AEW All Out results: Ospreay retains, Young Bucks win tag gold and Borden's big test

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With everything that has happened since, All Out feels like a long time ago, but there were some big results worth discussing. Will Ospreay retained the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley, with help from a group that included Andrade El Idolo, Mike Bailey, Francesco Akira, Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor. The Young Bucks won the AEW World Tag Team titles in a ladder match against Christian Cage and Adam Copeland and FTR. That was a stacked three way on paper

Elsewhere, Kazuchika Okada kept the International title against Tommaso Ciampa, and Swerve Strickland and The New Level retained the trios titles against Hangman Adam Page, Bandido and Brody King. The Brawling Birds held on to the women's tag titles in a Chicago Street Fight with Divine Dominion, and Persephone retained the TBS title against Dani Luna. THEKLA beat Willow Nightingale to become number one contender for the women's world title

The match many of us were watching after last week's thread was Darby Allin and Steven Borden against Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight for a shot at the tag titles. Fletcher and Knight won by referee stoppage, which is an unusual finish. There are no details yet on why the referee stopped it, so I will not guess. It means Fletcher and Knight now head towards the Young Bucks

Andrade retained the National Championship against PAC in what turned out to be PAC's final match, which gives that result a very different weight now. Watching it back will be emotional for a lot of fans. It was a hard hitting match between two excellent athletes, and that is how it should be remembered

Overall it looked like a strong show on paper, even if the news since has overshadowed it. What was your match of the night? And how do you see the tag division shaping up with the Bucks back on top?


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