AEW All In 2026: Predictions and match card analysis

After a year away, AEW is returning to Wembley Stadium in London, England, for All In, and it’s promising to be one of AEW’s biggest shows ever. There are a whole host of top-shelf matches all across the card that we’re chomping at the bit to see, but among all that excitement is something far more important: proving we’re cleverer than other wrestling fans.

We’ve put together our AEW All In 2026 predictions for what we think is going to happen at AEW’s biggest show of the year.

AEW All In 2026 match card

• Hangman Page & Brodido(c) vs all the teams – AEW World Trios Championships
• Divine Dominion(c) vs The Brawling Birds – AEW Women’s Tag Team Championships
• Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match
• Kevin Knight(c) vs Darby Allin – Falls Count Anywhere – TNT Championship
• Cope and Cage(c) vs The Young Bucks – AEW World Tag Team Championships
• Kyle Fletcher(c) vs Konosuke Takeshita vs Kazuchika Okada – International Championship
• Willow Nightingale(c) vs Mercedes Moné – AEW Women’s World Championship
• Kenny Omega(c) vs Will Ospreay – AEW Men’s World Championship

Hangman Page & Brodido(c) vs all the teams – AEW World Trios Championships

Oct 15, 2016; Dearborn, MI, USA; Hangman Page makes his entrance during the seventh match at Ford Community and Performing Arts Center. Mandatory Credit: Raj Mehta-Imagn Images

While he’s only just come back and is still settling into his new normal, I had hoped for something a bit bigger from Hangman on this show. The Trios division is pretty fun at the moment with all the teams involved, and I suspect this will be our substitute for Stadium Stampede this year. But still, going from winning the world title in the main event last year to a multi-trios schmoz the next isn’t a great step.

The thing with the big multi-team matches like this is it usually makes the champions more likely to retain, especially when they’ve only very recently won the titles in the first place. There’s always the possibility of a surprise team, of course, but I can’t predict that.

Prediction: Hangman Page & Brodido

Divine Dominion(c) vs The Brawling Birds – AEW Women’s Tag Team Championships

The women’s tag division has been quietly bubbling in AEW for some time now, and while this is far from the biggest match on the show, it could be a sleeper hit. As a Brit, The Brawling Birds are a touch over the top in their “look how Bri’ish I am innit” personas, but hey, we know how to laugh at ourselves, and it’s impossible for anyone in this country to hate Jamie Hayter.

It seems like this is lined up perfectly for the Birds to pick up the titles here, probably early on in the show for a fun hometown win.

Prediction: The Brawling Birds

Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match

Feb 22, 2023; Phoenix, AZ, USA; Chris Jericho appears during AEW Dynamite at Footprint Center. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

The Casino Gauntlet is always a bunch of fun, and hopefully will be full of a decent few surprises this year, what with all those WWE releases from earlier in the year now free agents. However, that makes predicting the winner of this match especially difficult. Andrade, MJF, Tommaso Ciampa, and Chris Jericho are currently the only four names announced for the thing, and either of them would make a good challenger for the world title coming out of the show.

I suspect Andrade and MJF will get too tangled up fighting each other though, as that feud’s been brewing all year, which will leave the door open for a sneaky challenger to come through. Not sure who though. Oh sod it, let’s take a big swing and say it’ll be one of the ex-WWE guys.

Prediction: Ilja Dragunov

Kevin Knight(c) vs Darby Allin – Falls Count Anywhere – TNT Championship

I must admit, I had hoped for Darby Allin to do something a bit bigger on this show. Don’t get me wrong, I knew he’d never be AEW World Champion by the time All In rolled around, but competing for the TNT Championship does feel just a bit below him these days. Still, Kevin Knight proved last month that he can pull off the big matches, and Darby always brings the shock value to a plunder match, so it should be a fun one.

Prediction: Darby Allin

Jon Moxley(c) vs Nigel McGuinness – Continental Championship

Jon Moxley headlocks Mark Briscoe during the AEW “Dynamite” show on May 28, 2025, at El Paso County Coliseum.

This Continental Cup has been fun, but the final was obvious from the moment it started, and here we finally are. It’s set to be a good night for hometown people, and in Nigel’s case especially, as he is actually from Wembley itself. However, I think he’s going to be the one Brit that fails on Sunday night. It’ll be a great match, but Moxley’s on a strong run right now, and the stories he has brewing with Kenny, Ospreay, and all the other Death Riders are too interesting to pass up, even if it would be a great moment for McGuinness.

Prediction: Jon Moxley

Cope and Cage(c) vs The Young Bucks – AEW World Tag Team Championships

Cope and Cage have been a bit hit-and-miss during their tag title run, but lately they’ve been on more of a roll, and if there’s anyone that can guarantee a great tag match on pay-per-view, it’s The Young Bucks. For a match that I never thought would happen a couple of years ago, this one has high expectations, but I do have confidence it will be good.

Picking a winner is tricky though. There’s no specific story suggesting The Young Bucks will win here. However, I think they will for one reason: The New Day. It seems a near-certainty that Kofi and Xavier (or whatever names they now go under) will appear to confront the winners of this match, and their beef with The Young Bucks has been brewing for many years.

Prediction: The Young Bucks

Kyle Fletcher(c) vs Konosuke Takeshita vs Kazuchika Okada – International Championship

While there’s a lot of potential for fantastic matches on this show, this is the one I am the most excited for. Any and all combinations of these three guys wrestling has been the highlight of the past year in AEW. Okada remains the incredible wrestler he has always been, while both Fletcher and Takeshita are more than ready to break through to being industry-leading stars, and this match will solidify that.

Picking a winner is near-impossible. Okada seems the least likely, but you can never truly count him out. Fletcher retaining would work in a number of ways, and potentially accelerate either his or Okada’s split from the Don Callis Family. Takeshita is the underdog babyface, though, and All In feels like a show where those win out more often than not.

Prediction: Konosuke Takeshita

Willow Nightingale(c) vs Mercedes Moné – AEW Women’s World Championship

WWE wrestler Sasha Banks gets introduced before her match on Saturday, Dec. 18, 2021, at the BMO Harris Bank Center in Rockford. Wwe Supershow010

Another hard one to pick. Willow and Mercedes have been floating around each other for a long time now, and Willow has been Mercedes’ kryptonite to a certain extent. As a matter of fact, so have the Women’s World Championship. I thought last year she was for sure going to win the thing, but Toni Storm retained.

Then there’s the fact of how this match came together. By all accounts, Mercedes was supposed to be the defending champion, with Willow winning the Owen Hart Cup. However, Willow got injured, and that caused plans to flip. In a world where Willow is the challenger, I think she’s a lock to win, but now she’s the champ? Hard to say. Mercedes surely needs to win that belt at some point, but should it be at the expense of Willow now? It’s a tough call.

Prediction: Willow Nightingale

Kenny Omega(c) vs Will Ospreay – AEW Men’s World Championship

Kenny Omega makes his entrance at AEW’s Maximum Carnage. The show took place in Cincinnati in January of 2025.

It’s been a long road to get here, and while I’m still confident about the result of this match, AEW have done a very good job in making me doubt myself about it. In a large-scale sense, this is surely Ospreay’s moment. It’s the main event of the biggest show of the year, it’s in his home country, and he’s by far the best and most over wrestler on the roster.

But Kenny Omega is doing such interesting work right now that I there’s a chance, a small chance, but a chance nonetheless that he holds onto the belt for a while longer. That dynamic is what will make a truly magic match, so I’m all for it, but I’m not letting myself waver. I’m sticking to my guns and picking Ospreay to get the big win.

Prediction: Will Ospreay.