AEW All Out Odds & Predictions 2026: Insight on Every Match in Chicago

AEW All Out returns to Chicago on Sept. 26 with a three-match card currently headlined by Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. The event follows AEW’s most recent pay-per-view, All In London, where Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega in an instant classic to capture the world title at Wembley Stadium.

The latest AEW All Out odds give us an early look at the potential favorites, while the announced matches already provide plenty of opportunities for AEW All Out predictions. Here’s my look at the AEW All Out card, AEW All Out odds, and my picks for the biggest All Out matches at All Out: Chicago.

🤼 AEW All Out Odds 2026

The AEW All Out odds make Ospreay a modest favorite to retain the AEW World Championship, while the Young Bucks are my early choice in the three-way ladder match that, according to Adam Copeland, may also involve tables and chairs – but don’t call it a TLC match.

The Brawling Birds also enter as favorites after winning the women’s tag titles from Divine Dominion at All In. There are several other intriguing matchups in what is shaping up to be a great follow-up to one of AEW’s most successful PPVs of all-time.

AEW All Out Match Predictions

Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley — AEW World Championship

Prediction: Will Ospreay

Will Ospreay is the logical choice to retain the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. Ospreay just captured the title from Kenny Omega at All In London, and I don’t think AEW should immediately end what could become one of its most important championship runs of 2026.

Moxley is an ideal first major challenger because his violent, physical style gives Ospreay a completely different test from the spectacular match he had with Omega. The story also has room to grow, particularly with Ospreay now positioned as the centerpiece of AEW’s next era, building a new United Empire to potentially clash with Moxley’s Death Riders. The AEW All Out odds should therefore make Ospreay a clear, but not overwhelming, favorite.

I’m expecting Moxley, who teamed with Ospreay a few months back at AEW Redemption, to push the champion to his limits, potentially with outside chaos or interference playing a role. Ultimately, Ospreay’s speed and ability to survive Moxley’s pressure should allow him to hit the Storm Driver and retain in one of the biggest All Out matches.

Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs. Young Bucks vs. FTR — AEW World Tag Team Championship

Prediction: Young Bucks

I’m picking the Young Bucks to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship in the three-way ladder match. The Bucks were controversially defeated by Adam Copeland and Christian Cage at All In after Christian used an underhanded tactic involving a hidden wrench, giving AEW an obvious storyline reason to give Matt and Nick Jackson another opportunity.

Adding FTR makes the match even more unpredictable, but I think the Bucks are the team AEW should ultimately put over. A ladder match also plays directly into their strengths, allowing Matt and Nick to use their athleticism, timing and willingness to take huge risks.

The AEW All Out odds would make this the closest of my three picks because all three teams have a legitimate case. Still, I expect the Bucks to climb the ladder and reclaim the championships they believe were stolen from them at All In. Of all the All Out matches, this is my favorite upset-style pick.

Swerve Strickland & The New Level vs. Hangman Page & Brodido — AEW World Trios Championship

Prediction: Swerve Strickland & The New Level

Swerve Strickland and The New Level are my pick to retain the AEW World Trios Championship against Hangman Page and Brodido. Hangman, Bandido and Brody King earned this opportunity by defeating The Conglomeration on Dynamite, setting up another major championship match for Page.

I expect the champions to survive because Swerve and The New Level have plenty of momentum, while the challengers can remain protected in defeat. The All Out predictions point toward another hard-fought trios match, but Swerve’s experience in major AEW title matches could make the difference. My All Out card analysis has the champions retaining after a chaotic encounter.

Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs. Kevin Knight & Kyle Fletcher

Prediction: Kevin Knight & Kyle Fletcher

Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher are my pick to win this No. 1 contenders match and earn a future shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championship. The Don Callis Family duo has already shown how dangerous it can be, while Knight and Fletcher have plenty of athleticism and power to complement each other.

Darby Allin and Steven Borden will make this a difficult matchup, but I see Knight and Fletcher advancing to the next title opportunity. The AEW predictions favor the team with the stronger combination of size, speed and chemistry. With the All Out card featuring a loaded tag team division, this could be an important win for Fletcher and Knight.

Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale — Women’s World Championship No. 1 Contender

Prediction: Thekla

Thekla is my pick to defeat Willow Nightingale and earn a future shot at the AEW Women’s World Championship. The winner will challenge Mercedes Moné at WrestleDream, giving this matchup considerably more significance than a typical singles bout.

I’m siding with Thekla because her aggressive approach could give her an advantage against Willow’s more power-based style. Thekla also has an opportunity to establish herself as a major threat in the women’s division with a high-profile victory. My All Out predictions have Thekla advancing to WrestleDream, while the All Out card gets another result that could set up one of AEW’s next major women’s championship programs.

Kazuchika Okada vs. Tommaso Ciampa — AEW International Championship

Prediction: Tommaso Ciampa

Tommaso Ciampa is my pick to dethrone Kazuchika Okada and win the AEW International Championship at All Out. Ciampa has made it clear that he wants more gold in AEW, and he immediately targeted Okada after the Rainmaker dismissed his challenge. The confrontation on Dynamite gave Ciampa plenty of momentum heading into their first singles match.

The All Out card has several major title matches, but I expect this one to deliver a surprise result. Ciampa has the aggressive style to match Okada, and I like the idea of giving him a significant singles victory. My AEW predictions have Ciampa leaving Chicago with the International Championship.

