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[H2] AEW DYNAMITE & AEW COLLISION RESULTS
[H2] MAY 27, 2026 – PHILADELPHIA, PA
RESULTS
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[IMG: AEW Dynamite & Collision Results: May 27, 2026 – The Jet Attacks Speedball, MJF Title Celebration, Statlander Wins Lights Out Philly Street Fight, More]
[H2] AEW Dynamite & Collision Results: May 27, 2026 – The Jet Attacks Speedball, MJF Title Celebration, Statlander Wins Lights Out Philly Street Fight, More
[IMG: AEW Double or Nothing Results: MJF Regains AEW World Title, Knight Attacks Darby Allin, Cage & Cope Win Tag Titles, Takeshita Beats Okada, More]
[H2] AEW Double or Nothing Results: MJF Regains AEW World Title, Knight Attacks Darby Allin, Cage & Cope Win Tag Titles, Takeshita Beats Okada, More
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[H2] AEW Double or Nothing Preview: Match Card, Start Time, How to Watch, More
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[H2] AEW Dynamite - 05/27/26
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[H2] AEW Double or Nothing - 05/24/26
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[H2] AEW Dynamite: 05/20/26
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[H2] Vita Coco Named Official Hydration Partner of AEW Double Or Nothing This Sunday
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[H2] Minnesota Twins and All Elite Wrestling Tag Team For AEW's First-Ever MLB Postgame Event: ‘BRAWL IN THE BALLPARK’ July 10 at Target Field
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[H2] Tom's Watch Bar and AEW Partner for 2026 NFL Draft with AEW NFL Officially Licensed Lucha Mask & Ticket Giveaway
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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[H3] "Jungle" Jack Perry vs Mark Davis - Owen Hart Tournament Quarterfinal | AEW Dynamite, 5/27/26
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[H3] "Jungle" Jack Perry vs Mark Davis - Owen Hart Tournament Quarterfinal | AEW Dynamite, 5/27/26
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[H3] Cope & Cage's 5-Second Pose goes OFF THE RAILS! | AEW Dynamite, 5/27/26
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[H3] Claudio Castagnoli vs Brody King - Owen Hart Tournament Quarterfinal | AEW Dynamite, 5/27/26
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We had a LIVE 3-HOUR SPECIAL AEW Dynamite and Collision from The Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on TBS and HBO Max with all the fallout from AEW Double or Nothing!AEW World Champion MJF attempted to celebrate his third AEW World Championship, but was interrupted by one of the last men to beat him, Mark Briscoe! While MJF denied Briscoe a shot at the title, RUSH came out to make his case, and MJF agreed to put the AEW World Title on the line against him next week on Dynamite!We all waited to hear what Kevin Knight would have to say about his attack on Darby Allin after the main event of Double or Nothing, and Knight showed no remorse, even giving Allin credit for once telling Knight not to waste any time. As Knight proclaimed his intentions for taking over, his partner, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, came out to reason with Knight. Knight attacked Bailey with the microphone, laying him out to end their partnership. Later, Bailey challenged Knight to face him next week, and they’ll meet for the TNT Championship!And in the main event, Kris Statlander went to some extreme lengths to beat Hikaru Shida in a Lights Out Philly Street Fight that saw Statlander put Shida through a table with a Staturday Night Fever only to follow with another Staturday Night Fever into light tube shards to end the unsanctioned match!The last two quarterfinal matches of the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament took place, with Brody King outlasting Claudio Castagnoli and AEW National Champion Mark Davis beating “Jungle” Jack Perry. Davis will face Will Ospreay in one half of the semifinals, while King will take on Swerve Strickland. Speaking of Ospreay, he teamed with AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley and PAC to beat The Rascalz, but he also got a pep talk of sorts from Kenny Omega after Double or Nothing.Plus, The Dogs ruined Cage & Cope’s AEW World Tag Team Championship 5-Second Pose with a brutal beatdown and made their intentions clear that they will be the new AEW World Tag Team Champions. What a massive night of action in Philadelphia! Here are your complete results!
