AEW All In 2026 delivered a night full of huge moments, surprises, title changes, and plenty to argue about. In this honest review, I break down the entire show from Wembley Stadium and give my thoughts on what worked, what didn't, and whether AEW actually delivered on its biggest event of the year. We’re talking about Will Ospreay finally defeating Kenny Omega to become AEW World Champion, Mercedes Moné winning the AEW Women’s World Championship from Willow Nightingale, Darby Allin capturing the TNT Championship from Kevin Knight in Falls Count Anywhere, Kazuchika Okada winning back the International Championship, and Jon Moxley retaining the Continental Championship against Nigel McGuinness. The Brawling Birds also won the Women’s World Tag Team Championship, while Adam Copeland and Christian Cage retained the AEW World Tag Team Championships against The Young Bucks. And then there was The New Level. Kofi and Austin Creed — formerly The New Day — made their AEW debut alongside Swerve Strickland in the Trios Roulette Royale and immediately won the AEW World Trios Championships. Their arrival completely changes AEW's tag and trios landscape, especially with FTR, Motor City Machine Guns, The Young Bucks and the new champions now all in the mix. We’ll also talk about Britt Baker’s shocking return, Persephone winning the TBS Championship, Andrade El Ídolo winning the Casino Gauntlet, the wild pre-show, the major surprises, the biggest matches, the questionable decisions, and what All In means for AEW heading into the next stretch of 2026. What did you think of AEW All In 2026? Was it a home run, a mixed bag, or did AEW fall short? Let me know in the comments! #AEW #AEWAllIn #AEWAllIn2026 #AEWReview #Wrestling

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