AEW All Out 2026 Betting Preview: Odds, Predictions, Best Bets

The Young Bucks vs. Cage & Cope vs. FTR Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • The Young Bucks (-500)
  • Cage & Cope (+250)
  • FTR (+450)

The Young Bucks are my pick to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All Out, with Matt and Nick Jackson now listed at -500 against Cage & Cope (+250) and FTR (+450). That is a significant move from the -250 price available earlier, with the market showing considerably more confidence in the Bucks ahead of the three-way TLC showdown.

At Wembley, Cage & Cope retained the titles against The Young Bucks, but the finish was controversial. Christian Cage secretly loaded his protective wrist brace with a wrench and used it to strike Matt Jackson before the champions secured the victory.

The Bucks were denied a clean opportunity to win the championship, giving them an obvious reason to demand another shot. Adam Copeland also made it clear that he wasn’t satisfied with how the victory was achieved after discovering what Christian had done.

That situation escalated on the Sept. 2 episode of Dynamite when the Bucks demanded another opportunity, only for FTR to interrupt and make their own case for a title shot.

FTR pointed out that they have beaten both The Young Bucks and Cage & Cope, making them a legitimate threat in the championship picture. Rather than simply run back the original matchup, the three teams are entering a chaotic TLC-style battle featuring tables, ladders, and chairs.

AEW World Tag Team Champions @RatedRCope & @Christian4Peeps want a 3-Way Match against @YoungBucks & FTR at #AEWAllOut involving chairs, tables and ladders!

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

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 3, 2026

The latest AEW programming has added even more intrigue. Darby Allin and Steven Borden will face Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight for a future AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity, with the winners set to challenge whoever leaves All Out with the titles. That creates an immediate next challenger and raises the stakes for the three-way.

The move from -250 to -500 is notable, with The Young Bucks’ implied probability rising from 71.4% to 83.3%. The price is now considerably more expensive, but I still expect the Bucks to finally finish the job.

This would be the most logical storyline, so the Young Bucks are my pick to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship at All Out.

Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Will Ospreay (-5000)
  • Jon Moxley (+1200)

I’m predicting that Will Ospreay (-5000) retains the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley at All Out. The price has moved significantly from -4000 to -5000, taking Ospreay’s implied probability from roughly 97.6% to 98.0%. That makes the champion an even heavier favorite, but the latest AEW programming has continued to strengthen the case for Ospreay retaining.

Ospreay is coming off the biggest victory of his AEW career at All In, where he defeated Kenny Omega to capture the AEW World Championship at Wembley.

His coronation was followed by an emotional celebration on the Sept. 2 episode of AEW Dynamite, where Ospreay addressed the fans before helping his United Empire teammates defeat The Dogs and The Demand. That night also officially set up his championship defense against Moxley at All Out.

#AEWAllOut: Saturday, 9/26, 8pm ET/5pm PT on PPV
AEW World Title@WillOspreay vs @JonMoxley

"I ain't coming at you for revenge, I'm coming at you with a game plan. Calculated." Will Ospreay put Jon Moxley on notice ahead of All Out! pic.twitter.com/aKC2ZTzuMd

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 13, 2026

The feud has become considerably more physical since then. On a recent episode of AEW Dynamite, Ospreay and Moxley finally shared the ring in a trios main event, with Ospreay teaming with Andrade El Ídolo and Francesco Akira against Moxley, PAC and Gabe Kidd.

Moxley’s team won, but the match ended with Moxley and The Dogs attempting to further punish Akira. Ospreay intervened, hitting Moxley and Kidd with Hidden Blades before standing tall in the ring.

Moxley has beaten Ospreay twice in singles competition, including their AEW Dynasty meeting earlier this year. That gives Moxley credibility heading into All Out, but the current booking continues to position Ospreay as the centerpiece of AEW following his Wembley coronation.

The move from -4000 to -5000 makes Ospreay an even more expensive straight-up play, but I still expect him to retain the AEW World Championship. Moxley should make the champion work for it, but this feels like the beginning of Ospreay’s reign rather than its conclusion.

Ospreay wins and retains the AEW World Championship at All Out. At -5000, however, there is essentially no betting value on the moneyline here. I recommend passing for your 2026 AEW All Out betting picks.