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[H2] AEW Dynamite & Collision Recap Tonight for Philadelphia
Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega Catch Up After Double or NothingTNT Champion "The Jet" Kevin Knight Addresses His Actions at Double or NothingRicochet Has Plenty to Say Before Facing JerichoEveryone Banned From Ringside: Jericho def. RicochetAndrade El Ídolo Has a Message for AEW World Champion MJFSuperstation Showcase 4-Way: La Facción Ingobernable's RUSH def. "Blackheart" Lio Rush, Don Callis Family's Brian Cage, AEW World Trios Champion Orange CassidyKevin Knight Confronts MJF; Kyle Fletcher Confronts Knight!Mark Briscoe Was Born to Fly!The Brawling Birds Promise to Come Out on TopAEW World Champion MJF’s Celebration Cut Short by Mark Briscoe … and RUSH!Jack Perry Trains in Philly Before Tonight’s Owen Cup MatchOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinal: Brody King def. Death Riders' Claudio CastagnoliThe Dogs Ruin New AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland & Christian Cage’s 5 Second PoseSwerve Strickland Sounds Off on Semifinals Opponent Brody KingTag Team Match: TayJay (Tay Melo & Anna Jay) def. Ava Everett & Allie Katch"Speedball" Mike Bailey Challenges “The Jet” Kevin KnightOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinal: AEW National Champion Mark Davis def. "Jungle" Jack PerryKyle Fletcher Confronted by NEW AEW International Champion Konosuke Takeshita!Will Ospreay Won’t Be Stopped by Mark DavisTrios Match: Will Ospreay & Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley and "The Bastard" PAC) def. The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier and Myron Reed)Samoa Joe Must Take a Few Months Away from The OppsDivine Dominion Take Out TayJay!Don Callis Family's Andrade El Ídolo def. Bang Bang Gang's Ace AustinLights Out Philly Street Fight: Kris Statlander def. Hikaru Shida
[H3] Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega Catch Up After Double or Nothing
Renee Paquette was able to get some comments from Ospreay after his win over Samoa Joe in the Owen Cup. Ospreay said he was buzzing and his body feels good before continuing to the trainer’s room. In there, Kenny Omega was icing his head after a wild Stadium Stampede. Omega offered Ospreay his ice, as he checked in on Ospreay, who once again said he was feeling good and happy about moving to the next round. Omega asked if he could talk to Ospreay for a second. He wanted to address the elephant in the room: the Death Riders. His worry was Ospreay trusting them. They do what they say they will do. They wanted to hurt Omega, and they did. They wanted to break Ospreay’s neck, and they did. When Ospreay came back, Omega was right there for him, so why didn’t Ospreay ask for him? Omega said it would have been so easy to help Ospreay. “For sure, it would be if you showed up. Mate, with all due respect, you’re not here.”Omega said he couldn’t be there every week, and Ospreay questioned why that was the case if this was the best Omega had ever felt. Omega said he lost his chance and has his own way of going about things. He can’t bounce back like he used to because it’s not just a physical thing, it’s a mental thing, it’s an emotional thing. He needs a game plan because he’s not the same guy he once was, and Ospreay isn’t either. But if they stick together, they can do crazy things. They can do amazing things. Omega gets the appeal of the Death Riders because they get the job done. He’s not telling Ospreay not to trust them, but to be careful, as a friend.As Omega finished the sentence, Jon Moxley appeared and said that was good advice. They all have their skeletons, don’t they? Omega said, “Don’t we all.” Moxley let Ospreay know the Death Riders’ truck was waiting outside and left. Omega said he’d leave them to do neck bridges or whatever the Death Riders do, but Ospreay can call him anytime. Omega started to leave, but Ospreay left him with one request.“Ken, don’t give up on that World Title, mate.”“Yeah, you too.”
[H3] TNT Champion "The Jet" Kevin Knight Addresses His Actions at Double or Nothing
We came back inside the arena for the entrance of Knight, who walked down the aisle to a steady stream of boos. When Knight took the mic, he was surrounded by chants of “F*** you, Kevin!”Knight said he shouldn’t expect anything less from these fans. Knight tried to push through the fans, who continued to taunt him, but said these fans need to show him some respect when he has the mic. He keeps hearing the same word: why. He said Darby Allin let him down. He let everyone down. Just like the 76ers did against the Knicks, Allin let us all down. Knight decided he wasn’t going to trust the process anymore and to take things into his own hands to do what he had to do. Who was the last person MJF was looking up to? Who was the last person that humbled MJF? “Me, The Jet. With that being said, it should have been me in the main event this past Sunday. But instead, I was in the back, watching from the sidelines, watching from the bench. Do I look like a bench player to y’all?”Knight said he was a highlight every time he stepped in the ring. He’s not just here to take part; he’s here to take over the whole damn company. He put his trust in Allin because, when he first got here, Allin said, "Don’t waste any time." So when Knight saw Allin couldn’t do the job, Knight didn’t waste any time leaving him in a pool of his own blood with The Jet standing on top of him. Knight’s partner, “Speedball” Mike Bailey, marched to the ring and told Knight to listen to what he was saying. He knows Knight. He knows how ambitious Knight is because it’s his best and worst quality. Bailey said they work so well as a team because they both want to be the best, but Knight gets ahead of himself and makes mistakes because he’s impatient. What Knight did to Allin at Double or Nothing was a mistake. Bailey said they can fix it if Knight apologizes and takes responsibility for what he did. Bailey put out his hand, but Knight just bumped him as he walked by, only to turn around and blast Bailey with the microphone immediately. Knight pulled Bailey off the mat and put him right back down with a sitout uranage.
[H3] Ricochet Has Plenty to Say Before Facing Jericho
Paquette asked whether Jericho had the momentum heading into this match after winning Stadium Stampede. Ricochet said he wasn’t worried about it, and Bishop Kaun said Jericho didn’t beat him because it was a 7-on-1 mugging. Ricochet agreed and wondered why everyone was banned from ringside. Toa Liona called it a travesty. Ricochet said it’s not about him not having his guys, it’s about Jericho not having six guys to back him up. He’s already pinned Jericho twice now.“That’s something he doesn’t have over me and never, eeeeever will!”Liona chimed in to add, “Especially with that weak-ass Lionsault!”Ricochet said Jericho will find out what everyone else knows: that he is out of this world!
