AEW All In is the biggest PPV that the company puts on every year, and the 2026 edition marked the ninth event in All In history. With the latest show now in the books, there is a huge collection of matches to choose from when compiling a list like this. AEW All In has consistently delivered some of the best wrestling matches of the year, and the 2026 edition was no different, with several memorable bouts adding to the event's impressive history.
Let’s look at the Top 5 AEW All In Matches of all time
Swerve Strickland vs Bryan Danielson for AEW World Championship – All In 2024
This was AEW All In 2024 Match that had over 70,000 loud fans cheering for Bryan Danielson. Swerve Strickland took early control of the match, but Bryan showed his superior wrestling abilities. The great thing about this match is that it was brutal, as was needed. Swerve Strickland was the heel, and therefore he repeatedly attacked the neck and back of Bryan Danielson.
Danielson hit his running knee, but Swerve Strickland kicked out. Swerve hit his finisher House Call, but Bryan Danielson kicked out. Bryan applied the Yes Lock submission, followed by the running knee, which won him the AEW World Championship. This was the very best of professional wrestling.
MJF vs Will Ospreay for AEW American Championship – All In 2024
AEW All In 2024 is one of the best wrestling PPVs of the last decade. It contains this excellent match between MJF vs Will Ospreay, which was absolutely incredible. Will got the awesome Assassin's Creed entrance, and Wembley Stadium lost its mind. This match was about MJF wanting to prove that he was the better wrestler out of the two. Will was at his best as he was hitting Springboard Crossbodys and Diamond Cutters.
He was also hitting Suicide Dives on MJF. Since MJF was the heel, he used cheating whenever possible in this match to the boos of the fans. Will hit the Hidden Blade move, but MJF kicked out. MJF tried to use brass knuckles, but Will Ospreay hit the Storm Zero to win the match.
Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay vs The Young Bucks – All In 2025
This tag team match at All In 2025 is one of the best tag team matches of the last 20 years. This was a match with very high stakes, as if The Young Bucks lost, they would lose their EVP status in AEW. This was a 30-minute masterclass in tag team wrestling. The Young Bucks used their vast experience over their opponents as they were hitting them with V-triggers and superkicks. Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay would not quit, as they showed that they are a great tag team. They won this match by hitting Storm Zero and therefore winning a shot at the tag team titles. This was excellent.
MJF vs Adam Cole for AEW World Championship – All In 2023
Out of all the 5 matches, this was the one that had the best storyline going into it. MJF and Adam Cole were genuine friends for months, and they would hype each other up. AEW took their time with this storyline, and the payoff was incredible. This was a very different match, as MJF was the heel, but he still cared about Adam. MJF poked him in the eye, and the match was on. Both men were hesitant to destroy the other to win the AEW World Championship. The fans were emotionally invested. MJF won the match, but it was one of the best wrestling matches. They embraced after the match, and there was no heel turn.
FTR vs The Young Bucks for AEW Tag Team Championship – All In 2023
This was the dream tag team match of the 2010s for fans of professional wrestling. The Young Bucks had said that these two teams would face each other and the world would rejoice. This was a match between two completely different styles of tag team wrestling. FTR are old school, as they rely on tag team structure, and they like their slow pace. The Young Bucks are the best modern tag team of all time. Both teams tried to play to their strengths, and it was an exciting match. The teams hit their biggest moves, like FTR hitting Shatter Machine and The Young Bucks hitting Meltzer Driver, but the other team kicked out. FTR win the match.
