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Darby Allin Challenges Kevin Knight to a False Count Anywhere TNT Title Match at All In: London
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Darby Allin has issued a challenge to AEW TNT Champion Kevin Knight for All In: London, aiming to finish what The Jet started at Double or Nothing earlier this year.
This week’s episode of Collision aired a vignette featuring Darby Allin. The former AEW World Champion noted how Knight started this rivalry outside the ring, referring to Kevin attacking him while he was strapped to a stretcher following his defeat to MJF in a Title vs. Hair match at Double or Nothing 2026.
Intending to finish off this rivalry outside the squared circle, Darby challenged Knight to a False Count Anywhere Match for the TNT Title at All In: London.
Here’s what Darby Allin said:
“I want you to remember you started this outside the ring when I was on the stretcher. You forgot what I’m capable of. I feel everybody forgot what I’m capable of. Darby Allin. Kevin Knight. TNT Championship. False Count Anywhere. It’s time to remind everybody that it’s going to be me that finishes it outside the ring.”
Check out his promo below:
.@DarbyAllin has demanded a rematch against TNT Champion @Jet2Flyy – Falls Count Anywhere at #AEWAllIn London!
Watch #AEWCollision LIVE on TNT & HBO Max pic.twitter.com/r58DyrjDDI
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 9, 2026
Notably, Allin challenged Knight for the TNT Championship on the July 22, 2026, edition of AEW Dynamite. However, Knight used underhanded tactics to retain the title. Allin teamed up with Jericho and Mistico to defeat Knight, Hechicero, and Kazuchika Okada in a Trios match at Grand Slam: Mexico this past Wednesday night.
Allin pinned Knight while Jericho and Mistico held the other Don Callis Family members in their respective submissions.
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