All Elite Wrestling heads to the desert this Saturday, November 14, 2026, for the eighth annual Full Gear pay-per-view at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Marking the second AEW pay-per-view ever held in the state after Double or Nothing 2025 in nearby Glendale, this year’s show expanded following Wednesday night’s three-hour go-home Dynamite and Collision special in Utah to nine confirmed bouts—eight on the main pay-per-view and one on the Saturday Tailgate Brawl pre-show—with eight championships on the line.

At the top of the card sits a deeply personal AEW World Championship main event between titleholder Will Ospreay and his former friend and Don Callis Family stablemate, Kyle Fletcher. Beneath them lies a volatile slate of grudge matches and high-wire clashes: AEW’s first-ever Trios Texas Deathmatch, a 12-man Anarchy in the Arena brawl, a Women’s World Championship rematch rocked by an upset submission on Wednesday night, a first-time singles meeting between Kazuchika Okada and Adam Copeland, and a physical National Championship defence pitting Tommaso Ciampa against Ilja Dragunov.

Heading into the weekend, a few logistical and betting details remain fluid. While main-card start times and global streaming channels are locked in for 8:00 PM ET, AEW had not formally stated the start time for the Saturday Tailgate Brawl pre-show as of Thursday, even after booking the newly announced TBS Championship three-way for that broadcast (a match one outlet initially grouped with the pay-per-view card). Meanwhile, sportsbook MyBookie has published lines for only five of the nine bouts, leaving Wednesday’s late championship additions and Okada vs. Copeland without posted sportsbook prices while preview outlets split sharply over whether Phoenix will deliver champion protection or multiple major title changes.

Card, Betting Odds, and Analyst Consensus

Because Wednesday’s combined Dynamite and Collision broadcast added two title defences late in the week, several early previews listed six or seven matches before the complete nine-bout lineup was finalized. The table below compiles the full official card, MyBookie moneylines alongside Oddspedia estimates where available, and the split across major preview outlets.

Match	Stipulation / Title	Odds Landscape	Analyst Picks
Will Ospreay (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher	AEW World Championship	Ospreay -300 / Fletcher +200 (MyBookie); -250 / +190 (Oddspedia est.)	Split: William Hill picks Ospreay; DraftKings Network and Oddspedia predict Fletcher
Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Marina Shafir	AEW Women’s World Championship	Moné -300 / Shafir +200 (MyBookie); -300 / +225 (Oddspedia est.)	Lean Moné: William Hill and DraftKings Network pick Moné; Oddspedia picks Shafir
Hangman Page & Brodido (c) vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level	AEW World Trios Championship (Texas Deathmatch)	Page & Brodido -140 / Swerve & New Level +110 (MyBookie); -130 / +100 (Oddspedia est.)	Unanimous among listed outlets: Page & Brodido retain (William Hill, DraftKings Network, Oddspedia)
Death Riders & The Conglomeration vs. The Cut	Anarchy in the Arena (12-Man)	Cut -165 / Death Riders & Conglomeration +125 (Oddspedia est.)	DraftKings Network and Oddspedia both predict The Cut
Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Copeland	AEW International Championship	Not listed on MyBookie or William Hill at press time	Split: DraftKings Network picks Okada; William Hill picks Copeland
Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov	AEW National Championship	Not listed (added Nov. 11)	DraftKings Network predicts Dragunov
The Young Bucks (c) vs. Mark Davis & Jake Doyle	AEW World Tag Team Championship	Young Bucks -200 / Davis & Doyle +150 (MyBookie & Oddspedia est.)	Split: DraftKings Network and Oddspedia pick Young Bucks; William Hill picks Davis & Doyle
The Brawling Birds (c) vs. Wrathlander	AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship	Brawling Birds -140 / Wrathlander +110 (MyBookie & Oddspedia est.)	Unanimous among listed outlets: Brawling Birds retain (William Hill, DraftKings Network, Oddspedia)
Queen Aminata (c) vs. Maya World vs. Persephone	AEW TBS Championship (Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show)	Not listed (added Nov. 11)	No formal prediction published ahead of pre-show

Main Event Spotlight: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher

Few rivalries on the AEW roster carry the layered athletic and emotional history of Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher. Their championship showdown adds another chapter to the promotion’s big-event storylines, following the developments covered in my AEW All In 2026 preview. Since dethroning Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship at All In: London on August 30, Ospreay has defended the belt three times, turning back Jon Moxley at All Out, Kazuchika Okada, and the Clockwork Carnage field at WrestleDream. Full Gear marks his fourth World Title defence, and the historical ledger tilts heavily toward the champion. Ospreay holds a 5-1 overall singles advantage over his former United Empire stablemate—including a 3-1 mark inside AEW—with his most recent victory coming inside a steel cage at Revolution 2025.