Brawling Birds vs. Divine Dominion — Chicago Street Fight

Prediction: Brawling Birds

The Brawling Birds are my pick to retain the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship against Divine Dominion in a Chicago Street Fight. Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor captured the titles from Megan Bayne and Lena Kross at All In, so the rematch gives Divine Dominion an immediate opportunity to regain the belts.

I still think AEW should keep the championships with the Brawling Birds. Hayter and Windsor have momentum coming out of All In, and the Chicago Street Fight stipulation should allow them to work a more aggressive style while giving Divine Dominion plenty of chances to dominate.

The AEW All Out odds should have the champions favored, although the stipulation makes an upset easier to imagine. My AEW All Out predictions have the Brawling Birds surviving a chaotic fight and leaving All Out Chicago with their titles intact, further building upon the wonderful job Tony Khan has done at building up the women’s tag titles.

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Complete AEW All Out Card

The AEW All Out card has expanded to seven matches for the Sept. 26 event at NOW Arena in Chicago. The lineup features three AEW championship matches, a three-way ladder match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship, a Chicago Street Fight for the women’s tag titles and two matches with title-shot implications.

AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Jon Moxley
AEW World Tag Team Championship — Three-Way Ladder Match: Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs. The Young Bucks vs. FTR
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship — Chicago Street Fight: Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor) vs. Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross)
AEW International Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Tommaso Ciampa
AEW World Trios Championship: Swerve Strickland & The New Level (c) vs. Hangman Page & Brodido
AEW World Tag Team Championship No. 1 Contenders Match: Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs. Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight
AEW Women’s World Championship No. 1 Contenders Match: Thekla vs. Willow Nightingale

The All Out matches were announced following developments on Dynamite and Collision, including the Ospreay-Moxley world title match and the three-way tag title challenge.

How to Watch AEW All Out

Everything you need to know before tuning into AEW’s next major pay-per-view event from Chicago.

• Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026
• Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT (main card)
• Location: NOW Arena, Chicago area/Hoffman Estates, Illinois
• Streaming & TV: In the U.S., AEW PPVs are available through HBO Max, while Prime Video, PPV.com and traditional PPV options are available in the U.S. and Canada. AEW’s PPV distribution also includes YouTube and other international platforms depending on territory.

How to Bet on AEW All Out Odds

Find a sportsbook offering AEW All Out odds

The first step to betting on AEW All Out odds is finding a reliable sportsbook that offers wrestling markets and match winner betting. Compare the top sportsbooks available in your region to find platforms with competitive AEW lines, strong reputations, and easy-to-use betting interfaces. Many bettors also review the best sportsbook promos before signing up to maximize their initial wagers.

Compare odds and available betting markets

Once you find a sportsbook, review the full AEW All Out card and compare the available wrestling betting odds for each match. Look beyond simple match winners by analyzing favorites, underdogs, championship implications, and potential storyline outcomes. Comparing lines across the top sportsbooks can help you find better value and avoid overpaying for heavy favorites.

Research predictions and identify value picks

Successful wrestling betting requires more than choosing the most likely winner. Review AEW All Out predictions, analyze momentum, recent performances, character direction, and future storylines before placing a wager. Some of the best opportunities can come from underdogs whose victories would create bigger moments heading into future AEW events.

Place your bets and use sportsbook promotions

After researching the card, select your preferred wagers and decide how much you want to risk on each match. New bettors should explore the best sportsbook promos, including bonus bets, deposit offers, and other promotions that can increase betting value. Always understand the terms and conditions before using any promotional offer.

Track your results and improve future wagers

After AEW All Out ends, review your bets and evaluate your decision-making process. Tracking results from pay-per-view events can help you identify whether you are finding value with favorites, underdogs, or specific types of matches. Learning from each card can make you a more informed bettor for future AEW events.

❓ AEW All Out FAQs

When is AEW All Out 2026?

AEW All Out 2026 takes place Saturday, Sept. 26, at NOW Arena in the Chicago area. AEW’s official event listing currently gives the venue time as 7 p.m. ET. The main card is scheduled to be available through major PPV platforms.

Who is favored in the AEW All Out main event?

Will Ospreay is my projected favorite against Jon Moxley. Ospreay enters the match as AEW World Champion after defeating Kenny Omega at All In London. I expect the champion to retain and continue his title run into the fall.

What is the best AEW All Out prediction?

My favorite pick is the Young Bucks to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship. They have unfinished business with Adam Copeland and Christian Cage after their controversial All In loss. The three-way ladder format also suits the Bucks’ high-risk wrestling style.

What matches are on the AEW All Out card?

Three matches have currently been announced for the event. They include Ospreay vs. Moxley, the three-way tag title ladder match and Brawling Birds vs. Divine Dominion in a Chicago Street Fight. More matches could be added before Sept. 26.

Where is AEW All Out 2026 taking place?

AEW All Out will take place at NOW Arena in the Chicago area. AEW officially lists the city as Chicago, while the arena is located in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The return to the Chicago market gives the event an appropriate setting for the company’s All Out tradition.

How can I watch AEW All Out?

Fans can purchase the pay-per-view through several platforms, including HBO Max in the United States and Prime Video in the U.S. and Canada. PPV.com and other traditional PPV options are also available, with distribution varying by territory.