The All In victory earns Andrade a future world title match
Summary
– Andrade El Ídolo won the Casino Gauntlet at AEW All In London
– Andrade entered first and survived a loaded field of competitors
– The victory guarantees him a future AEW World Championship match
Andrade El Ídolo is officially next in line for a shot at the AEW World Championship after winning the Casino Gauntlet at All In London.
Andrade entered the match from the No. 1 position and immediately found himself across the ring from MJF. The two wasted little time trading control before the field began to expand.
Nick Wayne entered third and briefly aligned with MJF as the pair worked together against Andrade. “Speedball” Mike Bailey followed and immediately increased the pace with a series of kicks before launching himself to the outside.
Andrade and Bailey later took flight with separate moonsaults onto MJF and Wayne, adding another major moment to the match as more competitors continued to enter.
Tommaso Ciampa arrived next before Chris Jericho joined the field. Jericho attacked Ciampa on his way to the ring and later renewed his long history with MJF, eventually trapping him in the Walls of Jericho.
Mark Davis entered and quickly imposed himself with several power moves, including a piledriver on Wayne and another on MJF that nearly ended the match.
Komander, Místico, and Daniel Garcia joined the growing field next. Garcia attacked Místico during his entrance before officially entering, while Komander continued the high-risk offense with dives and near falls.
Bailey remained heavily involved as well, breaking up a pin attempt before hitting MJF with a Spanish Fly for another close two-count.
Jack Perry entered at No. 11 and immediately went after Davis and Garcia. He later trapped Ciampa in the Snare Trap before Jericho returned with a Judas Effect on MJF.
Wayne then took control of several exchanges, hitting Perry with a Destroyer and later connecting with a Phoenix Splash onto Davis.
With the match breaking down around him, Andrade finally found the opening he needed. He struck MJF with his signature elbow before turning his attention to Wayne.
Andrade then put Wayne away for the three-count, ending a match he had been part of from the opening bell.
The victory guarantees Andrade a future AEW World Championship match against the winner of Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay.
After surviving every entrant from the No. 1 position, Andrade now leaves Wembley with one of the biggest opportunities of his AEW career.
