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Major AEW All Out Entrance Was Over A Month In The Making — Report
New details have emerged about Will Ospreay‘s Assassin’s Creed-based entrance at AEW All Out. Will Ospreay defended his AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley at AEW All Out this past Saturday. He had an Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag- themed entrance before the match. The cinematic entrance featured Matt Ryan reprising his iconic video game […] The post Major AEW All Out Entrance Was Over A Month In The Making — Report appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/28/2026
Lance Archer Reveals What Jon Moxley Told Him After Pac’s Death
AEW star Lance Archer performed at Warrior Wrestling on Sunday. His appearance came just hours after Pac’s death was announced. AEW announced that Pac’s had passed away, following which several stars from the wrestling world reacted to the loss. However, the cause of his death was not disclosed. Archer said he questioned whether he should […] The post Lance Archer Reveals What Jon Moxley Told Him After Pac’s Death appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/28/2026
Swerve Strickland sees the bright side in WWE/AEW battle in Chicago
WWE riled some folks up when they booked Chicago to the very same night as AEW this weekend. The only reason to put Worlds Collide up against All Out was to try to hurt the promotion in terms of sales. Of course, it didn’t actually work out for them, as AEW sold out and WWE didn’t even broadcast its event, at least not live. In the aftermath of a successful show, one where he retained the AEW world championship by defeating Jon Moxley in the main event, Will Ospreay was feeling particularly tribal. He cut a promo on WWE at the post-show media scrum, outright telling them “do not ever fucking step to us ever again.” It’s a not entirely unfair response, considering it’s always been WWE coming at AEW and not necessarily the other way around, at least not in such a deliberately targeted manner. However, it’s not the only way to see things. You can be a bit more of a pacifist about it, and that’s the route Swerve Strickland chose to take. A man of the people: Over 20k folks in the city of
9/28/2026
AEW Grand Slam France has its main event
Will Ospreay won’t waste time as world champion. Fresh off beating Jon Moxley to headline All Out, the new ace of AEW already called out his next challenger for Grand Slam France. That man is Kazuchika Okada. #AEWGrandSlam France – 10/6, 8/7c, TBS & HBO Max AEW World Title: @WillOspreay vs @rainmakerxokada After defending his title against Jon Moxley at #AEWAllOut, AEW World Champion Will Ospreay challenged a man he knows extremely well, Okada, for Grand Slam France, NEXT TUESDAY 10/6 pic.twitter.com/diCiTZDhZR — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 Ospreay announced his intentions at the post-PPV presser. He wants to show the global audience what the world champion is all about at Grand Slam France. Okada was his mentor, but Ospreay has leveled up since then. Okada spoke a little bit of French when accepting the challenge. “Of course. Can I say one thing? Bonjour, bitches.” The Rainmaker flashed that smile. Tony Khan signed off on the title bout to make it official. EXC
9/27/2026
Will Ospreay warns WWE not to ‘f***ing step to’ AEW ‘ever again’
He was always going to wear a World title belt for Tony Khan’s promotion because of how gifted he is in the ring, and how over he is with its fan base. But even if he was a little less talented or a over, I think Will Ospreay would have likely still become AEW’s top champion at some point. That’s because Ospreay will not only loudly, and passionately tell any and everyone that AEW is the best pro wrestling company on the planet, he’ll also add that WWE is not the best. Will has a bit of a chip on his shoulder about TKO’s pro wrestling operation after his own talks with them didn’t pan out — and then seemingly shared with the world in a somewhat passive aggressive fashion. Which is context for the AEW World champ’s comments after he successfully retained against Jon Moxley in the main event of All Out, a PPV event in greater Chicago that WWE chose to book a non-televised event against, 45 minutes away starring local hero, ex-AEW World champ, and past Khan & AEW critic CM Punk. Speaking
9/27/2026
Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada for AEW World Championship Set for Grand Slam: France
Will Ospreay’s next challenger for the AEW World Championship has been revealed. After retaining the title against Jon Moxley in the main event of All[.........] The post Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada for AEW World Championship Set for Grand Slam: France appeared first on 411MANIA | Wrestling News, WWE & AEW Results.
9/27/2026
AEW All Out 2026 recap & reactions: Will Ospreay is the ace
There is a new ace in AEW. His name is Will Ospreay. The Aerial Assassin overcame the best Jon Moxley could dish out. All Out (Sep. 26, 2026) also featured the Young Bucks staking their case as the greatest tag team of all-time, Thekla earning a title shot, Hangman Page with crazy eyes for Swerve Strickland, the Brawling Birds living up to their name, Okada bringing the Rainmaker to PPV, and more from NOW Arena in Chicago, IL. Let’s break down All Out from top to bottom. Get full play-by-play from Claire Elizabeth. AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) defeated Jon Moxley to retain the title. I’ll get the negative out of the way quickly. In my opinion, the Death Riders style of PPV main event stinks. There’s too many people running in. The match devolves into garbage, and it takes away from the actual wrestling, which is the selling point of AEW. “Where the best wrestle.” Moving on to the positive. I enjoyed the story of Moxley testing Ospreay’s neck with piledrivers and suplexes. T
9/27/2026
Will Ospreay Outlasts Jon Moxley After Chaos Takes Over AEW All Out Main Event
Will Ospreay and Jon Moxley’s complicated history reached another chapter at AEW All Out 2026, with the AEW World Championship on the line. The storylines of the two men have been connected since Forbidden Door 2025, when Moxley dropped Ospreay on his head and sent the Aerial Assassin away for neck surgery. After returning, Ospreay […] The post Will Ospreay Outlasts Jon Moxley After Chaos Takes Over AEW All Out Main Event appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/27/2026
Will Ospreay kicks out of a huge overbooked mess to retain AEW world title against Jon Moxley
The main event of tonight’s (Sept. 26) All Out pay-per-view featured AEW World Champion Will Ospreay defending the belt against Jon Moxley. Mox wisely targeted Ospreay’s surgically repaired neck and tried to break it again with multiple piledrivers. But Will’s neck is a lot stronger now thanks to his time with Mox’s Death Riders. It would take lot more than that to beat him this time. You know, like never-ending interference from a shitload of wrestlers. The Death Riders’ loser C-Team Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia showed up right around the time the ref took a bump late in the bout. United Empire members Francesco Akira and Speedball Mike Bailey got in there to fight them off. The Death Riders can't help themselves as they get involved! Watch #AEWAllOut LIVE on HBO Max PPV pic.twitter.com/v5upYR61GM — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 27, 2026 It was Marina Shafir’s turn to interfere and get the upper hand, but Bailey didn’t getting physical with her. However, he didn’t see “T
9/27/2026
Sambus’ AEW All Out 2026 Review 09.26.26
411's Theo Sambus checks out AEW's All Out PPV, with Will Ospreay defending the World title against Jon Moxley! The post Sambus’ AEW All Out 2026 Review 09.26.26 appeared first on 411MANIA | Wrestling News, WWE & AEW Results.
9/27/2026