[H3] Everyone Banned From Ringside: Jericho def. Ricochet
Jericho encouraged the loud “BALD!” chants from the crowd at the bell, so Ricochet flew across the ring with a dropkick that sent Jericho down to the corner. He followed with another running dropkick and stayed on him with chops and kicks. Taz believed Jericho may have been masking a knee injury from Stadium Stampede. Ricochet threw Jericho to the floor and landed on him with a crossbody. Ricochet continued by slamming Jericho’s back into the barricade and throwing him back into the ring. Ricochet waited for Jericho to rise and took him down with a springboard clothesline. Ricochet hit a running shooting star press and covered Jericho for a two-count. Jericho worked Ricochet into the corner and targeted Jericho’s lower leg. Ricochet hit a running gutshot and went to the apron, but Jericho cut him off with a punch that sent Ricochet to the floor. Jericho jumped off the top with a crossbody to Ricochet on the floor!Jericho took the top off the commentary desk and cleared it off, which gave Ricochet the chance to rake Jericho’s eyes. He sent Jericho knee-first into the table with a front suplex. Ricochet stood Jericho up, so Jericho tripped Ricochet into a Walls of Jericho! Jericho locked in the painful submission for as long as he could without risking a countout. Jericho and Ricochet fought on the apron with Ricochet hitting a series of kicks before sweeping out Jericho’s legs to send him into the corner of the ring. Ricochet ran Jericho into the steel steps, as the game plan of attacking the injured leg was clear.Ricochet’s offense remained focused on Jericho’s weakened limb until Jericho hit a desperation Death Valley Driver to Ricochet on the apron! Back in the ring, the two chopped each other as they rose to their feet. That turned into a trade of strikes, but Jericho got the advantage with a double sledge from the top rope. Jericho put Ricochet on the mat with a bulldog and tried a springboard, which Ricochet was ready for, so Jericho adjusted and caught Ricochet with a back elbow. Jericho hit Ricochet with a brainbuster! Jericho is digging deep tonight! Ricochet kicked out in the nick of time. Jericho lined up a Judas Effect, so Ricochet rolled to the apron. Jericho went to follow, but Ricochet pulled Jericho over the top to the floor. When Jericho got back up, Ricochet blasted him back to the floor with a dropkick. Ricochet flew through the ropes with a dive that was right on target, and Jericho was in trouble. As Jericho struggled to get up, Ricochet once again flew over the ropes with a twisting body press that clobbered Jericho. That wasn’t enough for Ricochet, so he picked Jericho back up for a brainbuster and dropped him on the ramp! Jericho did everything he could to pull himself into the ring before getting counted out, but as he entered, Ricochet hurled himself through the air with a springboard Phoenix Splash! 1-2-Jericho kicked out! Jericho ducked under a Spirit Gun and turned Ricochet over into the Walls of Jericho! Ricochet finally punched his way free by going after Jericho’s bad knee. Jericho hit a clothesline that didn’t have much on it, but when he tried a Judas Effect, Ricochet rolled him up for a near-fall. Jericho went to hit Ricochet, who ducked, so Jericho had to pull up before he hit the referee. Ricochet took that opportunity to hit Jericho with a low blow! Ricochet hit a Ricosault and thought it was over, but Jericho kicked out to keep the match alive! Ricochet was stunned, but gathered himself and tried a 630 Splash, but Jericho moved! WOW! Jericho hit a Codebreaker, but this time, Ricochet kicked out! Jericho connected on a Judas Effect, but opted not to cover and hit a Lionsault on Ricochet to get the pinfall victory!As Jericho celebrated, “Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa appeared behind Jericho and attacked him! He stomped Jericho to the mat and choked him with a shirt. Ciampa continued the vicious assault with a barrage of punches. As Jericho tried to get to his feet, Ciampa laid him out with a Bicycle Knee!
[H3] Andrade El Ídolo Has a Message for AEW World Champion MJF
Andrade said that now that the “stupid” Stadium Stampede is over, he can focus on winning the AEW World Title from the “stupid” MJF. He asked MJF if he thought he was better than a “Real Latino Man?”“How you know?”
[H3] Superstation Showcase 4-Way: La Facción Ingobernable's RUSH def. "Blackheart" Lio Rush, Don Callis Family's Brian Cage, AEW World Trios Champion Orange Cassidy
Cage and RUSH threw Lio and OC to the outside so they could focus on each other. Cage took RUSH down with a body-scissors, but RUSH got back up and dropped Cage with a forearm. Cage came back with a big shot of his own to knock RUSH down. RUSH hit a rebound German Suplex, but Cage came right back with a Samoan Drop. Lio and OC both went for covers to no avail. Cassidy didn’t know what to make of Lio, so he threw his normal kick from a more cautious distance. Lio and Cassidy kept chasing each other until Cassidy got his hands in his pockets and put Lio down with a dropkick. Cassidy ran for a dive, but Lio came up to the apron with a handstand kick. Cage tried to powerbomb Lio, but Lio reversed it into a hurricanrana. Lio galloped around the ring and dove at Cage, who caught Lio in a suplex, which Cassidy knocked over with a dive! RUSH faked the crowd out by teasing a dive and dropping down to pose. As the action continued, Cage and Cassidy fought on the top rope, where a big shot from Cassidy knocked down Cage. Cassidy dropped a cautious elbow on Cage for a one-count. Cage kicked Cassidy on the apron and brought him back in the hard way with a vertical superplex. RUSH broke up the pin with a dropkick, but Cage came back with a jumping knee and a powerslam. Lio broke that up, but Cage quickly put Lio down with a Falcon Arrow! Lio kicked out at two! Cage threw Lio away and caught Cassidy from the top rope, but Cassidy hit a Stundog Millionaire and a spinning DDT fo

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For the first time ever, AEW Double or Nothing was LIVE from New York on HBO Max pay-per-view! A sold-out crowd was red hot all night for an event that still has the concrete jungle buzzing!MJF disappointed a lot of people by ending the unforgettable reign of Darby Allin to become a three-time AEW World Champion in a fantastic main event. When MJF tried to pose over Allin on a stretcher after the match, TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight hit the ring to stop the unnecessary celebration. However, Knight shocked everyone when he hit Allin with a UFO Splash while Allin was still strapped to the stretcher! Knight flipped the stretcher over and watched as Allin was tended to with Double or Nothing coming to a close.It was a night full of new champions in AEW. Christian Cage & Adam Copeland beat FTR to become the NEW AEW World Tag Team Champions and save their tag team career! “The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita beat “The Rainmaker” Kazuchika Okada in a match that lived up to the hype. However, it was somewhat overshadowed by the return of Kyle Fletcher, who lured Takeshita into an attack!Jon Moxley finally beat Kyle O’Reilly to retain the AEW Continental Championship. And in quarterfinal action of the Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament, Will Ospreay beat Samoa Joe, while Swerve Strickland defeated ROH World Champion Bandido. On the women’s side, ROH Women’s World Champion Athena turned away a very game Mina Shirakawa to advance to the semifinals. Here's everything that happened at AEW Double or Nothing and the Buy In on May 24, 2026, including your full results and match recaps.
