The Young Bucks made history at All Out: Chicago, defeating Adam Copeland and Christian Cage and FTR in a three-way Ladder Match to become the first-ever four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions.

The match featured a chaotic collection of high-impact moments, including Dax Harwood suplexing Adam Copeland off a ladder and through another ladder, Cash Wheeler crashing through a table, and Nick Jackson sending Harwood through another table with a 450 Splash.

Copeland also delivered an impaler DDR to Matt Jackson through a table, adding to the carnage as all three teams battled for the championships.

At one point, Copeland unloaded multiple chair shots on FTR while Christian Cage positioned a ladder in the center of the ring. However, Stokely Hathaway intervened, delivering a low blow to Copeland before throwing powder into Christian's face.

Stokely then attempted to climb the ladder and retrieve the championships. Before he could reach the belts, Copeland shoved him from the ladder, sending him crashing through a table at ringside.

The chaos continued as The Young Bucks climbed a ladder at ringside and attempted to put Copeland and Harwood through a table. Wheeler quickly followed with a suicide dive, sending Christian through a table against the barricade.

The match reached its frantic conclusion with all three teams positioned in the center of the ring, each scrambling to climb one of three ladders and retrieve the championships.

FTR briefly gained the advantage when they hit Nick Jackson with a Shatter Machine from the ladder. Copeland and Christian answered by delivering a Con-Chair-To to Harwood.

Wheeler managed to avoid the attack, but Nick Jackson soon sent him crashing off the ladder. The Young Bucks then turned their attention to Christian, hitting him with a BTE Trigger from the ladder.

With Christian down, Matt and Nick Jackson climbed and successfully unhooked the AEW World Tag Team Championships, officially making history as four-time champions.

Copeland and Christian's reign ends after 126 days. The duo captured the AEW World Tag Team Championships from FTR in an I Quit Match at Double or Nothing in May.