Kyle Fletcher Says AEW All In 2026 Was ‘One Of The Best Days Of His Life’, Wants To Top It Next Year
Kyle Fletcher had a great day on the day of All In 2026 despite losing his International Championship, and will look to top it next year.
Kyle Fletcher had a great day on the day of All In 2026 despite losing his International Championship, and will look to top it next year.
At AEW All In 2026 at the end of last month, Fletcher would compete on the show, defending his AEW International Championship against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita, with Okada coming away with the victory in the triple threat match up.
While speaking in his latest Protolog, Kyle Fletcher noted that he enjoys doing commentary.
“There’s a teardown happening, and that’s Dynamite Collision, Glasgow, Scotland, completo, day one of the trip done. It was a fun time, got to do some commentary. I enjoy doing commentary, it’s very fun.”
Later on in his vlog, Fletcher would reflect on AEW All In, noting that it was one of the greatest days of his life.
“Everything’s done. The day is over. All the celebrating has happened. Everybody at the locker room is empty. Rubbish has been put away. I’m literally the last person in the locker room. It has been an incredible day. With some down points, obviously, losing my title was not ideal. But the rest of it, being a part of All In, being here at Wembley Stadium again, one of the best days of my life. Couldn’t have asked for more apart from retaining my title. Apart from that, the day’s been absolutely incredible. One of the ones that I will remember obviously for the rest of my life. Hopefully there are a lot more big matches and big moments in my future. I’m sure there will be, but this one will definitely stick out for a very long time to come. The day’s not over yet. We’re gonna go do a little bit of celebrating. Don’t think we’re gonna vlog it because we’re gonna be busy celebrating and you guys don’t get to see that because that’s my private time. Kyle’s private time. You don’t want to know what goes on in Kyle’s private time. At this point in time, I haven’t started editing. I haven’t looked at any of the footage. I think this is probably the longest Protolog of all time. So if you’re stuck around to the end, congratulations. What a week. What a day. What a time to be alive. What a time to be a Fletcher. What a time to be ‘The Protostar Kyle Fletcher.’ Say my full freaking name. Protostar forever. AEW forever. All In. 27, 28, 29. Let’s fucking top it next year.”
Elsewhere in the same Protolog, Kyle noted that his goal upon getting injured earlier this year was to make it back in time for All In. You can read more about that here.
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