Tonight’s AEW All Out airing September 26, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, which is located northwest of Chicago. The show sees AEW World Champion “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay defend his title against The Death Riders’ AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley. Plus, AEW National Champion Andrade El Ídolo will defend his title against The Death Riders’ “The Bastard” PAC.
The show kicks off at 7:00 PM ET on YouTube and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Prime Video. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!
Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AEW All Out on September 26, 2026
- AEW World Championship Match: “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay (c) vs. The Death Riders’ AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley
- AEW National Championship Match: Andrade El Ídolo (c) vs. The Death Riders’ “The Bastard” PAC
- AEW TBS Championship Open Challenge Match: CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone (c) vs. TBD
- AEW International Championship Match: Don Callis Family’s “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. “The Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa
- AEW World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Match: AEW TNT Champion Darby Allin and Steven Borden vs. Don Callis Family (“The Jet” Kevin Knight and “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher)
- AEW Women’s World Championship #1 Contender’s Match: Triangle of Madness’ “The Toxic Spider” Thekla vs. The Conglomeration’s Willow Nightingale
- AEW World Trios Championship Match: Swerve Strickland and The New Level (“Awesome” Austin Creed and Kofi) (c) vs. “Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and ROH World Champion Bandido)
- AEW Women’s World Championship Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter) (c) vs. Divine Dominion (“Colossal” Lena Kross and “The Megasus” Megan Bayne)
- AEW World Tag Team Championship 3-Way Ladder Match: Cage & Cope (Christian Cage and “The Rated R Superstar” Adam Copeland) (c) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax “The Axe” Harwood) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)
- AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show Singles Match: “Jungle” Jack Perry vs. The Opps’ “The Wrestler” Katsuyori Shibata
- AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show Tag Team Match: Triangle of Madness’ Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue) vs. Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata
- AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show 8-Man Tornado Tailgate Brawl: Bang Bang Gang (“Switchblade” Jay White, Ace Austin, Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn) vs. The Death Riders (Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta) and The Dogs (David Finlay and Clark Connors)
AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show Results (9/26/2026): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show opens up with Renee Paquette welcoming us and she introduces RJ City, Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett as her co-hosts. They then give us a rundown of what is to happen tonight at All Out and talk about the matches.
Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Taz then welcome us to the show and Katsuyori Shibata makes his way down to the ring for the first match of the pre-show. Jack Perry then makes his way down to the ring next.
Singles Match: “Jungle” Jack Perry vs. The Opps’ “The Wrestler” Katsuyori Shibata
The match starts off with both men locking up. Katsuyori Shibata then hits a chop on Jack Perry’s chest. Perry then jams his boot into Shibata’s shoulder in the corner of the ring. Perry then sends Shibata crashing onto the ring apron with a knee strike, but Shibata hits a chop to Perry’s chest. Perry then responds with several chops of his own, but Shibata nails Perry with a chop and delivers a suplex to Perry on the ring apron. He then hits a second suplex on Perry on the floor, but Perry cinches in a Snare Trap on Shibata. Shibata then hits a series of kicks to Perry’s chest, but Perry sends Shibata crashing into the mat spine first and hits a powerbomb on him. Perry then manages to roll up Shibata for the win as Shibata looks visibly frustrated about the loss.
The winner of the Singles Match, “Jungle” Jack Perry!
After the match, HOOK, Anthony Bowens, Action Andretti and the returning Samoa Joe make their way out. Joe then stares down Perry, but Perry extends his hand to Joe. Joe then looks to walk away, but Perry stops him and demands that Joe shake his hand. Joe then shoves Perry and heads to the back with the rest of The Opps.
We then get a video package looking at the AEW World Tag Team Championship 3-Way Ladder Match.
Sisters of Sin then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the pre-show and Queen Aminata and Mina Shirakawa follow.
Tag Team Match: Triangle of Madness’ Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue) vs. Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata
The match starts off with Julia Hart and Mina Shirakawa. After an early skirmish, Skye Blue is tagged in. Queen Aminata comes in as well. Aminata then hits Blue with a running kick. Shirakawa then comes in and hits a tornillo on Blue. Julia Hart then distracts Shirakawa by pulling her leg, allowing Blue to hit a knee strike. Blue then hits a DDT. Sisters of Sin are now in control at this stage. Hart then unloads on Aminata. Blue then makes a blind tag and maintains the upperhand for Sisters of Sin. After some back-and-forth action, Shirakawa and Aminata double team Blue.
Aminata is now the legal competitor for her side. Aminata then hits a stomp on Blue before Hart hits Aminata with a kick. Sisters of Sin then apply submission moves at the same time on Aminata and Shirakawa, but they somehow survive. Aminata then gets a near fall. All four women are now down after some big moves. Shirakawa is then tagged in. Blue then gets a two count after a roll-up. Hart then takes down Aminata on the apron and on the floor. Blue then hits a Code Blue on Shirakawa for the win.
The winners of the Tag Team Match, Triangle of Madness’ Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue)!
We then head to the back, where Mick Foley interviews Bang Bang Gang. Juice Robinson talks about their game plan for their match tonight like it is a football game.
We then get a video package looking at the AEW World Championship Match.
The Dogs and The Death Riders then make their way down to the ring for the final match of the pre-show and Bang Bang Gang follow.
8-Man Tornado Tailgate Brawl: Bang Bang Gang (“Switchblade” Jay White, Ace Austin, Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn) vs. The Death Riders (Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta) and The Dogs (David Finlay and Clark Connors)
The match starts off with all eight men in the ring brawling. Bang Bang Gang then stand tall early on. Colten Gunn then throws a football at David Finlay before Jay White hits him with a DDT. We then get some back-and-forth action. The Death Riders and The Dogs then make their comeback and start posing in the ring. A barbecue grill and a table are then brought out. White then sends Finlay over the table before White is also dropped. Bang Bang Gang are in trouble at this stage. Finlay then hits a running uppercut on White. Wheeler Yuta then hits Ace Austin with a suplex on the entrance ramp.
