AEW All In: London 2024 Results

Over 50,000 Fans Gather for AEW All In Tonight, Live from Wembley Stadium!

Buy-In show

- A sit-down interview with Renee Paquette and Brie Garcia, formerly known as Brie Bella, was aired. Brie shared her thoughts on Bryan Danielson’s upcoming match against Swerve Strickland, saying, "I don’t know which way I’ll be cheering. Yes, I know I’ve always wanted my husband to be home more, but at the same time, I’ve been with him, and all we’ve ever known together is wrestling, and I don’t know if I want to see that end for him.”

- The first match featured a 12-man tag team bout with Jay Lethal, Satnam Singh, Anthony Ogogo, Ariya Daivari, Private Party (Zay and Quen), and The Dark Order (John Silver and Alex Reynolds) (with Evil Uno and Sonjay Dutt) vs. Tommy Billington, Kip Sabian, Rocky Romero, Kyle Fletcher, Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and Top Flight (Darius Martin and Dante Martin). Lio Rush had a notable exchange with the much larger Singh, and the match ended with Dante Martin pinning Daivari after a top rope splash, securing the win for his team.

- AEW announced that the Grand Slam Australia event will take place at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on February 15th, 2025. The venue has a listed capacity of 52,000 fans.

- In the second match, Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway took on Willow Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishii. Kris and Willow carried most of the match, but when Ishii tagged in, Hathaway was forced into the ring. Despite delivering a spinebuster with Kris’s help, Ishii quickly recovered and pinned Hathaway to win the match.

- AEW President Tony Khan and Martha Hart made an appearance on stage to hype up the upcoming world title matches.

- AEW/NJPW Forbidden Door was announced to take place in London, England, on August 24th, 2025. The venue for the event was not revealed.

- The third match featured Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara, Katsuyori Shibata, and The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich and Ross Von Erich) (with Kevin Von Erich) against Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) and Cage of Agony (Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun, and Toa Liona). The match started with a brawl outside the ring, and once inside, Dustin’s team delivered stereo Shattered Dreams. The match ended with Dustin pinning Taven after a senton from Guevara. Following the match, the losing team attempted a post-match attack, but Kevin Von Erich entered the ring, and with Dustin’s team, delivered Iron Claws to their opponents.

- Saraya came to the ring for a promo, expressing frustration over not having a match on the card. Her segment was interrupted by Jamie Hayter, who made a dramatic return and took out Saraya’s entourage, including Saraya’s mother.

AEW Trios Championship London Ladder Match
The Patriarchy (c) vs. The House Of Black vs. The Bang Bang Gang vs. Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta

The "Zero Hour" pre-show concludes with the entrances of the four competing teams for the AEW Trios Championship in the "London Ladder Match." The Patriarchy (c), The House Of Black, The Bang Bang Gang, and the trio of Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, and Wheeler Yuta all make their way to the ring, setting the stage for a high-stakes, chaotic battle. This four-way title clash will serve as the explosive opener for the main card of today's AEW All In: London 2024 pay-per-view.

With the anticipation building, the commentary team of Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and their colleagues wrap up the pre-show, urging fans to tune in to the pay-per-view for what promises to be an unforgettable night of wrestling action. The scene then shifts back to the ring as the pay-per-view kicks off with this thrilling match.

The match kicked off with a flurry of action as multiple teams engaged in a chaotic brawl. Within minutes, the intensity escalated as ladders and tables were introduced into the ring. Two tables were positioned in opposite corners, and a third was placed on the apron as a bridge.

The Gunns found themselves in precarious positions, perched atop ladders in separate corners. Brody King and Claudio Castagnoli joined the fray, resulting in a spectacular crash as all four men plummeted through the two tables in the ring. Austin and Colten Gunn took the brunt of the impact. The chaos continued as a daring tope suicida sent another competitor crashing through a table outside the ring.

PAC secures the final climb, capturing the titles for his team. The unexpected alliance of Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, and Wheeler Yuta are now the new AEW Trios Champions.

