Young Bucks win All Out 2026 ladder match, claim fourth AEW tag title

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Young Bucks win All Out 2026 ladder match, claim fourth AEW tag title
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At AEW All Out 2026, the Young Bucks triumphed in a ladder match against Cope, Christian, and FTR to become the first four-time AEW tag team champions. The match featured intense sequences involving tables, ladders, and chairs, with various high-risk moves contributing to the chaos. Key moments included a 450 Splash from Nick Jackson and multiple wrestlers crashing through tables. The Bucks secured victory by executing their finisher, the BTE Trigger, on Christian before retrieving the championships from above the ring. The event took place on September 26, 2026.

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  • •Young Bucks win at AEW All Out 2026
  • •First team to hold four AEW tag titles
  • •Intense ladder match featured multiple high spots
  • •Nick Jackson's 450 Splash was a highlight
  • •Bucks executed BTE Trigger for the win
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  • 3:44 AMWrestling Inc — Young Bucks Win All Out 2026 Ladder Match, Become First Four-Time AEW Tag Team Champs
  • 3:39 AMCageside Seats — Young Bucks are the first ever 4-time AEW world tag team champions after brutal TLC dream match
What they're saying
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The AEW commentators called it a “generational dream match” when the Young Bucks, FTR, and AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland & Christian Cage fought in a 3-way ladder match tonight (Sept. 26) at All Out. This match was a callback to Edge and Christian’s famous TLC matches from their WWF days. Needless to say, there were lots of thrilling sequences involving tables, ladders, and chairs. One of the more painful spots saw old man Copeland take this brutal suplex onto a ladder. From bodies flying to bodies scattered across the wreckage! What a scene of DESTRUCTION! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/0nYSLxhE9Y — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 Cash Wheeler had very a rough landing himself going through a table, and Dax soon took a 450 splash through a different table. 450 THROUGH THE TABLE! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/vwKsBCzSD4 — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 FTR’s manager Stokely Hathaway made his presence known, taking out the champs with a low blow and powder to the eyes. But when Big Stoke climbed the ladder to grab the belts for his team (?), Cope recovered and sent him crashing through a table all the way outside the ring. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes! Stokely just found out the HARD WAY! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/c2oark91xF — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 Soon enough there were three ladders set up in the ring with all six wrestlers climbing up at the same time. Matt Jackson fell off his ladder right into FTR’s Shatter Machine finishing move, but Harwood was soon erased from the match with a sick conchairto between the ladders by the champs. SHATTER MACHINE FROM THE LADDER! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/5VGUb8maKi — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 After one last flurry atop the ladder between the remaining stars, the Bucks BTE Triggered Christian down to the mat and grabbed the belts to become the first ever 4-time AEW world tag team champions. HISTORY AT THE TOP OF THE LADDER! The @youngbucks become the FIRST four-time #AEW World Tag Team Champions! #ANDNEW Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/2BuGEQh4cS — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 Did the 3-way ladder match at All Out live up to the hype? Let me know if you are surprised by the Young Bucks’ latest championship win in the comments below, Cagesiders. Catch up on all the results from AEW All Out in our live blog right here.

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Young Bucks defeated Cope and Christian and FTR in a ladder match to become the first ever four-time AEW tag team champions at AEW All Out 2026.

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