AEW Grand Slam Mexico
What a historic night! AEW Grand Slam Mexico delivered unforgettable action inside the legendary Cathedral of Lucha Libre. Arena México hosted an incredibly wild crowd on August 5, 2026. Fans witnessed everything from a brutal street fight to a shocking championship return.
Here are your complete, action-packed AEW Grand Slam Mexico results!
Death Riders Steal a Win Against The Elite
Adam Copeland made his very first entrance at Arena México. As a result, the crowd went completely wild. He teamed up with Christian Cage and the Young Bucks to face the Death Riders.
The match was an absolute chaotic brawl. The Bucks and Copeland hit triple superkicks on Jon Moxley. However, PAC and Daniel Garcia kept the match alive. In the end, Moxley rolled up Copeland with a handful of trunks to steal the victory.
Andrade Wins Big But MJF Crashes the Party
Andrade El Ídolo scored a massive victory in his home country. He defeated Komander and Tommaso Ciampa in a thrilling triple threat match. Because of this win, Andrade earned the #1 spot in the Casino Gauntlet at All In: London.
Suddenly, MJF shocked the world! He jumped the barricade and attacked Andrade from behind with his Triple B title belt. MJF then grabbed a microphone. He declared he will fight for the #2 spot next week on Dynamite. MJF wants his main event spot back at Wembley Stadium.
Willow Nightingale Leads Brawling Birds to Glory
The AEW women’s division brought the heat to Mexico City. Willow Nightingale teamed with Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor to face Mercedes Moné and Divine Dominion.
The action was fast and physical from the opening bell. Willow eventually countered the MoneMaker. She trapped Mercedes in a backslide pin to secure the three-count. Now, the Brawling Birds will challenge Divine Dominion for the tag titles at All In: London!
Kyle Fletcher Survives Speedball Mike Bailey
Kyle Fletcher showed massive disrespect to Lucha Libre culture by stomping on his own mask. Mike Bailey made him pay with high-flying offense, including a top-rope poisonrana.
Despite Bailey’s incredible effort, Fletcher retained his AEW International Championship. He spiked Bailey with a brainbuster on the top turnbuckle. After the match, Kazuchika Okada stepped onto the ramp to confront the champion.
Místico and Darby Allin Shine in Trios Chaos
The crowd erupted when Místico made his legendary entrance. He teamed with Chris Jericho and Darby Allin to battle the Don Callis Family.
This match was a nonstop highlight reel. Místico flew all over the arena, while Jericho locked Okada in the Walls of Jericho. Finally, Allin hit a stunning Coffin Drop to pin Kevin Knight for the win.
Persephone Shocks Kris Statlander
Kris Statlander and Persephone delivered a hard-hitting contest. Statlander nearly had the match won after a brutal gutbuster.
Instead, outside interference changed everything. Hikaru Shida suddenly appeared and blasted Statlander with a title belt. Persephone capitalized immediately. She hit a springboard frog splash to steal the pinfall victory.
Hangman Page and Brodido Capture Trios Gold
Fans in Mexico City fully embraced the team of “Hangman” Adam Page, Bandido, and Brody King. They faced The Demand for the AEW World Trios Championship.
The Demand tried to use their size advantage to dominate. However, Page hit a massive Buckshot Lariat. Bandido followed up with a hesitation 21 Plex on Toa Liona to win the match. We have brand-new Trios Champions!
Main Event: Ospreay Outlasts Davis in a Bloody Street Fight
The main event was a pure, violent bloodbath. Will Ospreay faced Mark Davis in a Mexico City Street Fight.
Both men used every weapon imaginable. They attacked each other with barbed wire, steel chairs, garbage cans, and even a fork. Both wrestlers were left bleeding heavily. Ultimately, Ospreay wrapped his arm in barbed wire and delivered a devastating Hidden Blade to secure the pinfall. Ospreay celebrated with the roaring crowd to close out an epic night!
