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6 Title Changes At AEW Revolution 2026

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With the next pay-per-view in the All Elite calendar the upcoming AEW Revolution in March, there could be some big title changes.

From who could topple MJF to make his second AEW World Championship reign a short one to a a reunited tag team ready to take on the champs — there could be several big moves at the big event.

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Here are six potential title changes at AEW Revolution 2026.

6. Jungle Boy Jack Perry wins AEW National Championship from Ricochet

While he has returned to his Jurassic Express babyface roots, Jungle Boy Jack Perry has yet to recapture a singles title.

But it seems as though Perry could be poised to spend a few months facing off against Ricochet ahead of Revolution.

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With seemingly a feud kicking off at Maximum Carnage with direct interaction between Ricochet and Jack Perry sent Collision off the air with a brawl, it would seem likely these two will face off soon.

Possibly waiting for the title bout to occur at AEW Revolution, it would make total sense to see California-native Perry pick up a big win in Los Angeles.

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5. Andrade El Idolo wins TNT Championship from Mark Briscoe

Andrade El Idolo returns to AEW

After making a return to AEW back in October 2025 and aligning with the Don Callis Family, he disappeared again.

Whether or not there were non-compete reasons why he was unable to appear, he appears free to return to AEW in 2026, competing in his first match since December 2023 on AEW Collision Maximum Carnage set to air on January 17th.

Still aligned with the Don Callis Family, it could be an intriguing storyline to see Andrade capturing the TNT Championship from Mark Briscoe.

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Bringing the title back to the Don Callis Family, there could be immediate conflict with former TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher who remains on the hunt to recapture his former gold.

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4. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage win AEW Tag Team Championship from FTR

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While currently Don Callis Family members Jake Doyle and Mark Davis have become number one contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championship, it would certainly seem that Cage & Cope could be the next champs.

One potential title change that could be highly satisfying on March 15 in Los Angeles could be FTR finally getting some comeuppance for their recent evil actions.

After last facing off at AEW All Out in Toronto, quite a bit has changed in the AEW Tag Team division which could make the re-match between Adam Copeland “& Christian Cage and FTR even more intense.

Now that FTR have captured the AEW Tag Team Championship, the battle has higher stakes professionally but also, personally.

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3. The Elite win the AEW Trios Championship from Hangman Adam Page, Speedball Mike Bailey and Kevin Knight

While the bout has yet to air at time of writing, there is already brand new AEW Trios Champions after The Opps (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs and Katsuyori Shibata) dropped the titles at AEW Maximum Carnage.

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Although the move may be related to an impending departure from Powerhouse Hobbs after his AEW contract expired this week, it could also be setting up a brand new rivalry with the recently reunited Young Bucks and Kenny Omega.

With the title change potentially coming by way of some sort of heel turn — whereby either member of JetSpeed or both could turn on Page — it might just end up that in the end, the Elite prove to be the better team.

Possibly bringing Hangman Adam Page back around to re-join The Elite as well, there could be some exciting new storylines in 2026 of the band getting back together.

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2. Megan Bayne & Penelope Ford win AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship from Babes of Wrath (Harley Cameron & Willow Nightingale)

After being the first team to capture the AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship, it could be that the inaugural reign ends at AEW Revolution.

After holding off a number of big challengers including Mercedes Mone and Athena, it could be that the Babes of Wrath end up fighting off a number of teams challenging at the next pay-per-view.

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In a bout that could certainly feature more than one team — with The Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart & Skye Blue) certainly still in the hunt as well, it would be fun to see the division really explode with competition.

With the recent return from injury of Penelope Ford as well as the continued partnership between Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa — there are plenty of viable contenders to support a vibrant women’s tag division in AEW.

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1. Swerve Strickland beats MJF for AEW World Championship

After MJF managed to capture the AEW World Championship during a four-way fight between Samoa Joe, Swerve Strickland and Hangman Adam Page, fans are prepared for a long reign.

With MJF’s previous title reign lasting 406 days, it could make perfect sense to see this time around prove to be a short stay.

Likely to face off against any number of formidable foes at AEW Revolution, it would be the perfect place for another title change to shake-up the main event scene again.

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With other challengers like Hangman Adam Page, Kenny Omega and possibly the returning Jay White or Will Ospreay coming into contention for the title in 2026 — there could be even more new AEW World Champions coming soon.

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