Winners and NEW AEW Trios Champions: Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta.

AEW Women's Championship
"Timeless" Toni Storm (c) vs. "The Glamour" Mariah May

The pre-match video package rolls, setting the stage for the second pay-per-view match of the night, where the AEW Women's World Championship is on the line. Back inside Wembley Stadium, the crowd erupts as the entrance theme for "The Glamour" Mariah May plays, signaling her arrival for this eagerly awaited title clash.

Luther the Butler makes his dramatic return, appearing for the first time since Mariah May's brutal attack on "Timeless" Toni Storm, which included hurling him off the stage. Luther introduces Storm, who is greeted with a rockstar-like ovation from the U.K. crowd as she makes her way to the ring.

As the bell rings, the energy in Wembley Stadium soars with chants and songs echoing throughout the arena. The commentators highlight Storm’s conflicted emotions, visibly distressed by the situation, while May exudes disgust and malevolence. The two women exchange blows, igniting the physicality of the match, with May landing a powerful dropkick early on.

On commentary, Nigel McGuinness adds a touch of humor, prompting reactions from Excalibur and Tony Schiavone as he references Storm’s cheeky monikers, "The Whore You All Adore" and "The Slut That You Cannot Rebut." Meanwhile, Mariah May maintains control, punishing Storm in the corner and dominating the early moments of the match.
 

May unleashed a powerful powerbomb, sending Storm crashing to the floor from the ring apron. With a mischievous grin, she posed for the camera, playfully touching her finger to her lips in a self-deprecating gesture. McGuinness, as always, couldn't contain his admiration for her.

Back in the ring, May continued her dominance, executing a graceful airplane spin followed by a forceful side slam. She taunted the crowd, relishing in her control.

The action spilled outside the ring, where May engaged in a brief conversation with her mother in the audience. To the shock and disgust of the commentators, she unexpectedly slapped her mother. Storm seized the opportunity to turn the tide, launching a fierce attack. She delivered a devastating Storm Zero on the steel ring steps, opening a cut on May's head and shifting momentum in her favor.

With concern, Storm approached May's mother to check on her well-being. When May reappeared, she was visibly distressed, moaning in pain from the earlier attack. Schiavone reveled in the dramatic moment, much to the dismay of McGuinness, May's devoted admirer.

Storm's momentum continued, but May refused to give up. She fought back with renewed determination, landing a powerful running hip attack that regained control of the match.

May connects with a May-Day and goes for the pin, but Storm kicks out, keeping the match alive. Storm rallies, taking control and coming close to victory multiple times. She grabs the high heel, poised to strike May down, but ultimately chooses not to. This hesitation costs her, as May seizes the moment and regains control.

In a bold move, May kisses Storm on the forehead before delivering Storm's own finishing move, securing the pinfall and the win. "The Glamour" Mariah May is crowned the new AEW Women's Champion. After the match, May makes her way over to Nigel McGuinness, planting a kiss on him, which clearly delights him. As she exits, Storm remains in the ring, laughing as the fans once again begin singing for her.

Winner and NEW AEW Women's Champion: "The Glamour" Mariah May

FTW Championship
Chris Jericho (c) vs. HOOK

Our third match of the evening brings yet another championship bout to the stage. "The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho, the longest-reigning "For The World" Champion in pro wrestling history, makes his entrance to a live band performance. Grabbing the mic, Jericho greets the crowd with his signature "Hi guys!" before launching into a live Fozzy performance ahead of his latest title defense.

As Jericho makes his way to the ring, he belts out a song that hasn't been featured in AEW programming, wrapping it up with a classic "Thanks guys!" We then cut to HOOK backstage just before his theme music hits. The crowd in Wembley Stadium begins chanting "HOOK! HOOK! HOOK!" as his entrance ritual, reminiscent of Bill Goldberg, unfolds.

