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The Lowdown
Ospreay beating Moxley closes a loop that has hung over his entire title run, and the Bucks winning a fourth title is real history. The show now carries extra weight, too: PAC wrestled Andrade in the opener, one of his last matches.
Key Takeaways
- Will Ospreay retained the AEW World title against Jon Moxley, his first win over Moxley (AEW).
- The Young Bucks won the World Tag titles in a three-way ladder match over Christian Cage & Adam Copeland and FTR (AEW).
- It’s a record fourth AEW World Tag Team title reign for the Bucks (AEW).
- Thekla beat Willow Nightingale to earn a Women’s World title match at WrestleDream (AEW).
The Story
AEW All Out sold out Chicago’s NOW Arena on September 26, and only one of seven title matches produced a new champion (AEW).
That change came in a chaotic three-way ladder match, where the Young Bucks beat champions Christian Cage and Adam Copeland and FTR to become the first four-time AEW World Tag Team Champions (AEW).
In the main event, Will Ospreay beat Jon Moxley for the first time in his career after a match involving the Death Riders, United Empire and the Brawling Birds. Moxley and Ospreay slapped hands afterward (AEW).
Thekla beat Willow Nightingale for a title shot against Mercedes Moné; Andrade retained the National title in the opener against PAC; Kazuchika Okada kept the International title against Tommaso Ciampa; and the Brawling Birds retained in a Chicago Street Fight (AEW).
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