AEW Tag Team To Split Up

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With AEW All In 2026 fast approaching, it could be that some teams find themselves at odds by the time the historic event is over.

From longtime partners who may turn into to rivals to others that could just see their alliances crumble at Wembley Stadium, there might be a few different AEW tag teams headed for a break-up.

Here are five AEW tag teams that could be poised to split up in the near future.

5. Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor)

A duo that continues to dominate are the Brawling Birds, Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor.

With the AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship on the line at AEW All In at Wembley Stadium in London this Sunday, it could be that the duo’s memorable moment is not one of triumph in the end.

While the two English darlings are on a hot streak headed into the big event, recently they were defeated on AEW Dynamite from Glasgow, Scotland on August 26 in a trios match with Maya World against Divine Dominion and Perspehone.

Able to make a memorable Wembley moment by having a division shaking split after their AEW All In bout, the pair of Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor could go into All Out prepared to fight one another.

4. The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong)

Another team that is in action together after recently going against one another are The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong) who are in action at AEW All In.

With O’Reilly having bested Strong in the Continental Cup, both ended up not going the distance as fan favorite Nigel McGuinness will face Jon Moxley at Wembley for the Continental Championship after McGuinness knocked out O’Reilly.

Potentially seeing Kyle turn to the dark side and become the one who turns on his other former AEW Trios Champions, it would leave Strong in an interesting spot.

Having joined The Conglomeration to align with longtime friend and sometimes rival O’Reilly, the technically stunning Strong may end up on his own hero’s journey with the faction after the split.

3. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson)

While seemingly the least likely tag team in AEW to ever split since they’re real-life brothers, Matt and Nick Jackson have a unique opportunity to have a historic storyline.

With the potential to test their alliance to one another rooted in divergent paths over actually turning against each other, there could be a fascinating new version of the age old brother versus brother trope in professional wrestling.

While one Jackson could elect to remain loyal to Kenny Omega, the other could find himself feeling on the outs of the Elite and instead going his own way.

A split leading to split allies, there could be a brand new chapter of The Elite’s story in AEW on the verge of beginning after AEW All In 2026.

2. Brodido (Brody King and Bandido)

While there hasn’t been any specific clues to point to the dissolution of the trio of Brodido and Hangman Adam Page, their AEW Trios Championship match at All In could prove pivotal.

If the group cannot emerge victorious and retain the AEW Trios Championship at Wembley Stadium in their multi-team match, trouble could be on the horizon.

Facing off against the formidable foes of an as yet to be revealed mystery team, the Bang Bang Gang (Jay White & The Gunns), The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong), Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Pac & Wheeler Yuta), The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun & Toa Liona) and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, David Finlay & Clark Connors) challenging the current champs – it could be that anything is set to happen.

Possibly seeing King or Page splinter off from the group, it could always be Bandido who strikes out on his own and explores his heel side.

1. Adam Copeland & Christian Cage

Another duo that could find themselves parting ways yet again might be the legendary combination of Christian Cage and Adam Copeland.

Finding themselves battling the Young Bucks for the AEW Tag Team Championship at AEW All In 2026, the pair could find themselves at odds once again.

With the build to their match at Wembley Stadium involving some intriguing moments with the Young Bucks, it might be that either Cope or Cage finds himself viewing the other as a liability by the end of the big night.

Setting up what could be an enjoyable feud between the pair for the near future, there could be more chapters to their longstanding friendship left to play out in AEW.

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