The Young Bucks have reclaimed their position at the top of the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) tag team division. They won the AEW World Tag Team Championship at AEW All Out on September 26, 2026. The championship was defended by Adam Copeland and Christian Cage against Matt and Nick Jackson, as well as Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, also known as FTR. This match was a three-way ladder bout.
For fans familiar with Copeland and Cage’s careers, their participation in the ladder match evoked memories reminiscent of Michael Jordan’s performances at the United Center. The match delivered excitement and skill, much like watching Jordan dominate on the basketball court. The match featured numerous impressive maneuvers and challenges.
One of the highlights included Harwood and Copeland confronting each other at the peak of a ladder. With one ladder set perpendicular to the ropes, Harwood executed a suplex on Copeland, driving him onto the ladder. Meanwhile, Cage and Wheeler ascended to the top turnbuckles, each executing big splashes on Harwood and Copeland, respectively.
In another thrilling moment, Wheeler was launched from the ring through a table. Matt Jackson then positioned Harwood on a table, as Nick Jackson followed with a 450 splash onto Harwood. Minutes later, The Young Bucks showcased another memorable moment. All wrestlers climbed ladders, with Harwood and Copeland lying across tables. Both Young Bucks executed an elbow drop and a splash. Wheeler, observing from the ring, seized the moment to dive at Cage through the middle of a ladder.
The floor was scattered with bodies. The conclusion came down to determination. The Young Bucks overcame a Shatter Machine from FTR. Matt and Nick Jackson climbed the ladder to capture the championship belts, marking their fourth reign as champions. They hold the record for the most tag team titles in AEW history, ending Copeland and Cage’s 125-day reign. This victory marked their first title reign since April 2024, when they claimed the titles at Dynasty.
The next challengers for the new champions appear to be Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher. This victory was significant for The Young Bucks, as they continue to cement their legacy in AEW.
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