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The Young Bucks, the wrestling brothers Matt and Nick Jackson who co-founded All Elite Wrestling, are preparing to defend their AEW World Tag Team Championship against Adam Copeland and Christian Cage this Sunday at All In. The event, taking place at Wembley Stadium for the third time in four years, has become the promotion’s marquee annual attraction since its inaugural 2018 installment fundamentally reshaped professional wrestling.
Nick Jackson reflected on the growth of All In in a Friday social media post, expressing disbelief at how the event has evolved over the years. “Never in my wildest dreams did I think the original concept of All In would turn into what it’s become,” Jackson wrote, thanking longtime fans for their support and encouraging them to make noise during Sunday’s broadcast.
The championship match represents a long-sought collision between two legendary tag teams. Copeland previously indicated in comments to media that facing the Young Bucks had been on his wrestling bucket list for years, alongside other top-tier tandems like FTR. The title holders, who won their belts at Double or Nothing, now face formidable challengers in their first defense at the London venue.
Copeland credited a recent match against Mox as the catalyst for reuniting him with Cage as an active tag team, allowing the storyline to develop naturally over time. The pairing has energized both competitors, who have focused on crafting engaging character work and storytelling alongside the in-ring action.
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