7 Future Tony Khan AEW Booking Plans

Published: Jun 16, 2026 by SP3 | Last Updated: Jun 17, 2026 by SP3

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All Elite Wrestling has had a creative resurgence over the past two years with the company focused on giving their fanbase what they want to see from the in-ring action to their storytelling.

As the promotion heads to their biggest show of the year, All In: London 2026, there seems to be some things that are in the plans to take place in the coming weeks and months.

From stories needing to be completed to culminating long chases and putting more attention on younger talents, Tony Khan should have some interesting twists and turns that get fans excited for their major shows on TV and PPV.

Here are seven potential future Tony Khan AEW booking plans.

7. Kenny Omega holds the AEW World Title one more time

At AEW Dynasty 2026, MJF defeated Kenny Omega to retain the AEW World Championship.

Following his loss, Omega was doubting if he would ever win the world title again, but Will Ospreay gave him a pep talk and made him realize that he is still Kenny Omega.

This has led to Omega stating that he has to find a different path back to the AEW World Title and that starts with Zack Sabre Jr. at Forbidden Door 2026.

Omega getting the win at the upcoming pay-per-view could lead to him going on to challenge for the AEW World Title at the Redemption show in July back in his home country of Canada.

6. Kevin Knight cemented as a top star

At AEW Double Or Nothing 2026, Kevin Knight officially turned heel by attacking Darby Allin following Allin’s loss to MJF for the AEW World Title.

Knight stated that he was sick of trusting the process and wanted to take matters into his own hands.

Now that he is aligned with the Don Callis Family, it seems like “The Jet” is looking to make his name in the main event picture of AEW.

Over the coming months, AEW seems focused on further elevating Knight as a top star moving forward.

5. Andrade El Idolo turning babyface & leaving the Don Callis Family

Speaking of Kevin Knight joining the Don Callis Family, this has become something that has gotten under Andrade El Idolo’s skin.

Since returning to All Elite Wrestling in January, El Idolo has been focused on winning the AEW World Championship.

Despite scoring wins over Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland since his return, Andrade has been unable to get an opportunity at the AEW World Title as of yet.

After being passed over by Callis in favor of Knight, this could lead to Andrade leaving the Don Callis Family to turn babyface and go out on his own in a major way.

4. Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs. FTR vs. The Young Bucks in a Ladder Match at AEW All In: London 2026

At AEW Revolution 2026, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage made their return to the company following FTR’s win over The Young Bucks.

This gave fans the first glimpse of what could be a truly legendary three-way feud between some of the greatest tag teams of all time.

Then at AEW Double Or Nothing 2026, Cage and Cope defeated FTR in an I Quit Match to win the AEW World Tag Team Championships.

It feels like everything is falling into place for Cage and Cope defending the titles against FTR and The Bucks in a Ladder Match at Wembley Stadium for AEW All In: London 2026.

3. Mercedes Monè finally wins the AEW Women’s World Championship

Speaking of AEW All In: London, the winner of the Men’s and Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournaments will challenge for the world title.

In the Women’s bracket, Mercedes Monè made her return as the “Wild Card” to defeat Alex Windsor in the Quarterfinals and will now face Hazuki to head to the Finals at AEW Forbidden Door 2026.

Whether it be against Athena or Maya World, Monè would have to be the favorite to win the tournament for a second year in a row and potentially challenge for the AEW Women’s World Championship yet again.

“The CEO” finally winning the gold feels inevitable and could happen at AEW All In: London or even earlier depending on the results of the Owen Hart Cup.

2. Will Ospreay crowned AEW World Champion at All In: London 2026

In the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament, Will Ospreay has made it to the Finals for the second year in a row.

This year, Ospreay will now face his friend and former tag team partner Swerve Strickland at AEW Forbidden Door 2026.

After putting his differences aside and rebuilding himself with the help of The Death Riders, Ospreay seems more focused than ever to headline Wembley Stadium at AEW All In: London 2026.

Ospreay winning the AEW World Title to close All In: London would feel like the culmination of his story and fulfilling a boyhood dream at the biggest show of the year.

1. A North American stadium show around WrestleMania 43

When thinking about AEW All In: London 2026, the company has to look ahead and may be gearing up for another stadium show next year.

While the future of All In: London seems uncertain after this year, there has been a lot of talk about All Elite Wrestling doing a North American show around WrestleMania 43 with WWE heading to Saudi Arabia.

The focus and attention is all on All In: London 2026 right now, but Tony Khan may be already laying the groundwork for a second major stadium event to happen for the company in 2027.

If they are determined to do it, AEW would earn plenty of goodwill from the wrestling world by giving the North American fans a huge stadium show to attend around the time of the year they have traditionally.