AEW AllIn 2024 PPV 8/25/24 – 25th August 2024

The mixed tag team match at AEW All In 2024 features Tomohiro Ishii and Willow Nightingale against Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway. As the match begins, Statlander and Nightingale come out strong, with Nightingale showcasing her power with a decisive Neckbreaker Slam. Subsequently, Ishii steps in and takes control, overpowering Hathaway with a series of devastating moves. Ultimately, Ishii secures the victory for his team with a conclusive pinfall, thereby ending the bout on a high note.

In the FTW Title match, Chris Jericho faces Hook in a clash of experience versus raw talent. Jericho initially gains the upper hand with a well-executed Codebreaker. However, Hook responds by fighting back fiercely, demonstrating remarkable resilience. As the match progresses, The Learning Tree intervenes, significantly shifting the dynamics of the contest. Consequently, Jericho retains the title with a submission victory, thanks to this strategic interference.

The AEW World Tag Team Title Three Way Match features The Young Bucks and FTR in an exhilarating showdown. Throughout the match, both teams engage in high-energy exchanges, displaying their signature moves. Eventually, FTR retains the title with a submission victory, effectively demonstrating their dominance and tactical skill.

In the AEW TBS Title match, Mercedes Moné faces off against Dr. Britt Baker DMD in a competitive and technical battle. Moné ultimately emerges victorious with a pinfall, thereby becoming the new AEW TBS Champion.

The AEW TNT Title Coffin Match between Jack Perry and Darby Allin proves to be brutal and intense. Allin triumphs by sealing Perry inside the coffin, thus claiming the TNT Championship in a dramatic and conclusive finish.

In the AEW American Title Match, MJF goes head-to-head with Will Ospreay. Despite Ospreay’s impressive display of skill and agility, MJF retains the title with a pinfall victory, showcasing his adaptability and strategic prowess.

The AEW Women’s World Title Match features Toni Storm defending her championship against Mariah May. Storm successfully retains her title with a pinfall, thereby reaffirming her dominance within the women’s division.

However, in the highly anticipated AEW World Title vs. Career Match, Swerve Strickland takes on Bryan Danielson. Danielson ultimately emerges victorious, capturing both the title and securing his continued presence in AEW, while dramatically ending Strickland’s career with an impactful conclusion.