All Remaining PPVs And Special Events

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2026 has marked another busy year of pay-per-views for AEW, and the company is starting to wind down its calendar with its final major shows of the year.

The most recent was All In at Wembley Stadium in London, which saw Will Ospreay win the AEW World Championship from Kenny Omega and Mercedes Moné capture her first AEW Women’s World Championship from Willow Nightingale. More than 41,000 people packed the stadium for the company’s biggest show of the year.

AEW still has plenty to come, though, with three PPVs currently scheduled and another major show set for an episode of Dynamite. Couple those events with the remaining weekly episodes of television, and it should be a full final three-plus months for Tony Khan’s company.

So, as of Sept. 14, here’s how the rest of AEW’s 2026 calendar looks:

All Out – Sept. 26 at NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois

• All Out has traditionally been a Chicago-based show, though AEW held it in Toronto in 2025, marking the first time the event took place away from the Windy City in a non-COVID year.
• Will Ospreay will defend the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley in the main event of the 2026 show.

Grand Slam France – Oct. 6 at Adidas Arena in Paris, France

• This will make AEW’s first live event in France.

WrestleDream – Oct. 17 at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida

• Now entering its fourth year, WrestleDream will head to Orlando, which last hosted an AEW PPV in December 2024 with Worlds End.

Blood & Guts – Nov. 4 at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida

• Confirmed during the Sept. 12 episode of Collision, AEW will bring back its goriest match later in the year. The 2025 event featured both men’s and women’s matches. As of now, AEW has not announced any talent for either match.

Full Gear – Nov. 14 at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona

• Full Gear will mark just the second time Arizona has hosted an AEW PPV and the first time Phoenix has done so, as Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena hosted Double or Nothing in 2025.
• This will also mark the first Full Gear away from the Prudential Center in Newark since the Kia Forum in Inglewood hosted the event in 2023.

There’s currently no PPV announced for December, a month AEW has historically used for Worlds End. There’s still enough time left on the calendar for AEW to make an announcement, but it’s worth keeping an eye on whether the event returns this year.