Wrestling legend and Hall of Famer Sting appeared at All In yesterday, coming to the aid of Darby Allin and his son Steven Borden during the TNT title falls count anywhere match.
The Don Callis Family members got involved in the match to help out Kevin Knight but Steven Borden ran in to help his mentor. Still outnumbered, the duo got some additional help from Sting and his bat, who came out to Metallica’s famous Seek and Destroy song.
One of the coolest moments came after a tall ladder was set up in the ring and both Sting and his son, who looks exactly like his father did during the early WCW days, climbed opposite each other. Steven told his father that he got this and Sting, thankfully, went back down, allowing his son to perform a huge cross body block on Jake Doyle and Brian Cage on the outside.
Sting last appeared on AEW television in May of this year, appearing on Dynamite as part of a tribute to former WCW owner Ted Turner who passed away.
FTR returned to AEW at All In along with Stokely following the Cope and Cage vs The Young Bucks tag team match for the AEW Tag Team titles.
After the Canadians successfully defended their gold, Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley of The Motor City Machine Guns made their way out to the ring for a face to face with the champions. This was their first appearance on AEW TV since their debut several weeks ago on Collision in Detroit.
But the face off was interrupted by Cash Wheeler, Dax Harwood, and Stokely, who marched down to the ring to join the fray. At that point, The Young Bucks were also in the ring and not to miss out on the festivities, Kofi and Austin Creed of The New Level entered the stadium for a second time as the champs took a hard look at their probable next challengers.
FTR were last seen on AEW television in late May, losing the AEW Tag Team titles to Cage and Cope at Double or Nothing. The two wrestled last night at the RevPro 14 Year Anniversary Show, winning the RevPro Undisputed British Tag Team titles from Cowboy Way.
AEW had a total of a whopping seven title changes at All In yesterday evening, with only two champions surviving from nine title matches.
Persephone was the first one to win a title, defeating Maya World to become the new AEW TBS champion during the Buy In pre-show. Persephone is now a double champ since she’s also the CMLL Women’s champion.
The pay-per-view kicked off with the Trios Roulette Royale in progress and the arrival of The New Level, the team of Austin Creed and Kofi, who teamed up with Swerve Strickland as the wildcard entrants. The trio outlasted everyone and won the AEW Trios titles.
The Brawling Birds followed that, beating Divine Dominion to capture the AEW Women’s Tag Team titles. This is the first time the all-British team of Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter won titles together.
Kazuchika Okada regained the AEW International title in a three-way match including Konosuke Takeshita and reigning champion Kyle Fletcher. This is Okada’s second reign with the title, having previously held it for 316 days.
Darby Allin got his hands on the TNT title once again, his third time with the championship, matching the record of Wardlow, Sammy Guevara, and Cody Rhodes. Allin defeated Kevin Knight who held the title for the previous 141 days.
Mercedes Mone finally got her hands on the title that evaded her the most, the AEW Women’s title, after beating Willow Nightingale in the co-main event of the show. This is Mone’s first run with the championship and comes after a second shot at the title following a loss to Toni Storm at last year’s All In.
And last and certainly not least, Will Ospreay is now the king of AEW after he beat Kenny Omega in the main event. Ospreay, who had one of the best entrances at a wrestling show ever, ended Omega’s 53-day reign as champion and becomes the 11th different individual to hold the title.
Only Jon Moxley and the team of Cope and Cage survived their opponents, with Moxley defeating Nigel McGuinness to retain the AEW Continental title and Cope and Cage defeating The Young Bucks to retain the AEW Tag Team titles.
AEW will be traveling to Liverpool, England for the Dynasty 2027 pay-per-view.
The promotion announced that the show will take place on Sunday, February 7 live from the M&S Bank Arena, an 11,000-seater location at the Liverpool Experience Campus.
AEW will also remain in the UK for Dynamite for the Dynasty fallout episode, with The O2 Arena in London hosting.
The three previous Dynasty pay-per-views all took place in April so there will be a change in the 2027 AEW PPV calendar. The company is rumored to be running a big show in April since WrestleMania will be taking place in Saudi Arabia.
Here are the results from the AAA Ola de Calor and NXT Heatwave 2026 back-to-back events which took place live from the Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas.
