Tony Khan explains why AEW All In isn’t across the pond this year.
Khan was a guest on the Rich Eisen Show to promote AEW Dynamite 300 and AEW Collision 100, which both take place this week. During the conversation, Eisen was promoting some of the major AEW events coming up, including All In, which takes place at GlobeLife Field in Texas.
Eisen referred to All In as the “affair that used to be” at Wembley Stadium in London. Khan chimed in and shared why All In didn’t return to the UK this year. However, he also clarified that the event will go back to the United Kingdom in 2026.
“And it’s going to back to Wembley next year too, by the way. Coldplay had booked this weekend out years in advance,” Tony Khan said. “But it’s going to be great. I can’t wait to do GlobeLife Field in Dallas, go back to Wembley next year. We’ve put 81,000 fans in Wembley for AEW All In and I can’t wait to go back and do it again next year.”
Coldplay has a block of shows at Wembley Stadium booked between August 22 and September 8. All ten of Coldplay’s shows at Wembley Stadium have sold out in advance. Traditionally, AEW ran All In on the final weekend in August, which is a banking holiday in the United Kingdom. However, Coldplay’s Wembley residency prevents that from happening.
That’s not the only change to AEW’s event calendar this year, as AEW All Out has also shifted weekends. All Out normally took place on Labor Day weekend in the United States. This year, All Out will take place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada on September 20.
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