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AEW
Following the well-received AEW All In London 2026 event on August 30, All Elite Wrestling will be returning to pay-per-view on September 26 for All Out in Chicago, IL.
Last week saw three matches made official for the event, but there should still be plenty more additions announced in the coming weeks.
Here are three more potential new additions to the AEW All Out 2026 match card.
Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Thekla – AEW Women’s World Championship
Mercedes Moné’s big AEW Women’s World Championship celebration was, to the surprise of no one, crashed by her next potential challenger.
While a title celebration – like a contract signing – rarely, if ever goes off without a hitch, it was not former champion Willow Nightingale who confronted ‘The CEO’ but the woman who Willow defeated to become champion before her: Thekla.
Thekla missed out on the AEW All In London card after a breakout first half of 2026, so it was nice to see ‘The Toxic Spider’ line herself up as the first challenger for Moné’s crown.
With no other obvious challenger waiting in the wings, it feels likely that we see Moné vs. Thekla in Chicago on September 26.
The New Level (Swerve Strickland, Kofi & Austin Creed (c) vs. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page & Brodido (Brody King & Bandido) vs. The Don Callis Family (Kazuchika Okada, Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight) – AEW World Trios Championships
Along with Mercedes Moné and Will Ospreay capturing their respective AEW World Championships, perhaps the most memorable moment of All In London came when The New Level (fka The New Day in WWE) made their debut.
While their reveal was memorable enough, Austin Creed and Kofi made it all the more sweeter by winning the AEW World Trios Titles alongside Swerve Strickland in their debut.
The new champions have been hard at work already, defending their titles against The Rascalz last week, and against The Conglomeration on the September 9 Dynamite, but we don’t yet know who they will be in line to face at All Out.
While there are plenty of viable contenders, it would be nice to see the former champions Brodido and Hangman Page get their rematch in a traditional trios match, rather than the Trios Roulette where they lost the gold. Adding something extra, Don Callis could also continue his family bonding experiments by forcing Kyle Fletcher, Kevin Knight & Kazuchika Okada to team together in an attempt to bring more gold back to the family.
Andrade El Idolo (c) vs. MJF – AEW National Championship
With Andrade El Idolo holding a guaranteed AEW World Championship match in his hands, it’ll be interesting to see whether his run as AEW National Champion will be continuing in the long term, or whether his pursuit of the company’s biggest prize will distract him.
MJF did not make an appearance on last week’s AEW Dynamite, but a taped interview was shown of him being far from happy with the fact that Will Ospreay had won the AEW World Championship.
Given that Andrade snatched away his opportunity to reclaim his Triple B, it feels like MJF’s next course of action should be getting a bit of revenge on ‘The Real Latino Man.’
Putting an end to their issues once and for all, Andrade & MJF could do battle at All Out for the National Title, or, if AEW really want to ramp up the stakes, they could also put Andrade’s Casino Gauntlet contract up for grabs as well.
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