AEW Confirms Championship Rematch for Full Gear 2026

Published: October 22, 2026, 8:11 am

Following a decisive performance on the October 21 episode of Dynamite, a major championship showdown has been confirmed for the upcoming AEW Full Gear 2026 pay-per-view. The Don Callis Family duo, Mark Davis and Jake Doyle, officially earned their opportunity to challenge for the AEW World Tag Team Championships after defeating the current titleholders, The Young Bucks.

The match, billed as a Title Eliminator, saw Davis and Doyle quickly overcome Matt and Nick Jackson, dominating their opponents in a contest that served as a significant blow to the champions. For The Young Bucks, the loss creates immediate pressure as they head into the pay-per-view; the team fought intensely to secure their record-setting titles at All Out 2026, and their recent showing against Davis and Doyle has left their reign in jeopardy. To successfully defend their gold at Full Gear 2026, the Jacksons will need to overhaul their strategic approach. You can check out the official announcement below. As a result, they’ll need a strong game plan for Full Gear 2026 if they want to retain their championships. It turned into a short bout after Davis and Doyle dominated Matt and Nick Jackson and picked up the win, the match began on an enthralling note; however.

While the focus remains on the upcoming title defense, the division continues to heat up. The wrestling promotion’s latest team, The New Level, recently indicated interest in a potential future encounter with The Young Bucks. In a recent interview with Yahoo! Sports, Austin Creed noted that his team has tracked The Bucks for more than ten years, though he emphasized that they must reach their peak performance level for such a dream match to be seriously considered.

Whether The Young Bucks will still be the reigning tag team champions if that potential contest eventually materializes remains an open question. For now, the immediate focus for the division shifts to the Full Gear 2026 card, where Davis and Doyle aim to capitalize on their recent momentum to unseat the current titleholders in their championship rematch.