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AEW All Out 2026 start time, match card

AEW is back today (Sat., Sept. 26, 2026), and back in the greater Chicago area for one of its original — and historically pretty significant — PPV events, All Out. It’s the eighth annual edition of the show, and Tony Khan’s brought All Out back to Hoffman Estates, Illinois’ NOW Arena for the fifth time. Because it’s football season and AEW events will be on Saturdays for the next several months, All Out gets started with a Tailgate Brawl special on TNT and HBO Max. There’s also a Buy In pre-show that streams on YouTube and many of AEW’s other online channels, but that will feature interviews, replays, and talking heads. The two (as of midnight) pre-show matches will be on Tailgate Brawl. We’ll have it here. Both pre-shows start at 7 p.m. EDT. The main card starts an hour later, and can be purchased on HBO Max, Amazon, YouTube, PPV.com, and DAZN, or you can buy it on traditional PPV. In Canada, the UK, and other international markets, it will be available on the new MyAEW.com service. W

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AEW All Out 2026 recap & reactions: Will Ospreay is the ace

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