Fantastic All In show, New Level debuts, Sunday Night’s Main Event predictions
Salomonster covers AEW All In from Wembley Stadium, highlighting Will Ospreay's world title victory over Kenny Omega and the debut of New Level (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) in AEW. The episode also discusses WWE's counter-programming with AAA and NXT shows, significant injuries to wrestlers like Kota Ibushi and Jim Ross, and predictions for WWE's Sunday Night's Main Event.
Summary
The Uncrowned Wrestling Show episode from September 6, 2026, provides comprehensive coverage of a busy wrestling weekend. AEW hosted All In at Wembley Stadium with over 47,000 fans, which Salomonster ranks among the best shows of 2026. The main event featured Will Ospreay defeating Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship in what was described as an instant classic, notable for Ospreay's elaborate entrance narrated by his mother and his ability to kick out of Omega's finisher. Six championship changes occurred at the event, with only John Moxley and Adam Copeland/Christian Cage retaining their titles. The surprise debut of New Level (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods from WWE) in the Trios Roulette Royale match proved significant, as they won the trios titles in their first AEW appearance, highlighting AEW's strong tag team division that now includes Motor City Machine Guns and FTR. Salomonster discusses Britt Baker's return after nearly two years away, appearing at the TBS Championship match. WWE counter-programmed with AAA and NXT shows from Texas, with the NXT Women's Championship match between Kendall Gray and Kalani Jordan receiving particular praise as one of the best women's matches of the weekend. Significant health updates include Kota Ibushi requiring another surgery due to complications from his broken leg injury, Jim Ross undergoing brain surgery for a shunt and dealing with repeated falls, and Mercedes Martinez's career-ending torn ACL. WWE announced the return of WrestlePalooza in December in Perth, Australia, with John Cena's involvement in plans still unclear. Sunday Night's Main Event in Atlanta will feature Lil Yachty wrestling Baron Corbin, Cody Rhodes versus Randy Orton, and Oba Femi facing Bron Breaker. The show concludes with social media coverage of Ric Flair's tweets about stolen robes and various wrestler interviews.
About this episode
Solomonster loved AEW All In and dives into all of the major happenings on the show, plus Roman Reigns gets his No. 1 contender, the NXT Heatwave match you need to see, and a ton of injury updates.
Key Insights
- Salomonster argues that AEW's tag team division is currently the strongest in professional wrestling across all promotions, with teams like New Level, Motor City Machine Guns, and FTR creating an 'embarrassment of riches' of dream matches.
- The New Day (Kofi and Xavier Woods) left WWE not because of financial hardship but because WWE had relegated them to comedy segments during commercial breaks and was no longer utilizing them as serious competitors.
- Salomonster contends that Will Ospreay's entrance at Wembley, narrated by his mother and featuring him walking past mentors and rivals, was intentionally designed to show him receiving approval from Jon Moxley before his biggest match.
- Eric Bischoff's criticism of the Ospreay-Omega match as resembling a Nasty Boys match was unfounded, as the match contained minimal hardcore elements compared to typical AEW pay-per-view standards.
- The speaker believes Mercedes Monet is the greatest women's wrestler he has ever seen based on her bell-to-bell work and body of work across WWE, AEW, New Japan, and CMLL, despite social media criticism.
- Salomonster argues that Matt Cardona's role in WWE since his return has been to put other wrestlers over rather than as a main event player, contrary to Cardona's stated goal of becoming WWE Champion.
- WWE's failure to maintain priority on tag team wrestling created a vacuum that AEW exploited, making it easier for Tony Khan to sign multiple top tag teams that WWE had deprioritized.
- Jim Ross's repeated falls and health issues at age 74 raise concerns about whether he has adequate care, despite his privacy preferences and independence.
- Salomonster predicts that when WrestleMania dates are finally announced, Tony Khan is planning a significant AEW event during the same time period, creating a 'game of chicken' between WWE and AEW.
- The speaker contends that Grayson Waller was on the verge of being released by WWE due to lack of direction before his opportunity to compete for the NXT Championship under Shawn Michaels.
- Ric Flair's social media posts about stolen robes were likely generated while intoxicated, as evidenced by his claim of 'not even starting drinking yet' at 2 p.m. on a Sunday.
- Mercedes Martinez's career-ending injury while still in her prime is particularly tragic because she had planned a gradual transition away from full-time wrestling on her own terms.
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Transcript
It's the Uncrowned Wrestling Show and it's a brand new month. It is Tuesday, September 6th, 2026. Salomonster here with you after a busy weekend of pro wrestling. AEW hosted its all in pay-per-view from Wembley Stadium. At the same time, WWE hosted a doubleheader as their way of counter-programming them with AAA and NXT running back-to-back in Edinburgh, Texas. I'm going to talk about that, including the one NXT match that I fear got lost in all the AEW noise this weekend that you should absolutely go out of your way to see. And then I'm headed off to Los Angeles on Friday to do commentary for House of Glory. We've got Kyle Fletcher coming in to wrestle Amazing…
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