Daniel Garcia, Wheeler Yuta and The Dogs then take turns to unload on Jay White. Ace Austin then takes down all four men on the ramp. Austin then follows it up with a dive to the outside. Austin Gunn then hits a face plant on Clark Connors. The Gunns then take down The Dogs. White then hits a dive from the turnbuckles on his opponents. A keg is then brought into the ring. After some back-and-forth, Daniel Garcia gets hits with a 3:10 to Yuma. Yuta then almost gets the win for his team with a roll-up, but White comes in and hits a Blade Runner for the win.
The winners of the 8-Man Tornado Tailgate Brawl, Bang Bang Gang (“Switchblade” Jay White, Ace Austin, Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn)!
The AEW All Out Saturday Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show then comes to a close.
AEW All Out Results (9/26/2026): Live Match Updates and Highlights
AEW All Out opens up with a video package hyping the lineup for tonight’s show, including several big title matches and some key contendership bouts.
We then head to ringside, where commentary welcomes us to the show and they hype up the sold-out crowd before we kick off the main card with the AEW National Championship.
PAC then makes his way out, dapping up his fellow Death Riders before making his way down to the ring through the crowd. Andrade El Idolo then makes his way out with some ladies nearby holding his title and his contract for a guaranteed shot at the World Championship. They then hand the items to Andrade as another lady holds his jacket and Andrade makes his way into the ring before we get this match underway.
AEW National Championship Match: Andrade El Ídolo (c) vs. The Death Riders’ “The Bastard” PAC
The match starts off with both men staring each other down, but Andrade is distracted by the “how you know” chants before the two circle the mat. This then goes into a dueling chant for both men as Andrade charges at PAC, who hits Andrade with a release German suplex pulling him away from the ropes only for Andrade to hit a Dia de los Muertos. Andrade is then slow to make a cover and this allows PAC enough time to kick out at two. Both men then get back into it now, trading strikes before they end up sending each other to the canvas. Both men then finally get to their feet as the dueling chants begin again. Andrade then looks for a handshake from PAC, who kicks Andrade in the gut for his troubles.
PAC then sends Andrade to the corner, but Andrade fights back with a cross body for a near fall. Andrade then looks to keep things under control as he hits a vertical suplex, but a three Amigos is blocked with a standing switch from PAC. PAC is then hit with a dropkick from Andrade, forcing him to the outside. PAC then slowly gets back to his feet as Andrade leaps over the top rope and he is hit with a knee strike by PAC. PAC then rolls into the ring, distracting the referee as Marina Shafir gets some shots in on Andrade. PAC then brings Andrade back into the ring for more damage before the referee calls for a rope break. Shafir then pulls Andrade out of the ring while the referee is admonishing PAC and she hits some more shots before PAC comes out to deliver even more damage.
PAC then brings Andrade toward the barricade before Shafir charges at him, but Andrade sends her over the rail and into the crowd. Andrade then turns his attention back to PAC, eventually bringing him back into the ring and going up top. PAC then intercepts Andrade on the turnbuckle and both men fight it out on the top until PAC gets knocked to the mat with a back elbow by Andrade. Andrade then goes for a moonsault press as PAC rolls away and he just catches PAC with a standing moonsault instead, getting a near fall in the process. Andrade then sends PAC into the corner, looking for a running Meteora but PAC catches him off a distraction, sending him into the turnbuckle with a belly to belly suplex. PAC then brings Andrade in for a cover, but only gets a two count and he quickly transitions into a cravat as Andrade fights back to his feet.
Both men are now back up and they trade strikes. Andrade then takes PAC down twice to build up momentum. He then pops back to his feet as the crowd cheers and starts to give them what they want with the pants removal, only for PAC to catch him by surprise but Andrade fights right back, hitting a three Amigos on PAC instead. PAC then gets to his feet, but Andrade just sends him over to the outside instead before finally making good on a promise to the fans by removing his pants. PAC then gets to a standing position as Andrade hits the ropes to build up speed, hitting a tornillo onto PAC. Andrade then notices a nice lady in the front row, offering a selfie with her but Shafir shows up from behind and she chokes the lady out to the shock of Andrade.
This then allows PAC to blindside Andrade, bringing him back into the ring before going up top for a Black Arrow but instead goes for a 450 splash off the top rope for what ends up being a two count. Andrade then heads to the corner but is caught with a running kick by PAC, who climbs up top once more only to be dropped by Andrade. Andrade then climbs the turnbuckle, hoisting PAC onto his shoulders but PAC counters into a hurricanrana. Andrade then pops back to his feet and hits another Dia de los Muertos on PAC, who rolls out of the grasp of Andrade and lands on the floor. Andrade then follows him out of the ring, but PAC sends him into the guardrail with a body drop before both men end up on the floor. With the referee making the count, both men get into the ring right at nine.
PAC then intercepts Andrade, setting him up for a Black Arrow but Andrade evades it. Andrade then looks to hit the DM, but Shafir hops on the apron to stop him. This then allows PAC to hit a reverse rana on Andrade, building up speed for a lariat. PAC then looks to make a cover, but actually turns Andrade over for the Brutalizer only for Andrade to turn PAC onto his shoulders for the win.
The winner and still the AEW National Champion, Andrade El Ídolo!
After the match, Andrade celebrates his win.
We then get a video package hyping up the next match of the PPV. Steven Borden has a lot of pressure as he makes his PPV debut alongside Darby Allin and both men faces off against Don Callis Family’s Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher to determine the #1 Contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship.
Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV with Don Callis and Darby Allin and Steven Borden follow. They then head down the ramp, making a beeline for the ring to pose for the crowd before this match gets underway.
AEW World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Match: AEW TNT Champion Darby Allin and Steven Borden vs. Don Callis Family (“The Jet” Kevin Knight and “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher)
The match starts off with Kyle Fletcher and Darby Allin, only for Steven Borden to look to get in on this action first. A tag is then made and Borden locks up with Fletcher, who brings Borden to the ropes forcing a break as the crowd chants “f–k Don Callis.” Borden then fights off Fletcher, but not for long as a distraction from Knight allows Fletcher to blindside Borden. Allin then gets involved, fending off Knight on the outside as Fletcher makes his escape from the ring. The referee then begins a count, asking Fletcher if he’s planning to wrestle as he reaches the count of eight before Fletcher finally gets back in. Borden then hits Fletcher with an arm drag before cinching in an armbar, but Fletcher breaks free for a tag to Knight.
Borden then applies a side headlock before Knight breaks free, but he can’t take Borden down with a shoulder tackle. This then ends with Borden taking Knight to the mat with a dropkick before tagging in Allin. Knight then quickly leaves the ring after popping Allin in the mouth, forcing Allin to chase him around and back in the ring where Fletcher blindsides him off a tag. Allin then goes for a springboard arm drag on Fletcher, but Knight trips him up on the top rope instead forcing Allin to the outside. Fletcher then pulls the ring steps away from its place in the corner before Knight sends Allin in that direction. Allin then manages to stop himself, jumping off the steps for a senton attempt on Fletcher who catches him for a powerbomb onto the steps.
He then brings Allin back into the ring before tagging in Knight and the Don Callis Family double teams Allin for a two count. Fletcher then tags back in, sending Allin to the corner only for Allin to counter with a reverse DDT sending Fletcher to the mat for a two count. Fletcher is then back up and he hoists Allin up as he heads to his corner. Allin then gets a tag to Borden but the referee insists he didn’t see it, keeping Borden back as Fletcher launches Allin to the floor outside. He then brings Allin back in, but Allin fights him off long enough for a tag to Borden. “Steve” chants from the crowd as Borden unloads on Fletcher and Knight, but the Don Callis Family regain control as they bring him to the outside before sending him into the guardrail.
Allin then comes in with a dive on Fletcher, but gets laid out by Knight before being brought back to the ring. Allin is now trapped in a tree of woe as Knight goes to the adjacent corner for a Coast to Coast, but Borden manages to pull Allin off the turnbuckle. He then challenges Knight as they leap off the turnbuckle toward each other. We then see Borden hit a chop of sorts on Knight in the collision, but as both men drop to the mat it seems as if Borden is struggling to get back up off a bad landing. The medic is then called in on this and the call is made for a doctor’s stoppage giving the Don Callis Family the win.
The winners of the AEW World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Match due to a doctor’s/referee’s stoppage and new #1 Contender’s to the AEW Wold Tag Team Championship, Don Callis Family (“The Jet” Kevin Knight and “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher)!
After the match, commentary discusses what’s happened as the Don Callis Family quietly celebrates their win. After some time, we get confirmation that Borden is back on his feet and being helped out of the ring.
All Out then rolls on as we take a look at Persephone’s open challenge to defend the TBS Championship tonight before she teams with Dr. Britt Baker to take on Hyan and Thunder Rosa at Dynamite.
We then head back to ringside as Persephone makes her way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV with Britt Baker. Persephone then enters the ring as we await her opponent and it is none other than Dani Luna. Luna then makes her way down to the ring to a decent reaction from the crowd before this match gets underway.
AEW TBS Championship Open Challenge Match: CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone (c) vs. Dani Luna
The match starts off with both women locking up and they go back and forth until they end up trading strikes instead. Luna is then sent to the ropes by Persephone, but gets nothing on a shoulder tackle. They then lock back up to trade holds and Persephone takes Luna down for a near fall. Belly to belly suplex is then hit followed by a fireman’s carry for another near fall and Luna gets into it with Persephone knocking her to the mat with a right hand. Persephone then fights back before being taken out with a lariat by Luna for a two count. Luna then takes Persephone to the corner, but Persephone hits a hammer throw. Luna then blocks a monkey flip and hits a high boot, but with the referee distracted checking on Persephone Baker knocks Luna off the turnbuckle.
The referee then checks on Luna as she struggles to her feet, just in time for Persephone to hit her with a dive through the ropes. Persephone then takes Luna back into the ring for a near fall before sending Luna into the ropes and distracts the referee while Baker hits a cheap shot. Persephone then maintains control as she brings Luna to her feet, but Luna fights back for a Northern Lights suplex and a bridge for two. Persephone then sets Luna up for a basement dropkick, but Luna blocks a piledriver and cradles Persephone for a near fall before Persephone fights to her feet for a knee strike sending Luna to the turnbuckle. Luna then responds with a dropkick, keeping Persephone down.
Persephone then tries to fight back before Luna hits the ropes for a running boot, but struggles to capitalize on it. She then gets back to her feet for a back suplex on Persephone, who rolls her up for two. Luna then hoists Persephone up using the ropes for a modified Blue Thunder Bomb of sorts and the cover, but Persephone kicks out. Baker then tries to get involved and gets kicked away by Luna instead. Persephone then fights off Luna on the apron, hitting a German suplex that drops Luna on the hardest part of the ring. She then brings Luna back into the ring for another cover, but Luna kicks out. Persephone then sets Luna up for a double wristlock and Luna tries to roll through, which only tightens the grip furthe.