The iconic "beep, beep" EKG sounds from Taz's old-school WWE theme music echo through the arena, drawing a huge reaction from the U.K. crowd. The sounds transition into Action Bronson’s familiar beats as "The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil" makes his way to the ring. Meanwhile, Taz joins the commentary team to call the action in this title clash. The bell rings, and the match is officially underway.

Right from the start, "FTW Rules" come into play, as Jericho’s Learning Tree cohorts, Big Bill and Bryan Keith, ambush HOOK, creating an immediate three-on-one disadvantage. Jericho hits a Judas Effect and goes for the pin, but HOOK kicks out at one. Fighting back, HOOK unleashes a series of explosive suplexes, with the commentators reminding us that he’s battling with one eye.

HOOK continues to toss his opponents around the ring until the numbers game catches up with him again. Jericho introduces a sack full of cricket balls, using them as weapons, but HOOK turns the tables, suplexing Jericho onto the scattered balls. HOOK then grabs a cricket bat, choking Jericho with it as the veteran keeps yelling "Hi guys!" to the crowd, even while being choked.

Jericho regained control and instructed his "Learning Tree" cohorts, Bill and Keith, to set up a table. They also retrieved a barbed-wire board and laid it across the table, creating a dangerous obstacle. Bill attempted a powerful chokeslam onto the board, but HOOK evaded the attack and countered with his own offense.

Jericho targeted HOOK's injured eye, taunting him and exploiting his temporary vision issues. The champion baited HOOK, who swung wildly at empty air, before delivering a vicious trash can shot. Jericho stalked his opponent, setting him up for a devastating Judas Effect. However, HOOK avoided the attack and countered with a forceful t-bone suplex.

As HOOK removed the bandages from his eye, it became clear that his vision had been restored. The earlier punishment he endured had been a calculated strategy, not the result of genuine vision problems.

Bill was knocked out on the apron and fell through the barbed-wire table, landing with a sickening thud. HOOK seemed poised for victory, but interference from Jericho's associates once again disrupted the match. Taz, growing increasingly frustrated, announced his intention to intervene. He stood up and applied a Tazmission to one of Jericho's goons, while HOOK simultaneously locked in a Red-rum submission on Jericho, securing the victory.

Winner and NEW FTW Champion: HOOK

AEW Tag-Team Championship
The Young Bucks (c) vs. FTR vs. The Acclaimed

Next up are the reigning AEW Tag-Team Champions, The Young Bucks—Matthew and Nicholas Jackson. Sporting ruffled, 1800s-style British attire, they strut to the ring, posing with their titles on the ropes as their entrance music fades.

The Acclaimed’s beat drops next, and Max Caster, accompanied by Anthony Bowens and "Daddy Ass" Billy Gunn, steps out with a microphone. Caster delivers his signature freestyle rap as the trio heads to the ring for their big title opportunity. The bell rings, and we're officially underway. Loud "Oh, scissor me daddy!" chants echo throughout Wembley Stadium.

Max Caster and Dax Harwood kick things off as the legal men. The action intensifies as The Young Bucks eventually enter the ring, only to be quickly thrown out by FTR and The Acclaimed, who then engage in a wild four-man brawl.

Nicholas Jackson sneaks in with a blind tag, though Excalibur mistakenly refers to him as Matthew—an easy mix-up given their similar appearance. Taz and Tony Schiavone quickly come to his defense with jokes about brotherly resemblance. An assisted sliced bread spot follows, with Jackson gaining the upper hand as the crowd breaks into a "CM Punk! CM Punk!" chant.

Bowens nails a big move on Jackson but is caught by a superkick from his brother while distracted by the crowd. Caster and Bowens respond with a BTE Trigger and a Shatter Machine, using the Bucks' and FTR's signature moves to the crowd’s delight. A pin attempt is quickly broken up, and the Bucks regain control, pausing to pump up their custom Reeboks before launching a superkick party.

