All Elite Wrestling’s WrestleDream 2026 event is set for Saturday, October 17, at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. Now in its fourth year, this marquee wrestling show will be headlined by a unique Clockwork Carnage match featuring AEW World Champion Will Ospreay defending his title against seven challengers, including Adam Copeland, Darby Allin, and Kazuchika Okada. The card also highlights a Women’s World Championship bout where Mercedes Moné will face Thekla, following Moné’s recent win over Willow Nightingale at All Out.

Jon Moxley, currently on a two-match losing streak, will look to bounce back as he defends the AEW Continental Championship against Mark Davis. Moxley’s losses came in recent tag matches, and his intense post-match promos have built significant anticipation for this showdown. Other title defenses include The Young Bucks versus The Don Callis Family for the AEW World Tag Team Championship, a best two-out-of-three falls match for the AEW World Trios Championship between Swerve Strickland with The New Level and Adam Page’s team, plus Andrade El Idolo defending the AEW National Championship against Tommaso Ciampa.

The event’s undercard features a four-way match for the TBS Championship with Persephone defending against Dani Luna, Queen Aminata, and Hyan. There is also a zero hour match segment including Divine Dominion versus Sisters of Sin and a tag team clash between FTR and the Motor City Machine Guns. Fans can watch WrestleDream 2026 starting at 8:00 p.m. ET, with a zero hour kickoff at 7:00 p.m. ET. Streaming options in the United States include HBO Max, Prime Video, Fubo, PPV.com, and YouTube, with international viewers able to access the show on MyAEW.com.

WrestleDream continues to solidify AEW’s reputation for delivering high-profile wrestling events with a strong lineup of technical wrestlers and established stars. The inclusion of multiple championship defenses and a multi-competitor headline match signals AEW’s commitment to providing exciting, unpredictable matchups. With top talent like Ospreay, Moné, and Moxley featured prominently, the event aims to captivate audiences and maintain AEW’s growing presence in the professional wrestling landscape going into late 2026.