AAA OLA DE CALOR
Axiom, Mr. Iguana, Noisy Boy, and Mascarita Sagrada defeated Cruz Del Toro, Joaquin Wilde, Lince Dorado, and Mini Abismo Negro in an eight-man tag team match
La Catalina defeated Adelicious, Lady Shani, Thea Hail, and La Hiedra in a Gauntlet match to receive a AAA Reina de Reinas title match at Triplemania 34
The War Raiders defeated Los Americanos to retain the AAA Tag Team titles
El Carnicero vs Chris Carter ended in a no contest with the referee stopping the match
Mini Vikingo vs Nathan Frazer vs Jack Cartwheel in a match for the AAA Cruiserweight title at Triplemania 34 ended in a time-limit draw
La Parka defeated El Fiscal, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., and Damian Priest in a fatal four-way match to become the new AAA Latin American champion
Dragon Lee and The Lucha Brothers defeated Los Perros del Mal in a trios match
NXT HEATWAVE
Zaria defeated Wren Sinclair and Kali Armstrong in a winner-takes-all triple threat match to unify the NXT Women’s North American title and the WWE Women’s Speed title
The Vanity Project defeated Myles Borne and Tavion Heights to become the new NXT Tag Team champions
Jaida Parker defeated Nattie in a submission match
Kelani Jordan defeated Kendal Grey to become the new NXT Women’s champion
Jackson Drake defeated Myles Borne to become the new NXT North American champion
Grayson Waller defeated Tony D’Angelo, Cruz Montana, and Zilla Fatu Fatal in a fatal four-way match to become the new NXT champion
A replay of Ola de Calor is available on the AAA and WWE YouTube channels while a replay of NXT Heatwave is available on The CW app and the ESPN Unlimited app for those in the United States and on Netflix internationally.
Here are the results from the All In 2026 pay-per-view which took place from Wembley Stadium in London, England.
BUY IN
Lio Rush and The Rascalz defeated The Opps in an eight-man tag team match
Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron defeated Sisters of Sin
Boom & Doom and The Hurt Syndicate defeated Shane Taylor Promotions in an eight-man tag team match
Persephone defeated Maya World to become the new TBS champion
Swerve Strickland and The New Level defeated “Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King, Bang Bang Gang, The Conglomeration, Death Riders, The Demand, and The Dogs in a Trios Royale Roulette to become the new AEW Trios champions
PAY-PER-VIEW
The Brawling Birds defeated Divine Dominion to become the new AEW Women’s Tag Team champions
Jon Moxley defeated Nigel McGuinness in the Continental Challenge Cup final to retain the AEW Continental title
Kazuchika Okada defeated Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita in a three-way match to become the new AEW International champion
Andrade El Idolo defeated MJF, Nick Wayne, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, Tommaso Ciampa, Jericho, Mark Davis, Komander, Mistico, Daniel Garcia, and “Jungle” Jack Perry in a Men’s Casino Gauntlet match to earn a future AEW World title match
Cage and Cope defeated The Young Bucks to retain the AEW Tag Team titles
Darby Allin defeated Kevin Knight in a Falls Count Anywhere match to become the new AEW TNT champion
Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale to become the new AEW Women’s champion
Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to become the new AEW World champion
A replay of AEW All In 2026 is available via HBO Max and other PPV providers in the United States and on MyAEW internationally.
CM Punk, in his old Straight Edge Society mask, was in a vignette to promote the upcoming WWE/AAA Worlds Collide show in Rosemont, Illinois at the Allstate Arena.
The cinematic promo showed Punk entering a room with several video screens and control boards and then transitions to a big light on a building beaming the star from the mask over the Chicago skyline like the Batman signal.
Punk is then shown putting on the SES mask, suggesting that at Worlds Collide, the WWE champion will wrestle with his old mask on.
Over 10,000 tickets have already been distributed for this event which takes place on Saturday, September 26 and goes head-to-head with AEW All Out in neighboring Hoffman Estates at the NOW Arena.
Kofi and Austin Creed, the duo formerly known as Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods of The New Day, made their debut at All In during the Trios Royale Roulette which kicked off during the Buy In portion of the show and spilled over the pay-per-view.
The duo, flanked by Swerve Strickland and going by the name of The New Level, entered the match at the very beginning of the pay-per-view, with the match stalling and their entrance held off until the Buy In show was over and the actual PPV started.
It was a very successful debut for Kofi and Woods, who won the AEW Trios titles with Strickland at the show, becoming the first stars to win AEW titles on their first night.
It was reported yesterday that the two have signed with the company. For Kofi, his match today was the first time in a non-WWE ring since 2006 while for Woods it was the first time in a non-WWE ring since 2010.
British broadcaster ITV, which airs AEW in the United Kingdom, will show the All In 2026 pay-per-view for free on Friday, September 4.
According to the ITV schedule, All In is set to start at 9PM local time and wrap up at 3AM on Saturday.