Jackson attempts a cheap shot with the title belt, but "Daddy Ass" intervenes, taking him out with a Fame-Asser onto the belt. In the chaotic final moments, The Young Bucks hit their EVP Trigger on FTR, securing the pinfall victory. With this win, The Young Bucks remain the AEW Tag-Team Champions, becoming the first team to successfully retain their titles on the show.

Winners and STILL AEW Tag-Team Champions: The Young Bucks

Casino Gauntlet

Following a video package hyping AEW x NJPW: Forbidden Door 2025 in London, the action shifted back to Wembley Stadium. Justin Roberts, "The Dapper Yapper," conducted the ring introductions and explained the rules for the Casino Gauntlet match. The winner would earn the coveted "Casino Chip," redeemable for a title shot at any time. With rumors of surprises in store, the excitement was palpable.

Orange Cassidy, as announced, kicked off the match as the first entrant. The crowd eagerly awaited the second competitor, who would share the ring with the "Freshly Squeezed" one. The iconic coin drop sounded, and the crowd erupted in cheers as Kazuchika Okada, the AEW Continental Champion, made his entrance. The bell rang, and the match was underway.

Okada immediately sought to land his signature Rainmaker, while Cassidy countered with his signature offense. As the countdown timer approached zero, the first surprise of the match was revealed: Nigel McGuinness, making a triumphant return after years on the sidelines, entered the match to compete for the AEW World Championship.

The three competitors battle it out until the countdown clock appears once more, signaling the arrival of Kyle O'Reilly. With two members of The Conglomeration now in the ring, the action briefly turns into a two-on-two affair before everyone starts mixing it up again. The clock ticks down, and the next entrant is a major surprise—fresh off his G1 Climax victory, Zack Sabre Jr. enters to a massive pop from the U.K. crowd.

As the chaos ensues, the ring clears, leaving only McGuinness and ZSJ standing. The two share an intense staredown, drawing a huge reaction from the Wembley fans. They finally engage, prompting a "This is Wrestling!" chant from the crowd. Okada then joins the fray, taking out McGuinness and facing off with ZSJ. He goes for a neckbreaker, which ZSJ initially dodges, but Okada ultimately lands the move, though he’s clearly favoring his right shoulder as he gets back to his feet.

Okada follows up with a top-rope elbow drop on ZSJ. Roderick Strong is the next to enter, and mere seconds after joining the action and hitting a few moves, the countdown clock reappears. The match feels rushed, with intervals seemingly sped up, leaving little time for fans to fully absorb the action. Mark Briscoe enters next, followed by Hangman Page, adding even more intensity to the already chaotic scene.

Page, upon entering the ring, immediately attempted a Buckshot Lariat. However, before he could connect, the familiar sound of a guitar screech filled the arena. Jeff Jarrett made his grand entrance, greeted by a thunderous ovation from the British crowd. The crowd was singing along to the "My world!" chorus of Jarrett's entrance theme, creating an electric atmosphere.

Jarrett pointed his guitar at Hangman Page, signaling his intent. The two men engaged in an intense stare-down, their rivalry palpable. They quickly exchanged blows, the match escalating with each strike.

The countdown clock reappears, bringing yet another huge surprise entrant—former WWE Superstar Ricochet! The crowd inside Wembley Stadium erupts in shock and excitement, mirrored by the astonishment of the AEW commentary team. Ricochet hits the ring and immediately starts flying around with his signature high-flying moves, prompting the commentators to note how seamlessly he seems to fit into AEW.

As the next countdown wraps up, Christian Cage's theme hits, and he makes his way to the ring. However, before he can even reach ringside, Ricochet launches himself from the ropes, splashing onto Cage and taking him down. Moments later, Jeff Jarrett enters to a massive pop, delivering a thunderous guitar shot to Christian’s head, shattering it into a thousand splinters and sending the crowd into a frenzy.

