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AEW All In London 2026 Results, The New Level, Britt Baker, Sting, MCMG, FTR

AEW returned to Wembley Stadium on Sunday for All In London 2026, delivering a massive card packed with title changes, surprise returns, and a historic main event that saw a new AEW World Champion crowned.

Below are the full results and key moments from the show.

Buy In Results

Lio Rush & The Rascalz def. The Opps

Lio Rush scored the victory for his team after connecting with a frog splash on Anthony Bowens in a fast-paced eight-man opener.

Harley Cameron & Kris Statlander def. Sisters of Sin

Statlander put Julia Hart away with Sunday Night Fever to earn the win for her team.

Boom and Doom & The Hurt Syndicate def. Shane Taylor Promotions

Bobby Lashley finished off Carlie Bravo with a Dominator to secure the victory.

Persephone def. Maya World (c) to win the AEW TBS Championship

A masked individual interfered late in the match, allowing Persephone to hit a Tenryu Powerbomb and capture the title. Afterward, the mystery attacker revealed herself as a returning Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., who laid out the former champion with Lockjaw.

Shane “Swerve” Strickland & The New Level win AEW World Trios Championship Royale Roulette Match

The surprise debuting of The New Level (Austin Creed & Kofi) joined forces with Swerve to outlast the field and capture the AEW World Trios Championship.

Main Card Results

AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship

Brawling Birds def. Divine Dominion (c) to win the titles

Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor dethroned the champions when they connected with Two Birds, One Stone on Lena Kross to become the new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions.

AEW Continental Championship & Continental Challenge Cup Final

Jon Moxley (c) def. Nigel McGuinness

Nigel McGuinness pushed Moxley to the limit in an emotional Wembley showdown, but Moxley ultimately forced him to submit to a seated ankle lock. With the victory, Moxley retained the Continental Championship and won the Continental Challenge Cup.

AEW International Championship

Kazuchika Okada def. Kyle Fletcher (c) and Konosuke Takeshita

In a highly competitive three-way title match, Okada capitalized after Takeshita and Fletcher battered each other, pinning Fletcher to become the new AEW International Champion.

Casino Gauntlet Match – World Championship No. 1 Contender

Andrade El Idolo wins

After surviving a chaotic field that included MJF, Daniel Garcia, Chris Jericho, Nick Wayne, Mike Bailey, Jack Perry, Mistico and others, Andrade scored the deciding pinfall on Nick Wayne to earn a future AEW World Championship opportunity.

AEW World Tag Team Championship

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) def. The Young Bucks

Copeland and Cage retained in a hard-fought battle against Matt and Nick Jackson. Christian used a loaded arm brace before Copeland delivered a Spear, allowing the champions to remain on top.

Following the match, Motor City Machine Guns made their presence felt before FTR and the newly crowned Trios Champions also appeared, creating a major confrontation in the ring.

AEW TNT Championship – Falls Count Anywhere

Darby Allin def. Kevin Knight (c) to win the title

One of the wildest matches of the night saw interference from Brian Cage, Jake Doyle, Steven Borden and even Sting. The match ended when Allin delivered a Coffin Drop off the stage onto Knight, who was on a stretcher, to become the new TNT Champion.

AEW Women’s World Championship

Mercedes Moné def. Willow Nightingale (c) to win the title

After targeting Willow’s injured hand throughout the match, Moné trapped the champion in a brutal variation of the Statement Maker. The referee stopped the contest, crowning Moné the new AEW Women’s World Champion.

AEW World Championship

Will Ospreay def. Kenny Omega (c) to win the title

In a Wembley main event worthy of the occasion, Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay delivered another classic encounter. After surviving a One-Winged Angel and an exhausting war of attrition, Ospreay finally connected with a decisive Hidden Blade to score the pinfall and capture the AEW World Championship in front of his home-country fans.

The victory marked one of the biggest moments of Ospreay’s career as Wembley Stadium erupted in celebration to close the show.

AEW All In London 2026: New Champions Crowned

New AEW World Champion: Will Ospreay
New AEW Women’s World Champion: Mercedes Moné
New AEW TNT Champion: Darby Allin
New AEW International Champion: Kazuchika Okada
New AEW TBS Champion: Persephone
New AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions: Brawling Birds
New AEW World Trios Champions: Shane “Swerve” Strickland & The New Level

The event also featured the surprise return of Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. and the AEW debut of The New Level (Austin Creed & Kofi), making All In London 2026 one of the most newsworthy shows in company history.

What’s Going on with Britt Baker in AEW? Sorting Fact from Fiction

As we previously reported, Baker’s days on AEW programming may have already come to an end. Speculation around Britt Baker’s status with AEW has been swirling ever since her last televised appearance in November 2024. Reports and rumors have suggested everything from backstage heat to Tony Khan being “fed up” with the former AEW Women’s World Champion. However, as often happens in the wrestling world, the truth seems to be far less dramatic than the headlines suggest.

Recent discussions on Wrestling Observer Radio with Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez provided some clarity on Baker’s situation. According to Meltzer, while there may be some underlying truths to certain reports, the narrative has been “blown way out of proportion.”

The Backstage Buzz

The most talked-about rumor involves Baker’s alleged unpopularity backstage. Some reports claim she’s “wildly unpopular” in the women’s locker room and territorial about her position in AEW’s women’s division. Meltzer and Alvarez pushed back on this idea, noting that while Baker is indeed a polarizing figure, the claim that “nobody” likes her is simply false.

