AEW Double or Nothing: 9 big takeaways for MJF, Darby Allin, an absurd Stadium Stampede, Will Ospreay's future and more
AEW Double or Nothing 2026 showcased significant developments in the wrestling world, particularly with MJF reclaiming the AEW World Championship. Kevin Knight's unexpected heel turn against Darby Allin added drama to the event, while Athena made strides towards the Women's World Title. The night also marked a shift for Konosuke Takeshita, who is no longer affiliated with the Don Callis Family.
- ▪MJF regained the AEW World Championship during the event.
- ▪Kevin Knight turned heel on Darby Allin, shocking fans.
- ▪Athena took a step closer to the Women's World Title.
- ▪Konosuke Takeshita is no longer part of the Don Callis Family.
- ▪The event took place at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.
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