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Watch the AEW All Out 2026 post-show media scrum

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What happened?

AEW’s All Out 2026 wrapped up on Sept. 26 with Will Ospreay retaining the Men’s World Championship over Jon Moxley in the main event. The Young Bucks captured the Tag Team titles in a ladder match, one of only two title outcomes on a 12-match card. The show also featured the debut of Steven Borden, which ended with a trip to the hospital, and a post-show media scrum with Tony Khan and other AEW stars is available to watch.

Key Takeaways

  • Will Ospreay retained the Men’s World Championship over Jon Moxley.
  • The Young Bucks won the Tag Team titles in a ladder match.
  • The card had 12 matches total, including the Tailgate Brawl pre-show.
  • Steven Borden debuted and his entrance ended with a reported trip to the hospital.
  • Tony Khan and several AEW performers participated in a post-show media scrum.

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Event conclusion

AEW All Out 2026 finished after a 12-match card that included seven championship matches.

Main event

Will Ospreay defeated Jon Moxley to retain the Men’s World Championship.

Tag title change

The Young Bucks won the Tag Team titles in a ladder match — the only major title change among the top titles mentioned.

Debut incident

Steven Borden made his AEW debut, which reportedly ended with a trip to the hospital.

Post-show scrum

Tony Khan and All Out participants took part in a media scrum available to watch for reactions and updates.

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Sep 27, 4:23 AM

Watch the AEW All Out 2026 post-show media scrum

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AEW’s eighth annual All Out pay-per-view (PPV) is in the books. Sat., Sept. 26’s show from NOW Arena closed with Men’s World champion Will Ospreay retaining his title in a war against former mentor Jon Moxley and his Death Riders, and earning his “Ace” stripes in the process. That wrapped up an event that, including the Tailgate Brawl pre-show, featured 12 total matches. Only one title changed hands out of the seven championship bouts on the card, which was The Young Bucks winning the Tag titles in a dream ladder match. The night also featured the debut of Steven Borden, which ended with a trip to the hospital — but hopefully we’ll continue to get good news on that from this morning’s scrum. That was just some of what happened at All Out — which means Tony Khan and the stars of All Elite Wrestling should have plenty to talk about at the media scrum kicking off right about now. So click play up above and get ready for reactions to an eventful All Out on the post-show. The scrum should i

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