AEW Redemption Results: July 26, 2026 – Kenny Omega Retains AEW World Title, Will Ospreay Leaves Death Riders, Willow Nightingale Wins AEW Women’s World Title, More
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Meanwhile, The inaugural AEW Redemption came to you from the legendary Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on HBO Max PPV. With 10 matches and seven championships on the line, there was so much in store for wrestling followers, especially with All In: London at Wembley Stadium coming up next in 35 days!
Notably, In the main event, AEW World Champion Kenny Omega retained his championship in his first defense against TNT Champion “The Jet” Kevin Knight. However, right after the match, Omega was attacked by the Death Riders, minus Will Ospreay, and when the Young Bucks tried to make the save, they were quickly handled. When a chair was placed on Omega’s neck, Ospreay ran out to stop it and eventually refused Moxley’s order to put a bag over Omega’s head. Ospreay clocked Moxley and cleared the ring of the Death Riders! After a nice moment with Omega ahead of their match at All In: London, Ospreay never expected Omega to hit him with the One-Winged Angel!
As per the latest buzz, Willow Nightingale is the NEW AEW Women’s World Champion, which means she’ll face Mercedes Moné for the AEW Women’s World Title at All In: London after beating Thekla in an emotional, hard-hitting affair! And we have a new TBS Champion in Maya World after she shocked Hikaru Shida to win her first AEW gold!
In further updates, AEW International Champion “The Protostar” Kyle Fletcher beat ROH World Champion Bandido to keep the International Title. However, his next challenger was already decided when Montreal’s own “Speedball” Mike Bailey won the 6-Way Ladder Match at the start of the night to become the #1 contender for Fletcher’s AEW International Championship and will challenge Fletcher on August 5 at Grand Slam Mexico! Unfortunately for the Don Callis Family, Mark Davis lost the AEW National Title to Andrade El Ídolo.
On top of that, All that and so much more went down on a historic night in Montreal for the first-ever AEW Redemption! Here are your complete results.
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