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AEW All In London 2026 aftermath and commercial success

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Following the AEW All In: London 2026 pay-per-view at Wembley Stadium, the event has drawn both high praise and industry criticism. The main event between AEW World Champion Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay was described by some observers as one of the greatest in the promotion’s ~~history, noted for being hard-hitting and brutal while adhering to standard singles match regulations. However,~~ history. While veteran Eric Bischoff criticized the bout on his ‘83 Weeks’ podcast, comparing ~~the match~~ it to a hardcore match, critic Dave Meltzer awarded the match ~~by The Nasty Boyz. Critics have suggested that Bischoff’s assessment may reflect a bias against~~ 6.5 stars. In the match, Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to become the new AEW ~~following a fallout with Tony Khan.~~ World Champion. The event featured several high-profile championship defenses, including ~~Willow Nightingale’s~~ Mercedes Moné winning the AEW Women’s World ~~Championship match against Mercedes Moné. Nightingale competed despite a broken hand, awaiting X-ray results to determine the necessary level of protection.~~ Championship. Other scheduled bouts included a triple-threat match for the AEW International Championship involving Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher, and Kazuchika Okada, as well as an AEW World Tag Team Championship match between Adam Copeland and Christian Cage against The Young Bucks. Commercially, All In 2026 ~~is projected to become the most-bought~~ has reportedly set a new pay-per-view ~~in AEW history, with early~~ buy record for All Elite Wrestling. Early estimates ~~suggesting~~ from the Wrestling Observer suggest the event drew between 210,000 and 230,000 ~~buys. This would surpass~~ buys, surpassing the previous record of 215,000 set by All Out 2021. Both international and domestic viewership reportedly increased by more than 50 percent compared to the company’s 2026 average. While attendance at Wembley was reported between 40,000 and 47,000—lower than the 2023 and 2024 figures—the digital and broadcast reach reached historic levels. Despite this success, ~~reports indicate~~ rumors suggest AEW ~~leadership~~ may ~~not return to Wembley Stadium for~~ move its 2027 All In ~~2027, potentially shifting the flagship show~~ event to North ~~American markets,~~ America, though the Dynasty event remains scheduled for Liverpool in 2027.

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