Predicting The Rest Of The Card For AEW All In London Following Redemption

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Last night, AEW had it’s final pay-per-view stop on the road to All In London last night, when the company hosted the first-ever Redemption event in Montreal.

Coming out of the show, we now have three major marquee matches officially set for All In London next month.

However, there are still many other matches yet to be announced for All In that were set up on last night’s show.

Here is our prediction for the remaining matches at AEW All In London 2026.

AEW International Championship – Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Kazuchika Okada vs. Konosuke Takeshita

Perhaps the longest build up of any match on the show is the ongoing drama between Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher and Kazuchika Okada.

All three men once part of the Don Callis Family together, their individual quests for greatness have led to both Protoshida and Protokada becoming enemies in recent weeks.

Takeshita defeated Okada for the International Championship back at Double or Nothing, with Fletcher defeating Takeshita for the title at Beach Break, and now being at odds with Okada too.

A three-way between all three men at All In seems the only way to officially settle the score here.

AEW National Championship – Andrade El Idolo (c) vs. MJF

Another long running rivalry on AEW television is between Andrade El Idolo and MJF.

During his time in the Don Callis Family, Andrade took exception to Callis working with MJF, which led to the Lights Out Steel Cage match at Forbidden Door, where Andrade officially turned on both Callis AND MJF.

At Redemption, Andrade captured his first title of his AEW career, defeating the Don Callis Family’s own Mark Davis to win the AEW National Championship.

With issues between he and MJF still looming, the two of them facing off at All In seems like the move being made here.

AEW TNT Championship – Kevin Knight (c) vs. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page

‘Hangman’ Adam Page unceremoniously made his return to AEW television back on the July 11 episode of Collision in Virginia, though he hasn’t been seen or even referenced since.

During the segment, Hangman reflected on his loss to MJF at Revolution, and him no longer being able to challenge for the AEW World Championship after the loss.

However, Hangman would note that there are other titles in the company that he could challenge for, with him specifically naming Kevin Knight and the TNT Championship, a man he has history with.

Knight getting a major role at All In against the man who headlined last year would be a big spot for him.

Stadium Stampede – Death Riders & The Dogs vs. Bang Bang Gang & Motor City Machine Guns

A staple of AEW’s big pay-per-view events are the Stadium Stampede or Anarchy In The Arena matches, where two large groups of wrestlers brawl around the arena in a chaotic encounter.

The rivalry between the Bang Bang Gang and the Dogs has continued to grow since Jay White’s return to AEW television at Forbidden Door, with the Dogs’ alliance with the Death Riders coming into play, leaving the Bang Bang Gang outnumbered.

The Motor City Machine Guns are now officially free agents following the expiration of their WWE non-compete clause last week, with many expecting them to show up at this week’s AEW Dynamite in Detroit.

A pair of Machine Guns would fit very nicely into the ‘Bang Bang’ Gang to help even the score here, as well as Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin also having their own history with Jay White during his time in ROH.

AEW TBS & ROH World Championship – Maya World (TBS) vs. Athena (ROH)

A rivalry has been growing between Athena and Maya World over the past few weeks after Maya eliminated her from the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament.

Following Maya’s loss to Mercedes Mone at Forbidden Door, Athena would lay out the challenge for another match with Maya after their first encounter.

With Maya herself now reigning as TBS Champion, and Athena’s historic ROH Women’s World Championship reign now exceeding even Roman Reigns’ Universal Championship reign, a title vs. title clash would have major stakes for All In.

Either Athena taking the TBS Title, opening herself up to more appearances on AEW television, or Maya getting yet another major moment and ending Athena’s legendary reign, would make for a good moment coming out of the show.

Women’s Tag Team Championship – Divine Dominion (c) vs. The Brawling Birds

Since they came together back at Grand Slam Australia, Megan Bayne and Lena Kross have dominated the Women’s Tag Team division in AEW as the Divine Dominion.

However, there is one partnership that the Divine Dominion have yet to be tested against, and that is the Brawling Birds duo of Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor.

Ever since the Brawling Birds came together, many have suspected that All In would be the place where they get anointed the new Women’s Tag Team Champions.

The two Englishwomen getting a big moment in their home country feels like a no brainer.

Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match

The Casino Gauntlet has become arguably AEW’s staple gimmick match over the past few years, with it always being filled with great moments and surprises.

All In has seen three Casino Gauntlet matches take place in it’s history, and with so many major names unaccounted for this year, we will almost certainly see another take place.

Major names such as Swerve Strickland, Darby Allin, Chris Jericho, Bandido, Speedball Mike Bailey and others could find their way into the match this year to earn a shot at the AEW World Championship.

Surprise entrants such as Zack Sabre Jr, Nigel McGuinness and potentially Leon Slater would also make for a memorable contest.

Women’s Casino Gauntlet Match

Last year’s AEW All In also saw the Women’s Casino Gauntlet take place, which was won by Athena to set up her title match at Forbidden Door the following month.

This year, AEW’s Women’s roster has only continued to grow stronger, so there will be many major names in the division likely unaccounted for on the show.

Former Women’s World Champion Thekla, Kris Statlander and Hikaru Shida would be among the competitors in the match this year.

There are arguably even more potential surprise women’s entrants we could see, with names like Kairi Sane, Kay Lee Ray, Dani Luna and members of the STARDOM roster all making fun potential additions to the match.

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