[H2] AEW Double or Nothing Full Match Results
Mick Foley Makes His AEW Debut!AEW Double or Nothing Buy In – AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship 5-Minute Eliminator: Divine Dominion ("Megasus" Megan Bayne & "Colossal" Lena Kross) def. Zayda Steel & Viva VanAEW Double or Nothing Buy In – Trios Match: Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta) def. The Opps (HOOK, Anthony Bowens & Katsuyori Shibata)AEW Double or Nothing Buy In – The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe and AEW World Trios Champions Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong) & Boom & Doom (Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall) with The Rizzler, Big Justice, Harley Cameron and Vita Coco Man def. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo, Shawn Dean and Anthony Ogogo) w/Christyan XOMJF Confronts Mick Foley, but Darby Allin Makes the Save!AEW World Tag Team Championship New York Street Fight "I Quit" Match: Christian Cage & Adam Copeland def. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) (c) w/StokelyAEW International Championship Match: "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita def. "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada (c)Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament Quarterfinals: ROH Women's World Champion Athena def. Mina ShirakawaAEW Continental Championship Match (No Time Limit): Jon Moxley (c) def. AEW World Trios Champion Kyle O’ReillyOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Will Ospreay def. Samoa JoeOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Swerve Strickland def. ROH World Champion BandidoAEW Women's World Championship 4-Way Match: "The Toxic Spider" Thekla (c) def. Jamie Hayter, Hikaru Shida and Kris StatlanderStadium Stampede: Jericho, The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin), Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), “Jungle” Jack Perry and Kenny Omega def. The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun), The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) & Don Callis Family (Andrade El Ídolo and AEW National Champion Mark Davis)AEW World Championship Title vs. Hair Match: MJF def. Darby Allin (c)
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[H3] Mick Foley Makes His AEW Debut!
Before we got underway with our first match on the Buy In, Renee Paquette opened things up in the ring and welcomed the hardcore legend, Mick Foley, to AEW for the first time! The New York crowd gave Foley a massive ovation, and he said, “Without hyperbole, this is one of the biggest nights of his life!” Paquette and Foley turned it over to the announce team for our opening contest of the Buy In.
[H3] AEW Double or Nothing Buy In – AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship 5-Minute Eliminator: Divine Dominion ("Megasus" Megan Bayne & "Colossal" Lena Kross) def. Zayda Steel & Viva Van
Steel and Van entered with Christopher Daniels, but before Divine Dominion made their way to the ring, we heard them demand that everyone bow down to their dominance. Steel and Bayne began this challenge, and Steel quickly went to the floor and yelled at Bayne that she had five minutes. Bayne was annoyed as Steel took a lap around the ring before getting back in with Bayne. Bayne blocked a DDT, so Steel tried to roll her up, but Bayne didn’t move! She went for a stomp, so Steel rolled to the outside again. Bayne went after her, so Steel rolled back in and tagged Van. Bayne re-entered the ring, and Van came off the top with a spinning heel kick that stunned Bayne. She tried to roll up Bayne, who went down, but didn’t stay there for long. Van escaped the clutches of Bayne and sent Megasus over the top with a low bridge. Van missed a baseball slide to the outside and jumped back on the apron to drop Bayne across the top rope. Van jumped back to the floor and ate a massive thrust kick from Kross, who threw Van back into Bayne. Kross tagged in, but first, Bayne hit a barrage of shoulder thrusts into Van’s midsection before splashing her in the corner and throwing her back to the middle of the ring with a release German Suplex. Kross hit a diving clothesline on the seated Van for a two-count. She threw Van back to the champions’ corner and tagged Bayne, who clubbed Van over and over again before tagging Kross, who then did the same with back elbows. Van fought out of the corner with a few stunning shots to Kross, but Kross caught her in the middle of the ring. Van got free with an enzuigiri and tagged Steel. Steel sent Kross into the corner and connected with a rising knee with one minute left on the clock. A tornado DDT by Steel put Kross down for a two-count! Kross knocked Steel to the corner with a back heel kick and tagged Bayne. Kross nailed a pump kick out of one corner, and then Bayne hit one from the other. Kross and Bayne hit a double chokeslam on Steel to get the victory with just seconds left on the clock. After the match, Bayne wiped out Daniels, and Divine Dominion hit the double chokeslam on Van. Before they could do any more damage, TayJay hit the ring with a 2x4 and a pipe, so Divine Dominion escaped to the floor. Anna Jay and Tay Melo held the ring as Bayne and Kross held up their titles and left up the ramp.
