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All In to return to Wembley Stadium in 2026

During the same press conference where AEW announced that next year’s All In will be moving Stateside to Arlington, Texas, Tony Khan also confirmed that the 2026 edition will return to Wembley Stadium in London, England.

Wembley has hosted the inaugural AEW All In and will host the show again next week. While tickets were a major success for the first one, AEW is looking at roughly 45% less attendance this year so far, with a smaller set up, something which was expected since it was going to be extremely hard to top last year’s show.

Moving the show to a different location for a year will probably be better for the company as they test a new audience, and the London and European crowd is more likely to return the following year after missing out.

There could be other potential reasons as to why the show was moved, including a possible WWE show or the venue being booked for a different event.


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