All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has had a thrilling 2026 with major pay-per-view events drawing massive crowds, including the recent All In show at Wembley Stadium in London. At that event, Will Ospreay won the AEW World Championship from Kenny Omega, and Mercedes Moné claimed her first AEW Women’s World Championship from Willow Nightingale. The stadium hosted over 41,000 fans, marking AEW’s biggest event this year. Despite this milestone, AEW's calendar still features several high-profile pay-per-views and special shows as the year progresses.

Looking ahead, AEW’s schedule includes four major shows before the year ends. All Out will take place on September 26 at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, where Will Ospreay is set to defend his AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. Then on October 6, AEW will hold its first-ever live event in France, the Grand Slam France, at the Adidas Arena in Paris. Shortly afterward, WrestleDream is scheduled for October 17 at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida, marking its fourth year and returning to a city last hosting Worlds End in 2024.

November’s lineup is highlighted by Blood & Guts on November 4 at Jacksonville’s Veterans Memorial Arena, bringing back their signature, intense match type for both men and women. Just ten days later, Full Gear will be held on November 14 in Phoenix, Arizona, marking only the second time AEW hosts a PPV in Arizona, but the first in Phoenix specifically. This event is notable for moving away from its usual Prudential Center venue for the first time since 2023.

As of now, AEW has not announced any December pay-per-view, leaving uncertainty about the return of its annual Worlds End event. With the strong remaining line-up and several weekly television episodes to come, Tony Khan’s AEW looks set to close 2026 with continued momentum and draw attention from the wrestling world into the new year. Fans should stay tuned for possible additions to the schedule before the year wraps up.