[H3] AEW Double or Nothing Buy In – Trios Match: Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta) def. The Opps (HOOK, Anthony Bowens & Katsuyori Shibata)
Yuta and Bowens began for their respective sides, although the respect part may not exist between The Opps and the Death Riders. Bowens and Yuta wrestled on the mat until Yuta went for a couple of quick pin attempts that got a pair of two-counts. Bowens caught Yuta in a small package for a near-fall of his own. Bowens threw Yuta to the corner and lit him up with chops. He pulled Yuta out of the corner and continued to club him with a new level of intensity. HOOK tagged in, so Yuta tagged Garcia. Garcia put HOOK down with a knee strike and laid the boots to him, which seemed to stun HOOK. Garcia sent HOOK to the ropes, so HOOK pivoted and dropped Garcia with a heel trip. HOOK laid in a couple of stiff punches and threw Garcia across the ring with a double-underhook suplex. Shibata tagged in to a huge ovation, and Garcia squared off, but Shibata pointed to Castagnoli. Garcia wasn’t having it, so Shibata hit him with a few stiff forearms and threw him to Castagnoli, who finally tagged into the match. Shibata and Castagnoli immediately started exchanging strikes until Castagnoli overpowered Shibata into the corner and unleashed a flurry that pounded Shibata to the mat. Shibata followed Castagnoli to the opposite corner with a big boot and unleashed a flurry of his own on Castagnoli. Shibata came across the ring with a hesitation dropkick and followed with an underhook to go for a pin, but Castagnoli kicked out at two. HOOK tagged back in and lit up Castagnoli with body shots. Castagnoli blocked a throw and sent HOOK into the Death Riders’ corner. Garcia tagged in and mounted HOOK for punches, but stopped short of doing his old dance. HOOK got separation with a flying strike and tagged Shibata. He laid in a big kick to Garcia’s spine, but ran into a big boot from Garcia in the corner.Yuta entered with a double sledge to Shibata, only for Shibata to send Yuta to the corner with an atomic drop. He hammered Yuta to the mat and tried for another hesitation dropkick, but Castagnoli came in to cut him off with an uppercut. Garcia ran in to knock HOOK off the apron as Castagnoli did the same to Bowens. The Death Riders hit a triple big boot to Shibata and celebrated with their usual huddle. Garcia tagged in and stood on Shibata’s face. He chopped Shibata, who asked for another. Garcia did it again, and Shibata kept asking for more! They exchanged chops until Garcia went to the body to change things up. Garcia tried to take Shibata down with a pair of running forearms until Shibata stopped the third with a back heel trip. Shibata tried to tag Bowens, as Yuta made the tag on the other side. Yuta and Castagnoli took out Bowens and stomped HOOK. They threw him into the corner for a conveyor belt of strikes until Castagnoli covered HOOK for a near-fall. HOOK rolled off Castagnoli’s grip to try REDRUM, so Castagnoli ran him into the corner. Castagnoli missed a charge in the corner and tagged out to Garcia. HOOK threw Garcia over his head, so Yuta came in with a chop, and HOOK threw him, too! HOOK kept crawling and rolled under Yuta and Garcia to tag Bowens!Bowens unloaded on Yuta and Garcia as soon as he hit the ring. He put Garcia down with a neckbreaker and came over the top of Yuta with a leg lariat. Bowens lit up Castagnoli with a flurry of strikes and turned his attention to Yuta, who he ripped back into the ring with a twisting DDT! Castagnoli broke up the pin and dragged Yuta to the corner to make a tag. Bowens got Castagnoli in an armbar, so Garcia and Yuta came in to break it up. HOOK and Shibata grabbed Garcia and Yuta in rear chokes, which Castagnoli broke up with a double clothesline to the back. He dropped them with another double clothesline from the front. Bowens tried to fight off all three Death Riders and had some success until he ran into a pop-up facebuster by Castagnoli. The Death Riders pounced on Bowens with a barrage of strikes until Castagnoli put Bowens away with a diving uppercut for the pinfall.
