Big Title Match Made Official For AEW All In London

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A big title match has been made official for AEW All In London following tonight’s Redemption pay-per-view event.

With AEW All In now just a month away, the AEW tag team division is now as stacked as it has been for years.

Teases between the champions Cope & Cage and the Young Bucks have been taking place on AEW television for several weeks now, leading many to believe that would be the match at All In.

Earlier on in the night at Redemption tonight, The Young Bucks would pick up a huge tag team victory over Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley of the Death Riders after some differing opinions between Mox and Ospreay.

This would be followed later in the night by the AEW World Tag Team Championship match, with Cope and Christian Cage defending their titles against the Death Riders’ PAC and Claudio Castagnoli.

Following Cope and Cage’s victory, they were confronted by Matt and Nick Jackson in the ring, before a graphic appeared on the titantron confirming that the Young Bucks would challenge Cope and Cage for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All In London next month, the first time ever meeting between the teams.

One Of The Biggest Tag Team Matches Of All-Time Is In AEW’s Grasp

After the booking of their men’s tag team division drew plenty of criticism in 2025, this year sees AEW housing one of the strongest tag team line-ups in wrestling history.

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, the Young Bucks and FTR are certainly three of wrestling’s greatest tandems of the last 30 years. But add the seemingly inevitable arrival of The New Day into the mix, and AEW has the potential to put on one of the star-studded tag matches of all time.

While it seems as though the Young Bucks and Cope & Cage will face off two on two at All In, the opportunity to put on a ladder four-way between Cope & Cage, FTR, Young Bucks and New Day is simply too tantalising to pass up.

Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods’ 90-day non-compete clause will be expiring in the first week of August, giving Tony Khan plenty time to bring them into the fold and get building towards a potential all-timer contest coming out of All In London.

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