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AEW Forbidden Door 2026 Results, Highlights & Live Blog

AEW, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, CMLL, and STARDOM collide for another Forbidden Door pay-per-view event.
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Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay
Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay | Ricky Havlik - All Elite Wrestling

Tonight's AEW Forbidden Door pay-per-view comes to us live from the SAP Center in San Jose, California.

The yearly event where AEW collides with New Japan Pro-Wrestling, CMLL, and STARDOM will be headlined this evening by a triple main event that will help set the stage for All Elite Wrestling on the road to All In: London this August.

In the finals of the Men's Owen Hart Tournament, we'll see a rematch from two years ago at this very pay-per-view as Will Ospreay goes one-on-one against Swerve Strickland. Two years ago, Strickland defeated Ospreay to retain the AEW World Championship. Now, with a shot at the title on the line this August at All In: London, Ospreay and Swerve both look to punch their ticket to the main event of AEW's most important event of the year.

On the flip side of the Women's Owen Hart Finals, last year's winner, Mercedes Moné, will defend her title against Maya World, who has been on an incredible run in this tournament. While Mercedes will just be fighting for another shot at the AEW Women's World Championship, Maya will be fighting for something even greater as she carries the memory of her brother, whom she tragically lost just a few weeks ago.

AEW World Champion MJF finds himself in a precarious situation as he teams with the Don Callis Family against Mark Briscoe, Darby Allin, Konosuke Takeshita, and Darby Allin inside a steel cage. If Briscoe's team wins, Mark gets a future AEW World Title shot.

Kenny Omega will also be looking for another shot at MJF's title this evening as he steps in the ring with Zack Sabre Jr. of New Japan Pro-Wrestling. It seems like MJF could have plenty of problems to deal with in the months ahead, after tonight is over.

Kenny Omega
Kenny Omega | Ricky Havlik - All Elite Wrestling

You can check out the quick results for tonight's event following the conclusion of the pay-per-view by scrolling down to the bottom of this article.

AEW Forbidden Door results:

Drilla Moloney defeated Daniel Garcia (w/ Marina Shafir). This is the opening contest of the evening on the Buy In. The match is all Garcia early on, physically picking apart Moloney. Despite a few short bursts of offense, Garcia was in control for the majority of the matchup.

Moloney would rebound however in the closing moments, hitting Garcia with the Drilla Killa to score the pinfall victory.

Maika defeated Skye Blue (w/ Julia Hart) in a Survival of the Fittest qualifying match. Julia Hart was immediately forced to leave ringside, so this match will likely not have outside interference. Unlike the opener, this is a fairly even back-and-forth contest. It doesn't feel like either woman has been in full control of the match for any extended period of time.

Maika would nail Skye Blue with a brainbuster on the ring apron, turning the tide of the match in her favor. The finish of the match saw Maika hit Blue with a Michinoku Driver to score the pinfall victory.

Divine Dominion defeated Thunder Rosa and Olympia to retain the AEW Women's World Tag Team Titles. This is the final match on the Buy In; the main card is up next. The challengers came out of the gate hot, taking it to the champions, but it didn't take long for Megan Bayne and Lena Kross to take control of the contest.

Rosa and Olympia fought back and made it a close match a multiple points but it wasn't enough as Bayne and Olympia hit their double chokeslam on Thunder Rosa to score the pinfall victory.

It's time for the main show

Young Bucks defeated El Sky Team and Unbound Co. The crowd is INSANELY hot for Mistico early. Despite the Young Bucks wrestling close to home, they might not be the crowd favorites tonight. This is exactly the kind of match you would expect from these three teams. Quick-moving action with a lot of high risk, getting the crowd on its feet early on.

As the match went on, you would see the Young Bucks work together with Mistico and Mascara Dorada to take care of Titan and Shingo Takagi. Mistico would eventually lock Takagi in La Mistica, but the Young Bucks broke it up before Takagi could tap out. The finish saw the Young Bucks hit Titan with a Meltzer Driver to score the pinfall victory.

Kenny Omega defeated Zack Sabre Jr.. This match started slowly, with Zack working his slow, methodical technical style. However, Omega was able to pick up the pace and take the action to the ringside area in an attempt to throw ZSJ off his game plan. Omega was successful, slamming Sabre's head off the commentator's table multiple times.

Zack managed to regain control and take the match back in the ring, but Omega once again managed to change the speed of the matchup and turn things in his favor. Things would eventually settle down, and the match would turn into a back-and-forth contest, with neither man able to truly take control.

Late in the match, things would really pick up the pace as both Kenny and Zack got multiple near falls on one another. The crowd ate it up as ZSJ was able to reverse multiple One Winged Angels from Omega, but the Best Bout Machine finally landed the third one to score the pinfall victory.

Jon Moxley defends AEW gold against ROH World Champion Bandido

Jon Moxley defeated Bandido to retain the AEW Continental Championship. The match was pretty even early on between the champion and challenger, but Moxley hitting Bandido with a piledriver on the steel steps outside of the ring certainly swung things in favor of the champion. Bandido, wearing all white, was busted open in the process right above the mask, it's going to create quite the visual as the match moves on.

Moxley puts Bandido back in the ring and tears up his mask, drawing a lot of heat from the crowd for his heel tactics in this matchup. Bandido manages to change the tide of the matchup, picking up the pace and putting the champion on his heels. However, things swung back in Moxley's favor when he got his knees up to counter Bandido's frog splash.

Mox hits Bandido with a Death Rider, but Bandido kicks out at two, much to the champion's chagrin. Bandido would hit Moxley with Moonsault and Battery, but Moxley kicked out at two as well. The finish of the match saw Moxley lock Bandido in a grapevine sleeper hold until Bandido passed out. After the match, Moxley and Bandido shook hands in a sign of respect.

IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship: Shota Umino (c) vs. PAC. This match was fast-paced from the get-go, and neither man seemed intent on slowing down. PAC and Umino went back and forth early, but Umino was able to take advantage of the Death Rider out at ringside before taking the match back in the ring.

Keep refreshing throughout the evening for live coverage of tonight's AEW Forbidden Door pay-per-view event.

AEW Forbidden Door card:

  • Drilla Moloney defeated Daniel Garcia (Buy In)
  • Survival of the Fittest qualifying match: Maika defeated Skye Blue (Buy In)
  • Divine Dominion defeated Thunder Rosa and Olympia to retain the AEW Women's World Tag Team Titles
  • Young Bucks defeated El Sky Team and Unbound Co.
  • Kenny Omega defeated Zack Sabre Jr.
  • Jon Moxley defeated Bandido to retain the AEW Continental Championship
  • IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship: Shota Umino (c) vs. PAC
  • AEW World Tag Team Championship: Adam Copeland and Christian Cage (c) vs. The Dogs
  • AEW Women's World Championship: Thekla (c) vs. Starlight Kid
  • Women's Owen Hart Tournament Finals: Mercedes Moné vs. Maya World
  • 12-Man Cage match: Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, Kyle O'Reilly, Konosuke Takeshita, and Darby Allin vs. MJF, Kyle Fletcher, Kazuchika Okada, Andrade El Idolo, Jake Doyle, and Kevin Knight
  • Men's Owen Hart Tournament Finals: Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland
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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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