Kyle Fletcher AEW All In London 2026 Plans

Published: 23 hours ago by SP3 | Last Updated: 23 hours ago by SP3

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Since returning to All Elite Wrestling at Double Or Nothing 2026, Kyle Fletcher has been on a roll.

“The Protostar” is one of the premier names without a bout scheduled heading into the AEW All In London 2026.

Holding the AEW International Championship, it seems like Fletcher will be in one of the most important matches on the All In card on August 30.

Here are six potential Kyle Fletcher AEW All In London 2026 plans.

6. Rematch with Konosuke Takeshita

On the July 8 Beach Break special of AEW Dynamite, Kyle Fletcher defeated Konosuke Takeshita to win the AEW International Championship.

Since then, “The Alpha” has made it clear that he wants to get his hands back on the gold.

Despite his desire to regain the title, Takeshita is currently in Japan competing in the NJPW G1 Climax 36 tournament.

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Upon his return to the company, Takeshita could be the challenger for Fletcher’s AEW International Title at the All In London 2026 pay-per-view.

5. Another showdown with Speedball Mike Bailey

At AEW Grand Slam Mexico 2026, Kyle Fletcher defeated Speedball Mike Bailey to retain the AEW International Championship.

Over the past year, Fletcher and Bailey have clashed on three occasions in important bouts.

First, Speedball picked up the win over “The Protostar” in the Continental Classic tournament. Then, Fletcher beat Bailey to retain the TNT Title in February.

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Following their third meeting, Fletcher and Bailey could meet again for the International Championship at the AEW All In London 2026 event from Wembley Stadium.

4. Entering the Men’s Casino GauntletMJF after winning Casino Gauntlet Match at AEW All In Texas

Heading into AEW All In London 2026, it looks like the Men’s Casino Gauntlet will be one of the biggest matches on the card.

With any number of competitors involved, this Casino Gauntlet might be one of the most star studded in the history of the stipulation.

Considering Andrade El Idolo, Speedball Mike Bailey and MJF already throwing their names in the hat for the match, Kyle Fletcher could become another favorite to win at All In London.

Fletcher entering the Men’s Casino Gauntlet might be the best way to earn another opportunity at the top prize in AEW coming out of All In London 2026.

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3. Avenging AEW All Out 2025 loss to “Hangman” Adam Page

At the AEW All Out 2025 event, “Hangman” Adam Page defeated Kyle Fletcher to retain the AEW World Championship.

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This was Fletcher’s first opportunity at the world title in All Elite Wrestling and proved to motivate “The Protostar.”

AEW All In London will be one of the biggest events of 2026, so Fletcher might feel the time is right to have a rematch with Page.

After Page’s proclamation about going after other titles following the stipulation to never challenge for the AEW World Championship, “Hangman” would make for a major star to face Fletcher for the International Title at All In from Wembley Stadium.

2. Don Callis Family battle with Kazuchika Okada

Over the past couple of months, tensions have been riding high between Kazuchika Okada and Kyle Fletcher in the Don Callis Family.

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Despite remaining stablemates, it seems that the AEW International Championship has gotten between ProtOkada.

Okada has made it clear that he intends to become a two-time International Champion before long.

“The Rainmaker” challenging “The Protostar” for the gold has all the makings to be a showstealer on the AEW All In London 2026 card.

1. Three-way for the AEW International Championship against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita

The future of Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada have been intertwined since AEW Double Or Nothing 2026.

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At the pay-per-view, Takeshita beat Okada to win the AEW International Championship. Then, Fletcher made his return and betrayed “The Alpha” to show his allegiance to the Don Callis Family.

Over the past few months, both Takeshita and Okada have made it crystal clear they intend to go after the International Title again.

This should all culminate with a three-way between Fletcher, Takeshita and Okada at AEW All In London 2026 that will truly determine who is the best between these competitors once and for all.

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