AEW All In will return to Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 25th, 2024.
All Elite Wrestling will return to London, England for All In 2024. The announcement came at the end of a night which saw 81,035 fans cram into the famous venue for what was announced as the worldwide record for the highest-paid attendance for any professional wrestling show in history.
In the main event, MJF pinned Adam Cole to retain the AEW World Championship at the end of what was an emotional rollercoaster for both men. The ROH World Tag team Champions each turned down chances to use weapons on the other, with MJF eventually scoring the pin following a roll-up. After the match, the drama continued with Cole seemingly determined to turn his back on MJF, but in the end, the rivals turned friends hugged it out in the middle of the ring as confetti fell from the rafters.
Elsewhere, Saraya scored a popular win as she claimed the AEW Women’s Championship on home turf, while Will Ospreay picked up an equally crowd-pleasing win over Chris Jericho.
The Acclaimed also became new champions, getting the better of the House of Black to get their hands on the AEW World Trios Titles.
However, the event wasn’t without controversy following reports that Jack Perry and CM Punk got into a physical altercation backstage right before Punk came to the ring to face Samoa Joe.