Another Title Change At AEW All In London 2026

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Following two championship changes in the first two AEW All In London 2026 matches, another pair of new champions have been crowned inside Wembley Stadium.

AEW’s biggest pay-per-view of the year got off to a hot start, with both the Buy In, and the opening hour of the main card providing title changes.

AEW TBS Champion Maya World was dethroned by CMLL Women’s World Champion Persephone during the pre-show, with a returning Britt Baker providing crucial interference on the Persephone’s behalf.

Then, in the opening moments of the All In London main card, former WWE stars The New Level (Austin Creed & Kofi) made their AEW debut and proceeded to win the AEW World Trios Championships along with Swerve Strickland, entering last in the Trios Roulette Match to dethrone Hangman Page & Brodido.

The show’s third match kept the good times coming, as The Brawling Birds returned home to London to challenge Divine Dominion for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships.

With both teams unbeaten in tag team action heading into the match, something had to give, but with the home advantage, Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor entered as slight favorites over Lena Kross and Megan Bayne.

And much like Alex Windsor’s husband Will Ospreay hopes to do in the main event of AEW All In London, The Brawling Birds did indeed make it a winning return to England, as they hit Divine Dominion with Two Birds, One Stone to become the brand new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions.

Kazuchika Okada Bests Kyle Fletcher To Win AEW International Championship

The streak of title changes at AEW All In London came to a halt, as did the positive home crowd vibes, as Nigel McGuinness failed in his attempt to win the AEW Continental Challenge Cup, and dethrone Jon Moxley as AEW Continental Champion.

It turns out that this was just a one match reprieve however, as the title changes picked right back up with the next match on the card, as Kyle Fletcher defended his AEW International Championship against Don Callis Family stablemate Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita.

The match was as fast-paced and well wrestled as fans would expect from the three men involved, but the big question was how Okada and Fletcher’s Don Callis Family ties would play into the every man for himself nature of the match.

An answer to that question was given immediately, as Kyle Fletcher immediately decked Okada; leaving Takeshita visibly surprised.

By the time the match was over it was Okada who had the last laugh however, as the former IWGP Heavyweight Champion hit a surprise Rainmaker on an unsuspecting Fletcher, and pinned him to become the new AEW International Champion.

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• All In
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• jamie hayter
• All In London
• Alex Windsor
• Brawling Birds
• Divine Dominion
• The Brawling Birds
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