Luna then manages to break free enough to fight Persephone away and get to her feet, hitting some hard shots on Persephone before she gets tripped to the mat. Both women are now down from the impact as the referee checks on them. Persephone then steps on the chest of Luna and walks over her to the ropes but Luna cuts her off, sending her to the apron. Luna then sets Persephone up on the ropes for a springboard suplex of some sort and it’s just enough for a two count. Luna then keeps at it as she drops Persephone to the mat once more, but the resulting pin gets broken up thanks to Baker pulling her to the ropes by the hair. The crowd is riled up by this, trying to tell the referee what happened as Baker argues her innocence only to be laid out with a dive by Luna. The distraction then allows Persephone to hit a dive of her own before bringing Luna back into the ring, but Luna fights back looking for another suplex. Persephone then breaks free, countering with a powerbomb for the win.
The winner of the Open Challenge Match and still the AEW TBS Champion, CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone!
After the match, Persephone hoists Baker up off the floor, celebrating with the TBS Title on her way up the ramp.
We then get a video package hyping up the International Championship Match between Kazuchika Okada and Tommaso Ciampa.
Tommaso Ciampa then makes his way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV. Kazuchika Okada then makes his way down to the ring next with Don Callis to get this match underway.
AEW International Championship Match: Don Callis Family’s “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. “The Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa
The match starts off with both men circling the mat before locking up and Okada takes Ciampa to the ropes forcing a break. Ciampa then goes for the lockup and sends Okada to the ropes this time, slapping Okada who lunges at him with a boot before sending Ciampa to the mat with a headscissor. Ciampa then escapes and gets a side headlock on Okada, who tries to shove him away only for Ciampa to grab the hair of Okada. This then reaches a standstill as Okada feigns a handshake, only to flip Ciampa off and this leads to both men trading strikes. Okada then goes for a Rainmaker, but Ciampa breaks free and he looks for a knee strike. Okada then finds a way out of it, leaving the ring for a breather.
Okada then eventually gets back into the ring as Ciampa starts running the ropes and Ciampa knocks him off the apron with a knee strike. Ciampa then leaves the ring, continuing the damage as the referee begins the count. Ciampa then rolls into the ring just enough to break the count as Callis mouths off at him from commentary and after Ciampa brings Okada back into the ring, he stands off with Callis telling him to say that to his face. He then gets back into the ring but is cut off by Okada, who brings Ciampa to the corner for some back elbow strikes. He then backs off and this allows Ciampa a chance to hit some shots of his own, only to be taken to the mat with a neckbreaker by Okada. Ciampa then heads to the corner now, but Okada hits him with a DDT for a two count.
Ciampa then starts fighting back as both men end up on the apron, where Ciampa hoists Okada on his shoulders but not for long as he is feeling the effects of the chops and he puts Okada back down. This then allows Okada to set Ciampa up on the turnbuckle before the two fight it out on the top, where Okada breaks out of Ciampa’s grip and sends him to the floor with a dropkick. Okada then brings Ciampa to the barricade closest to Ciampa’s family, draping him onto the barricade for a DDT to the floor before going back into the ring to break the count. With Ciampa still on the floor, Okada leaves the ring where he confronts Ciampa’s daughter. He then ends up flipping off the little girl, who gives a double bird of her own to Okada.
Okada is shocked by this and this allows Ciampa to send Okada into the barricade before celebrating with his little girl. He then brings Okada back into the ring, setting him up for an Angel’s Wings but it’s only good for a two count as Okada manages to kick out. Okada then escapes to the corner, but Ciampa drives his boot into the face of Okada who fights out of the corner for a neckbreaker across the knee. Scoop slam by Okada and he goes up top for an elbow drop. He then flips the crowd off before pointing the finger at Ciampa who takes a bite out of the finger, rising to his feet before setting the hand down to stomp on it. Ciampa then gets countered by Okada, who hits a body slam but Ciampa is able to fight back and counter out of a Rainmaker for a backstabber and a near fall.
He then brings Okada to the corner, but Okada breaks free and sends Ciampa to the mat as Callis leaves commentary to argue with the referee. We then see that Okada has grabbed a screwdriver while the referee is distracted and he leaps off the turnbuckle into a knee strike by Ciampa. Ciampa then goes for a knee strike, but it gets countered into a German suplex by Okada. Ciampa then fights back, dodging a Rainmaker but running into a dropkick by Okada only to duck a Rainmaker and a dropkick to hit a running knee. Cover by Ciampa, but Okada kicks out at two. Ciampa then sends Okada to the ropes for a dropkick, mocking Okada’s old pose before going for a Rainmaker but Okada fights out of it, cradling Ciampa for two. He then hits one Rainmaker but the second is dodged by Ciampa, who goes for another running knee but takes a dropkick and a body slam instead. Okada then sets him up for a Rainmaker and hits it for the win.
The winner and still the AEW International Champion, Don Callis Family’s “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada!
After the match, Okada takes the title and celebrates outside the ring, mocking Ciampa’s daughter before joining Callis up the ramp.
We then return to commentary, where Tony Schiavone has an update on Steven Borden. Borden is conscious and responding and the medical team is awaiting further word from the doctor beyond that.
We then get a video package looking at the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight.
Divine Dominion then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV. The Brawling Birds then make their way down to the ring next with weapons and this causes Divine Dominion to rush out there to get things underway.
AEW Women’s World Championship Chicago Street Fight: The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter) (c) vs. Divine Dominion (“Colossal” Lena Kross and “The Megasus” Megan Bayne)
The match starts off with Alex Windsor and Lena Kross going at it with Kross taking control, bringing Windsor into the ring before Megan Bayne brings Jamie Hayter in as well. Divine Dominion then set up a couple of chairs, looking for a curb stomp type of move but the Brawling Birds turn it around with a set of drop toe holds sending Divine Dominion into the chairs instead. The Brawling Birds then keep on the attack, sending Bayne out of the ring before laying into Kross. Windsor then goes to the ropes and gets leveled with a trashcan lid by Bayne, who gets back into the ring to go after Hayter. A golden chair then comes into play with Bayne sending it into the face of Windsor in the corner, while Hayter tries to suplex Kross off the apron.