As the next countdown timer expired, Killswitch made a dramatic entrance. He immediately asserted his presence, delivering a devastating chokeslam to O'Reilly. Cage capitalized on the situation, pinning O'Reilly for the victory. With this win, Cage earned the right to cash in his Casino Chip and challenge for the AEW Championship at any time of his choosing.

Winner: Christian Cage

AEW American Championship
MJF (c) vs. Will Ospreay

A pre-match video package set the stage for one of the most highly anticipated matches of the evening: Maxwell Jacob Friedman defending his AEW American Championship against Will Ospreay, the former AEW International Champion. As the video concluded, "The Aerial Assassin" made his grand entrance, greeted by a thunderous ovation from the crowd.

The familiar sounds of MJF's entrance music followed, eliciting an equally loud, albeit overwhelmingly negative, reaction from the Wembley Stadium crowd. The fans sang along to the catchy tune, expressing their displeasure as MJF made his way to the ring for the highly anticipated match.

The bell rang, and MJF and Ospreay immediately charged at each other, colliding in a flurry of strikes. In the corner, the referee separated them, but MJF landed a cheap shot with a thumb to Ospreay's eye. Ospreay retaliated with a powerful dive over the ropes, splashing onto MJF at ringside.

Back in the ring, MJF dodged a hidden blade attempt by Ospreay, causing the challenger to accidentally hit the referee. Taking advantage, MJF unleashed a barrage of strikes, driving Ospreay to the outside and sending him into the barricade. He even took a bite out of Ospreay's head before re-entering the ring to reset the count and deliver a powerful boot to the challenger.

Ospreay fought back, but MJF countered with a back body drop, sending him to the floor. Ospreay returned to the ring and landed a nearfall, but MJF countered with a knee to the spine, only for Ospreay to kick out. Ospreay set up for an Oscutter, but MJF intercepted with a Kangaroo Kick, drawing a brief pop from the crowd that quickly turned into jeers.

Ospreay slowly rose to his feet, the crowd cheering him on as he approached the ropes. However, MJF once again resorted to a cheap shot, raking his thumb across Ospreay's eye.

MJF mocked Ospreay, but the challenger caught him for a nearfall. MJF rolled out of the ring to regroup, while Ospreay attempted a Sasuke Special from the ropes. MJF intercepted, countering with a devastating tombstone piledriver onto the floor.

MJF stood up and mocked Ospreay for his aerial prowess, but Ospreay surprised him with a dive of his own, dropping MJF to the floor. Ospreay then set MJF up on the top rope and executed a shooting star press, landing on his back. Ospreay covered MJF, but the champion kicked out at two.

Ospreay attempted a Storm Breaker, but MJF countered with a Cross Rhodes, only for Ospreay to kick out. MJF followed with a brainbuster, but Ospreay countered with a Stundog and an Oscutter, nearly securing the victory. However, MJF managed to get his foot on the ropes.

Ospreay tried another Storm Breaker, but MJF countered with a vicious piledriver for a close two-count. They both slowly rose to their feet, exchanging blows. MJF landed a powerful right hand, but Ospreay fought back, finally connecting with a Storm Breaker. The crowd erupted as Ospreay covered MJF, but the champion once again kicked out.

The action spills to the floor again, leading to a collision with the cameraman. Ospreay shows concern for the cameraman, giving MJF an opportunity to sneak the title into the ring. MJF attempts a cheap shot, but Ospreay counters with a well-timed kick.

Despite Ospreay’s efforts, MJF still manages to land a title shot, going for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out. MJF tries to execute a Hidden Blade, but Ospreay dodges. In the chaos, both men collide, knocking the referee out of the ring. With the ref down, MJF teases a Tiger Driver '91, but Ospreay counters. Ospreay considers hitting the move himself, but MJF lands a low blow. MJF then tries to retrieve brass knuckles, only to be stopped by a masked figure, who reveals himself to be Daniel Garcia.

