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At AEW All In, Tony Khan announced record-breaking attendance and viewership, discussed plans for Adam Cole's recovery, expressed interest in expanding the Women’s Tag Team Titles, and highlighted key matches and storylines, including Hangman Page's emotional victory and Kazuchika Okada's title unification.
Tony Khan announced that AEW All In in Arlington, Texas, drew nearly 30,000 fans, making it AEW's biggest event in the US in terms of attendance and revenue, with early pay-per-view numbers also surpassing previous records.
AEW Dynamite tonight features a limited lineup with Kota Ibushi's return and four-way matches for Casino Gauntlet spots, but notably lacks bookings for AEW's top stars and major All In matches, raising questions about the promotion's booking strategy ahead of its biggest event.
After a disappointing playoff loss, Jerry Jones promised a new "all in" approach for the Cowboys' 2024 season to appease frustrated fans. However, his subsequent comments revealed that the team's strategy remains largely unchanged, focusing on retaining star players and operating within their traditional frugal approach. This redefinition of "all in" has sparked criticism and skepticism, leaving fans feeling misled and questioning the sincerity of Jones' initial promise.
All Elite Wrestling's All In event is set to take place at Wembley Stadium, featuring a highly anticipated main event between Adam Cole and AEW World Champion MJF. The two wrestlers formed an unexpected friendship after a tag team tournament, but tensions are rising as fans speculate on who will turn on the other. The event also includes championship matches such as FTR vs. Young Bucks for the AEW world tag team titles, Hikaru Shida vs. Toni Storm vs. Britt Baker vs. Saraya for the AEW women's world title, CM Punk vs. Samoa Joe for the "Real world championship," and more. Despite some skepticism, AEW's stadium event marks a significant milestone for the promotion.
An AEW star, Sammy Guevara, who is not booked for any matches on the AEW All In card, has been spotted in London. Guevara posted pictures of himself in front of Big Ben and Wembley Stadium, leading to speculation about his presence at the event. It is unclear if he will accompany Chris Jericho to the ring for his match against Will Ospreay.
AEW All In, the biggest show in the company's history, will take place at Wembley Stadium in London with over 80,000 tickets sold. The card includes seven title matches, featuring MJF vs. Adam Cole for the AEW World Championship. Other notable matches include FTR vs. The Young Bucks for the AEW World Tag Team Championship and Hikaru Shida defending the AEW Women's World Championship against Saraya, Toni Storm, and Britt Baker. The event is expected to deliver exciting matches and a memorable experience for fans.
AEW Dynamite's final episode before All In features The Elite heavily, potentially putting CM Punk and The Elite in the same building. While there's no confirmation of Punk's appearance, if he is booked for AEW Collision, there's a chance he'll be present. Given the history of backstage issues and recent verbal shots, AEW may need to take measures to keep the peace. However, with All In being the biggest event of the year, all hands should be on deck, and Punk's appearance on Dynamite could be on the table. The rest of the lineup includes contract signings, matches, and interviews leading up to All In.
Pearl Jam has announced a short tour for August and September 2023, playing nine arena shows in five cities. The band has adopted “all-in” ticket pricing, meaning the added fees that are attached to tickets almost across the board appear as part of the basic ticket price. To avoid scalping, tickets will also be non-transferable, except in Illinois. The majority of tickets will end up in the hands of members of its Ten Club fan club via a presale. Only 10% of tickets will be part of the platinum system, which helps subsidize lower prices for the other 90%.
AEW President Tony Khan announced the highly anticipated UK debut of AEW with "AEW: All In London at Wembley Stadium" on August 27, marking AEW's first show outside of North America. The event will be produced in conjunction with Live Nation Entertainment and will feature several top stars including AEW Women’s World Champion Jamie Hayter, Saraya, Nigel McGuinness, Pac, Anthony Ogogo, and more. Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 5 at 9 a.m. BST, with pre-registered access and priority presales taking place prior to the general on-sale date.