She is then launched off the apron with a boot by Bayne into a powerbomb by Kross, driving her through a table that was previously set up. This then allows Divine Dominion to turn their attention to Windsor, with Kross holding her by the arms over the top rope while Bayne grabs a kendo stick to slam across her back. Windsor then lets Bayne know she hits like “a little b—h” which only riles her up to hit more shots to the back, but in comes Hayter to finally break things up with a cross body. She then grabs a kendo stick and attacks both opponents before Windsor joins her, setting up for a side leg sweep with the stick. Bayne is back up and she has a barbed wire chair, only to take it to the face with a dropkick by Hayter. Windsor then comes back into the ring with a trash can, slamming it against Kross before propping it over her head for a missile dropkick by Hayter and a near fall. Bayne is back up and all four women go at it, eventually dropping to the mat as they run out of energy.
They then slowly get back to their feet, each setting up a chair before trading strikes from the seats and they get to their feet. This then continues until Divine Dominion take control, slamming the Brawling Birds down hard for a couple of near falls in the process. They then send Windsor out of the ring before going after Hayter in the corner. Hayter then fights out of it and hits a German on Bayne and Windsor is back in as the Brawling Birds focus on Bayne, who turns it around with a German suplex sending both Windsor and Hayter to the canvas. Bayne then leaves the ring, walking to one of the guardrails and pulling it away before bringing it into the ring. Kross then props it against the corner while Bayne sets a chair up on the other side, but Hayter fights back slamming a kendo stick against Bayne’s back. Bayne is then sent out of the ring, but Kross looks for a suplex on both women who counter to send her crashing into the guardrail.
Two Birds One Stone is then blocked by a returning Bayne, who hits a kick on Windsor so Kross can make the cover but Windsor manages to kick out just in time. Divine Dominion then regain control, as they set up a couple of chairs for Divine Intervention on Windsor, who gets driven down hard for the cover but in comes Hayter to break the pin. Divine Dominion then leave the ring, noticing something covered up at ringside and they unveil a board with barbed wire. They then bring the board into the ring, propping it up against the corner before setting up the barbed wire chair on the opposite side. They then lift up The Brawling Birds as Windsor gets sent into the chair, but Hayter turns it around with a Death Valley Driver sending Bayne through the board. Outside the ring, Kross grabs a pouch to bring into the ring, revealing a pile of thumbtacks. She then lifts Windsor up for a scoop slam, but Hayter comes into the ring with one hand wrapped in a chain and a bottle in her other hand which she cracks over the head of Kross. Two Birds One Stone then sends Kross onto the tacks and Windsor gets the pin for the win.
The winners of the Chicago Street Fight and still the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions, The Brawling Birds (Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter)!
After the match, The Brawling Birds celebrate.
We then get a video package hyping up Blood & Guts on November 4.
As the ring crew cleans up the mess from the previous match, we get another update from Tony Schiavone that the fans get as well and that is that Steve Borden arrived at the nearest hospital and he is conscious and more to the point, he has been talking about the match. This then gives us a positive update on his situation.
We then get a video package hyping up the World Trios Title Match as Swerve Strickland and The New Level defend against Brodido and “Hangman” Adam Page.
“Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV. Swerve Strickland and The New Level then make their way down to the ring next to get this match underway.
AEW World Trios Championship Match: Swerve Strickland and The New Level (“Awesome” Austin Creed and Kofi) (c) vs. “Hangman” Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and ROH World Champion Bandido)
The match starts off with Bandido and Kofi and Bandido sends Kofi to the mat with a shoulder tackle. Kofi is then back up and the two trade offense, with Bandido giving a finger gun pose to Kofi who smacks it away with one of his own. Bandido is then taken aback and turns it back around on Kofi, who takes Bandido to the mat with a dropkick. Bandido then goes for a monkey flip, but Kofi lands on his feet as does Bandido when Kofi goes for one of his own. The exchange then leads to a handshake between the two. Tags are then made to Brody King and Austin Creed and both men lock up as King shoves Creed away with ease, not once but twice. This then leads to Creed feeling unsure about himself, but gets hyped up by his partners to keep at it.
Shoulder tackle off the ropes then leads to no effect and King drops him down instead for a senton. King then sends Creed to the outside and Page sneaks a running kick to Creed before King props him up against the barricade for a running cross body. King then brings Creed back into the ring before tagging in Page. The two then go at it until Page takes down Creed, who gets a tag to Kofi as Strickland apparently takes umbrage with being inadvertently struck by Page moments ago. Strickland is then arguing with Prince Nana about what to do as Kofi goes to work on Page, who gets pulled to the outside by Strickland. A tag is then made to Bandido seconds before, but the focus is on Page and Strickland going out it on the outside.
The ref then comes out to de-escalate the situation, which leads to Kofi getting back into it with a dropkick on Bandido. A tag is then made to a returning Strickland, who stomps away at Bandido until Creed tags in to calm things down. This then allows the champions to maintain control leading to a triple team off a tag to Strickland and Strickland gets the cover for two. Strickland continues to go after Bandido, but his focus is on Page staring him down from the apron before taking Bandido back down. Strickland then turns his attention back to Page, taunting him with a griddy before cinching in a submission hold on Bandido. Bandido then breaks free, but is sent to the corner by Strickland and this allows Bandido to get back into it. Strickland then sends him across the ring and taunts Page some more, leading to Page trying to intervene before the referee calls him away. Strickland then goes after Bandido, who launches him into the corner before running for a tag to King.