All In can be watched live in the UK via the MyAEW streaming service and it’s available via the Monthly + PPV or Annual plans. The show is not included in the cheaper Monthly plan.
ITV has been AEW’s broadcaster in the UK since 2019.
Britt Baker returned to AEW during the Buy In pre-show at All In in London.
Baker was covered from head to toe and caused Maya World to lose the TBS title to CMLL Women’s champion Persephone. After the match, the masked and hooded figure stepped in the ring and put World in the Lockjaw finisher and then unmasked herself to a big pop from the crowd.
The real-life dentist last appeared on AEW television on the November 13, 2024 episode of Dynamite, defeating Penelope Ford.
Baker, who is big friends with Rebel, is expected to play a part in the upcoming Dynamite: Rebel Heart episode which will be dedicated to Rebel and her fight against ALS.
Hall of Famer Adam Copeland will be scratching off another location from his bucket list when the AEW Tag Team champion enters Wembley Stadium for the first time today.
The Rated R Superstar has wrestled in most major arenas around the world throughout his illustrious career and just recently also made his debut at Arena Mexico for AEW. Today, Wembley Stadium is added to that ever-growing list.
Cope will team up with his tag team partner Cage to take on The Young Bucks for the AEW Tag Team titles.
“…against a team I have a massive amount of respect for. A team in The Young Bucks that we thought we’d never face. That ship had sailed when they told @christian4peeps we had to retire,” he wrote in a post on Instagram.
“Yet somehow, some way, here we are. I hope you come to have fun tomorrow. I know I will be. Soaking in every moment. Bring your voices London. Let’s tear the whole roof off,” Copeland continued.
The post also had an image of venues he wants to wrestle, with Maple Leaf Gardens and Tokyo Dome remaining unchecked.
Ross Sean Sapp of Fightful is reporting through his Select service that Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods will be making their debut at All In today and will be part of the Trios Roulette Royale match.
Sapp adds that the duo formerly known as The New Day are expected to be joined by Swerve Strickland as part of the wildcard team where one of the seven trio teams remains unannounced.
The match will start during the Buy-In portion of the broadcast but it is expected to spill into the actual pay-per-view and that is where their debut will likely fall.
Fightful said that a deal came together just a few weeks ago and as of a fortnight ago, they were not signed yet.
Kingston and Woods have spent almost their entire careers with WWE and it will be their first match away from the WWE banner for the first time since 2006 and 2010 respectively.
In other related news, another surprise or two are also expected during the show, with recently-released WWE stars probably making their debut during the Casino Gauntlet match.
AEW unveiled the stage for today’s All In during Collision yesterday night, with an impressive drone flight around the majestic Wembley Stadium.
The flight path of the drone sees it starting above the famous Wembley arch and then plunging straight through the roof where the massive set and a big light show were on display.
A long entrance way is also present, where several AEW stars will have iconic arrivals.
While many seat sections are tarped off, AEW is set to have its third largest attendance in its history following All In 2023 and 2024, both of which were also held inside Wembley Stadium.
Live today from Wembley Stadium in London, England, AEW presents All In 2026 on pay-per-view. The full card is as follows:
PAY-PER-VIEW
Kenny Omega vs Will Ospreay for the AEW World title
Willow Nightingale vs Mercedes Mone for the AEW Women’s title
Cage and Cope vs The Young Bucks for the AEW Tag Team titles
Jon Moxley vs Nigel McGuinness in the Continental Challenge Cup final for the AEW Continental title
Divine Dominion vs The Brawling Birds for the AEW Women’s Tag Team titles
Kevin Knight vs Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere match for the AEW TNT title
Kyle Fletcher vs Konosuke Takeshita vs Kazuchika Okada in a three-way match for the AEW International title
Andrade El Idolo vs MJF vs Tommaso Ciampa vs Mark Davis vs Chris Jericho vs TBD in a Men’s Casino Gauntlet match for a future AEW World title match
BUY IN
“Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King vs Bang Bang Gang vs The Conglomeration vs Death Riders vs The Demand vs The Dogs vs Wild Card entrant in a Trios Royale Roulette for the AEW World Trios titles
Maya World vs Persephone for the TBS title
Boom & Doom and The Hurt Syndicate vs Shane Taylor Promotions in an eight-man tag team match
The Opps vs Lio Rush and The Rascalz in an eight-man tag team match
Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron vs Sisters of Sin
How to watch
The Buy In broadcast will kick off at 11AM ET and 4PM BST local time and can be streamed on AEW’s YouTube and social media properties as well as on HBO Max and the MyAEW streaming service.