Seizing the moment, Ospreay delivers a Tiger Driver '91 to MJF, securing the victory to reclaim the AEW International Championship. Ospreay refuses to accept the American title after his win. Interim EVP Christopher Daniels enters the ring with a bag containing the AEW International Championship, which Ospreay proudly celebrates with.

Winner and NEW AEW International Champion: Will Ospreay

TBS Championship
Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D.

This match, like many others on the card, featured a championship on the line. "The CEO" Mercedes Mone would defend her TBS Championship against Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D.

The package concluded, and former AEW Women's Champion Britt Baker made her grand entrance to the ring, greeted by a thunderous ovation from the crowd.

Mercedes Mone followed, making a dramatic entrance accompanied by Kamille. She performed her signature "CEO" dance as she entered the ring, ready for the highly anticipated showdown.

The bell rings, and the match is officially underway. A slap to the face kicks things off, leading to an early armbar attempt. The action heats up as Mone connects with a dropkick, followed by a taunting dance for the crowd.

Baker quickly counters, attempting to lock in her Lockjaw finisher, but Mone manages to escape. Kamille steps in, pulling Mone under the bottom rope and cradling her protectively like a baby.

Mone drove Baker into the turnbuckle and followed with a series of elbow strikes. Baker fought back, attempting a Pittsburgh Sunrise, but Kamille's distraction allowed Mone to gain the advantage. Mone executed a back-breaker over the top turnbuckle and covered Baker, but Baker kicked out.

Mone shoved Baker to the outside, but quickly brought her back into the ring and scored a nearfall. She targeted Baker's back with a knee strike and a side slam, but Baker continued to fight back with elbow strikes. Mone countered with another back-breaker and a nearfall, followed by a stretching submission. Baker escaped with knee strikes and a back elbow, but her back gave out as she tried to pick Mone up.

Mone delivered the Three Amigos and covered Baker, but Baker kicked out at two. Mone continued her assault, targeting Baker's back with knee strikes and attempting a splash from the top rope. However, Baker countered with a knee strike and a stomp, but Mone countered with a powerbomb for a nearfall.

Mone ran the ropes, but Baker dropped her with a cutter. Baker picked Mone up, but Mone sent her to the corner and charged for double knees. Baker dodged, sending Mone into the turnbuckles, and followed with a neck-breaker. Baker dropped Mone with a Slingblade and a double underhook slam for a nearfall.

Baker put on her glove and attempted Lockjaw, but Mone rolled through and scored a nearfall. Mone slammed Baker down and covered her, but Baker kicked out again. Mone put on Baker's glove and struck her in the back, but Baker countered with an Air Raid Crash and a nearfall. Mone kicked out, keeping the match alive.

Baker lands a series of punches before retrieving her glove. She attempts another Air Raid Crash, but Mone fights out, only for Baker to counter the Mone Maker. Mone manages to drop Baker to the canvas and drags her toward the corner. Climbing the turnbuckle, Mone kicks Baker in the back, but Baker intercepts her on the top rope. They exchange blows until Baker counters an attempted avalanche body slam into one of her own for a near fall, with Kamille slipping Mercede's foot under the rope to break the count. As the referee deals with Kamille, Mone grabs the TBS title belt.

Before she can use it, the referee catches her with the belt. While the ref is occupied, Kamille tries to hit Baker with the NJPW STRONG Women’s title belt, but Baker avoids the strike and cleverly alerts the referee, who catches Kamille in the act and ejects her from ringside, drawing a big pop from the crowd. With Kamille out of the picture, Baker seizes the opportunity and goes after Mone, looking for the win as the crowd at Wembley Stadium erupts.

Baker slammed Mone's face into the turnbuckle and followed with the Pittsburgh Sunrise. She delivered a stomp and covered Mone, but Mone kicked out. Baker attempted Lockjaw, but Mone rolled toward the ropes. Baker persisted, rolling back over for another Lockjaw attempt, but Mone countered by biting Baker's fingers and rolling her up for a nearfall.