Creed with a tag as well but he gets laid out quickly by King, who fends off Kofi before setting Creed up in the corner for a cannonball. He then pulls Creed to the middle of the ring for a cover, but Strickland comes in and kicks King’s arm off to break up the pin. He then pulls Creed to the corner, looking for a tag as King turns his attention to Page and both men are finally legal in this match. Page then charges at Strickland, pummeling away at him until Kofi and Creed get involved. This then leads to all six men going at it in the ring until we’re left with just Strickland and Page in the ring itself. Strickland then dodges a Buckshot lariat but gets taken down hard by Page, only for Creed to pull him out to safety. This then leads to the challengers getting the upper hand before Creed is set up against the knees of Bandido with King holding him steading for a leg drop by Page.
Kofi then comes back in but is kept away by Page, who gets back in the ring and so does Strickland, looking for a House Call. Page then stops him in the corner and he and Bandido end up setting up Strickland and Kofi respectively for fall away slams off the turnbuckle. Cover by Page, but Creed gets into the ring to break it up. Creed and King then make the tags and the two trade offense until Creed lifts King up, but Bandido lifts up both Strickland and Kofi on the other side. King then breaks free and sets Creed up on the top of the pile, allowing Bandido to drop all three champs at once to the mat. Bandido then sets up Strickland for a 21 Plex but Kofi and Creed stop it, only for King to launch all of them to the mat with a German suplex. Chaos then ensues as Page sends Kofi and Strickland out of the ring, while King hits a piledriver on Creed for a two count.
King then sends Creed to the corner, while Strickland goes to work on Bandido on the outside. Kofi then intercepts King on the turnbuckle, allowing Creed to hit a powerbomb for a near fall of his own. Triple team by the champs culminates in a 450 splash by Strickland, but King gets a shoulder up before three. Strickland is in the corner as he looks for a House Call, but Page comes in to stop him. This then leads to Kofi getting involved and the champs regain control until King hits Strickland with a lariat. Bandido then gets a tag as chaos ensues once more, with Page looking for a Buckshot Lariat on Strickland only to drop Creed instead. Bandido then gets back in, hitting an X-Knee on Strickland before setting him up for a 21 Plex and Strickland lands on his feet, hitting Bandido with a Big Pressure for the win.
The winners and still the AEW World Trios Champions, Swerve Strickland and The New Level (“Awesome” Austin Creed and Kofi)!
After the match, The champs celebrate their win.
We then get a video package hyping up the next match, with Thekla taking on Willow Nightingale to see who faces Mercedes Moné at WrestleDream.
Thekla and Willow Nightingale then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV and we get this match underway.
AEW Women’s World Championship #1 Contender’s Match: Triangle of Madness’ “The Toxic Spider” Thekla vs. The Conglomeration’s Willow Nightingale
The match starts off with both men trading offense from the jump, each taking an advantage just temporarily. Powerbomb by Willow Nightingale is then countered and we get a trade of near falls as a result. Nightingale then sends Thekla to the ropes and hits a pounce dropping her down hard. Nightingale then keeps on Thekla in the corner for some right hands before bringing her to the canvas for a near fall. Body slam by Nightingale and she takes Thekla to the corner. Thekla then fights back and as Nightingale climbs the turnbuckle, she sends her to the floor instead. She then follows her opponent to the outside to mock her before sending Nightingale into the barricade. Thekla then eventually brings Nightingale back into the ring, but Nightingale sends her to the corner.
Thekla then targets the previously-injured arm of Nightingale on the ropes. This then forces Nightingale to back off, but Thekla goes after the hand and fingers now as she does more damage. She then stomps the hand before hitting a running boot. She then ducks a right hand from Nightingale on the apron before hitting another boot to the hand. She then gets back into the ring, only to be dropped to the mat by Nightingale who sends her into the corner and follows it up with a dropkick for a two count. Nightingale then continues the offense, setting up for a cloverleaf into a powerbomb, but Thekla manages to kick out once again. Thekla then leaves the ring for a breather, but gets dropped to the floor with a cannonball by Nightingale. Thekla then manages to turn it around as she gets to the ring and up top for a crossbody, this time taking Nightingale to the floor.
The referee then starts a count as both women get back to their feet. Thekla then goes for a standing Tarantula and Nightingale manages to break free by sending her into the guardrail. This then forces the referee to start a new count, which reaches nine as both women fight each other before realizing they need to get back in the ring and they do just in time. They then go back at it in the ring and Nightingale takes Thekla down hard for a two count. She then brings Thekla up before sending her into the corner, propping her up on the turnbuckle. The two then end up fighting it out on the turnbuckle, with Nightingale being knocked down before Thekla hits a double stomp right onto the injured hand of Nightingale. Thekla then gets into a spider pose and charges at Nightingale with a spear, but Nightingale manages to bridge out of it before three.
Thekla then tries to taunt her with another spider pose but Nightingale is not scared, setting up for a lariat off the ropes. She then goes to the ropes as Julia Hart runs down to the ring, distracting the referee while Skye Blue comes down to attack Nightingale’s hand with one of the Stardom titles. Blue then distracts the referee while Hart tries to do the same, but she hits Thekla instead before being sent out of the ring by Nightingale who goes for the cover only to get a two count. Thekla is back to her feet and she attacks the hand some more, eventually stomping on it twice and doing enough to get the win.
The winner of the AEW Women’s World Championship #1 Contender’s Match and new #1 Contender to the AEW Women’s World Championship, Triangle of Madness’ “The Toxic Spider” Thekla!
After the match, Thekla’s celebration is cut off short by the arrival of the champ herself, with Mercedes Moné posing with the belt on the stage to call out her official challenger for WrestleDream.
We then get a video package hyping up WrestleDream on October 17.
We then get a video package hyping up the 3-Way Ladder Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship.
