AEW All Out returns to the Chicago area on September 26, and the first betting markets are already painting a fairly lopsided picture of the promotion’s biggest matches. The pay-per-view will take place at NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, with Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship and Cage & Cope putting the AEW World Tag Team Championship on the line.
Only two matches currently appear on the betting board at online pro wrestling sportsbooks, but AEW has announced another championship bout that hasn’t received odds yet. With nearly two weeks remaining before All Out, additional matches and wagering options could still appear as the card is finalized.
Will Ospreay vs. Jon Moxley – AEW World Championship
Will Ospreay is an overwhelming -4000 favorite to retain the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley, who enters as a +1000 underdog. Those numbers make this one of the most one-sided wrestling betting lines likely to appear at All Out.
A -4000 price requires a $4,000 wager to produce $100 in profit, so backing the champion offers very little straight-up value. Moxley offers a dramatically larger potential payout, but the odds clearly indicate that an upset and title change would be unexpected.
The match has a few wrinkles that could create uncertainty. AEW has announced a 60-minute time limit, while members of the Death Riders will be permitted at ringside. That gives Moxley some obvious storyline avenues for stealing the championship, but sportsbooks are still strongly signaling that Ospreay is expected to leave Chicago with the belt.
Young Bucks vs. Cage & Cope vs. FTR – AEW Tag Team Championship
- Young Bucks -250
- Cage & Cope +150
- FTR +450
The Young Bucks are surprisingly strong favorites at AEW betting sites despite Adam Copeland and Christian Cage entering the match as champions. FTR, meanwhile, offers the largest payout by far as the +450 long shot.
The stipulation also makes the favorite more difficult to trust than it would be in a conventional tag-team match. With ladders, tables, and chairs involved, the champions don’t have to be pinned or submitted to lose their belts, and any team can capitalize after its opponents take each other out.
The Bucks are the sportsbook choice, but Cage & Cope at plus money could offer better value for bettors expecting the champions to survive the chaos. FTR represents the high-risk option in a match format designed to produce unpredictable finishes.
Brawling Birds vs. Divine Dominion – No Odds Yet
AEW has also announced Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor, the Brawling Birds, defending the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship against Megan Bayne and Lena Kross of Divine Dominion. Their rematch will be a Chicago Street Fight, bringing another weapons-heavy stipulation to All Out.
AEW All Out sportsbooks did not include a betting line for this match, though that could change closer to September 26. Other All Out possibilities have also been developing on AEW television, including Mercedes Moné’s issues with Thekla and Willow Nightingale and Darby Allin’s developing TNT Championship storyline. Those matches have not yet been formally added to the advertised card, however.
For now, bettors have two established markets to work with, and both feature decisive favorites. Ospreay is priced almost as a certainty, while the Young Bucks are favored to emerge from a much less predictable three-team championship battle.
- Odds via BetUS (BetWrestling BetUS Review)
- Forbes