Sequel to the historic All In pay-per-view event produced by Cody Rhodes & The Young Bucks in association with several independent promotions, AEW All In 2023, set to emanate from Wembley Stadium in London, England, is doing exceedingly well to continue the legacy of the name. All Elite Wrestling’s first event outside of North America, it is already by far the biggest AEW event in terms of attendance figures.
Writing in this morning’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer revealed,
“All In on 8/27 at Wembley Stadium is now at 65,745 which would be a gate around probably just under $8.3 million.”
With almost three months still to go before AEW All In 2023, All Elite Wrestling is pulling out all the stops this summer, with the return of CM Punk, the premiere of AEW Collision, a huge Canadian tour, and AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door II all set for June & July.
Tony Khan recently called All In 2023 the “Most Anticipated Event In The History Of AEW.” You can check out his full comments here.