FTR then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the PPV with Big Stoke. The Young Bucks then make their way down to the ring next and Adam Copeland and Christian Cage follow.
AEW World Tag Team Championship 3-Way Ladder Match: Cage & Cope (Christian Cage and “The Rated R Superstar” Adam Copeland) (c) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax “The Axe” Harwood) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)
The match starts off with all six men brawling and Dax Harwood is focused on Adam Copeland, who narrowly dodges a ladder that collides with the ring steps instead. He then gets into the ring to go after Matt Jackson, with the champs hitting a double team sending him to the mat. They then grab chairs from the outside, with Harwood trying to get involved and getting slammed with the chairs to the face instead. Near collision between the champs allows the Young Bucks to take control as they lay into Christian Cage and Copeland and on FTR. The champs then manage to get back into it now, sending FTR and Nick out before dropping Matt onto the chairs. They then go for a Conchairto, but Matt ducks it and Nick comes back in to take them down.
FTR then take advantage of this from the apron, but the champs are back in as they hit a couple of dives sending their opponents to the floor. They then bring in a ladder, but Nick intercepts Cage before stopping Copeland’s ascension on the ladder. They then trade offense before Nick is sent to the ropes and he responds with a dropkick knocking Copeland to the mat. FTR are now back in as they go at it with the Young Bucks, but the champs are back in and they take control. They then set up Nick and Matt in the corner, using the ladder as a weapon to keep the Young Bucks out of commission but in comes FTR, slamming Cope and Cage into the ladder in the corner. The Bucks are back in now, but FTR take them out with ease. Nick then gets sent to the corner, where he leaps over to take out Copeland while Matt hits a double bulldog on FTR. Cage is back in, but Matt hits him with a monkey flip onto the ladder propped up against the top rope.
Nick then lifts up the ladder as Matt goes up top, but Copeland comes back in to stop this as Nick is sent to the outside. Matt is then taken out of the action by the champs as Copeland makes an assessment before leaving the ring for a taller ladder. Wheeler is in the ring now as he returns and the ladder is pulled away as he tries to go for the titles. Copeland then slides in and knocks him down before propping the tall ladder on the middle rope like a platform. Harwood then comes back into this and ends up dropping Copeland onto the platformed ladder with a suplex, which drops them to the mat just as Cage and Wheeler each drop a splash onto their respective foes seconds later. Wheeler is the first back to his feet, standing the ladder up before climbing it. Cage then climbs from the other side but the Young Bucks intercept both men, setting the ladder up in the corner instead as they take out Wheeler in the opposite corner and Nick drops Cage to the mat with a backstabber.
They then try to set the ladder up correctly again before Wheeler intervenes once more, this time being sent away from the apron and driven through a table. Copeland then hits Matt with an Impaler that does not break the table on the other side. Cage and Nick then go at it in the corner and with the ladder down on the mat, Cage sends Nick down with an avalanche Killswitch onto the ladder. In the midst of this, Copeland gets back in the ring as he directs Cage to set up the ladder to climb it. He then grabs a chair to fend off FTR as Cage starts to climb the ladder, but in comes Big Stoke for a lowblow on Copeland. Cage then drops down to go after Stoke, who hits him to the face. Stoke then decides to make the climb himself, but he’s not quite near the titles as he reaches over and he doesn’t see Copeland back on his feet before Copeland tips the ladder over, sending Stoke over the top and through a table on the opposite side of the ring.
Copeland then makes the climb, but FTR intervenes with a couple of chairs. Harwood then sets Copeland up on the apron for a stuffed piledriver with help from Wheeler before the Bucks come in for a TK Driver on Harwood after sending Wheeler to the floor. They then set up another couple of tables before Nick puts Harwood onto one of them, with Matt propping Copeland on the other. The Young Bucks then climb the tall ladder on the outside, counting down before hitting a splash on Harwood and an elbow drop on Copeland. Cage then finally gets to his feet, only to be caught with a dive through the ladder by Wheeler. The Bucks then slowly get back up and we see Matt’s arm is cut from the table spot as they bring another ladder into the ring, but so does Harwood and Copeland.
Wheeler and Cage then join the fray as well as we’re once again left with all six men going at it. Three ladders a set up now in the middle of the ring, one just slightly taller than the others as all six make the climb before fighting it out near the top. This then culminates in a spear from Copeland sending Nick down to the mat and FTR hits a Shatter Machine sending Cage down hard. FTR then climb the ladders but are cut off by the champs, who prop Harwood’s head through the ladder rungs and hit a Conchairto. Wheeler then continues the climb, but the champs intercept him. Wheeler then tips a ladder over to send Copeland to the outside as Cage manages to stay on to fight it out with Wheeler before the Bucks pop back in, sending Wheeler crashing to the canvas with his leg catching the top rope on the way down. They then grab the arms of Cage for a BTE Trigger, sending him to the mat in the corner and they grab the titles off the hook for the win.
The winners of the 3-Way Match and new AEW World Tag Team Champions, The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)!
After the match, the Young Bucks celebrate their victory.
We then get a video package hyping up the return of Wardlow.
Commentary then hypes up then main event and we get a video package highlighting the situation between Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley leading to this World Championship Match.
Jon Moxley then makes his way out for the main event of the PPV, coming in through the crowd as many chant his name on his way to ringside. Moxley then enters the ring. We then get a violinist with a tune to usher in the arrival of Will Ospreay, a tune that evolves into something bordering on orchestral. On the screen, we get a video in the vein of the Assassin’s Creed video game series. We the head to the parking lot, where the United Empire hold a Death Riders flag and in walks Ospreay to burn away what used to be. He then makes his way toward ramp, where he tells us “let’s f–king end this” before his music hits. Out comes Ospreay to a big pop from the crowd. With both men in the ring, we get introductions for the challenger and champion before this match gets underway.
