AEW All In 2026 Betting Preview: Odds, Predictions, & Best Bets

Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kyle Fletcher vs. Kazuchika Okada Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Konosuke Takeshita (-200)
  • Kyle Fletcher (+150)
  • Kazuchika Okada (+200)

Konosuke Takeshita is my pick to win the AEW International Championship at All In London, with the Japanese star listed at -200 against Kyle Fletcher (+150) and Kazuchika Okada (+200). While the favorite comes with a relatively steep price, Takeshita has the strongest combination of storyline momentum, recent history and championship upside heading into Wembley.

The biggest reason to back Takeshita is his ongoing rivalry with Fletcher. After returning from the G1, Takeshita immediately set his sights on Fletcher, delivering a devastating Raging Fire attack on the Aug. 19 episode of Dynamite.

Fletcher previously defeated Takeshita to win the International Championship in July, creating a clear opportunity for Takeshita to get his revenge and reclaim the title on AEW’s biggest stage at Wembley Stadium.

Speak of "The Alpha" and there he is! Konosuke Takeshita is here!

Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/IzTqEKqAPD

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 20, 2026

Takeshita also has a significant advantage in his history with Okada. He already defeated him for the championship at Double or Nothing in May, establishing that AEW is comfortable putting Takeshita over one of its biggest stars. That makes Okada the less likely winner in this matchup, despite his +200 odds.

The triple-threat format could also work heavily in Takeshita’s favor. He doesn’t need to pin Fletcher to become champion and could instead defeat Okada, allowing Fletcher to avoid taking the deciding fall. That would give AEW a straightforward way to crown Takeshita while protecting Fletcher for a future rematch.

At -200, Takeshita implies a 66.7% win probability, so there isn’t enormous value in the price. However, he remains my strongest prediction to leave Wembley as the new AEW International Champion.

Kevin Knight vs. Darby Allin Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Kevin Knight (-140)
  • Darby Allin (EVEN)

Darby Allin is one of my best 2026 AEW All In picks to defeat Kevin Knight and win the TNT Championship. The odds make Darby particularly appealing from a betting perspective, as he only needs to win more than 50% of the time to provide positive expected value. I have him closer to a 57% chance of winning, making the underdog price worth considering.

The storyline also gives Allin plenty of momentum heading into Wembley. Darby previously defeated Knight for the World Championship earlier this year, showing that AEW is comfortable positioning him above Knight in a major singles matchup.

Knight later captured the TNT Championship from Darby in July, using a referee distraction and the title belt to secure the victory. That controversial finish gives AEW an easy way to justify putting the championship back on Darby.

The events on the Aug. 19 episode of Dynamite strengthen the case even further. Knight’s attack left Darby stretchered out, creating a strong revenge angle heading into their rematch. Rather than simply defending a championship, Darby now has a personal reason to seek retribution and take back the title.

In an act of cunning or cowardice, Kevin Knight set off a series of events that may force Darby Allin not only out of their match at #AEWAllIn London, but maybe AEW#AEWDynamite is LIVE on TBS and HBO Max pic.twitter.com/jkzceWTEye

— AEW on TV (@AEWonTV) August 20, 2026

The Falls Count Anywhere stipulation also favors Allin’s unpredictable, high-risk wrestling style. It allows the match to move throughout the arena and gives Darby plenty of opportunities to showcase his willingness to take extreme risks.

At even money, Darby offers considerably more betting value than laying -140 on Knight. My prediction is that Allin gets his revenge, defeats Knight and leaves Wembley as the new TNT Champion.

Mercedes Mone vs. Willow Nightingale Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Mercedes Mone (-175)
  • Willow Nightingale (+130)

Mercedes Moné is listed at -175, making Moné the clear favorite heading into their championship showdown at Wembley. While the price is not especially attractive, I gave her a strong case to win in what has the potential to be a Main Event match.

Moné earned this opportunity by winning the 2026 Owen Hart Cup, immediately putting her in position to challenge for the championship. AEW has also made the rivalry with Nightingale increasingly personal, with Moné emphasizing their history and making it clear that she wants to take the title away from her longtime rival.

The history between the two wrestlers also favors a Moné victory. Nightingale has defeated Moné in the past, allowing AEW to even the score on one of the company’s biggest stages. Nightingale also only recently captured the Women’s World Championship at Redemption, making a relatively short reign possible if AEW wants to transition the title back to Moné.

Nightingale dropping the belt in this spot makes for a more compelling storyline going forward. Remaining as a top heel and winning on a huge stage at Wembley makes plenty of sense. Losing to Nightingale again pushes her closer to being a face in my opinion and I think that would be a mistake.

Mercedes Moné and Willow Nightingale WENT AT IT!#AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/YNvJjlPrxQ

— Fightful Wrestling (@Fightful) August 20, 2026

At -175, Moné carries an implied probability of 63.6%, and my estimate is almost identical at around 65%. That means there is not a huge amount of value in the current price, but she remains the more likely winner.

In any event, my AEW All In 2026 prediction is that Moné defeats Nightingale at Wembley as the new AEW Women’s World Champion.