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AEW All Out 2026 Results, Highlights & Live Blog

Will Ospreay will look to avenge his only pinfall loss of the year as he defends the World Championship against Jon Moxley in the main event of AEW All Out.
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AEW All Out 2026 takes place tonight at the NOW Arena in Chicago, Illinois. Scroll down for the live coverage of this evening's pay-per-view event.

After finally becoming AEW World Champion last month at All In: London, Ospreay will defend the title for the first time this evening against the only man to pin him in singles action this year: the leader of the Death Riders, Jon Moxley.

To say the relationship between Ospreay and Moxley is a complicated one would be putting it mildly. Last year at Forbidden Door, the Death Riders injured Ospreay, forcing him into neck surgery that put the Aerial Assassin on the shelf for almost eight months.

Ospreay made his surprise return earlier this year to confront Moxley at Revolution. The two men later faced off at Dynasty for the Continental Championship, where Moxley came out on top in Ospreay's only pinfall loss of the year.

After the match, Ospreay would surprisingly align with the Death Riders as Moxley helped train the Aerial Assassin's neck back to full strength. Ospreay used his newfound momentum to win the Men's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament and secure a World Title shot against Kenny Omega at All In: London. Now with the title around his waist, Ospreay will look to avenge his only pinfall loss of the year against the Death Rider leader.

The AEW tag team division is also on fire right now heading into tonight's pay-per-view. After defeating the Young Bucks at All In: London, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage went face-to-face with FTR, Motor City Machine Guns, and The New Level to remind the champions that the company's tag team division is deeper than ever.

Now Cope and Cage will look to establish their place at the top of the mountain by putting the AEW World Tag Team Titles on the line against both the Young Bucks and FTR in a three-way Ladder match. The champions helped put tag team ladder matches on the map decades ago and look to carry that momentum into Chicago later this evening.

AEW All Out Young Bucks Adam Copeland Christian Cage FTR
The Young Bucks vs. Cage & Cope vs. FTR | All Elite Wrestling

AEW Women's World Champion Mercedes Moné won't compete this evening due to the broken nose she suffered last month. But her number one contender will be decided as the last two former champions square off as Thekla goes one-on-one with Willow Nightingale. Who will challenge The CEO at WrestleDream next month? We'll find out soon enough.

Also scheduled for tonight's event, Kazuchika Okada will defend the International Championship against Tommaso Ciampa, Hangman Page and Brodido will challenge The New Level and Swerve Strickland for the World Trios Championship, and so much more.

AEW All Out 2026 results:

Andrade El Idolo defeated PAC to retain the AEW National Championship. The National Championship match between Andrade and PAC kicks off the pay-per-view broadcast. Surprisingly, the in-ring action started slowly, then quickly kicked into second gear. El Idolo scored a near fall early, but PAC kicked out. After the sudden burst of speed, the match slowed again as the two men sized one another up.

The crowd is seemingly 50/50 for this match with dual chants of "He's a bastard, how you know?" PAC took an opportunity to distract the referee to let Marina Shafir get a cheap shot on El Idolo at ringside. The action would shift to the outside for a while before the champion regained control of the situation and got the match back in the ring.

The in-ring action picked up as both champion and challenger traded blows, neither really controlling the match for long. Both men scored a near fall, but neither pin looked like it would actually end the match. Andrade would eventually remove his pants to reveal his wrestling trunks.

And as the commentators said, he really needs to get some tearaway pants because the spot takes way too long. El Idolo would try to take a selfie with one of the "fans" at ringside, but Shafir choked the fan out instead. The distraction allowed PAC to take control and hit Andrade with a 450 Splash, but the champion kicked out at two.

After some action outside the ring, PAC tried to hit the Black Arrow, but El Idolo moved and attempted to hit the DM. However, a distraction from Shafir let PAC hit the Poisonrana before locking in the Brutalizer. El Idolo reversed the submission and rolled PAC up to retain his championship. This was a fun opener.

Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher defeated Darby Allin and Steven Borden via referee stoppage to become the number one contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Titles. This is Steve Borden's AEW pay-per-view in-ring debut. You have to imagine his father is extremely proud. Borden and Fletcher start the match for their respective teams. Fletcher and Knight do their best to keep Borden in the ring and away from tagging in Allin, but the son of The Icon holds his own before tagging out to Darby.

Allin came in like a ball of fire, but his recklessness caught up with him outside the ring as he was driven into the steel steps, putting things firmly in the Don Callis Family's favor. Darby eventually made the tag to Borden, but the referee didn't see it, forcing the former AEW World Champion to stay in the match. That didn't last long, though, and Borden made the hot tag and cleaned house. However, once the action spilled outside the ring Fletcher and Knight regained control.

Borden attempted an INSANE spot where both men dove off the opposite top rope to dive at each other. This seemingly caused an injury to Borden and the referee called an end to the match. That was extremely unfortunate.

Persephone defeated Dani Luna to retain the AEW TBS Championship. Former TNA Wrestler Dani Luna answered Persephone's open challenge. The crowd had the wind taken out of its sails by the Borden injury and didn't seem very invested in the match early on. Luna had the advantage early, but outside interference from Britt Baker swung things in the champion's favor.

