The Young Bucks are once again AEW Tag Team Champions after winning a three-way ladder match at All Out, defeating both the defending champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage and the returning team of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, known as FTR.
The match, which put Copeland and Cage’s AEW Tag Team Championship on the line, featured a string of high-risk stunts. At one point Harwood suplexed Copeland onto a ladder positioned perpendicular to the ropes, while Cage and Wheeler each climbed to the top turnbuckle to land splashes on their opponents.
Later, Wheeler was sent through a table from the ring to the floor. Matt Jackson then placed Harwood on a separate table, and Nick Jackson followed with a 450 splash.
In one of the match’s biggest moments, all four opposing wrestlers climbed atop tall ladders while Harwood and Copeland lay across tables on the floor below. Each hit an elbow drop and a splash in succession. Wheeler, watching from the ring, then executed a suicide dive through the middle of a ladder onto Cage.
With bodies scattered across the arena floor, the match’s final stretch came down to endurance. The Young Bucks survived a Shatter Machine finishing move from FTR before Matt and Nick Jackson climbed to the top of the ladder to unhook the title belts and secure the win.
The victory marks the Young Bucks’ fourth tag team title reign, giving them more championship runs than any other team in AEW history. It also ends Copeland and Cage’s reign at 125 days and marks the Young Bucks’ first title win since April 2024, when they captured the belts at Dynasty.
The new champions are expected to face Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher in their first title defense.
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