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All Elite Wrestling is set to stage its marquee event of the year at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday. The All In card has established itself as a premier platform for professional wrestling’s top talent, and this year’s installment maintains that tradition with multiple title defenses scattered throughout the lineup. The main event will feature AEW World Champion Kenny Omega facing challenger Will Ospreay.
Historically, All In has delivered unexpected moments that have reshaped AEW’s roster through surprising returns and fresh debuts. The event’s curated match card reflects that legacy, with storylines and rivalries converging at wrestling’s most storied venue. Fans can anticipate several pivotal encounters that will determine championship futures across multiple divisions.
A trios championship bout will headline the Buy In pre-show and carry into the opening segment of All In proper. Adam Page and Brodido, representing the Bang Bang Gang, will defend the AEW World Trios Championship against The Conglomeration, the Death Riders, The Demand and The Dogs, plus an undisclosed wildcard participant. The surprise entrant could prove decisive in this crowded encounter, maintaining All In’s tradition of unpredictability.
Kyle Fletcher will put his AEW International Championship on the line against Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada in a triple-threat contest. Fletcher’s rivalry with Takeshita intensified after defeating him at Dynamite: Spring Breakin’ for the title, while Takeshita had previously won the belt from Okada at Double or Nothing. Despite potential alignment between Fletcher and Okada, individual ambition will likely override any alliance with the championship at stake.
TNT Champion Kevin Knight will face Darby Allin, with Knight’s 135-day reign on the line following his April Casino Gauntlet victory in Vancouver. Knight’s transition from fan favorite to antagonist accelerated after aligning with the Don Callis Family and attacking “Speedball” Mike Bailey. Allin, seeking redemption following his AEW World Championship loss to MJF at Double or Nothing, has demonstrated relentless determination in pursuing gold regardless of personal cost.
The AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship will see the Divine Dominion’s Megan Bayne and Lena Kross defend against The Brawling Birds’ Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter. The Divine Dominion has commanded the women’s tag division since March, successfully repelling all challengers. The Brawling Birds will compete before their home crowd, a factor that could shift momentum in this matchup.
Jon Moxley will defend his AEW Continental Championship against Nigel McGuiness in the Continental Challenge Cup finals. Moxley seeks personal redemption after losing the AEW World Championship to Adam Page last year. McGuiness, managing an injury with limited recent in-ring time, faces an uphill battle against Moxley’s current form.
The men’s Casino Gauntlet match will determine the next AEW World Championship contender. Confirmed participants include Andrade El Idolo, MJF, Tommaso Ciampa, Mark Davis and Chris Jericho, with additional surprise entrants expected. MJF won this match last year at All In and will enter as a favorite, though his attention may be divided between the gauntlet and his rivalry with AEW National Champion Andrade.
Mercedes Moné will challenge AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale for the top women’s title. Moné earned this opportunity by winning the Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament earlier in the year. The two competitors share deep history, with Moné previously ending Nightingale’s first TBS Championship reign after holding the belt for 584 days, while Nightingale later reclaimed that title for 35 days. Nightingale captured the AEW Women’s World Championship after recovering from an injury that forced a previous title relinquishment.
The AEW World Tag Team Championship will see Christian Cage and Adam Copeland defend against The Young Bucks’ Matt and Nick Jackson. Tensions escalated between the teams following their encounter at Grand Slam Mexico and intensified on a recent Dynamite broadcast, with Copeland emerging as the last competitor standing. The Young Bucks have established themselves as dominant forces in tag team wrestling over years of competition.
The main event will pit AEW World Champion Kenny Omega against Will Ospreay in a career-defining matchup. Both competitors established themselves through legendary encounters during their New Japan Pro Wrestling tenures, producing some of professional wrestling’s most acclaimed matches. Ospreay earned this title shot by winning the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament, capturing an opportunity to defeat his stated hero Omega at Wembley Stadium in his home country, fulfilling a lifelong dream of main eventing the iconic venue.
All In begins at 1 p.m. ET with the Buy In pre-show starting at 11 a.m. ET. The event will be available in the United States on HBO Max, Amazon Prime, DAZN, PPV.com, YouTube, DirecTV, Sling and Dish Network.
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