[H3] AEW Double or Nothing Buy In – The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe and AEW World Trios Champions Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong) & Boom & Doom (Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall) with The Rizzler, Big Justice, Harley Cameron and Vita Coco Man def. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo, Shawn Dean and Anthony Ogogo) w/Christyan XO
After a cavalcade of entrances, Marshall and Bravo started this 10-man tag with Marshall hitting a flying enzuigiri to Bravo before tagging AJ. He mounted Bravo and unloaded with punches in the corner. Marshall tagged back in and did the same. Strong tagged in and picked up the pace with his punches. Then, it was Briscoe’s turn, and he kept the heat on until Cassidy tagged in for one punch, which he celebrated accordingly. He went for the cover, but all of STP came in to break it up, so Cassidy’s team came in to back him up, and everyone fought to the floor. Bravo worked Cassidy to the STP corner, where Taylor and Dean unloaded on Cassidy. Dean tagged in, but not before Bravo hit one more big shot to knock Cassidy to the mat. Bravo called for BBC and connected! STP took the opportunity to pose together outside. Ogogo tagged in and immediately tagged Taylor. Ogogo sent Cassidy to the corner, but Cassidy stopped Taylor’s charge by putting his hands in his pockets. He ducked under Taylor and dropkicked Ogogo. Taylor and Cassidy both missed punches, so Taylor pushed Cassidy into a big body shot from Ogogo and then right into a knockout punch from Taylor! Marshall ran in just in time to make the save on the pin attempt. Moriarty tagged in, but Cassidy immediately got away from him with a Stundog Millionaire. Bravo ran in to stop Cassidy with a sunset flip, so Cassidy just removed Bravo’s hands and tagged AJ! He hit anything that moved and took everyone down until he ran into Taylor, who stopped AJ with a big punch. Taylor missed a splash in the corner, so AJ was able to clothesline him to the floor. Bravo walked right into a sitout spinebuster from AJ, but Bravo kicked out. AJ called for Marshall to go to the top, as he set up Bravo for a powerbomb, but a distraction by Moriarty allowed XO to crotch Marshall on the top turnbuckle. The Rizzler went to confront XO and STP, and he had Cameron to back him up. XO pushed Cameron, so Cameron took her down and lit her up with punches. In the ring, Briscoe tagged in and fought off Moriarty and Taylor. Moriarty blocked Briscoe’s lariat so that Taylor could crack Briscoe from behind. Strong came in with a flurry of strikes before using Cassidy as a weapon on Taylor and Moriarty. He hit a huge backbreaker to Moriarty and knocked Taylor from the ring with a leaping knee. Briscoe threw Ogogo over his head to the floor and set up a chair with much encouragement from the crowd. Briscoe ran up the chair and somersaulted onto Taylor, Ogogo and Moriarty on the floor!Back in the ring, AJ stopped Bravo and Dean from their attack on Marshall on the top turnbuckle by trying to powerbomb them both! Strong and Briscoe came over to assist, as The Rizzler and Big Justice threw Vita Coco in the faces of Bravo and Dean. Unfortunately, all that hydration caused Marshall to slip off the top rope to the floor! AJ, Briscoe and Strong still completed the triple powerbomb, and AJ covered Bravo for the victory! The winning team celebrated in the ring with Cameron, Rizzler, and Big Justice, but STP surrounded them until Eddie Kingston ran down swinging a broomstick wildly and was soon joined by Ortiz and Mance Warner, who’ve all had their issues with STP. The crowd went absolutely wild for Kingston, who gave the love right back to the fans so close to his hometown.
[H3] MJF Confronts Mick Foley, but Darby Allin Makes the Save!
After the match, Paquette and Foley broke down the AEW World Championship match in the ring, with Foley picking Darby Allin to remain AEW World Champion. We heard a voice yell “NO” over and over again, and MJF came storming down the ramp! MJF called Foley, “Mickie,” and wondered why we were supposed to care about the opinion of someone who always failed in big spots. The

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AEW Double or Nothing will be LIVE from Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York, New York, TONIGHT, Sunday, May 24, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT on HBO Max pay-per-view!This is the eighth annual Double or Nothing and the first ever held at Louis Armstrong Stadium, bringing AEW's marquee event to the East Coast for the first time. Double or Nothing 2026 features nine matches on the main card, including five championship bouts and three quarterfinal matches to kick off the 2026 Owen Hart Foundation Tournament for both the men and women, as well as the fourth Stadium Stampede in AEW history.Before the main card, The Buy In is free to watch on HBO Max and AEW's YouTube channel, starting at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT, featuring three additional matches. AEW CEO & GM Tony Khan announced this past Wednesday that the legendary Mick Foley will join Renee Paquette as her co-host – Mrs. Foley's baby boy is coming to All Elite Wrestling tonight!Check out the full AEW Double or Nothing preview below to find out how we arrived at each of these matches before it all goes down tonight!