Yet the sole blemish on Ospreay’s record against Fletcher came at Full Gear two years ago, a result Fletcher has invoked throughout the build. After pinning “Jungle” Jack Perry at Fright Night Dynamite on October 28 to secure his title shot, Fletcher turned the rivalry vicious at Blood & Guts on November 4, holding a screwdriver to Ospreay’s bloodied throat to force Adam Copeland to surrender. During Wednesday’s face-to-face confrontation in the same West Valley City, Utah arena where Fletcher shaved his head two years prior, the resentment boiled over. Fletcher mocked Ospreay’s mentorship, demanded credit for the severe neck injury that left Ospreay wrestling with one arm for ten agonizing months, and slapped the champion across the face after Ospreay played backstage All In footage exposing Fletcher’s jealousy—before invoking Ospreay’s wife and son as Ospreay calmly walked away.

Ospreay’s physical vulnerability forms the dramatic spine of Saturday’s main event. Earlier on Wednesday’s broadcast, locker room footage following Blood & Guts captured Copeland angrily warning Ospreay that refusing to quit could permanently destroy his surgically repaired neck5. While MyBookie makes Ospreay a -300 favourite (and Oddspedia estimates him at -250), analysts at DraftKings Network and Oddspedia are both calling for an upset title change, and Wrestling Inc’s Max Everett notes that Fletcher has developed into a complete main-event workhorse ready to inherit the crown. Speaking to Sports Illustrated this week, Fletcher framed winning the championship as the ultimate validation that he belongs in the “best in the world” conversation. If Fletcher pulls off the upset, he would become the 12th unique AEW World Champion, begin the 21st reign in company history, and trigger a promotion-record fifth World Title change in 2026 alone.

Blood Feuds and Chaos: Trios Texas Death and Anarchy in the Arena

If the main event promises high-speed psychological drama, the middle of the card guarantees unrestrained violence. The AEW World Trios Championship showdown between champions “Hangman” Adam Page, Brody King, and Bandido and challengers Swerve Strickland, Austin Creed, and Kofi marks AEW’s 11th Texas Deathmatch and the first-ever contested outside singles competition. Their rivalry has escalated rapidly since Creed and Kofi made a deafening AEW debut alongside Swerve to win the Trios titles in the Trios Roulette Royale at All In: London, only for Page and Bandido to defeat them 2-1 in a two-out-of-three falls match at WrestleDream on October 17. To force a rubber match on his terms, Swerve kidnapped and bloodied Bandido in late October, pushing for the stipulation made infamous by his brutal win over Page at Full Gear 2023.

Page’s hesitation gave Wednesday’s go-home angle real weight. After Brodido and The New Level tore through the arena in a tag bout that spilled up the ramp through a table and ended in a double count-out, Page admitted backstage to Renee Paquette that he had pleaded with his partners not to fall for Swerve’s mind games because of the lingering trauma of Texas Death. Only after King declared he had made peace with the atrocities he would commit and Bandido demanded the fight did Page commit to walking into hell alongside them. Statistically, Page brings daunting pedigree—5-2 across seven of AEW’s ten prior Texas Deathmatches—while former multi-time WWE tag team champions Creed and Kofi step into a deathmatch stipulation for the very first time. Tied for the tightest main-card odds on MyBookie at -140 for the champions and +110 for the challengers, Page and Brodido are nonetheless favoured across William Hill, DraftKings Network, and Oddspedia to retain.

Meanwhile, the card’s lone non-title spectacle pits the makeshift coalition of Death Riders (AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, and Gabe Kidd) and The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly, and Roderick Strong) against The Cut (Jay White, David Finlay, Ace Austin, Clark Connors, and Austin and Colten Gunn) in AEW’s fifth Anarchy in the Arena match. Formed on the October 24 episode of Collision around White, Finlay, and Bullet Club-forged allies, The Cut quickly proved their ruthlessness at Fright Night Dynamite by pinning Garcia and flattening Claudio Castagnoli with three shillelagh shots and a Blade Runner on exposed concrete. Although early rumours floated seven-per-side lineups including Wheeler Yuta, Wednesday’s announcements locked the rosters at six per side.

