The All Elite Wrestling (AEW) tag team division saw a historic night at the All Out pay‑per‑view when the Young Bucks reclaimed the AEW Tag Team Championship. In a three‑way ladder match, they faced the veteran duo of Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, as well as the returning FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler).
Match Highlights
The bout opened with high‑flying action and brutal spots that kept the crowd on its feet. Early in the contest, Harwood and Copeland clashed atop a ladder positioned perpendicular to the ropes, with Harwood delivering a suplex that sent Copeland crashing onto the ladder. Meanwhile, Cage and Wheeler battled on the turnbuckles, each landing a powerful splash on their opponents.
Wheeler was later propelled through a table from the ring onto the floor, while Matt Jackson placed Harwood onto a nearby table. Nick Jackson followed with a 450 splash that added to the chaos. The Young Bucks seized a critical moment, climbing the tall ladder while Harwood and Copeland lay sprawled across tables. Both brothers executed elbow drops and splashes from the ladder’s summit, drawing gasps from the audience.
Final Moments
As the match neared its climax, Wheeler attempted a daring suicide dive through the middle of the ladder onto Cage, but the Young Bucks maintained their momentum. Bodies littered the canvas as the competitors fought for the title belts. In the decisive sequence, the Young Bucks survived a powerful Shatter Machine maneuver from FTR and surged to the top of the ladder, securing the championship belts.
Matt and Nick Jackson’s victory marked the Young Bucks’ fourth reign as AEW Tag Team Champions. The win also ended Copeland and Cage’s 125‑day title run. This is the Young Bucks’ first championship reign since they captured the belts at the Dynasty event in April 2024, further cementing their legacy as the most decorated tag team in AEW history.
What’s Next?
Following their triumph, the new champions are expected to face the British‑American duo of Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher in their upcoming title defense. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the Young Bucks will navigate the challenges posed by the rising competition in the tag team division.
The three‑way ladder match at All Out will be remembered for its intense spots, dramatic near‑falls, and the Young Bucks’ resilient performance that secured their place atop the AEW tag team hierarchy.
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