AEW are a few weeks removed from All In at Wembley Stadium, and it’s time for All Out.

Last month, Londoner Will Ospreay finally achieved a childhood dream by becoming world champion with tens of thousands of hometown fans screaming his name.

Now it’s time for his first title defence against a formidable rival, while All Elite Wrestling boss Tony Khan has stacked the card with something for everyone.

There’s also a spot for The New Level, formerly known as The New Day, and fans are still waiting for another former WWE superstar to join the AEW roster.

Weeks after delivering a true spectacle under the Wembley arch, you wouldn’t bet against AEW keeping that momentum going. Here’s everything you need to know.

When is AEW All Out 2026?

AEW All Out airs tomorrow night (Saturday, September 26). The main show will kick off at 1am for fans in the UK.

The Tailgate Brawl, which is replacing Saturday’s Collision, will get underway an hour earlier at midnight.

How to watch AEW All Out 2026?

UK fans have some options for how to join in the action, including catching the show on delay on ITV4.

If you want to watch live, All Out is on pay-per-view via Amazon Prime for £14.99, including streaming replays on demand.

To watch via Prime Video, you can buy the PPV and tune in on the ‘Live and upcoming events’ section on your homepage.

Meanwhile, the new MyAEW platform’s subscriptions include every monthly PPV, which means All Out is part of that.

A monthly subscription costs £14.99, while a discounted annual subscription is available for £90.

As well as the PPVs, you also get weekly live episodes of Dynamite and Collision, along with the entire 2026 archive, which includes TV and PPV content from Ring of Honor.

If that’s not all, MyAEW offers podcasts, select archive AEW and ROH shows, and the Watch AEW Fast Channel.

AEW All Out 2026 full match card

• AEW Title: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Jon Moxley
• AEW TBS Title Open Challenge: Persephone (c) vs. TBA
• Ladder Match for AEW World Tag Titles: Cage and Cope (c) vs. FTR vs. The Young Bucks
• AEW National Title: Andrade El Idolo (c) vs. Pac
• AEW International Title: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Tommaso Ciampa
• AEW World Tag Title Number 1 Contenders Match: Darby Allin and Steven Borden vs. Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher
• AEW Women’s World Title Number One Contenders: Willow Nightingale vs. Thekla
• AEW World Trios Titles: The New Level and Swerve Strickland vs. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page and Brodido
• Chicago Street Fight for AEW Women’s Tag Titles: The Brawling Birds (c) vs. Divine Dominion

Will Ilja Dragunov, Kairi Sane and Mara Sade finally join AEW at All Out after leaving WWE?

Metro’s wrestling expert Alistair McGeorge looks at the ongoing saga.

It seems like a matter of if, not when, Ilja Dragunov surfaces in AEW. The intense and supremely talented star is a natural fit for the company, and Tony Khan has made no secret of his admiration for him as a wrestler.

In the lead-up to All In, Tony told me that Ilja is ‘a tremendous competitor’, but he’s not been drawn into confirming whether or not they’ve been in touch.

Last week, Fightful Select reported that Ilja is expected to sign for AEW, with some visa details getting sorted in the background. And in the last couple of days, Will Ospreay admitted the buzz around Ilja potentially joining the roster is ‘exciting’.

He told Sports Illustrated: ‘I’m sure if you bring him in and you keep us on separate sides of the roster and build us both up, it could generally be like a big money-drawing singles match that could main event any show anywhere in the world.’

I’d go one step further and say Ilja could be a challenger to Ospreay from the get-go, and the AEW crowd will treat him as such when he does appear.

I wouldn’t expect Kairi Sane just yet, with no real reports suggesting she’s on her way. However, former TNA and WWE wrestler Mara Sade could make her debut at All Out, potentially answering Persephone’s open challenge.

Earlier in the week, Mara’s official website mentioned her as a member of the AEW roster, but that was hastily removed. Fightful has reported that she has signed a full-time deal with the company, having also had talks with TNA and WWE about her future.

WWE Worlds Collide clash with All Out and how to watch

While AEW is holding All Out in Chicago, WWE will also be in the city for Worlds Collide, pitting Raw, SmackDown and NXT stars in matches with favourites from AAA.

Although fans originally expected the event to air on YouTube, as with other AAA specials.

However, there are still no broadcast details available, meaning the only way to watch live is to be there in the arena.

WWE Hall of Famer John ‘Bradshaw’ Layfield has confirmed he won’t be there in person, with commentary being added after the fact, so it could be that it’s used on Club WWE in the near future.

The card is stacked, featuring the likes of Fatal Influence, Los Perros del Mal, the Lucha Brothers, Roxanne Perez, Dragon Lee, Mr Iguana, Je’Von Evans and Axiom in some stellar matchups.

The main event pits CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano against Dominik Mysterio, Omos and JD McDonagh.