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AEW
Darby Allin is currently in his third reign as AEW TNT Champion following All In London 2026, where he captured the gold in a Falls Count Anywhere match.
Since then, Allin has successfully defended the title twice. But with the landscape constantly shifting in All Elite Wrestling, several names are positioned to make a run at the championship.
Here are four AEW stars who could potentially win the TNT Championship next.
Kevin Knight
All In London 2026 marked the end of Kevin Knight’s maiden TNT Championship reign, which had spanned a record-breaking ten successful defenses.
Allin defeated Knight in a Falls Count Anywhere match to claim the title, and “The Jet” has yet to receive his rematch since the loss at Wembley Stadium.
When Knight finally gets his opportunity, a victory would make him a two-time TNT Champion.
Kyle Fletcher
At 27 years old, Kyle Fletcher is a former AEW International Champion and two-time TNT Champion with a proven track record of winning gold.
Currently focused on the AEW World Tag Team Titles alongside Kevin Knight, Fletcher could shift his attention to singles competition in the near future.
A win over Darby Allin would make Fletcher a three-time TNT Champion, tying the reigning champion’s current reign count.
Nick Wayne
Nick Wayne’s AEW journey began through his connection to Darby Allin, who graduated from the Buddy Wayne Academy where Wayne trained.
That bond eventually fractured when Wayne turned on Allin in 2023 and aligned himself with Christian Cage.
Dethroning Allin to capture his first singles title in AEW would serve as a powerful statement for “The Prodigy” and signal a new era of singles competition for the rising star.
Ilja Dragunov
Ilja Dragunov departed WWE in early August after contract negotiations broke down, and recent reports indicate “The Mad Dragon” is heading to All Elite Wrestling.
Given AEW’s hard-hitting in-ring style, Dragunov should make an immediate impact upon arrival.
Answering Darby Allin’s TNT Title open challenge could be the perfect introduction for the British powerhouse, offering him a marquee victory right out of the gate.
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