They exchanged a series of roll-up attempts, before Mone slammed Baker's face into the top turnbuckle. She followed up with her signature Mone Maker finisher, securing the victory. Mone retained her TBS Championship.

Winner and STILL TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone

TNT Championship Coffin Match
Jack Perry (c) vs. Darby Allin

The ring entrances for the co-main event began, as Darby Allin, sporting his signature giant fluffy pink jacket, made his way to the ring. Reigning TNT Champion Jack Perry, also known as "The Scapegoat," followed suit, entering the squared circle. The bell rang, signaling the start of the highly anticipated TNT Championship Coffin Match.

On the floor at ringside, Allin and Perry engaged in a heated brawl, with Perry gaining the upper hand. Allin countered, leaning a coffin against a podium-style table. He then ran and dove through the ropes, but Perry moved, causing Allin to crash and burn onto the coffin. Allin regrouped, re-entering the ring and bringing a bag labeled "Scapegoat" with him.

Perry opens the bag, revealing a pile of glass that spills onto the canvas.

As U.K. fans chant "Oh, cry me a river!" in reference to last year's controversy with CM Punk at ALL IN, Perry attempts to slam Darby onto the glass, but Darby counters and slams Perry onto it instead. Outside the ring, Perry grabs a roll of tape to bind Darby’s hands, but Darby fights back, rallying the crowd's support as he goes after the champion. Perry gains the upper hand as the brawl moves up the ramp, where he drops Darby onto the hard surface before ripping the challenger’s belt from his waist.

Perry whips Darby with the belt, then restrains his feet, mocking him as Darby struggles to stand. Perry seizes the moment, throwing Darby off the stage, sending him crashing through a table below. With Darby down, Perry heads down the ramp to retrieve the coffin but changes his mind, opting to grab the body bag instead. He returns to Darby, stuffing him into the bag and zipping it shut. Perry drags the bag down the ramp toward the coffin, but as he opens it to seal Darby inside, Darby manages to avoid it.

Perry responds with a running knee that sends Darby back into the coffin. He quickly closes the lid, securing the victory. With this win, "The Scapegoat" Jack Perry remains the TNT Champion.

Winner and STILL TNT Champion: Jack Perry

AEW Championship
Swerve Strickland (c) vs. Bryan Danielson

It's main event time!

After over five hours of action, the show culminated with the final match of the evening. A pre-match video package aired, highlighting the emotional journey leading up to this career-defining bout. Bryan Danielson, risking his illustrious career, challenged reigning AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland for the coveted title.

As the segment concludes, the electrifying sounds of Europe's "Final Countdown" blast through Wembley Stadium, signaling the arrival of the iconic "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson. The crowd erupts, singing along with the anthem, adding to the palpable big fight atmosphere. Bryan enters the ring to a thunderous reception, and as his music fades, the stage is set for a grand entrance by the reigning star of AEW's men's singles division.

Swerve Strickland makes his way out, donning custom gear that echoes MVP's style but with a striking black and gold twist. Prince Nana introduces a few special guests, and soon, the stadium buzzes with excitement as rappers take the stage to perform the Trill OG remix of "Swerve When I Drive." Big Bun takes the lead on the mic, while Nana entertains with his signature goofy but always captivating dance moves. As "The Dapper Yapper" Justin Roberts steps in for the final pre-match introductions, the intensity in the arena reaches its peak, and the match is ready to begin.

The bell rings, and the crowd erupts into a near-unanimous standing ovation, with a thunderous roar filling the arena. Jim Ross, settling in for special guest commentary alongside the team, immediately recalls the moment he signed Danielson to his first WWE contract years ago. As Ross reflects, Danielson and Swerve waste no time, locking up and trading fierce chops, going nose-to-nose as the crowd rallies with a resounding "Let's go Bryan!" chant echoing throughout the venue.