Wednesday’s go-home broadcast showcased both the resilience and the wear on the Death Riders–Conglomeration alliance. After Finlay defeated Cassidy via shillelagh interference (followed by a Clark Connors spear off the apron), a heavily rib-taped Cassidy still emerged through the crowd later that night with O’Reilly and Strong to rescue an ambushed Moxley from The Cut, ending in a handshake of mutual respect between Moxley and Cassidy. Experience favours the coalition: Moxley has competed in three of the four prior Anarchy matches, and Garcia fought in the 2022 original, whereas all six members of The Cut are making their Anarchy debuts. Even so, both DraftKings Network and Oddspedia (which estimates The Cut as -165 favourites) back The Cut to capitalize on their cohesion and leave Phoenix victorious.

High-Stakes Singles Title Clashes

Mercedes Moné vs. Marina Shafir

On the odds board, “The CEO” Mercedes Moné enters as a -300 favourite over Marina Shafir (+200), reflecting the pedigree of a champion who won the 2026 Owen Hart Cup and dethroned Willow Nightingale at All In: London. Wednesday’s Dynamite closing mixed tag match, however, upended that narrative. After Moné interrupted the Death Riders on Collision and cheap-shotted Moxley while Shafir was away, Shafir and Moxley faced Moné and Jay White—and Shafir reversed the Moné Maker directly into the Brutalizer, forcing the Women’s World Champion to tap out.

Context tempers the shock slightly: seven of Moné’s ten losses in AEW have come in tag competition rather than singles bouts, and she immediately attacked Shafir post-match with the Statement Maker. Still, Shafir enters her second AEW Women’s World Championship shot—and fifth AEW singles title match overall—with legitimate momentum and growing fan appreciation online for her evolution into the Death Riders’ gritty enforcer. Both William Hill and DraftKings Network expect Moné to keep her belt, though Oddspedia predicts a Shafir upset.

Kazuchika Okada vs. Adam Copeland

Few matchups carry bigger marquee names than the first-ever AEW singles bout between International Champion Kazuchika Okada and Adam Copeland. For a closer look at Copeland’s journey to this point, read my Adam Copeland career retrospective. Okada has held the International Title since All In: London and brings an 8-3 singles record across AEW pay-per-views. Booked on the November 7 Collision after Okada cost Copeland a bout against the Don Callis Family, the contest represents Copeland’s first shot at International gold as he approaches his planned retirement next year.

Yet critical expectations are mixed. Wrestling Inc’s Sam Palmer labelled the matchup a potential “Dud,” noting reports that AEW pivoted away from Copeland vs. Will Ospreay after lukewarm fan reaction and questioning whether Okada—whom Palmer argues has often relaxed outside select marquee pairings—and the veteran Copeland will bring out the best in each other. Storyline tension adds an intriguing wrinkle, however, as Wednesday’s broadcast aired Copeland’s furious walkout after defending his Blood & Guts surrender by pointing to his nine-year neck retirement, triple spinal fusion, Mark Davis piledriving the Young Bucks, and Steven Borden stiffening up. DraftKings Network backs Okada to retain, while William Hill predicts Copeland rides babyface momentum to capture the title.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Ilja Dragunov

Added at the eleventh hour on Wednesday night, Tommaso Ciampa vs. Ilja Dragunov threatens to steal the night on sheer physical intensity. Four days after winning the AEW National Championship from Andrade El Ídolo on Collision (November 7), Ciampa survived a bloody first defence against “Speedball” Mike Bailey—biting Bailey’s forehead and landing two Knee Tremblers to retain. Before Ciampa could celebrate, red lights and a ticking metronome heralded Dragunov, who emerged in a suit and pointed at the Full Gear graphic, prompting Ciampa to tease a handshake before flipping him off.

History puts severe pressure on the champion. F4W Online notes that Dragunov won both of their previous encounters heading into their first meeting in nearly a year, and Full Gear marks only Dragunov’s third AEW match since his WrestleDream arrival, with wins over Bailey and The Beast Mortos. According to DraftKings Network, Ciampa enters winless at 0-6 on AEW pay-per-views (0-3 in singles), and a defeat Saturday would end his National Title reign at just seven days—shattering Jack Perry’s 55-day mark for the shortest reign in title history and capping Ciampa’s combined TNT and National title runs at 16 days. DraftKings Network predicts Dragunov captures the gold immediately.

