Next Holder Of Every AEW Championship Following All In London 2026

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AEW held it’s biggest event of the year last night, when it hosted All In London at Wembley Stadium.

The show featured seven title changes, and two more that were retained on the show, seeming to be the start of a new era for All Elite Wrestling.

With so many new champions, it’s time to look ahead and see if we can figure out who will end up being the ones to end every title reign in AEW.

Here is our prediction for the next holder of every AEW Championship.

AEW National Championship – Nick Wayne

At just 21 years old, Nick Wayne has the potential to be a big player for the next 20 years if they play their cards right.

Wayne’s recent ROH World Title match with Bandido at Death Before Dishonor opened the eyes of AEW fans to what Wayne could do in a main event setting.

Wayne has been featured on AEW television regularly since the match, with him even locking up with Andrade as part of All In’s Casino Gauntlet match.

If Andrade is moving up towards World Title contention, him putting over someone like Nick Wayne would be a good move.

AEW World Trios Championship – The Elite

For as long as the New Day have existed, a dream match for them has always been with the Young Bucks, or a six-man also featuring Big E and Kenny Omega.

While Big E won’t be able to be part of the match, the New Day (now the New Level) will seemingly get their match with the Young Bucks soon, both in a tag team encounter and in six-man tag.

While it will be Swerve Strickland teaming with Austin Creed and Kofi instead, the highly anticipated Elite vs. New Level match is now upon us.

Both Kenny and the Bucks lost at All In, freeing up their schedules from championship duty for the time being.

AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship – Sisters of Sin

The AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship also changed hands at All In, with the Brawling Birds defeating Divine Dominion to win the titles.

While it has seemed for a long time that the Birds would be the ones to unseat Divine Dominion at Wembley, it’s harder to predict who wll be the ones to defeat them.

The Sisters of Sin have existed as a duo for longer than the titles have existed, with the two of them currently reigning as the Artist of Stardom Champions alongside Thekla in STARDOM.

With the recent praise for both women’s work outside the company, we could see them finally be rewarded with a title run.

AEW Continental Championship – ‘Hangman’ Adam Page

‘Hangman’ Adam Page can no longer challenge for the AEW World Championship following his defeat to MJF at AEW Revolution.

Hangman promised that he would go after other titles in the meantime, with he and Brodido coming off a run as Trios Champions that came to an end at All In.

At last year’s AEW All In event, Hangman would defeat Jon Moxley to win the AEW World Title, and Moxley currently still reigns as a champion; the Continental Champion.

Hangman defeating Moxley in time for this year’s Continental Classic would give him something exciting to do going forward.

AEW TNT Championship – Ilja Dragunov

One name that a lot of fans had expected to be part of last night’s Casino Gauntlet, Ilja Dragunov will likely be on his way to AEW soon.

On last night’s All In, Darby Allin once again became TNT Champion with a victory over Kevin Knight.

With Darby comes his likely tradition of defending the title almost weekly, which will lead to some incredible TV matches.

When the time comes, it should be Ilja debuting should be the man to end his run.

AEW International Championship – Konosuke Takeshita

At All In, Kazuchika Okada won back the International Championship from Kyle Fletcher in the three-way also featuring Konosuke Takeshita.

While the obvious story coming out of the match is between Okada and Fletcher, Fletcher likely won’t win back the title as he seems destined for bigger things.

That leaves the potential rubber singles match between Takeshita and Okada, with Takeshita winning back the title.

Takeshita had barely started his International Championship run before losing the belt to take part in the G1 Climax, so this time he would get a real run with the gold.

AEW TBS Championship – Willow Nightingale

Speaking of reigns that came end abruptly, back in May Willow Nightingale was forced to relinquish the TBS Championship and her spot in the Owen Hart Tournament.

Willow returned to AEW with a different goal in her sights, with her going on to capture the AEW Women’s Championship from Thekla at Redemption.

Willow lost the belt to Mercedes Mone at AEW All In, with her now also nursing a broken hand that will likely keep her out of action.

With the TBS Championship now on a heel in Persephone, we could see Willow chase the belt she never lost.

AEW World Tag Team Championship – Motor City Machine Guns

At All In, AEW took the time to show off it’s stacked Tag Team Division following Cope & Cage’s title defence against the Young Bucks.

FTR, Motor City Machine Guns and the New Level would all enter the ring, setting up what will be a very exciting tag team division in the company.

With the Bucks losing to Cope & Cage at All In, the New Level being Trios Champions and FTR already losing to Cope & Cage prior, that leaves just the Machine Guns.

AEW Women’s World Championship – Bayley

Mercedes Mone finally reigns as the AEW Women’s World Champion after defeating Willow at All In.

With Mercedes winning the title after almost three years, it’ll be interesting to see how long she ends up holding onto the title for.

Bayley’s contract status will be a news story to follow for the rest of the year, with many fans speculating that she could land in AEW in the next few months.

If that does end up happening, her and Mercedes will almost certainly run things back in AEW.

AEW World Championship – Kyle Fletcher

With Will Ospreay’s crowning moment now behind us, it begs the question: what is next?

Ospreay is set for upcoming defences against Andrade El Idolo and likely matches with MJF and Jon Moxley, which will really cement him as the top star in the company.

When the time comes for him to lose the title, it will likely be a ghost of his past that resurfaces to take it from him.

Kyle Fletcher is more than ready to run with the ball, he just needs to be passed to.

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