AEW World Championship Match: “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay (c) vs. The Death Riders’ AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley
The match starts off with both men locking up and Jon Moxley takes control, only for Will Ospreay to pull away to break free. Ospreay goes at it now, but Moxley quickly makes an escape. Hammerlock by Moxley, but it gets reversed into one by Ospreay. Moxley then turns it around, but Ospreay drops to the mat only for Moxley to take control. They then trade holds until Ospreay looks for a Deathground, but Moxley gets to the ropes to force a break. They then go back at it, with Ospreay trying to knock Moxley down before Moxley takes him to the mat, only for Ospreay to counter out and we get a standstill. They then go for a test of strength, but it turns into a chop from Moxley sending Ospreay to the corner.
Ospreay then turns it around for a chop of his own, finding a way out of Moxley’s grasp before sending him to the outside where he gets the drop on Moxley with a springboard dive. Ospreay then goes to work on Moxley some more before bringing him back into the ring and the fight makes its way to the corner. They then fight it out on the turnbuckle, where Moxley bites his way out of the grasp of Ospreay before raking the back. Front facelock by Moxley and it turns into a DDT driving Ospreay’s head onto the turnbuckle before Ospreay drops to the canvas. He then rolls out of the ring as the referee begins the count. Ospreay then gets to the ring to break the count, but is immediately knocked off by Moxley who sends Ospreay crashing into the ring steps before driving his face into it.
The referee begins a count that is broken as Moxley gets back into the ring. Ospreay then takes a breather on a chair set up outside as Moxley taunts the fans by licking blood off his wrist. Ospreay is now back in the ring but is sent to the ropes by Moxley, who attacks the head and face of Ospreay before the referee intervenes for a break. Moxley then takes Ospreay down hard with a neckbreaker, but only gets a one count for it. He then focuses on the back of Ospreay as he pulls him by the hair before attacking Ospreay’s fingers. He then stomps the hand of Ospreay for good measure before Ospreay gets back to his feet and he fights back with some forearm strikes. Moxley then takes him to the mat before going after first the hand and the head and neck of Ospreay.
Moxley then pulls Ospreay to the middle of the ring for a delayed piledriver, flipping off the crowd before dropping Ospreay on his head. Cover only gets a near fall as Ospreay fights back to his feet before Moxley hits some more shots. Gotch style piledriver is then blocked by Ospreay, who hits some chops before Moxley sends him to the ropes. Corkscrew kick is then blocked by Moxley, who puts Ospreay in an STF. Ospreay then gets to a partial vertical base as Moxley goes to work on the neck some more before Ospreay counters into a straightjacket hold of sorts. Moxley then breaks free, only for Ospreay to hit the ropes for a corkscrew kick. Both men are back up as Ospreay hits some strikes, but Moxley sends him to the corner and Ospreay responds with a dropkick for two.
As the two get to their feet once more, Ospreay really lays in the strikes before hitting a Skytwister Press for another near fall. Ospreay then kicks Moxley in the head. Both men are now looking to get a decisive advantage. Ospreay then hits Moxley with another kick. Moxley then counters Ospreay with a sleeper suplex and follows it up with a Gotch-Style piledriver for a near fall. Moxley then decapitates Ospreay with a vicious lariat. Ospreay then blocks Moxley’s stomp with his neck. Ospreay then counters Moxley and hits a powerbomb for a two count. Ospreay then hits a Styles Clash for a two count. Ospreay then hits an Oscutter, but Moxley kicks out at two once again. Ospreay hen goes for a Hidden Blade, but Marina Shafir holds onto his boot. The Death Riders then get involved, but Mike Bailey and Francesco Akira stop them.
Moxley then drops Ospreay. Ospreay then fights back, but he inadvertently takes down the referee. Yuta and Garcia and Bailey and Akira then battle at ringside. Ospreay then hits a Hidden Blade, but there is no referee. Yuta then attacks Ospreay. Akira then takes the fight to Yuta and Garcia. Bailey then sends them to the outside. Bailey then hits a triangle moonsault on Yuta and Garcia. Bailey then scares Shafir, but PAC blasts Bailey with a briefcase. PAC then looks to attack Ospreay, but Andrade stops him and hits the Dia de los Muertos. Moxley then hits a Paradigm Shift on Ospreay, but Ospreay responds with a Hidden Blade. Ospreay then goes for another Hidden Blade, but Shafir blasts Ospreay with the briefcase. Shafir then sends the referee back to the ring, but Ospreay kicks out at two.
Shafir then attacks the referee, but The Brawling Birds take her down. Yuta is also taken down. Hayter then takes out multiple stars with a dive to the outside. Moxley then hits a Stomp on Ospreay over the briefcase. He then does some trash-talking. Moxley then hits Ospreay with the briefcase after some hesitation. Another official comes out, but Ospreay kicks out. Moxley then hits two more Paradigm Shifts. He then hits a Death Rider, but Ospreay kicks out. Moxley then applies a rear choke on Ospreay. Ospreay then gets out and hits a Hidden Blade and follows it up with a Stormbreaker, but only gets a two count. Moxley is struggling as Ospreay goes to the corner behind him, calling him out before hitting one last Hidden Blade for the win.
The winner and still the AEW World Champion, “The Aerial Assassin” Will Ospreay!
After the match, Ospreay slowly gets to his feet as he is presented with the title, holding it up in celebration as he stares down Mox. We then get a replay of the finish before the celebration is cut short by Moxley taking the title away from Ospreay, but we realize it’s so he can present the belt himself to the champion. Moxley then takes his leave from the ring as Ospreay’s music hits once again and Shafir and Moxley leave through the crowd while Ospreay continues to celebrate with the title as the show comes to a close.
