Will Ospreay remains the AEW World Champion after successfully defending his title against Jon Moxley at AEW All Out 2026. The intense match saw both competitors exchange control multiple times, beginning with Ospreay sending Moxley outside the ring, followed by Moxley responding with a brutal DDT on the ropes and top turnbuckle. Moxley gained the upper hand when he slammed Ospreay onto the steps, causing a cut, and executed a piledriver but was unable to follow up with a second. The bout featured a back-and-forth barrage of strikes, submission attempts including Moxley’s Fujiwara armbar and rear-naked choke, and a combination of powerful moves like sleeper suplexes and Gotch-style piledrivers.
Ospreay fought back with impactful maneuvers, including a powerbomb into a Styles Clash. The action was disrupted by interference attempts from factions – United Empire and Death Riders – who clashed after a referee was accidentally knocked down. Pac ran out wielding a briefcase once used by Moxley as champion but was taken down by Andrade El Idolo. Despite receiving multiple Paradigm Shifts, a Death Roller, and a stomp on the briefcase, Ospreay refused to stay down and eventually sealed his victory with the Hidden Blade.
Fan Take: This match highlights AEW’s dedication to delivering dynamic and unpredictable main events that keep fans on the edge of their seats. Ospreay’s resilient reign against a tough adversary like Moxley not only cements his legacy but also elevates the prestige of the AEW World Title, promising exciting future rivalries and storytelling in the sport.
Source: www.wrestlinginc.com