The All In pay-per-view starts at 1PM ET and 6PM BST local time. For viewers in the United States, it can be watched via HBO Max, Amazon Prime, DAZN, YouTube, and other pay-per-view providers. For those internationally, MyAEW would be the preferred option but it’s also in select markets on YouTube and PPV.COM.
Live from the Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas, WWE presents AAA Ola de Calor and NXT Heatwave 2026 back-to-back events. The full cards are as follows:
AAA OLA DE CALOR
Los Perros del Mal vs Dragon Lee and The Lucha Brothers in a trios match
Gauntlet match with TBD entrants for a match for the the AAA Reina de Reinas title at Triplemania 34
The War Raiders vs Los Americanos for the AAA World Tag Team titles
El Carnicero vs TBA
La Parka vs El Fiscal vs El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. vs Damian Priest in a fatal four-way match for the vacant AAA Latin American title
Mini Vikingo vs Nathan Frazer vs Jack Cartwheel for a match for the AAA Cruiserweight title at Triplemania 34
NXT HEATWAVE
Tony D’Angelo vs Grayson Waller vs Cruz Montana vs Zilla Fatu Fatal in a fatal four-way match for the NXT title
Kendal Grey vs Kelani Jordan for the NXT Women’s title
Zaria vs Wren Sinclair vs Kali Armstrong in a winner-takes-all triple threat match to unify the NXT Women’s North American title and the WWE Women’s Speed title
Myles Borne vs Jackson Drake for the NXT North American title
Myles Borne and Tavion Heights vs The Vanity Project for the NXT Tag Team titles
Jaida Parker vs Nattie in a submission match
How to watch
Ola de Calor will air on FOX in Mexico and on the WWE and AAA YouTube channels in the United States and everywhere else worldwide. The event starts at Noon ET.
NXT Heatwave will follow at 3PM ET and will air on free television on The CW in the United States as well as on the ESPN app with Unlimited plan. For those internationally, the show will air on Netflix.
Mustafa Ali is currently out injured, suffering from a punctured long and fractured ribs following his match against Jason Hotch during the TNA Lockdown pay-per-view.
Ali’s injury likely happened when he was on the receiving end of a splash off the top of the cage, going through a table in the process.
He also had to cancel upcoming indie dates due to his injury.
“Unfortunately, I will not be able to compete for ACW in Melbourne, Australia and for Community Pro Wrestling in Glasgow, Scotland in September,” Ali said in a post on social media. “My sincere apologies. Hope to make it up to everyone soon.”
Ali won the TNA International title during the pay-per-view.
The AAA Tag Team titles will be on the line on the September 11 episode of Smackdown live from Arena CDMX in Mexico City as The War Raiders defend their titles against Damian Priest and R-Truth.
Priest and Truth, the former WWE Tag Team champions, had some battles with the War Raiders over the past several weeks, including for the titles.
The former WWE World Heavyweight champion did not like the idea of teaming up with Truth again but eventually accepted, but said that this match will be the last time that the two tag team together.
Priest and Truth had a chance to regain the WWE Tag Team titles last week against The MFTs but were unsuccessful in their quest.
David Stenken, head graphic designer at Pro Wrestling Tees, claimed on social media that WWE and Mitchell & Ness stole his artwork for a CM Punk hoodie which was put on sale.
Writing on his Instagram, Stenken called the Punk design one of his career highlights and the highest selling piece of merchandise for AEW that year.
“I was there at the United Center when he came out. It was all over the building in lights,” he wrote. “That seems like a whole lifetime ago in wrestling years – but what’s old is new again lol.”
Stenken then asked if anyone knows a good lawyer since WWE and Mitchell & Ness tag teamed against him and stole his art.
The hoodie with the questionable artwork was eventually taken down by Mitchell & Ness.
Matt Cardona, who tore his triceps last week during a match against Kit Wilson for WWE Main Event, explained in a video on Instagram that the injury occurred when he went for a second rope dropkick.
Cardona said that he landed on his elbow like he does almost every match, but this time he felt a pop, thinking that there’s no way he could hurt his elbow on a dropkick!
“It just sucks getting hurt now when I’m still figuring out who Matt Cardona is in WWE,” Cardona said. “I must be honest, I’m not getting any younger right, I’m 41!”
He added that he doesn’t want to sit home and collect a check, he wants to be in the ring and wrestle.
“I’ll be back faster than the surgeon said. And I’m coming back to be the WWE champion or I’m gonna die trying,” he continued.
