AEW All In: London 2026 at Wembley — preview, start time and viewing details

All Elite Wrestling returns to Wembley Stadium for AEW All In: London 2026 on Sunday, August 30, with the main card scheduled to begin at 6pm BST (1pm EST/10am PST).

This marks AEW’s third visit to Wembley after sold-out shows in 2023 and 2024 and represents the promotion’s return to the UK following last year’s All In in Texas. Nine matches are already confirmed for the card, with two spots — the Continental Cup final and the challengers for the World Trios Championship — still to be finalized on the go-home Dynamite. Seven championships are listed for defence on the night, and a newly created Continental Championship will be awarded at Wembley for the first time.

The show is headlined by an AEW World Championship match between champion Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay, the 2026 men’s Owen Hart Cup winner. Omega regained the title from MJF at Dynamite: Beach Break on July 8, and the build toward Wembley has featured Don Callis Family interference and a heated go-home Dynamite face-off between the two competitors.

Willow Nightingale defends the AEW Women’s World Championship against Mercedes Moné after Nightingale captured the title from Thekla at the inaugural Redemption pay-per-view in July. Moné earned the title shot by winning the 2026 women’s Owen Hart Cup, and the pairing has a documented history of closely contested matches.

AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage will put their gold on the line against Matt and Nick Jackson (The Young Bucks). Copeland and Christian’s storyline has been driven in part by a real-life friendship-turned-rivalry, while The Young Bucks are identified in company billing as founding EVPs and long-standing tag performers.

The AEW International Championship will be contested in a three-way featuring champion Kyle Fletcher against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita, with all three having held AEW gold in the past year; the match arrives amid reported shifts within the Don Callis Family. Darby Allin challenges Kevin Knight for the TNT Championship under no-rules conditions, with Knight noted as part of the Don Callis Family and having most recently defended the title against Chris Jericho.

Megan Bayne and Lena Kross defend the Women’s World Tag Team titles against Alex Windsor and Jamie Hayter’s Brawling Birds, while World Trios Champions “Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King — who won the belts from The Demand at Grand Slam: Mexico — have issued an open challenge that has drawn multiple potential opponents, including The Demand and rumoured combinations involving Samoa Joe and The Opps.

A new 16-man Continental Challenge Cup will produce the inaugural AEW Continental Champion at Wembley, with semifinals Jon Moxley vs Claudio Castagnoli and Nigel McGuinness vs Kyle O’Reilly set for the August 26 go-home Dynamite in Glasgow; those finalists will be confirmed days before All In. The Men’s Casino Gauntlet continues to add entrants: Andrade El Ídolo drew the number one entry after winning a three-way over Komander and Tommaso Ciampa at Grand Slam: Mexico, MJF drew number two after ambushing Andrade, and organisers say more names are expected; the gauntlet winner receives a guaranteed future shot at the AEW World Championship.

AEW has confirmed the Zero Hour pre-show will begin roughly 90 minutes before the main card — around 4:30pm BST/11:30am EST/8:30am PST (approximately 9:00pm IST/1:30am AEST Monday) — and the promotion lists the event as scheduled to begin at 10:30pm IST on Sunday, August 30 with the Zero Hour pre-show starting around 9:00pm IST. The Continental Cup semifinals on August 26 in Glasgow will decide the tournament finalists, and the go-home Dynamite will also determine the remaining challengers for the World Trios Championship ahead of the Wembley show.