4. FTR vs. The Young Bucks (All In 2023)
The rubber match between the two best tag teams of a generation deserved the biggest stage possible, and it got it at the inaugural All In London. FTR and The Young Bucks put on a masterclass in tag team psychology in front of more than 80,000 fans. The match was
the decider in their trilogy, filled with dramatic near-falls and callbacks to their previous encounters. After both teams kicked out of each other's signature finishers, FTR finally secured the victory with a Shatter Machine, solidifying their claim as the world's best and providing a pure, traditional wrestling spectacle that electrified the massive crowd.
3. Will Ospreay vs. Chris Jericho (All In 2023)
This was the ultimate hometown hero moment. Will Ospreay, arguably the best wrestler on the planet, facing the legendary Chris Jericho in his home country was a recipe for magic. The match was a clash of generations and styles. Ospreay's high-flying, fast-paced offense met Jericho's veteran savvy and willingness to brawl. Despite Jericho's best efforts to ground the aerial assassin, including a low blow and a Judas Effect that nearly ended it, Ospreay's fire was undeniable. He ultimately overcame the icon with a Storm Breaker, creating an emotional, star-making victory that felt like a coronation in front of a deafeningly supportive Wembley crowd.
2. MJF vs. Adam Cole (All In 2023)
Friendship, betrayal, and the biggest prize in the company—the main event of the first All In London had it all. The story of MJF and Adam Cole's unlikely friendship was the emotional core of AEW in 2023, and their main event clash was a masterwork of long-term storytelling. After wrestling to a draw, the two agreed to restart the match, delivering a dramatic final sequence that tested their bond. When MJF finally won with a roll-up, the real drama began. Cole, heartbroken, nearly gave in to temptation and turned on his friend, but ultimately chose friendship, creating a powerful, feel-good conclusion to a historic show that the stadium roared its approval for.
1. Swerve Strickland vs. Bryan Danielson (All In 2024)
Sometimes a match is more than just a match; it's an ascension. At All In 2024, Swerve Strickland defended his AEW World Championship against Bryan Danielson in a bout that had everything: technical brilliance, heavy drama, and a career-defining performance. With Danielson's career on the line, the stakes couldn't have been higher. The match was a brutal, outstanding affair, with both men pushed to their absolute limits in front of a captivated audience. In the end, Danielson captured the AEW World Championship, tapping Swerve out in the center of the ring to a thunderous ovation, completing his journey and creating an all-time classic All In moment.