[H2] AEW Double or Nothing Match Card & Preview
AEW World Championship Title vs. Hair Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. MJFAEW Women's World Championship Match: "The Toxic Spider" Thekla (c) vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Hikaru Shida vs. Kris StatlanderAEW International Championship Match: "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita of the Don Callis FamilyAEW World Tag Team Championship New York Street Fight "I Quit" Match (if Cage & Cope lose, they can never team again): FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) (c) vs. Cage & Cope (Adam Copeland & Christian Cage)AEW Continental Championship Match (No Time Limit): Jon Moxley (c) vs. Kyle O’ReillyOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Will Ospreay vs. Samoa JoeOwen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Swerve Strickland vs. ROH World Champion BandidoOwen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament Quarterfinals: ROH Women's World Champion Athena vs. Mina ShirakawaStadium Stampede: The Demand (Ricochet, Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun), The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) and the Don Callis Family (Andrade El Ídolo and AEW National Champion Mark Davis) vs. Jericho, The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin), the Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson), “Jungle” Jack Perry and Kenny OmegaAEW Double or Nothing Buy In: AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship 5-Minute Eliminator: Divine Dominion (“Megasus” Megan Bayne and “Colossal” Lena Kross) (c) vs. Zayda Steel & Viva VanAEW Double or Nothing Buy In: The Opps (HOOK, Anthony Bowens and Katsuyori Shibata) vs. Death Riders (Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta) AEW Double or Nothing Buy In: The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe and AEW World Trios Champions Orange Cassidy and  Roderick Strong) & Boom & Doom (Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall) vs. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Lee Moriarty, Carlie Bravo, Shawn Dean and Anthony Ogogo)
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AEW World Championship Title vs. Hair Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. MJF
Last month, Darby Allin turned a victory over Andrade El Ídolo at AEW Dynasty into an AEW World Championship match at Spring BreakThru three days later, where he stunned MJF with a headlock takeover into a pin to become AEW World Champion for the first time. Since then, Allin has defended the title against all comers, refusing to slow down despite the mounting damage of a week-by-week championship gauntlet. Meanwhile, MJF continued to demand a rematch, which Allin repeatedly denied, insisting that MJF put something on the line. Finally, Allin told MJF he’d give him an AEW World Title shot if MJF agreed to have his head shaved if he lost. The vain and selfish MJF was haunted by the idea of being bald seemingly everywhere he went, from backstage to his social media algorithm. Two weeks ago, on Dynamite, he finally signed the contract and attacked Allin after Allin had just been through a hellacious AEW World Title defense against “The Alpha” Konosuke Takeshita. Allin comes into this match already having solidified his first AEW World Championship reign as even more than a fighting champion. From the start, Darby admitted this is his 15 minutes and wanted to make the most of it – because it’s a feeling and goal he chased for so long, so why not take every chance to defend his AEW World Title? One week after beating MJF, Allin had his first AEW World Championship defense against “Psycho Killer” Tommaso Ciampa. He has since gone on to successfully defend it six more times after that against Brody King, TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight, PAC, Takeshita, Sammy Guevara and, most recently, “Speedball” Mike Bailey this past Wednesday. He’ll walk into Double or Nothing with seven title defenses in less than 35 days. Only MJF’s first reign (10 defenses over a record 406 days) and Jon Moxley’s first reign (9 defenses in 277 days) produced more successful defenses. Tonight, MJF will be fighting to become a three-time AEW World Champion, yes, but if he loses, he goes home both empty-handed and bald. It would be an understatement to say MJF has been gotten to by the idea of losing his hair, so how far will he go to keep it? MJF might have two pinfall victories over Allin, but this is the first time he’ll face Allin as the championship challenger. With Allin’s AEW World Title and MJF's hair both hanging in the balance, who walks out of Double or Nothing with the AEW World Championship?
[H3] AEW Women's World Championship 4-Way Match: "The Toxic Spider" Thekla (c) vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Hikaru Shida vs. Kris Statlander
This marks Thekla's Double or Nothing debut, and she makes it defending the AEW Women’s World Title against three former AEW Women's World Champions, a first in AEW history. Hayter was the woman who first pinned Thekla last October at AEW WrestleDream. Statlander was the second person to pin Thekla, but wound up losing the AEW Women’s World Title to The Toxic Spider in a Strap Match on Dynamite in February. Thekla went on to successfully defend the title against Statlander in a 2-Out-of-3-Falls rematch at AEW Revolution in March. Shida is one of the most decorated Women's World Champions in AEW history, with three title reigns, including a record 372-day reign as champion the first time she held the title. So while Shida doesn’t have the same history with Thekla as the other challengers, her reputation speaks for itself.There are also other factors at play beyond Thekla’s history with the competition. Triangle of Madness have terrorized the women’s division, with Skye Blue and Julia Hart doing whatever it takes to keep the AEW Women’s World Championship in Thekla’s toxic web. That’s run them afoul of Hayter and Alex Windsor, the Brawling Birds, who have been more than happy to fight whenever the two sides are in the same place. And then there’s the tense alliance of Shida and Statlander, which could easily come crashing down with so much up for grabs. Will Thekla’s toxicity be enough to defeat three former champions, or will one of her challengers become AEW Women’s World Champion once again?
[H3] AEW International Championship Match: "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita
Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada have been uneasy with each other as members of the Don Callis Family ever since Callis brought Okada into the Family before he faced and beat Kenny Omega to win the AEW International Champion and become the first-ever AEW Unified Champion last year at All In: Texas. Of course, that International Championship was the one Omega won from Takeshita at Revolution last March. Takeshita hasn’t had another shot at winning it back until tonight, and a win could mean even more than becoming champion. Takeshita demanded this match with Okada, and after trying to keep the peace for the better part of a year, Callis finally agreed to let the two fight for the AEW International Title at Double or Nothing, if they tagged together against the Young Bucks at Dynasty. Takeshita agreed, but the partnership broke down multiple times in the match until Takeshita left Okada to fend for himself. Despite breaking the deal, Okada told Callis he still wanted to face Takeshita and tonight, that finally happens. These two met for the first time in singles competition at AEW Worlds End 2025, where Okada won in the semifinals of the 2025 Continental Classic by using a screwdriver. That result only added to the tension. This is one of the most anticipated matches in AEW history – unless you’re Don Callis, who could be watching two of his top dogs fracture the Family beyond repair. Can Okada turn away Takeshita for a second time? Or will Takeshita reclaim the AEW International Championship and severely bruise the ego of The Rainmaker?
