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The Young Bucks make AEW history with victory in three-way ladder match at All Out

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Gaydos, R. (2026, September 27). The Young Bucks make AEW history with victory in three-way ladder match at All Out. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/young-bucks-make-aew-history-victory-three-way-ladder-match-all-out

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The Young Bucks defeated Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, along with Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler (FTR), in a three-way ladder match to win the AEW Tag Team Championship at All Out. The high-stakes match featured acrobatic spots, dangerous bumps, and multiple competitors fighting for control of two championship belts placed on a ladder. This victory marks the Young Bucks' fourth reign with the title, making them the most successful tag team in AEW history.
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Story summary

At All Out in August 2023, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) reclaimed their title as champions of All Elite Wrestling (AEW) by winning a three-way ladder match against Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, the current AEW Tag Team Champions. FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) also participated in this high-stakes event, which featured dangerous spots and spectacular moves like suplexes and big splashes from turnbuckles. One highlight included a moment where Wheeler was thrown through a table onto the floor. This victory marked another historical moment for The Young Bucks in AEW's competitive tag team division.

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Topics

AEW All Elite Wrestling All In All Out The Young Bucks

Subjects

Copeland PERSON · 6× Harwood GPE · 5× Cage PERSON · 4× The Young Bucks PERSON · 4× AEW ORG · 3× Nick Jackson PERSON · 3× Wheeler PERSON · 3× FTR PERSON · 2× Matt PERSON · 2× All Elite Wrestling ORG · 1×

Narrative

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage put the AEW Tag Team Championship on the line against Matt and Nick Jackson and Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler (known as FTR), who returned to the fray at All In.
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Adam Copeland and Christian Cage put the AEW Tag Team Championship on the line against Matt and Nick Jackson and Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler (known as FTR), who returned to the fray at All In. asserted
who → put → In
This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. uncertain
page → contain → partners
If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. uncertain
News → sign → wager
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom. asserted
that → create → newsroom
For anyone who has watched Copeland and Cage’s careers, seeing them go into the ladder match would be akin to Michael Jordan playing at the United Center. asserted
Jordan → watch → Center
The match was almost as exciting as watching Jordan cook defenses on the court. asserted
Jordan → watch → court
Harwood and Copeland met each other at the top of a ladder with one ladder set up perpendicular to the ropes. asserted
Harwood → meet → ropes
Harwood suplexed Copeland onto the ladder. asserted
Harwood → suplexe → ladder
Cage and Wheeler got to the top turnbuckles and each hit a big splash on Harwood and Copeland respectively. asserted
each → get → Harwood
In another spot, Wheeler was sent flying through a table from the ring onto the floor. asserted
Wheeler → send → floor
Matt Jackson placed Harwood onto a table next and Nick Jackson hit a 450 splash onto the competitor. asserted
Jackson → place → competitor
The Young Bucks had another big moment minutes later. asserted
Bucks → have → moment
Each wrestler climbed to the top of a tall ladder with Harwood and Copeland sprawled across tables on the floor. asserted
Harwood → climb → floor
They each hit an elbow drop and a splash. asserted
They → hit → drop
Wheeler was in the ring watching it all unfold. asserted
it → watch → ring
He saw an opportunity to hit a suicide dive through the middle of the ladder and onto Cage. asserted
He → see → Cage
Bodies were strewn across the floor. asserted
Bodies → strew → floor
The match came down to who wanted it more. asserted
who → come → it
The Young Bucks survived a Shatter Machine from FTR. asserted
Bucks → survive → FTR
Matt and Nick Jackson climbed to the top of the ladder and captured the title belts. asserted
Jackson → climb → belts
They have the most tag team titles in AEW history. asserted
They → have → history
Their win also ended Copeland and Cage’s reign at 125 days. asserted
win → end → days
It is the Young Bucks’ first title reign since April 2024 when they won the titles at Dynasty. asserted
they → win → Dynasty
The new champions will seemingly take on Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher first. asserted
champions → take → Knight
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