Tag Divisions and the Tailgate Brawl Pre-Show

In the AEW World Tag Team Championship picture, four-time record-setting champions The Young Bucks—who reclaimed the gold at All Out on September 26—enter as -200 favourites against surging Don Callis Family challengers Mark Davis and Jake Doyle (+150). Davis and Doyle bring a four-match winning streak, including two victories over the Death Riders since October 6, and earned this title shot by flattening Matt and Nick Jackson in under three minutes in an Eliminator match. DraftKings Network notes the Bucks are 2-0 all-time in tag title defences against teams that previously beat them in Eliminators, though the Jacksons hold a modest 2-4 career pay-per-view record at Full Gear. On Wednesday, the Motor City Machine Guns pinned FTR with seconds left to win their Best-of-5 series 3-2 and secure the next title shot. While DraftKings Network and Oddspedia predict the Bucks retain, William Hill singles out Davis and Doyle at 6/4 (+150) as the sharpest value upset play on the card given how dominantly AEW booked their Eliminator victory.

The AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship rematch pairs defending champions The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor, -140) against Wrathlander (Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron, +110). Originally scheduled for WrestleDream before Hayter was not medically cleared, the feud has struggled for television focus even after both teams teamed up to win at Blood & Guts, save for Statlander questioning the champions’ absences and brief backstage bickering on Wednesday. Wrestling Inc bluntly tabbed the bout a “Dud,” citing thin division depth and warning it risks serving as a cooldown match between heavier spectacles. All three preview outlets—William Hill, DraftKings Network, and Oddspedia—pick Hayter and Windsor to continue their reign dating back to All In: London.

Before the main card begins, the Saturday Tailgate Brawl pre-show hosts a high-stakes TBS Championship three-way pitting champion Queen Amina against former champions Persephone and Maya World. The rivalry stretches back to All In: London, where a returning Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., helped CMLL World Women’s Champion Persephone defeat Maya World for the title. Aminata then survived a belt shot from Baker at Fright Night Dynamite on October 28 to dethrone Persephone, capturing her first AEW championship and becoming the promotion’s first African-born titleholder. After Aminata successfully defended against Skye Blue and Hyan on Wednesday’s Collision, Persephone ambushed her behind a Baker distraction until Maya World rushed out to save her, immediately setting up Saturday’s pre-show three-way.

Viewing Guide, Venue Logistics, and Final Predictions

AEW Full Gear 2026 kicks off at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT (1:00 AM GMT / 11:00 AM AEDT on Sunday). Fans attending live at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix should note the venue’s 4:00 PM local MT listing; KultureCity volunteers will also be on site providing sensory bags for guests to use and take home. As noted by WrestlingNews.com on Thursday, AEW had not formally announced the start time for the Saturday Tailgate Brawl pre-show, though F4W Online reports it will stream on TNT, HBO Max, and MyAEW, and earlier 2025–2026 Tailgate Brawls (including Full Gear 2025, All Out 2026, and WrestleDream 2026) started one hour before the main pay-per-view at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT.

Region	Pay-Per-View Platforms	Pre-Show and Timing Notes
United States	HBO Max, Prime Video, DAZN, PPV.com, YouTube, Fubo, DIRECTV, Sling TV, DISH Network, cable/satellite, Dave & Buster’s	Tailgate Brawl streams on TNT and HBO Max (exact start time unannounced; historically 7:00 PM ET)
Canada	Prime Video, MyAEW.com, DAZN, PPV.com, YouTube, traditional cable/satellite	Tailgate Brawl streams via MyAEW per F4W Online (exact start time unannounced); main PPV at 8:00 PM ET
UK & International (180+ Countries)	DAZN (180+ countries), MyAEW.com ($19.99/£14.99 monthly or $119.99/£90 annual), Prime Video (UK at £14.99, France, Germany), PPV.com, YouTube	Tailgate Brawl streams via MyAEW per F4W Online; main PPV at 1:00 AM GMT / 11:00 AM AEDT Sunday

Beyond the desert, Phoenix serves as the final springboard toward the Continental Classic and Worlds End in Minneapolis on December 19—with Andrade El Ídolo already declaring his pursuit of the AEW World Title on Wednesday and “Jungle” Jack Perry putting Samoa Joe on notice. On Saturday night, expect Will Ospreay to survive Kyle Fletcher in a brutal main event that pushes his neck and their rivalry to the limit, while Hangman Page and Brodido outlast Swerve Strickland and The New Level in a violent Trios Texas Death classic and The Cut outmaneuver the battered Death Riders and Conglomeration in Anarchy in the Arena. Look for Mercedes Moné, The Brawling Birds, and Queen Aminata to retain their women’s division belts, while Kazuchika Okada turns back a conflicted Adam Copeland. For the night’s biggest shocks, back Mark Davis and Jake Doyle to cash in on their dominant Eliminator squash by dethroning The Young Bucks and Ilja Dragunov, and to cap their rapid AEW surge by seizing the National Championship from Tommaso Ciampa after just one week.

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