AEW All In 2026 finally has betting odds—and BetOnline isn’t expecting several of Wembley Stadium’s biggest matches to be close. The odds posted on August 26 have Will Ospreay, The Brawling Birds and The Young Bucks walking into London as enormous favorites.
The biggest number belongs to Ospreay. He is listed at -3000 to defeat Kenny Omega and leave Wembley with the AEW World Championship. Omega is sitting at +900 despite entering the match as champion, making him one of the biggest underdogs on the entire card.
The Brawling Birds are also expected to crush Divine Dominion in the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship match. They opened as -1000 favorites, while the defending champions are listed at +550. The odds make a title change look extremely likely.
The Young Bucks are another team favored to leave London with gold. Matt and Nick Jackson are listed at -550 against AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, who enter as +325 underdogs.
Mercedes Mone is favored to defeat Willow Nightingale and capture the AEW Women’s World Championship. Mone opened at -200, while Willow is listed at +150 to retain her title.
Konosuke Takeshita leads the odds for the three-way AEW International Championship match. Takeshita is the -300 favorite, followed by defending champion Kyle Fletcher at +250 and Kazuchika Okada at +500.
The TNT Championship match is the only true toss-up on the board. Kevin Knight and Darby Allin are both listed at -120, meaning BetOnline sees no clear favorite heading into their Falls Count Anywhere fight.
The opening odds currently look like this:
- Konosuke Takeshita (-300) vs. Kyle Fletcher (+250) vs. Kazuchika Okada (+500)
- Kevin Knight (-120) vs. Darby Allin (-120)
- Willow Nightingale (+150) vs. Mercedes Mone (-200)
- Divine Dominion (+550) vs. The Brawling Birds (-1000)
- Kenny Omega (+900) vs. Will Ospreay (-3000)
- Adam Copeland and Christian Cage (+325) vs. The Young Bucks (-550)
The odds arrived while AEW continues its final push toward All In on August 30. The show had reached 42,028 distributed tickets as of August 25, with new seats still being opened inside Wembley Stadium.
Nothing is guaranteed until the bell rings, but the opening numbers paint a brutal picture for several champions. Omega, Divine Dominion, Copeland and Cage are all carrying titles into Wembley—and the betting lines suggest none of them should get too comfortable.
Which AEW All In betting favorite are you most confident will win, and which underdog has the best chance of pulling off an upset? Leave your feedback in the comments.
