All Elite Wrestling returns to pay-per-view tonight (Nov. 14) with Full Gear 2026. The show comes our way from Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
The event begins at 7 pm ET with both the Tailgate Brawl special on TNT and the Buy In pre-show on YouTube. That leads right into the PPV main card at 8 pm ET. Fans in the USA can purchase it from PPV.com, HBO Max, Amazon, DAZN, Fubo, and YouTube, or their cable or satellite provider. The show is also available on MyAEW for fans in the UK and many
international markets.
AEW is delivering the real match of the year, and it’s not just because the moves are cool
Will Ospreay won the AEW world title from Kenny Omega back at All In London. He has since retained the belt in singles matches over top stars Jon Moxley and Kazuchika Okada, while also beating the buzzer over Adam Copeland in the first ever Clockwork Carnage match. President Tony Khan decided that the best way to follow all of that up is by having Ospreay revisit his story with former friend Kyle Fletcher, who may very well be Ospreay’s best opponent in the ring.
These guys always have incredible matches together. Their previous singles matches at Full Gear 2024, Worlds End 2024, and Revolution 2025 were all five star performances, and expectations are somehow even higher tonight at Full Gear now that they are battling over the AEW world championship. Their feud helped elevate Fletcher to the point where he can credibly main event AEW PPVs, though you may have to overlook the recent match where he was barely able to beat “Jungle” Jack Perry.
This world title main event came about after Fletcher defeated Copeland and Ospreay in a tag team match on Dynamite. Kyle got the itch for gold coming out of that match, and went on to force Ospreay’s team to surrender in Blood & Guts. Kyle led the way for Team Callis by threatening to slit Ospreay’s throat with a screwdriver, before ordering Wardlow to gently nudge Darby Allin off the roof of the cage.
Tonight’s title match is about much more than just elite work rate and thrilling moves, as the story took an excellent turn on the go home episode of Dynamite when Fletcher lost control of his emotions while admitting his jealousy over watching Ospreay live out his dream of winning the AEW world title in the All In main event. Will says he knows that Kyle still loves him, but an enraged Fletcher denied it and said he has nothing but hate in his heart for his former friend. Fletcher tried to bring that hate out of Will by slapping him in the face, but Ospreay maintained the high ground by calmly walking away.
Will Fletcher’s inability to control his rage be his undoing tonight, or is it exactly what he needs to take out the AEW world champion? Can Ospreay keep his emotions in check and pull the trigger on someone he loves when there is a chance to finish him? Will there be any doubt that Ospreay and Fletcher are the two best wrestlers in the world by the time Full Gear goes off the air? Tune in tonight to find out.
The rest of the card
These remaining nine matches are also currently advertised for tonight at Full Gear:
Hangman Page & Brodido (c) vs. Swerve Strickland & New Level in a Texas Death match for the AEW world trios titles
Swerve demanded Texas Death for this rematch after Hangman’s trio won the belts last month. Page initially refused the stipulation, but could no longer stop it from happening after Swerve crossed the line with a bloody assault on Bandido, who responded in kind and demanded Texas Death. New Level were also hesitant to get involved in Texas Death at the start, but have since changed their tune after Bandido attacked Kofi and tried to murder Swerve. This match will need to deliver its dangerous brand of hardcore, bloody violence in a different style than the Anarchy in the Arena match.
Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Marina Shafir for the AEW women’s world championship
Mercedes wanted to know who is next after she defeated Thekla last month, and Marina Shafir stepped up to confront her. Shafir forced The CEO to tap out to PAC’s Brutalizer after saying she hits like a pussy ass bitch. Now it’s time to back up her trash talk when the belt is on the line.
Death Riders & The Conglomeration vs. The Cut in Anarchy in the Arena
Jay White’s Bang Bang Gang turned heel and merged with most of The Dogs to form a new faction called The Last Outfit, before quickly changing their name to The Cut. The heel turn came at the expense of Jon Moxley’s Death Riders and Orange Cassidy’s The Conglomeration, so now those two groups are putting their differences aside to join forces in Anarchy in the Arena. Whose music will play throughout the arena for the first half of the fight?
Brawling Birds (c) vs. Wrathlander for the AEW women’s tag team titles
This title match was supposed to happen last month at WrestleDream after Harley Cameron and Kris Statlander became the number one contenders, but injuries pushed it back to tonight’s PPV. In the meantime, these two teams worked well enough together to win a Blood & Guts match, and seem to be on pretty good terms with each other.
Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Copeland for the AEW International championship
Okada locked Copeland’s neck to the Blood & Guts cage while forcing him to surrender in the match, and now the retiring old man wants some revenge. What better way to take that shit-eating grin off The Rainmaker’s face than beating him for the International championship?
Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov for the AEW National championship
It took Ciampa two tries but he did manage to beat Andrade for the National title one week ago on Chris Jericho’s cruise. However, the Psycho Killer might be looking at another very short title reign in AEW after recently declaring himself to be the “greatest damn signing” in company history. Ilja Dragunov doesn’t seem to agree, and now has a chance to prove Ciampa wrong tonight while also taking his title. This is the Mad Dragon’s PPV debut match for AEW.
Young Bucks (c) vs. Jake Doyle & Mark Davis for the AEW world tag team championship
Davis and Doyle squashed the Bucks on Dynamite a few weeks ago and then tortured them while conquering the babyface team at Blood & Guts. It seems like a pretty good bet that Matt and Nick Jackson will get their win back here, especially given the Motor City Machine Guns’ status as the new number one contenders for these belts.
Queen Aminata (c) vs. Maya World vs. Persephone for the TBS championship [Tailgate pre-show]
Persephone is pissed off after dropping the title to Aminata on Fright Night Dynamite. Maya World is a former champion who might be here to take the fall. Will Britt Baker’s interference at ringside prove to be the difference-maker?
Boom & Doom vs. RPG Vice [Tailgate pre-show]
AEW has apparently run out of wrestlers for the Costco Guy to beat, so now he’s running it back against two guys who he already has wins over in Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta.
What will you be looking for at Full Gear?