Once back in the ring, things were relatively even between Luna and Persephone. The crowd tried to get back into things with some chants I can't quite make out. Both women got some near falls, but nothing that looked like it would actually end the match. There was a nasty-looking spot when Persephone nailed Luna with a German suplex on the ring apron.

The closing moments of the mach saw Luna seemingly having the match won, but Baker broke up the pinfall behind the referee's back. Luna would take her sights off the champion to dive onto Baker. Another assist from Baker once Luna was back in the ring, led to Persephone hitting a Razor's Edge bomb to score the pinfall victory.

Kazuchika Okada defeated Tommaso Ciampa to retain the AEW International Championship. This has potential match of the night written all over it. The match starts slow, with some mat-based action as Okada tries to cheat by yanking Ciampa's beard. Ciampa responds in kind, yanking at Okada's hair. The mat wrestling didn't last long, as things quickly got hard-hitting and physical between the champion and challenger.

Despite being very physical, the match is surprisingly slow and methodical. Okada hit Ciampa with a draping DDT off the ring barricade right in from of Ciampa's family at ringside. There was a funny moment where Okada tried to get a high five from Ciampa's kid and when she wouldn't do it, he gave her the middle finger. Hilariously, Ciampa's daughter responded with two middle fingers of her own. Ciampa charged in and beat the heck out of Okada.

The Psycho Killer took the match back in the ring and hit Okada with Angel's Wings, but the champ kicked out at two. From there, the match went back and forth in rapid succession, with neither man able to gain a clear advantage. Ciampa would land a backstabber, but Okada kicked out.

Callis would get nervous for Okada and leave the commentary table to distract the referee while Okada pulled out the screwdriver. Luckily, Ciampa managed to dodge the strike, but couldn't put Okada away with his running knee finish. Eventually, Okada was able to nail the Rainmaker to retain the title.

Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion to retain the AEW Women's World Tag Team Titles. This match got crazy in a hurry as chairs, tables, and more immediately came into play. Divine Dominion dominated early, imposing their will on the champions. Kendo sticks and barbed-wire steel chairs also came into play, and things looked really bad for the Brawling Birds.

Jamie Hayter would fight back, hitting Megan Bayne with a DDT right onto the barbed-wire steel chair. Alex Windsor puts a trash can on Lena Kross' head as Hayter dives onto her from the top rope for a two-count. Both Windsor and Bayne are bloody at this point, as all four women are laid out in the ring at the same time.

The four women continued to brawl until Bayne decided to up the ante and bring a steel barricade into the ring as Kross set it up in the corner. Unfortunately for Kross, she was the one driven onto said barricade courtesy of a double suplex from the Brawling Birds.

Divine Dominion hit their double-team finisher on top of open steel chairs. This would have surely ended the match if not for Hayter breaking up the pinfall. Bayne and Kross grab a barbed-wire board from ringside and bring it into the ring. Hayter was ready for it, though, putting Bayne through the board with a Death Valley Driver. Kross would go outside and retrieve a bag full of thumbtacks before having a bottle broken over her head as the champs hit her with Two Birds, One Stone to retain.

Tony Schiavone would make a announcement to the live crowd that Steven Borden is at the hospital awake and talking about the match. Credit to the company to provide updates throughout the show for the fans who are no doubt concerned about Borden's well being.

AEW World Trios Championship: The New Level and Swerve Strickland vs. Hangman Page and Brodido. This is another match that could easily steal the show tonight if given enough time. Kofi and Bandido start the match and put on an impressive athletic display. Both teams tag out, and now it's time for Austin Creed and Brody King to go at it as the crowd loudly chants, "F--- ICE!"

After some physicality on the outside, the former champions would gang up on Creed, making constant tags. Swerve Strickland would snap as he and Hangman would begin to brawl on the floor as both teams try to separate them. This distraction shifted things, allowing the champions to regain control of the match.

Strickland would continue to taunt Hangman in the ring while putting a beating on Bandido. Page would try to get in the ring at some point and throw hands with Swerve, but the referee kept the two men away from each other. Brody King would get back in the match with a vicious hot tag physically dissecting both members of The New Level with ease.

AEW All Out 2026 card:

  • Andrade El Idolo defeated PAC to retain the AEW National Championship
  • Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher defeated Darby Allin and Steven Borden to become the number one contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Titles
  • Persephone defeated Dani Luna to retain the TBS Championship
  • Kazuchika Okada defeated Tommaso Ciampa to retain the AEW International Championship
  • Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion to retain the AEW Women's World Tag Team Titles
  • AEW World Trios Championship: The New Level and Swerve Strickland (c) vs. Hangman Page and Brodido
  • Ladder Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship: Cope & Cage (c) vs. Young Bucks vs. FTR
  • Number One Contenders Match for the AEW Women's World Championship: Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale
  • AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Jon Moxley
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Matt Black
MATT BLACK

Matt Black got involved in the wrestling media industry over two decades ago, covering WWE video games released by Acclaim, THQ, and 2K. He has been covering professional wrestling for multiple digital outlets since 2019. He is the former Senior Editor of WrestleZone and has extensive knowledge of the entire wrestling industry. In his spare time, Matt enjoys cheering for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Los Angeles Lakers. He's also a diehard comic book movie fan and doesn't pick sides when it comes to the endless debates of Marvel versus DC.

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