MJF beat Darby Allin in a Title vs. Hair match to win the AEW World Championship back at the last AEW Double or Nothing, held in New York on Sunday, May 24, 2026. As of September 25, 2026, AEW’s events page does not list a date for the next Double or Nothing, and no odds for it are quoted here.
It was MJF’s third reign as AEW World Champion, according to AEW. This page keeps the May 24 card as the record, with the picks we published before it, and gets the next date when AEW posts it.
AEW Double or Nothing results
AEW’s results list nine matches on the main card. Three championships changed hands.
| Match | Result |
|---|---|
| AEW World Championship, Title vs. Hair | MJF def. Darby Allin (c), new champion |
| AEW World Tag Team Championship, New York Street Fight “I Quit” match | Christian Cage and Adam Copeland def. FTR (c), new champions |
| AEW International Championship | Konosuke Takeshita def. Kazuchika Okada (c), new champion |
| AEW Continental Championship, no time limit | Jon Moxley (c) def. Kyle O’Reilly |
| AEW Women’s World Championship, four-way | Thekla (c) def. Jamie Hayter, Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander |
| Owen Hart men’s quarterfinal | Will Ospreay def. Samoa Joe |
| Owen Hart men’s quarterfinal | Swerve Strickland def. Bandido |
| Owen Hart women’s quarterfinal | Athena def. Mina Shirakawa |
| Stadium Stampede | Jericho, The Hurt Syndicate, Young Bucks, Jack Perry and Kenny Omega won |
It was the first Double or Nothing held in New York, AEW said. Mick Foley made his AEW debut on the show.
After the main event
When MJF tried to pose over Allin on a stretcher, TNT Champion Kevin Knight came to the ring as if to stop him. Knight then hit Allin, still strapped to the stretcher, with a UFO Splash and flipped the stretcher over.
Takeshita’s win over Okada was followed by the return of Kyle Fletcher, who drew Takeshita into an attack. Cage and Copeland’s win also kept their team together, since the match was billed as saving their tag team career.
Our picks, as the record
| Pick | Result |
|---|---|
| Darby Allin | Lost |
| Konosuke Takeshita | Won |
| FTR | Lost |
| Thekla | Won |
| Will Ospreay | Won |
| Swerve Strickland | Won |
Four of the six picks won. The two that lost were the main event and the tag title match, and both ended with new champions.
Reading AEW odds when they go up
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Where to go next
The earlier card this year is on our AEW Dynasty odds page, All In on our AEW All In odds page, and the rest in our AEW articles.
For paid wrestling picks, compare the handicappers on PicksToday first. WWE’s cards are on our WWE Backlash odds page.
