The recent AEW Redemption pay-per-view at Montreal’s Bell Centre featured ten pivotal matches that significantly influenced storylines leading into the All In 2026 event slated for August 30 at Wembley Stadium in London. This summer’s narrative threads have been weaving gradually, starting from the Forbidden Door event where Will Ospreay captured the Men’s Owen Hart Cup and secured a title shot at All In. However, the AEW World Championship challenger shifted after MJF’s loss to Kenny Omega at the Beach Break event, with Omega successfully defending his title against Kevin Knight at Redemption to solidify his clash with Ospreay at Wembley.

The women’s championship scene also saw dramatic developments. Mercedes Moné emerged victorious in the Women’s Owen Hart Cup, positioning herself for a title opportunity at All In. Yet, this anticipated bout was altered when Willow Nightingale dethroned Thekla for the AEW Women’s World Championship at Redemption. These changes created a new title match dynamic between Nightingale and Moné that now headlines the women’s division at Wembley. Redemption also set the stage for undercard bouts, notably when tag champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defended their AEW World Tag Team Championship against Claudio Castagnoli and PAC, leading to a challenge from The Young Bucks. This confrontation confirmed a tag team showdown between Copeland and Cage versus Matt and Nick Jackson for the titles at All In.

Another key rivalry is building around the AEW International Championship. Kyle Fletcher retained his belt at Redemption, further intensifying his feud with Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada. Takeshita’s recent departure from the Don Callis Family has spurred growing tension among these competitors, setting up what seems to be a three-way match for All In. These evolving storylines and title defenses reflect AEW’s strategic pacing and long-term storytelling approach, heightening anticipation for the Wembley event.

The updated match card following Redemption now features Kenny Omega defending the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay, Willow Nightingale putting her Women’s World Championship on the line against Mercedes Moné, and Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defending the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Young Bucks. Additional matches, including the expected triple threat involving Fletcher, Takeshita, and Okada for the International title, are also poised to complete the Wembley card. All In 2026 continues to build as a major spectacle in professional wrestling, showcasing AEW’s growing prominence and its ability to craft compelling, high-stakes contests.