AEW All Out 2026 is set to take place on Saturday, September 26, with the main event starting at 1am for UK viewers. This year, the event will be preceded by the Tailgate Brawl, which replaces the usual Saturday Collision show. The Tailgate Brawl will begin an hour earlier at midnight. The main event will be available on pay-per-view through Amazon Prime for £14.99, which includes access to streaming replays. Alternatively, fans can watch the event through the new MyAEW platform, which offers a monthly subscription for £14.99 or an annual plan for £90, including access to all pay-per-view events, weekly live shows, and the AEW 2026 archive. The main event features Will Ospreay, who recently won the AEW World Championship in London, defending his title against Jon Moxley. Other major matches include a ladder match for the AEW World Tag Team Titles, where Cage and Cope will defend their titles against FTR and The Young Bucks. Additional matches on the card include the AEW TBS Title Open Challenge, AEW National Title, AEW International Title, and several tag team and trios matches, offering a full day of wrestling action. Rumors are circulating about the potential arrival of former WWE stars Ilja Dragunov, Kairi Sane, and Mara Sade in AEW. Ilja Dragunov is expected to sign with AEW soon, with visa arrangements reportedly in the final stages. Will Ospreay has expressed enthusiasm about Dragunov joining the roster. Mara Sade, whose name was recently removed from her official website, is speculated to make her debut at All Out, possibly responding to an open challenge from Persephone. However, Kairi Sane is not expected to join AEW in the near future. In addition to AEW's event, WWE will also be in Chicago for Worlds Collide, a special show featuring matches between stars from Raw, SmackDown, and NXT against favorites from AAA. Unlike previous events, Worlds Collide will not be broadcast on YouTube, and details on how to watch it are still unclear. The main event of the night will feature a tag team match pitting CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, and El Grande Americano against Dominik Mysterio, Omos, and JD McDonagh.