Will Ospreay wins AEW world title at All In in London

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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Will Ospreay wins AEW world title at All In in London
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AEW All In concluded Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London with Will Ospreay defeating Kenny Omega to secure the AEW World championship. Ospreay becomes the first British wrestler to capture a world title on English soil. The event featured 13 total matches, including The Buy In pre-show, with six championship titles changing hands during the card. Mercedes Moné claimed the Women’s World championship, while Persephone, The Brawling Birds, Kazuchika Okada, and Darby Allin also earned titles. The event also marked the return of Britt Baker and the debut of The New Level. Tony Khan and the company roster are holding a post-show media scrum to discuss the event results, recent rumors, and future plans for the organization.

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  • Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to win the AEW World title at Wembley Stadium.
  • Six titles changed hands throughout the 13-match event including The Buy In.
  • Mercedes Moné won the Women’s World championship.
  • Britt Baker returned to AEW competition during the card.
  • Tony Khan is hosting a post-show media scrum following the conclusion of the event.
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AEW’s newest biggest PPV event of the year is in the books. Sun., Aug. 30’s All In ended with Will Ospreay celebrating becoming the first Brit to win a World title on English soil, taking the AEW World title from Kenny Omega in a great match at London’s Wembley Stadium. It was the last match on a huge card that also saw the return of Britt Baker, the debut of The New Level, Mercedes Moné winning the Women’s World championship in another great match, and more! Including The Buy In pre-show, the show had 13 total matches. Six titles changed hands at All In, with Persephone, The Brawling Birds, Kazuchika Okada, and Darby Allin, joining Moné and Ospreay as new champs. It all means Tony Khan and the stars of All Elite Wrestling will have plenty to talk about at the media scrum kicking off momentarily. So click play up above and get ready for reactions to an eventful All In on the post-show. The scrum should include some fun in-character work, comments on recent AEW-related news & rumors, some hints of what’s to come for the company & its partners, and who knows what else. These things have gotten pretty interesting on a few occasions in the past…

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