AEW All In 2026 absolutely delivered from Wembley Stadium, roaring to life as one of their best shows of the year. Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay duked it out in the highly-anticipated main event, but the card packed multiple title changes and unforgettable moments. Not every outcome was a clear win for everyone, and some results definitely set the stage for major shake-ups for the months to come.
Britt Baker’s Shock Return Shakes Up the TBS Title Picture
The pre-show kicked off with a massive surprise: the return of Britt Baker! She hadn’t been seen on AEW TV in nearly two years, her last major match a loss to then-AEW TBS champion Mercedes Moné at All In 2024. Everyone wondered if she was out the door. But nope, she resurfaced, jumping right into TBS title business. She immediately targeted Maya World following her loss of that prestigious prize to Persephone. It was a well-executed surprise, instantly reestablishing her as a player in the division. Her presence automatically adds interest to the title picture, giving World a notable name to work with now that she’s no longer champ. Now, can she regain the relevance she once had?
Adam Page’s Gut-Wrenching Relegation
But not everyone walked out of Wembley a winner. Adam Page, the same dude who not only main evented but *won* the AEW World Championship at All In just last year, got totally relegated to opening this year’s installment. Seriously? He won the Trios titles earlier this month with Brodido after being off for four months, only to lose them to the newly-formed trio of Swerve Strickland and The New Level in what’s called a “bloated” gauntlet-style match. His inability to fight for the company’s top title forced him into a spot that felt like a random excuse to get him on the card, and he hardly stood out. Page is among AEW’s most popular performers. He should be treated like a major attraction, not stuck in a division where the titles are “constantly changing hands.” He has no obvious path forward outside of a rematch for belts that frankly aren’t where he belongs long-term. This move does absolutely nothing to maximize his star power. It’s frustrating to see.
Swerve Strickland and The New Level Are Here to Dominate
On the flip side, Swerve Strickland and The New Level walked out with the AEW World Trios Championship gold! All signs pointed to Swerve recruiting the “former New Day,” and they delivered big time. Kofi and Austin Creed reportedly “languishing” in WWE’s tag team scene for the last year, wisely requesting their release in May, making AEW their obvious destination. While their pairing seems to benefit Swerve more in the interim, they already have “quality chemistry” together, which is awesome to see from a brand new unit. This win puts them in a super prominent position to shine coming out of All In, and they can continue to build on it going forward. They might be bigger than competing for the Trios titles long-term, but for now, they’re sitting pretty at the top.
So All In 2026 was a wild ride, packed with twists and turns. Britt Baker’s return is exciting, but can she truly get back to the top of the mountain? Adam Page is at a total crossroads, and frankly, the company needs to figure out how to use one of its biggest stars better than *this*. Meanwhile, Swerve Strickland and The New Level hold the Trios gold, fresh off a massive debut. The stage is definitely set for some intense months ahead in AEW, and you know we’ll be watching every single moment unfold!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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