AEW All Out 2026: Four Title Matches That Could Flip Chicago Upside Down

AEW All Out 2026 is shaping up to be a night where the title picture across the company could look completely different by the final bell. The show, scheduled for September 26 in Chicago, already has four championship matches built from weeks of storyline momentum, and each one carries real potential for a change of hands.

The AEW World Trios Championships are on the line as Hangman Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King chase the gold they lost at All In London, where Swerve Strickland and The New Level won a Trios Roulette Royale to become champions. Since then, Page and Brodido punched their ticket back into title contention with a win over The Conglomeration, setting up a rematch with a chip on their shoulder.

On the women’s side, Divine Dominion gets a crack at reclaiming the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships from The Brawling Birds, who took the titles from them at All In London. The feud has only intensified since, with Megan Bayne beating Alex Windsor and Lena Kross picking up a win over Jamie Hayter in singles action. Those results have Divine Dominion looking like the team with momentum heading into a Chicago Street Fight, a stipulation that raises the stakes and the potential for chaos.

Elsewhere, Tommaso Ciampa is set to challenge Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship. Ciampa has made no secret of his desire to get back into title contention, and dethroning a champion of Okada’s stature would be one of the bigger moments of his AEW run to date.

The tag division also gets a wrinkle with a three-way ladder match pitting champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage against The Young Bucks and FTR for the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Copeland and Cage retained against the Bucks at All In London, but the post-match scene saw multiple top duos, including The Motor City Machine Guns, FTR and The New Level, all stake a claim to the titles. Cope and Cage responded by upping the ante with a ladder match to settle any lingering questions about their reign.

What makes All Out compelling is how much of the build has leaned on challengers earning their opportunities through actual wins rather than just booking convenience. Page and Brodido, Divine Dominion, and even Ciampa have all picked up notable victories in the run-up, which is often a signal AEW uses to tip its hand toward a title change. The ladder match adds an extra layer of unpredictability, since three teams battling for one prize rarely goes to script.

None of these outcomes are locked in, and AEW has a history of zigging when fans expect a zag. But with four title matches this loaded heading into a marquee Chicago show, All Out 2026 has the ingredients to reshape the championship landscape across multiple divisions. Fans will find out which storylines pay off when the show goes down on September 26.