separated by other referees. Meanwhile, Ospreay was cut open and bleeding profusely as Omega pulled him up on the commentary desk. Omega powerbombed Ospreay off the commentary desk through the propped table on the floor!


Omega returned to the ring while Ospreay struggled to get back to his feet. With Nigel McGuinness next to him, Ospreay took the encouragement from Nigel and crawled back to the ring to beat the count, only to immediately eat a massive V-Trigger by Omega! Omega pulled Ospreay up on the apron and dropped him with a dangerous Snap Dragon! Ospreay fell to the floor, so Omega dove over the top with an impactful dive that caused both the referee and doctor to check on Ospreay. Omega threw Ospreay back in the ring and hit him with a top-rope dropkick to the back of the head. With Ospreay lifeless against a turnbuckle pad, he never saw Omega come from behind with a crushing V-Trigger. Omega put Ospreay on the top rope and tried to grab Ospreay for a super Snap Dragon, but Ospreay sensed it and knocked Omega back down. Omega got back up and put Ospreay on his shoulders for an avalanche Croyt’s Wrath! Ospreay somehow kicked out! Omega looked somewhat frustrated by that result.


With Ospreay against the ropes, Omega pointed for another V-Trigger, so Ospreay grabbed his leg. Omega unloaded on Ospreay with repeated knee strikes to the head! Ospreay’s hair was completely red and left blood on the mat every time Omega made an impact. Ospreay stumbled to his feet and took a wild shot, which Omega easily avoided and hit Ospreay with two Snap Dragons! Ospreay got back to his knees and never saw Omega come from behind with a V-Trigger to the back of the neck! Ospreay was against the ropes, so Omega hit the ropes for another V-Trigger, only for Ospreay to stop him with a desperation Hidden Blade!


Ospreay and Omega got to their feet at the same time and traded major shots. Omega was bleeding from the eye from the Hidden Blade, yet he wasn’t deterred and started peppering Ospreay with punches from a boxing stance. Ospreay responded with a battering ram headbutt to Omega’s head! Danielson actually pleaded on commentary for Ospreay not to use such a dangerous move. The crowd started to buzz with Ospreay’s comeback, and he hit a series of kicks on Omega before exposing his boot to punt Omega in the head! Omega stumbled to his feet and Ospreay connected with a hook kick and an elbow strike. Ospreay turned Omega around for a rolling elbow to the back of the head that dropped Omega in a heap. Ospreay pounced on Omega with more elbow strikes to the back of the neck until the referee pulled him away, which earned boos from the crowd. He counted Omega down, but before he could reach 10, Ospreay clobbered Omega with a Hidden Blade! Omega kicked out at two!


Ospreay tried to lift Omega for a Tiger Driver, but backed off to soften him up with more strikes. He tried to lift Omega again, but Omega floated to the back and pulled Ospreay into a ripcord V-Trigger! Omega hit another big knee strike and wound up for a lariat, but Ospreay spun around it and powerbombed Omega with a flip to trap Omega’s legs. However, Ospreay rolled back and pulled Omega up for a Styles Clash! Omega kicked out to save his reign! Ospreay tried for an OsCutter, only for Omega to stop him with a knee to the back of the neck! Both men were down! 


They got back to their feet and traded hands until Ospreay thought he had control. He went to the ropes, so Omega followed with a V-Trigger! Omega sent Ospreay to the ropes and hit another V-Trigger to his back! He spiked Ospreay with a Poisonrana, but Ospreay stayed on his feet, which sent the crowd into a frenzy! Omega charged, so Ospreay went for a Hidden Blade, and Omega ducked to come back with a flying V-Trigger! Omega picked up Ospreay and dropped him on his neck with a Tiger Driver! A hush came over the crowd as Ospreay was slumped against the ropes, which left him wide open for another V-Trigger! Omega picked up Ospreay for a One-Winged Angel that seemed academic. Omega brought Ospreay down with force and covered him, but OSPREAY KICKED OUT OF THE ONE-WINGED ANGEL! This is not over yet!


Omega hit another V-Trigger to Ospreay against the ropes and picked him back up for another One-Winged Angel, but Ospreay spun out of it and spiked Omega on his head with a Tiger Driver! Both men were down and exhausted as the crowd cheered for everything they were seeing. They both got back to their feet, and Ospreay swung at Omega, but missed and collapsed to the mat. Omega kneed Ospreay in the chest, and Ospreay sat back up, so Omega kneed him again. Omega sat him up for another knee, but Ospreay caught it and rose to his feet! He was striking back and missed a roundhouse kick, only to get Omega on his shoulders for his own version of the One-Winged Angel! Omega kicked out at one! Omega stumbled to his feet and Ospreay leveled him with a Hidden Blade! Ospreay picked Omega back up and hit a Stormbreaker! Omega kicked out at one again! Omega seemed to be completely out of it on his knees, and Ospreay knew it. He aimed at Omega from the corner with a cold stare and pulled the trigger on the biggest Hidden Blade of his career to knock Omega out and pin him to win the AEW World Championship! 


Ospreay is the first UK-born wrestler to win a world title on UK soil! With pyro going off all over Wembley Stadium, Ospreay celebrated with the AEW World Title all over the ring as the crowd continued to cheer him on every second of the way as All In: London came to a momentous close!


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