Brawling Birds vs. Divine Dominion Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Brawling Birds (-500)
  • Divine Dominion (+300)

The Brawling Birds (-500) are my pick to retain the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship against Divine Dominion (+300) at All Out. The price is steep, but I expect Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor to successfully defend the titles in what should be a chaotic Chicago Street Fight.

The Birds just won the championships from Divine Dominion at All In, defeating Megan Bayne and Lena Kross after a physical match filled with false finishes.

The win gave Hayter and Windsor their first reign as AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions, while Divine Dominion immediately had a reason to demand another opportunity.

At #AEWAllOut, it's going to be a fight – a CHICAGO STREET FIGHT! The Brawling Birds and Divine Dominion will bring all of the violence as they fight for the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship!

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

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 17, 2026

The rematch became more personal after Bayne defeated Windsor on the Aug. 30 episode of Dynamite with help from Kross, who attacked Windsor with one of the championship belts. That prompted the Brawling Birds to challenge Divine Dominion to a rematch, with the Chicago Street Fight stipulation making this considerably different from their Wembley encounter.

AEW also used the Sept. 16 episode of Dynamite to preview the match, with Hayter facing Kross in singles competition. Kross scored the victory, giving Divine Dominion some momentum heading into the championship rematch, but I don’t think that result necessarily signals a title change.

Divine Dominion at +300 is certainly the more attractive price if you’re looking for an upset, but I’m sticking with the champions. The Brawling Birds just won the titles and should get a chance to establish their reign before dropping them.

The Brawling Birds are my pick to retain the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship at All Out.

Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs. Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight (-145)
  • Darby Allin & Steven Borden (+105)

As slight underdogs, Darby Allin and Steven Borden (+105) are my pick to defeat Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight at All Out and earn the next AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity.

This matchup is particularly interesting because both teams have momentum coming into the contest, but Darby and Borden have quickly established themselves as a dangerous new pairing.

The biggest development came on the Sept. 16 episode of AEW Dynamite, when Darby and Borden teamed together for the first time in an eight-man tag match.

Alongside AEW World Tag Team Champions Cage & Cope, they defeated FTR, Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight in a chaotic contest. That result gives Darby and Borden a major advantage heading into their direct matchup with Fletcher and Knight, as they have already experienced what the opposing team can bring to the ring.

The stakes are also significant because the winners will become the No. 1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship. AEW announced the matchup during the Sept. 16 Dynamite, adding another layer to the tag-team title picture.

"Whatever I have to offer, I'm going to lay all of it on the line!"@StevenBorden wants nothing more than to become AEW World Tag Team Champion with @DarbyAllin!

Watch #AEWCollision LIVE NATIONWIDE on TNT & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/HPaqDAgLi8

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

Fletcher and Knight certainly shouldn’t be overlooked. They are members of the Don Callis Family and have already shown they can compete with established teams, while Fletcher’s history as a former champion gives them plenty of credibility.

However, the timing feels right for AEW to continue building Borden alongside Darby. Borden’s connection to Sting also gives the team an obvious storyline hook, while Darby remains one of AEW’s most established stars.

I expect Darby Allin and Steven Borden to win, earning a future AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity. The victory would give Borden another significant step forward while keeping Darby involved in the championship picture.

Kazuchika Okada vs. Tommaso Ciampa Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Kazuchika Okada (-3000)
  • Tommaso Ciampa (+900)

Kazuchika Okada (-3000) enters All Out as one of the biggest favorites on the card, and I expect him to successfully defend the AEW International Championship against Tommaso Ciampa (+900). The odds leave little doubt about how the market views this matchup, but Ciampa has developed enough momentum to make the championship clash worth watching.

Ciampa made his intentions clear after defeating Myles Hawkins in a short match recently on AEW Dynamite. He immediately called out Okada and demanded that the champion bring out the more aggressive version of himself for their match at All Out.

Okada initially appeared reluctant to give Ciampa the opportunity, but Ciampa wasn’t interested in waiting for an invitation. He later attacked Okada backstage, turning the championship match into a much more personal confrontation.

"I've given this a lot of thought … and @MrTommasoCiampa is a bitch!"

Looks like Ciampa disagrees, @rainmakerxokada!

Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/cP4rhG2uCp

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 17, 2026

There is also plenty of history behind Ciampa’s pursuit of championship gold in AEW. He has already held the TNT Championship and has challenged for the AEW World Championship, but he has yet to establish himself as a long-term singles champion. That makes this another important opportunity, although Okada remains a considerably more established figure.

The matchup also has an interesting dynamic because both men have shown a willingness to wrestle with an aggressive edge. Ciampa’s attack should ensure this isn’t simply a routine title defense, but I expect Okada’s experience and championship status to ultimately prevail.

At -3000, Okada has an implied probability of roughly 97%, making him one of the biggest favorites on the All Out card. There is essentially no betting value at that number, but Okada is my clear prediction to retain the AEW International Championship.

Andrade El Idolo vs. PAC Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Andrade El Idolo (-3000)
  • PAC (+900)

The AEW All Out 2026 odds make Andrade one of the biggest favorites on the card, and the timing of this match strongly suggests that AEW is looking to continue his championship run rather than make a sudden title change.

Andrade has been on a strong run since All In, where he won the Casino Gauntlet to earn a future AEW World Championship opportunity. He followed that up by successfully defending the National Championship against Gabe Kidd on the Sept. 5 episode of AEW Collision.

Andrade has therefore been balancing his championship responsibilities with a guaranteed future World Title opportunity, giving him plenty of momentum heading into All Out.

The PAC match came together very recently. On Sept. 19’s AEW Collision, Andrade successfully defended the National Championship against Daniel Garcia. After the match, however, he was attacked by the Death Riders. PAC then appeared and issued the challenge for All Out, setting up the title match with very little time for PAC to build momentum.

The Death Riders descend after @AndradeElIdolo retains, and @BastardPAC has a question for the AEW National Champion about next Saturday!

Watch #AEWCollision LIVE NATIONWIDE on TNT & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/Nal7XyRki2

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

PAC is certainly dangerous, and he already has history with Andrade, with their previous singles meetings split. However, Andrade’s current position in AEW makes him difficult to pick against. He’s holding championship gold, possesses a guaranteed future World Title opportunity and has continued winning important matches.

At -3000, Andrade carries an implied probability of roughly 97%, so there is no value in the moneyline. However, El Idolo is my clear pick to retain the AEW National Championship at All Out.

Willow Nightingale vs. Thekla Odds, Prediction, and Pick

• • Thekla (-170)
  • Willow Nightingale (+130)

Thekla (-170) is my AEW All Out pick to defeat Willow Nightingale (+130) and earn a future AEW Women’s World Championship opportunity against Mercedes Moné.

The odds make Thekla a modest favorite, and I expect her previous history with Willow and the way AEW has built this rematch to ultimately lead to another important opportunity for “The Toxic Spider.”

#AEWAllOut 8ET / 5PT on PPV, THIS SATURDAY, 9/26@WillowWrestles vs @Toxic_Thekla
With an AEW Women’s World Title shot at #AEWWrestleDream vs the injured World Champion @MercedesVarnado at stake, former World Champions will battle, Willow vs Thekla at #AEWAllOut, THIS SATURDAY! pic.twitter.com/a8rehAmZMn

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

The stakes changed significantly on the Sept. 16 episode of AEW Dynamite. AEW announced that Mercedes Moné is not cleared to compete at All Out, meaning Thekla and Willow will instead battle for the right to challenge Moné at WrestleDream in October. That gives both former AEW Women’s World Champions a major reason to win rather than simply treating this as a rematch.

There is plenty of history between them. Thekla held the AEW Women’s World Championship earlier this year before Willow defeated her at Redemption in July to capture the title.

Willow then lost the championship to Moné at All In, creating an interesting path back to the title picture. Thekla, meanwhile, has not forgotten losing the championship to Willow and now has another chance to move toward the gold.

The latest AEW Collision also gave Thekla some momentum. On Sept. 19, she defeated Zayda Steel while Willow watched from commentary. Thekla dominated portions of the match and ultimately picked up the victory, while Willow confronted her from ringside afterward. That gives Thekla the momentum heading into their rematch.

Willow at +130 is tempting because she already defeated Thekla for the championship, but I expect Thekla to get her revenge here. She is my pick to win at All Out and earn the next shot at Mercedes Moné’s AEW Women’s World Championship.