ALL OUT 2026 PREVIEW SHOW

Uh, for myself, it's been kind of a weird build to this show, coming off the extremely hot heels of All In, where coming off of Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega, lots of match of the year buzz, lots of eyes on AEW.

Of course, they've had these memoriam and ALS fundraiser shows for Rebel and, uh, Andy Williams respectively in between.

But let me go to you here first, Sean.

What's the road to All Out been like for you?

I think it's been a little bit rough, frankly.

Uh, I think this has been sort of the weakest stretch of shows that AEW has had, uh, this year.

Um, there was the Rebel Heart show that, and the Andy Williams show, which were wonderfully well done.

Yeah.

You know? But, but if you look at the wrestling on them, you know, I think the last month or so has been, you get one good to very good match a show, which I enjoy, and then there's a lot of stuff like...

I meant, I really meant to go through, like, the, the cards for, like, the last few Dynamites.

I just feel like they've been booking the wrong wrestlers.

Like, the matches haven't, like, I haven't been excited to see a lot of this stuff.

I've felt bored, and that's like a weird feeling for a Dynamite to give me.

Like, I've never really felt...

Like, b- boredom's a weird feeling to feel from a Dynamite.

But you know, I think there's no tournament going on.

There is, it's a short build because there's not a ton of time between All In-

Yeah

... and All Out, and All In is the, the A show of the whole year.

Um, Mercedes is not involved.

Um, you know, there's like a lot of, like, little reasons why I don't think this build...

And they don't wanna do anything major in between because they don't have a lot of time in between.

So you get a kind of, a series of flat shows.

And, and what carries you into the pay-per-view is just the knowledge that, you know, with the exception of the Montreal show, like all of AEW pay-per-views this year have been, you know, incredible.

So I assume this one will be too, so I'm excited.

Uh, for myself, it's been kind of a weird build to this show, coming off the extremely hot heels of All In, where coming off of Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega, lots of match of the year buzz, lots of eyes on AEW.

Of course, they've had these memoriam and ALS fundraiser shows for Rebel and, uh, Andy Williams respectively in between.

But let me go to you here first, Sean.

What's the road to All Out been like for you?

I think it's been a little bit rough, frankly.

Uh, I think this has been sort of the weakest stretch of shows that AEW has had, uh, this year.

Um, there was the Rebel Heart show that, and the Andy Williams show, which were wonderfully well done.

Yeah.

You know? But, but if you look at the wrestling on them, you know, I think the last month or so has been, you get one good to very good match a show, which I enjoy, and then there's a lot of stuff like...

I meant, I really meant to go through, like, the, the cards for, like, the last few Dynamites.

I just feel like they've been booking the wrong wrestlers.

Like, the matches haven't, like, I haven't been excited to see a lot of this stuff.

I've felt bored, and that's like a weird feeling for a Dynamite to give me.

Like, I've never really felt...

Like, b- boredom's a weird feeling to feel from a Dynamite.

But you know, I think there's no tournament going on.

There is, it's a short build because there's not a ton of time between All In-

Yeah

... and All Out, and All In is the, the A show of the whole year.

Um, Mercedes is not involved.

Um, you know, there's like a lot of, like, little reasons why I don't think this build...

And they don't wanna do anything major in between because they don't have a lot of time in between.

So you get a kind of, a series of flat shows.

And, and what carries you into the pay-per-view is just the knowledge that, you know, with the exception of the Montreal show, like all of AEW pay-per-views this year have been, you know, incredible.

So I assume this one will be too, so I'm excited.