New Level & Swerve Strickland Beat Hangman Page & Brodido to Retain AEW Trios Titles at All Out 2026

The New Level and Swerve Strickland beat "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido in a six-man tag team match at All Out on Saturday to retain the AEW World Trios Championships.

Strickland hit Big Pressure on Bandido for the pin and win after getting out of the 21 Plex.

There were some great moments in this match, including Bandido hitting The New Level and Swerve Strickland with one suplex.

One month ago at All In, Kofi and Austin Creed made their AEW debuts in the Trios Roulette Royale as the surprise partners of Swerve, and they won championship gold in their first match with the company.

Page, Brody King and Bandido entered All In as the trios champs, but they were unable to overcome the energy brought by New Level in their first-ever AEW appearance.

In the weeks that followed All In, New Level and Strickland were fighting champions who defended the titles multiple times on Dynamite.

They were victorious against The Rascalz and against Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong and Orange Cassidy of The Conglomeration before a high-profile defense against The Demand on the go-home episode of Dynamite before All Out.

Given that Page and Brodido were positioned for a rematch, New Level and Strickland vs. The Demand became a de facto play-in match to be part of the All Out card.

Ricochet, Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona gave New Level and Swerve what had been the most difficult test of their young title reign to date, but they were unable to pry away the AEW World Trios Championships.

After Kofi, Creed and Swerve retained, they were confronted by Hangman and Brodido, and given some food for thought from Hangman specifically.

Given his lengthy history with Strickland, Page offered a warning of sorts to New Level, suggesting that Swerve could turn on them at any time, much like he did to others in the past.

Kofi and Creed were unmoved by Page's speech, though, and they turned it around on him by noting that he wasn't necessarily trustworthy in his own right.

At All Out, New Level and Strickland continued to be on the same page, as they took down Page and Brodido in what was their first successful pay-per-view title defense.