Swerve then shoots a menacing glance at Brie Danielson and Bryan's family seated in the crowd. Excalibur notes how Bryan's daughter, Birdie, can be heard screaming with a mix of excitement and fear every time her father lands or takes a hit, suggesting it's likely having an effect on "The American Dragon." In the ring, Swerve begins to dominate the early exchanges, targeting Danielson's leg with calculated strikes. The momentum builds as Swerve delivers a punishing death valley driver to Danielson, slamming him onto the ring bell.

Swerve escalates the tension by dragging Danielson to ringside, directly in front of his family. With his wife and child just inches away, Swerve holds Danielson’s hands and mercilessly stomps him, all while taunting his loved ones. The brutality continues as Swerve grinds a cut on Danielson’s head, transforming his face into a crimson mask, with blood pouring down to his chin, still in full view of his horrified family.

Despite the onslaught, Danielson fights back, locking in the LeBelle Lock as Swerve struggles to prevent it from being fully applied. Gaining momentum, Danielson takes Swerve to the top rope, hooks his arms behind his back, and executes a jaw-dropping tiger suplex that sends Swerve crashing down on the back of his head and neck. Not letting up, Danielson grabs Swerve’s hands and delivers vicious, Ronnie Garvin-style stomps to his opponent.

Swerve, in a frenzy, unleashes a barrage of strikes on Danielson, culminating in a devastating modified Vertabreaker. The commentary team's voices drop to a hushed tone as ringside medics rush to the ring to check on Danielson's condition. Replays show the brutal impact as Swerve's assault continues.

Determined to finish the job, Swerve shoos away the medics and returns his focus to Danielson. Moments later, he attempts a finishing move, but Danielson, defying all odds, kicks out at the last second. The crowd erupts in cheers, their hopes reignited.

The AEW Champion, his face a mask of contempt, backs away and stalks Danielson, silencing the crowd with a pair of devastating house calls. He taunts and mocks the fallen Swerve, his eyes fixed on Danielson's family in the crowd.

But Danielson, refusing to be defeated, dodges a Swerve stomp and counters with a flurry of strikes, igniting the crowd once more. He lands a powerful move and then locks in a triangle choke, elbowing Swerve relentlessly. The crowd joins in a "Yes!" chant as Danielson connects with a devastating Busaiku Knee.

To the astonishment of everyone, Swerve no-sells the finisher, shrugging off the impact and resuming his assault. He pummels Danielson mercilessly, seemingly delivering a knockout blow. As he covers Danielson, the crowd's collective gasp echoes through the arena. Excalibur, his voice filled with disbelief, notes that it's the first time anyone has kicked out of Swerve's Big Pressure.

Hangman Page makes a dramatic appearance, emerging from the crowd to send Nana flying with a powerful launch. He locks eyes with Swerve, but before he can make a move, security steps in and drags him away.

Meanwhile, Bryan Danielson seizes the moment, recovering in time to deliver a devastating Busaiku Knee to Swerve. He goes for the pin but only gets a near fall, igniting the crowd into a thunderous "This is Awesome!" chant. The two trade blows, with the audience roaring for Danielson's strikes and booing Swerve's. Danielson delivers another Busaiku Knee, locking in the LeBelle Lock as the crowd reaches a fever pitch.

Swerve struggles but nearly escapes, only for Danielson to tighten the hold with an S-grip, forcing Swerve to tap out. The arena erupts in celebration as Europe's "Final Countdown" blares, marking the end of an epic main event. Bryan Danielson's career continues, and he is now the new AEW World Champion.

The commentators note this is the first time Swerve has ever tapped out. Danielson's family and the new AEW Trios Champions from the BCC, Claudio Castagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta, join him in the ring as fireworks light up the sky and confetti rains down. Fans sing along with "Final Countdown" as Jim Ross signs off, and Excalibur wraps up the show. That's how AEW All In: London 2024 concludes.

Winner and NEW AEW Champion: Bryan Danielson

⚡ Bryan Danielson Crowned New AEW World Champion at AEW All In London: 2024

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