Alvarez explained how the story snowballed into something bigger than it actually is. According to him, it all started when Wade Keller briefly discussed Baker’s situation on his podcast. From there, other outlets began picking up the story and publishing increasingly exaggerated headlines, leading to rumors that Baker was “done” with AEW altogether.

Is Tony Khan “Fed Up” with Britt Baker?

Another major point of speculation is that Tony Khan has grown tired of Baker and has chosen to focus on other talents instead. While it’s true that Baker hasn’t been utilized recently, Alvarez noted that no one he spoke to within AEW indicated that Khan has written her off for good. Instead, it appears to be more of a creative decision, with no concrete explanation provided as to why Baker hasn’t been on TV.

Britt Baker’s Contract Status

Meltzer and Alvarez both confirmed that Baker remains under contract with AEW for “quite a while.” This dispels any rumors that her absence is tied to contract disputes or that she’s preparing to leave the company. According to Alvarez, “Nobody said she’s not coming back. It’s not like she’s never going to be used again.”

What’s Next for Britt Baker?

While her current absence has sparked plenty of debate, Britt Baker’s future in AEW is ultimately up to Tony Khan. For now, it seems the situation isn’t nearly as dire as some reports have made it out to be. As one of AEW’s cornerstone stars, Baker has played a pivotal role in establishing the women’s division since the company’s inception. Whether fans love or hate her, there’s no denying her impact.

It’s not uncommon for wrestlers to take a step back from TV, either to recharge creatively or to make room for other talent. With her contract still in place, it’s likely only a matter of time before we see the DMD back in action.

Final Thoughts

The wrestling rumor mill has a habit of taking a kernel of truth and turning it into a full-blown soap opera. While it’s clear that Britt Baker is a polarizing figure in AEW, the reports of widespread hatred or Tony Khan’s outright refusal to use her seem to be overblown.

For now, the best course of action is to wait and see what AEW has planned for Baker. Whether she returns as a babyface or a heel, it’s safe to say her next move will have the wrestling world talking once again.

Stay tuned to WrestlingNewsBlog.com for all the latest updates on Britt Baker, AEW, and the ever-evolving wrestling landscape!

Britt Baker’s AEW Future Reportedly in Question Amid Backstage Tensions

Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., a cornerstone of AEW since its inception, finds herself at the center of backstage drama once again. Despite being one of the most recognizable faces in the company, the latest reports suggest her time in AEW may be nearing an end.

On a recent episode of the PWTorch VIP podcast, wrestling journalist Wade Keller shed light on Baker’s standing within AEW’s locker room, claiming the dentist-turned-wrestler has faced increasing frustrations from colleagues and higher-ups. Keller noted that Baker is “wildly unpopular” with many of AEW’s women’s roster, though he acknowledged that some in the company might disagree with that assessment.

Is AEW Moving On from Britt Baker?

Keller suggested that Tony Khan might be considering phasing Baker out of AEW programming entirely, placing her in a similar category as other wrestlers who are no longer contacted for appearances. “She might be done with AEW,” Keller said, hinting at growing internal friction.

Reportedly, one factor contributing to Baker’s diminished presence on AEW television is her backstage altercation with Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) last year. The situation stemmed from Baker allegedly criticizing MJF’s lengthy match with Will Ospreay, a comment that made its way back to MJF via Alicia Atout. This led to a confrontation involving Ospreay and later escalated when Baker reportedly made disparaging remarks about Atout, prompting MJF to get involved. Following an internal investigation, Baker was reportedly suspended for her role in the incident.

Additionally, it’s believed that a minor backstage incident since the MJF altercation has further cast doubt on Baker’s value as a key player on AEW programming, leaving Khan to question whether keeping her on TV is worth the potential drama.

Britt Baker’s History of Controversy

This isn’t the first time Baker has faced issues behind the scenes. Her strained relationship with Thunder Rosa was well-documented on the short-lived reality show AEW All Access, where tensions between the two were a recurring theme. Keller further described Baker as having a reputation for being “fiercely territorial” about her position in AEW.

However, not all the challenges Baker faces stem from her professional relationships. Keller clarified that her recent absence has nothing to do with her break-up with former AEW star Adam Cole, which reportedly ended without animosity between the two.

Baker’s Commitment to AEW

Despite the drama, Baker has made her feelings about AEW clear in past interviews. She has expressed a genuine love for the company and a desire to elevate the women’s division, even as rumors about her behavior continue to circulate. While her passion for AEW appears sincere, the question now is whether the backstage environment—and AEW management—are willing to invest in her moving forward.

As AEW heads into another pivotal year, it remains to be seen whether Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., will continue to carve out a place in the company or if this chapter of her career is nearing its end. Fans will be watching closely to see what happens next for the inaugural AEW Women’s Champion.

Stay tuned to WrestlingNewsBlog.com for more updates on Britt Baker’s status and all things AEW!

Update On Why Britt Baker Missed Wednesday’s Episode Of AEW Dynamite

Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. missed this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite due to an illness.

The former AEW Women’s Champion was originally set to compete in a Women’s Title Eliminator match against Willow Nightingale, but the match wound up being pulled at the last minute.

Taking to Twitter, the D.M.D. posted a video to announce that she went to urgent care and was given antibiotics, an IV, and a shot due to a case of strep throat.

Tony Khan announced during Wednesday’s media call to promote AEW WrestleDream 2024 that Baker attended the wedding of former AEW VP Megha Parekh prior to becoming ill.

Baker ended her video with the following message to her critics,

“To all the weirdos with your conspiracy theories, f**k off.”

Source: eWn