It's time for AEW All Out! All Elite Wrestling's annual pay-per-view is taking place at NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
AEW All Out is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT and will be available on HBO Max in the United States, MyAEW internationally and through other participating pay-per-view providers. The Saturday Tailgate Brawl pre-show will begin at 7 p.m. ET.
This post here will be updated frequently throughout the show to reflect live coverage of AEW All Out, including all the match results, rundowns of the promos, and any other interesting or noteworthy things that take place. Keep refreshing for updates to find out all the winners and more!
Preview & Predictions for AEW All Out 2026:
On tap for All Out, AEW World Champion Will Ospreay defends against AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley; Cage & Cope put the AEW World Tag Team Championship on the line against FTR and The Young Bucks in a three-way ladder match; AEW National Champion Andrade El Idolo defends against PAC; AEW International Champion Kazuchika Okada defends against Tommaso Ciampa; The Brawling Birds defend the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship against Divine Dominion in a Chicago Street Fight; Swerve Strickland and The New Level defend the AEW World Trios Championship against Hangman Adam Page and Brodido; Willow Nightingale faces Thekla to determine the next challenger for the AEW Women's World Championship; Darby Allin and Steven Borden face Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight to determine the next challengers for the AEW World Tag Team Championship; and TBS Champion Persephone has issued an open challenge.
Not to be cynical or evoke the "you don't like anything" type of response from people who can't understand nuance, but while this card is filled with great talent and I'm sure they'll have some great matches, it VERY much comes across as a B-level event with some major filler.
For instance, The Brawling Birds will have a fun Chicago Street Fight. But they'll retain the titles and this is effectively trying to just stretch their feud a little longer. I don't fault Tony Khan for booking it, but when you see that on a card with a very obvious "Will Ospreay will retain over Jon Moxley" and "there isn't a chance Tommaso Ciampa beats Kazuchika Okada in their feud that came out of nowhere with zero build", and so forth, it feels a bit like it's just action for the sake of action. And again, yes, they'll have good matches. But with 900 hours of wrestling each week...meh.
Fletcher and Knight either lose because they can't get along (apparently there is only 1 story TK can tell with The Don Callis Family) or they win here and lose their title shot because they can't get along. If Allin and Borden win, they're losing the tag title match anyway, so it's kind of superfluous. Maybe The Young Bucks win the titles, but maybe Cage & Cope retain. I don't think FTR wins the belts, so I'll just say Nick and Matt win the gold and beat Fletcher and Knight in the future. It really doesn't matter.
I don't think the trios titles are changing hands. Andrade retains over PAC. I think Willow Nightingale and Thekla will end up in a draw of some kind so that the Triple Threat with Mercedes Mone still happens and this just eats up time for Mone to heal.
Here are your results for AEW All Out - September 26, 2026:
SATURDAY TAILGATE BRAWL (PRE-SHOW)
- Jack Perry defeated Katsuyori Shibata by pinfall. Shibata applied a rear naked choke, but Perry rolled through and trapped Shibata's shoulders on the mat for the three-count. Perry called out Samoa Joe afterward. HOOK, Anthony Bowens and Action Andretti appeared before Joe made his return and confronted Perry. Perry offered Joe a handshake and then slapped him when Joe tried to leave, prompting Joe to drop Perry with a headbutt.
- Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue) defeated Queen Aminata and Mina Shirakawa by pinfall. Hart pulled Aminata from the apron as Shirakawa tried to make a tag, leaving Shirakawa open for Blue to hit Code Blue and score the victory.
- Backstage: Mick Foley spoke with the Bang Bang Gang and "Coach" Juice Robinson ahead of the Tailgate Brawl main event.
- Eight-Man Tornado Tailgate Brawl: Bang Bang Gang (Jay White, Ace Austin, Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn) defeated The Dogs (David Finlay and Clark Connors) and Death Riders (Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta) by pinfall. Footballs, helmets, a keg, a grill and other tailgate-themed objects were used throughout the no-disqualification match. Marina Shafir broke up a pin and got physical with Juice Robinson. After Garcia was hit with 3:10 to Yuma, Yuta tried to capitalize with a pin of his own before White caught him with the Blade Runner for the victory.