[H3] AEW World Tag Team Championship New York Street Fight "I Quit" Match: FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) (c) w/Stokely vs. Christian Cage & Adam Copeland
At All Out 2025 in Toronto, Cage and Cope defeated FTR, but in a vicious post-match attack, FTR destroyed Beth Copeland with a spike piledriver. That left both men looking for answers until they returned at Revolution in March and made clear they wanted the AEW World Tag Team Championships after FTR defeated the Young Bucks. Yet at Dynasty in Vancouver, FTR retained after bloodying Copeland during the match and further injuring Cage’s fractured arm. That result only sharpened the edge. Cope demanded a third match and put everything on the table himself: if Cage and Cope fail to win the titles on Sunday, they can never team together again. FTR added the “I quit” stipulation in hopes of humiliating Cage and Cope.The challengers have their own history with that stipulation. At a Dynamite in Toronto in March 2024, Cope forced Cage to say, "I quit," to win the TNT Championship, which Cope jokingly reminded him of recently. However, Cage has insisted ever since that he never actually said those words. Now, the two men stand together with the same stipulation in play, only this time, their legendary partnership is on the line. FTR call themselves the greatest tag team of any generation. Tonight, Cage and Cope have the chance to refute that claim in the most definitive way possible, or lose their partnership trying.
[H3] AEW Continental Championship Match (No Time Limit): Jon Moxley (c) vs. AEW World Trios Champion Kyle O’Reilly
O’Reilly has had Moxley’s number, as we saw once again when The Conglomeration member went the distance with Moxley on this past Wednesday’s Dynamite in an Eliminator Match, nearly tapping out Mox for a third time as time expired. O’Reilly earned this Continental Championship match as a result, and there will be no time limit to survive this time. Now, Moxley has to beat O’Reilly to retain his championship, which he’s been unable to do so far. Moxley actually thanked O’Reilly for pushing him to this level, but is that false bravado from a man who doesn’t have the answer he needs? O’Reilly is as confident as he’s ever been, and with good reason. He tapped out Moxley twice and truly believes he’ll do it again at Double or Nothing. Will O’Reilly be the one to end Moxley’s reign, or can Moxley finally figure out O’Reilly?
[H3] Owen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Will Ospreay vs. Samoa Joe
These two have never faced each other in any match. Indeed, Double or Nothing is the first time Will Ospreay and Samoa Joe will ever share a ring as opponents. And if the stakes weren’t high enough in this quarterfinal matchup in the 2026 Owen Cup and all that’s at stake there, there’s the issue of Ospreay’s training with the Death Riders – the very same Death Riders that viciously attacked him, targeting his neck after the Lights Out Steel Cage at Forbidden Door 2025. Major neck surgery and months of recovery followed. Ospreay made a surprise return at Revolution and went right after Moxley and the Death Riders. Ospreay got his shot at Mox and the AEW Continental Championship at Dynasty. Still, Ospreay's inability to stay focused on the belt rather than the revenge cost him, and Moxley retained. However, Moxley saw that as an opportunity to help Ospreay become the best version of himself, which Ospreay knows he needs to be if he wants to win the AEW World Championship finally. While Ospreay has prospered alongside the Death Riders so far, he ignored multiple invitations from Joe to join The Opps, which only angered the former AEW World Champion. Ospreay enters the Owen Cup with a clarity of purpose, and he made that clear to Joe this past Wednesday on Dynamite. He’s doing what he has to do to be the best, because he has a whole country on his back. He needs to win the Owen Cup to earn a shot at the AEW World Championship at All In: London in Wembley Stadium. Ospreay and Joe have been in the finals of this tournament over the years before; Joe did it in 2022 before losing to Adam Cole, while Ospreay took the loss in last year’s finals to “Hangman” Adam Page, in arguably the match of the year. Amazingly, either Ospreay or Joe will exit in the opening round this year. So, who is better equipped to get the job done tonight and make a run to win their first Owen Cup?
[H3] Owen Hart Foundation Men's Tournament Quarterfinals: Swerve Strickland vs. ROH World Champion Bandido
After an extended absence, Swerve Strickland went looking for Bandido and burned a Most Wanted poster to send a message to the ROH World Champion. Swerve took it several steps further when he brutally attacked Bandido at ROH Supercard of Honor last weekend after Bandido had been through a tough title defense against Blake Christian. Bandido answered back this past Wednesday with a sneak attack of his own, which caused Swerve to retreat.Tonight, they’ll finally go one-on-one, but the stakes aren’t just personal. The winner moves to the semifinals of the Owen Cup, where they’ll face Claudio Castagnoli or Bandido’s tag partner (and a past Swerve rival), Brody King. Will Swerve take the next step in his thirst for power, or will the Most Wanted take out the Most Dangerous?
[H3] Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament Quarterfinals: ROH Women's World Champion Athena vs. Mina Shirakawa
This match was originally scheduled for a future date, but when Willow Nightingale announced a shoulder injury that forced her to relinquish the AEW TBS Championship and withdraw from the tournament, the women's bracket was reshuffled, with Athena vs. Mina Shirakawa moved to Double or Nothing.At All In: Texas last year, Athena broke Mina Shirakawa's hand during the Casino Gauntlet. Mina had a chance at revenge a month later, but she lost her ROH Women’s World Title match to Athena at Death Before Dishonor. Athena arrives as the longest-reigning champion in ROH history, with a ROH Women's World Title reign at 1,261 days, and a massive chip on her shoulder after losing in the semif