AEW All In 2026 left fans buzzing with excitement for the matches they saw and the company's future afterward. According to AEW's Jeff Jarrett, the August 30 pay-per-view also likely supplied motivation for other wrestling promotions to do the same."Looking through the lens of the tribalism ... if you're an Alabama [football] fan, I love when Tennessee is maybe not having the best year, I definitely want an SEC team to win. It's just how it is," Jarrett said on the"My World" podcast."If you're a professional wrestling fan and you're tried and true and love WWE, just love WWE, I think if you are to sit back and look at AEW's show last night, you can say without question, here's one brand over here and another brand over here,' he continued. "They have a lot of differences, but the biggest thing they have in common is professional wrestling. So professional wrestling didn't just win last night. They knocked it out of the park, which I believe raises the bar for all of us: TNA, WWE, AEW, RevPro, DEFY Wrestling, 1 Fall Wrestling, MLP, you name it."All In, set in London's Wembley Stadium, featured a main event pitting AEW World Champion Kenny Omega against the 2026 Men's Owen Hart Foundation tournament winner, Will Ospreay. "The Aerial Assassin" went on to dethrone Omega.Elsewhere, Mercedes Mone defeated Willow Nightingale via submission to capture the AEW Women's World Championship.The same day as AEW's biggest yearly event, WWE hosted "NXT" Heatwave from Edinburg, Texas, with Grayson Waller pinning Tony D'Angelo to claim the NXT Championship in the respective main event. Kelani Jordan unseated Kendal Grey as NXT Women's Champion as well.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "My World" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
