AEW All In London: Date, start time, tickets, match card, rumors, more
AEWIt’s getting closer to AEW All In London 2023. The professional wrestling company’s first show in the UK is sure to be one not to miss and we have everything you need to know about the event wrapped up in one easy hub.
The professional wrestling landscape changed drastically on September 1, 2018, when, now WWE Superstar, Cody Rhodes, and AEW’s Matt and Nick Jackson accepted renowned wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer’s challenge that they couldn’t sell out a 10,000-seater arena.
As a result, All In (2018) was born, a wrestling PPV consisting of the world’s best independent and international talent from promotions such as New Japan Pro Wrestling. This revolution would eventually lead to the inception of All Elite Wrestling. The company is now the second-biggest wrestling promotion in the US, behind the WWE.
One of the longest-running questions has concerned the company’s first UK show. We know that AEW All In London will be that show, and Wembley Stadium is the venue. So, we’re here to give you the lowdown on the event including its match card, date and start time, and much more.
Contents
- Date & start time
- Ticket prices, how to buy & tickets sold
- How many tickets have been sold?
- How to watch
- Card & rumors
AEW All In London: Date & start time
AEW All In London will take place at England’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 27, 2023, and is expected to begin at 6 PM BST.
Obviously, for American audiences hoping to catch the action, this translates to 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT. With a few matches already announced and a history of AEW PPVs running long, there’s every chance the show could last anywhere between about three and a half to five hours.
AEW All In London: Ticket prices & how to buy
Ticket Prices
Ticket prices for the AEW All In London show start at £30 and go all the way to £1500 for the most exclusive seats.
Outside of the very expensive tickets that include a “commemorative take-home chair,” the event is well-priced with some ringside tickets costing £400.
How to buy tickets
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased using Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
How many tickets have been sold for AEW All In London?
AEW All In London has passed 80,000 tickets sold for the event.
According to Wrestle Tix, Wembley Stadium will be set up to accommodate a possible 84,048 fans. As of August 14, 2023, AEW has distributed 80,056 of them so far. Realistically, there’s every chance that the stadium could be at full capacity come the day of the show, if not close.
AEW All In London: How to watch
UK audiences will likely be able to purchase AEW All In London using the FiteTV app and American fans can buy the PPV via DirecTV.
AEW All In London: Card & rumors
Officially, five matches have been booked for AEW All In London with several other matches rumored to be taking place too.
You can check out the complete card for the event so far right here:
ROH World Tag Team Championship match
Aussie Open vs MJF and Adam Cole
Tag Team Coffin Match
Darby Allin and Sting vs Mogul Embassy
AEW World Tag Team Championship match
FTR vs The Young Bucks
AEW Women’s World Championship match
Hikaru Shida vs Toni Storm vs Saraya vs Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D or The Bunny
AEW World Championship match
MJF vs Adam Cole
It’s also likely that Samoa Joe and CM Punk will clash once again and Kenny Omega could be set for a big-time match against either England’s own Will Ospreay, or the villainous Konosuke Takeshita.
Meanwhile, there are several names conspicuously absent from the show who could all be added in some form such as Jon Moxley, Hangman Page, Jay White, Juice Robinson, Chris Jericho, Orange Cassidy, and a few others.
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