MAIN CARD
- AEW National Championship Match: Andrade El Idolo (c) defeated PAC by pinfall to retain the title. Marina Shafir repeatedly interfered on PAC's behalf. PAC eventually applied the Brutalizer, but Andrade rolled through and stacked PAC's shoulders on the mat for the three-count.
- AEW World Tag Team Championship No. 1 Contenders' Match: Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight defeated Darby Allin and Steven Borden via doctor's stoppage. Knight and Borden launched themselves from opposite top turnbuckles and collided in midair, with Borden landing hard on the back of his head. The referee and medical personnel immediately checked on Borden and stopped the match. Fletcher and Knight were awarded the victory. Later in the broadcast, Tony Schiavone reported that Borden was conscious and responsive at the hospital and had undergone a CAT scan.
- TBS Championship Open Challenge: Persephone (c) defeated Dani Luna by pinfall to retain the title. Luna made her AEW debut by answering the challenge. Britt Baker interfered several times on Persephone's behalf, including pulling Luna's hair to break up a pin and later holding Persephone's leg to stop Luna from pulling her back into the ring. Persephone then hit a crucifix powerbomb off the ropes to get the pin.
- AEW International Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada (c) defeated Tommaso Ciampa by pinfall to retain the title. Don Callis distracted the referee while Okada retrieved a screwdriver, but Ciampa prevented him from using it. After several counters and near falls, Okada hit Ciampa with the Rainmaker for the victory.
- AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) (c) defeated Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) by pinfall to retain the titles. The match featured chairs, kendo sticks, tables, a metal barricade, a barbed wire board and thumbtacks. Hayter sent Bayne through the barbed wire board with a Death Valley Driver. After Kross poured thumbtacks into the ring, Hayter struck her with a chain-wrapped arm and the champions hit 2 Birds, 1 Stone into the thumbtacks, with Windsor pinning Kross.
- AEW World Trios Championship Match: Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Kofi and Austin Creed) (c) defeated "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Bandido and Brody King) by pinfall to retain the titles. Page and Strickland repeatedly went after one another during the match. Late in the match, Creed took a Buckshot Lariat intended for Strickland. Bandido later attempted a 21 Plex on Strickland, who landed on his feet and hit Big Pressure to pin Bandido.
- AEW Women's World Championship No. 1 Contenders' Match: Thekla defeated Willow Nightingale by pinfall to earn a championship match against Mercedes Mone at WrestleDream. Julia Hart distracted the referee while Skye Blue struck Nightingale with her Artist of Stardom Championship. Hart then accidentally hit Thekla with her own title while trying to attack Nightingale. Nightingale was unable to capitalize, and Thekla targeted her injured hand before hitting a stomp to the back of the neck for the pin. Mercedes Mone appeared afterward and stared down Thekla from the entrance stage.
- AEW World Tag Team Championship Three-Way Ladder Match: The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) defeated Cage & Cope (Christian Cage and Adam Copeland) (c) and FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship. Stokely Hathaway interfered by giving Copeland a low blow and throwing powder into Cage's eyes before attempting to climb the ladder himself. Copeland pushed the ladder over and sent Hathaway crashing through a table. After all three teams continued fighting across multiple ladders, The Young Bucks hit Cage with the BTE Trigger to knock him down before Matt and Nick retrieved the championships to become four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions.
- A video package aired teasing Wardlow's return to AEW.
- AEW World Championship Match: Will Ospreay (c) defeated Jon Moxley by pinfall to retain the title. The match broke down after referee Paul Turner was knocked down, allowing Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta to attack Mike Bailey and Francesco Akira. PAC appeared and struck Bailey with the briefcase that had previously housed the AEW World Championship, but Andrade El Idolo arrived and took PAC out with Dia de Los Muertos. Marina Shafir later struck Ospreay with the briefcase and attacked the referee. Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor then came out to fight Shafir and the Death Riders. Moxley used the briefcase and hit multiple Paradigm Shifts and a Death Rider, but Ospreay continued to kick out. Ospreay escaped the Bulldog Choke, hit a Hidden Blade and Storm Breaker for another near fall, then delivered a final Hidden Blade to Moxley's face for the victory. After the match, Moxley placed the AEW World Championship on Ospreay's shoulder and the two slapped hands before Moxley left the ring.
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