Willow Nightingale just pulled off a HUGE upset at Redemption, defeating Thekla to become the brand-new AEW Women’s World Champion! Seriously, it happened! This isn’t just some regular title change either; it completely rewrites the script for Mercedes Moné, who was already locked in for a championship match at All In. Moné absolutely earned her shot by winning the Women’s Owen Hart Cup, a massive achievement, but now she’s facing a completely different champion. Talk about a curveball! This title picture just got a whole lot more unpredictable heading to Wembley.
Omega vs. Ospreay: The Wembley Showdown Is Locked In, No Kidding
Alright, let’s dive into the biggest prize in the game, the AEW World Championship. The road to Wembley has been building towards one massive collision: Kenny Omega versus Will Ospreay. Ospreay earned his golden ticket, that AEW World Championship match at All In, by conquering Swerve Strickland in a brutal Men’s Owen Hart Cup Final at Forbidden Door. But get this: the actual champion changed hands since then! MJF, who was holding the title at the start of all this, lost it to none other than Kenny Omega at Beach Break. Omega, your new champ! And if there was even an ounce of doubt that this was the match we were getting at Wembley, Omega slammed the door shut at Redemption. He successfully defended the AEW World Championship against Kevin Knight, preserving this epic clash. So yeah, it’s absolutely official: Kenny Omega versus Will Ospreay, AEW World Championship, live from Wembley Stadium on August 30th. You know that’s gonna be insane.
Tag Team Gold and a Three-Way Dream Match Are Heating Up Big Time
Beyond the world titles, the undercard for All In is also shaping up to be absolutely stacked, and Redemption delivered some serious teasers. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage just barely retained their AEW World Tag Team Championship in a tough battle against Claudio Castagnoli and PAC in Montreal. But the real drama hit right after the bell! The Young Bucks, Matt and Nick Jackson, marched straight out, didn’t say a word, just pointed at those belts. And boom! A match graphic instantly confirmed it: Copeland and Cage defending the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Young Bucks at Wembley! Can you even imagine the fireworks in London for that one?
And hold up, because what looks like a guaranteed barnburner for the AEW International Championship is also cooking. The bad blood between Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita, and Kazuchika Okada has been simmering and exploding all summer long. Remember Takeshita’s big split from the Don Callis Family? That’s fueled so much of this. Fletcher just managed to retain his International Championship at Redemption, which kept the title firmly in play while tensions with both Takeshita and Okada continued to build. Everything, and I mean *everything*, points to a massive, can’t-miss three-way showdown at All In for that International Championship. This card is getting absolutely ridiculous!
So yeah, this updated lineup after Redemption has blasted All In on Sunday, August 30, at Wembley Stadium into another galaxy. We’ve got major championships on the line, personal feuds exploding on the biggest stage, and the absolute biggest names in AEW all set to tear down London. You absolutely, positively cannot miss this one. Get hyped!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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