the first betting odds for AEW All Out 2026 are out, and they aren’t exactly expecting Jon Moxley to leave Chicago with the AEW World Championship.
BetOnline has released odds for two matches currently set for the September 26 pay-per-view, with Will Ospreay opening as a gigantic favorite to retain the AEW World Championship against Moxley. Ospreay is sitting at -4000, while Moxley comes in as a massive +1000 underdog.
That means the oddsmakers see Ospreay’s first major title defense as about as one-sided as it gets on paper. Ospreay just captured the championship from Kenny Omega at All In, and AEW wasted little time putting Moxley in his path.
The match was made official at the end of the September 2 episode of Dynamite. After Gabe Kidd attacked Ospreay, Moxley and the Death Riders came out to stop the beatdown. Moxley eventually picked up the AEW World Championship, handed it back to Ospreay and stared him down as the All Out graphic appeared.
BetOnline also posted odds for the AEW World Tag Team Championship three-way ladder match involving Christian Cage and Adam Copeland, The Young Bucks and FTR. The Young Bucks are currently the favorites to walk away with the titles at -250. Defending champions Cage and Copeland are +150, while FTR are sitting all the way back at +450.
Early AEW All Out betting odds are:
- AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) -4000 vs. Jon Moxley +1000
- AEW World Tag Team Championship Three-Way Ladder Match: Young Bucks -250 vs. Cage & Copeland (c) +150 vs. FTR +450
The tag title match came together on Dynamite after all three teams ended up in the ring arguing over who deserved the championships. Copeland eventually proposed putting everybody together in a three-way match at All Out, giving The Young Bucks and FTR another shot at Cage and Copeland.
The early money clearly has The Bucks positioned to regain championship gold, but Ospreay is the real eye-opener here. A -4000 line leaves very little mystery about who BetOnline sees walking out of Chicago as AEW World Champion. Those odds can still move considerably before bell time, especially as more matches are added and betting action comes in.
AEW All Out takes place Saturday, September 26, 2026, from NOW Arena in Chicago, Illinois. AEW lists the event for 6:00 PM CT, which is 7:00 PM ET. Ringside News will have live coverage of AEW All Out throughout the night with match-by-match results, highlights and all the biggest moments from the show.
If the sportsbooks have this one right, Ospreay should have a very comfortable night while the tag titles are much more up for grabs. Of course, wrestling betting lines have a funny way of getting a lot more interesting once that bell actually rings.
Do you think BetOnline has the AEW All Out favorites right, or is there an upset waiting to happen in Chicago? Let us know what you think in the comments.
