AEW’s Current Plans For All In: London Main Event Revealed

AEW has already locked in All In: London for August 30, 2026—but the bigger story right now is what could headline the show.

With the event set to return to Wembley Stadium, questions quickly started popping up about the main event picture, especially after both Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay came up short in major title matches at Dynasty. Omega failed to take the AEW World Championship from MJF, while Ospreay couldn’t get past Jon Moxley. Now, there’s a strong indication of where things could be heading.

According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter on April 16, 2026, there’s one match internally that’s getting more backing than anything else to headline the show: “It appears there is more sentiment for Omega vs. Ospreay than any other match to headline All In.”

That note points to a clear direction behind the scenes, especially given the history between Omega and Ospreay and how their past encounters have been received. With both men already established as top-tier names in AEW, the idea of them meeting again on the biggest stage the company runs every year isn’t just logical—it’s something that’s clearly being discussed as the top option right now.

There’s still time before August, and plans can always change, but this gives the clearest picture yet of what AEW may be building toward for Wembley. If this ends up being the main event, it would put two of AEW’s biggest in-ring performers front and center in one of the company’s most important matches of the year.

Would Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay be the right call to headline All In, or do you think AEW should go in a completely different direction? Drop your thoughts below.