AEW’s Innovative Long-Term Approach for ‘All In’ Events

AEW has seen a ton of growth over the course of four years and it continues to make history with their upcoming events. AEW All In is certainly the company’s biggest event yet and it made history in many ways. That being said, the company has long-term plans for the event as well.

Tony Khan previously announced 81,035 fans as the attendance for AEW All In at Wembley. However, it was revealed that AEW tacked on 10k fans in the attendance record, as it turned out the official numbers were inflated. Tony Khan would then set the record straight regarding the attendance, bringing an end to the matter.

Despite this controversy, it can’t be denied that All In was a cause for celebration for pro wrestling in general. The company will be returning to Wembley Stadium next year for All In 2, which will take place on Sunday, August 25.

According to Dave Meltzer on the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, it was noted that AEW’s long-term plan for the All In pay-per-view is for the company to hold the event at Wembley every year in late August on a Sunday of the holiday weekend.

 “The idea long-term is to do All In at Wembley every year in late August on a Sunday of the holiday weekend.”

Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, December 1, with presales beginning on November 27th. It remains to be seen whether next year’s All In will end up having as big a crowd as this year’s show. After all, the company is already trying to ensure tickets get sold as soon as possible.

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