AEW All 2026 left fans excited after the matches they saw and the future of the company. According to AEW’s Jeff Jarrett, the August 30th pay-per-view also likely prompted other wrestling promotions to do the same.
“Looking through the lens of tribalism … if you’re an Alabama (football) fan, I love when Tennessee is maybe not having the best year, I definitely want an SEC team to win. That’s just the way it is,” Jarrett said. My World Podcast.
“If you’re a pro wrestling fan and you’re a tried and true fan and you love WWE, just love WWE, I think if you want to sit down and watch the AEW show last night, you can say without a doubt, there’s one brand here and another brand here,” he continued. “They have many differences, but the biggest commonality is professionalism. So pro wrestling didn’t just win last night. They knocked it out of the park, which I think raises the bar for all of us: TNA, WWE, AEW, RevPro, DEFY Wrestling, 1 Fall Wrestling, MLP, you name it.”
All In, which takes place at Wembley Stadium in London, featured the main event of AEW World Champion Kenny Omega facing the winner of the 2026 Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament, Will Osprey. The Aerial Assassin continued to dethrone Omega. elsewhere, Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale via sandiming to capture the AEW Women’s World Championship.
On the same day as AEW’s biggest annual event, WWE hosted “NXT” Heatwave Grayson Waller of Edinburg, Texas pins Tony D’Angelo to claim the NXT Championship in the main event. Kealani Jordan also lost to Kendall Gray as the NXT Women’s Champion.
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