Jon Moxley AEW All In London 2026 Opponent

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At last year’s AEW All In event, Jon Moxley’s reign as AEW World Champion came to an end after ‘Hangman’ Adam Page defeated him in a Texas Deathmatch main event.

A year later, and Moxley remains with the Death Riders, now reigning as AEW Continental Champion and having a key part in the main event of the show once again.

While Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega will face off in the main event of All In, there are several other plans for Jon Moxley on the show.

Here are some potential AEW All In London 2026 opponents for Jon Moxley.

‘Hangman’ Adam Page

Last year’s All In main event, the history between ‘Hangman’ Adam Page and Jon Moxley needs no introduction.

Hangman returned to AEW television on Collision back on July 11, where he said that he needs to find something else to do now he can no longer challenge for the AEW World Championship.

Hangman noted that there are other titles he can challenge for, which would include the Continental Championship and it’s current champion, the man he saved AEW from last year.

With Moxley and Hangman both without the World Championship this year, we could see a rematch of last year’s main event, this time with the Continental Championship on the line.

MJF

At AEW Beach Break, MJF lost his AEW World Championship to Kenny Omega after an interference from Will Opsreay.

MJF is almost certainly going to want his title back when he returns to television, but he is also going to want to get revenge on Ospreay for costing him the title.

With Ospreay now in the Death Riders under the protection of Jon Moxley, MJF targeting Ospreay will only lead to the ire of Moxley, which won’t end well for Maxwell.

MJF and Mox also have their own history with each other, with MJF defeating Mox to win his first AEW World Championship.

Jay White

After over a year out of action due to injury, Jay White finally made his return to AEW television back at Double or Nothing, with him targeting the Dogs upon his return.

However, Jay White has picked back up with his association with Adam Copeland upon his return to AEW television, which opens the door to more potential options for him.

White’s absence from AEW television for over a year was credited to the Death Riders in kayfabe, as White had been targeting the group alongside Cope prior to his injury.

White seeking out revenge against Moxley for sidelining him for over a year would make for a fun story for All In.

Brody King

At AEW Forbidden Door, Jon Moxley defended his Continental Championship against Bandido in what was a great encounter between the two.

Bandido has been a part of the Brodido tag team with Brody King in AEW over the past year, with them reigning as former AEW World Tag Team Champions.

With Bandido already falling to Moxley, Brody King could be the next up, looking to avenge his friend and partner on the biggest show of the year.

The match would be a great showcase for Brody, who was a hot act chasing the AEW World Championship earlier this year.

Teaming With Will Ospreay & Claudio Castagnoli vs. Kenny Omega & The Young Bucks

After winning the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament at Forbidden Door, Will Ospreay is now confirmed to be headlining this year’s AEW All In event.

However, at the very first All In back in 2023, the two men that main evented the show, those being Adam Cole and MJF, also competed earlier on in the night, facing Aussie Open for the ROH Tag Team Championship.

With no obvious planned match for Moxley on the show, we could see a similar situation occur this year, with Ospreay and Moxley teaming up against Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks alongside another Death Rider.

Ospreay and the Death Riders losing the opening match and Ospreay leaving the Death Riders in the back for the main event, allowing the main event with Omega to go ahead with no interference, would be a welcome addition to the show.

Stadium Stampede: The Death Riders & The Dogs vs. Bang Bang Gang & The Conglomeration

At the inaugural AEW All In event in 2023, Wembley Stadium played host to a Stadium Stampede match, pitting the Blackpool Combat Club’s team against the Best Friends, Penta and Eddie Kingston.

The Death Riders have formed an alliance with the Dogs on AEW television over the past few months due to their shared custody of Gabe Kidd, with the Dogs also starting issues with the Bang Bang Gang.

With Ospreay and Omega set to headline the show in a singles match, Mox is now open to potentially return to Death Rider business by himself.

Adding a Stadium Stampede to the All In card would be a nice attraction to the show.

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