For wrestling fans in the UK, it doesn’t get much bigger than AEW at Wembley Stadium.
After swapping to The O2 for last year’s Forbidden Door show, All Elite Wrestling is bringing All In back to London this weekend for a stacked show.
Some of the best wrestlers in the world will be descending on the capital city, with championship bouts, grudge matches and some surprises.
There have been reports suggesting a pair of WWE legends could make their AEW debut, while the card itself looks incredible on paper, so you won’t want to miss this.
Earlier this week, AEW boss Tony Khan exclusively told Metro that fans can expect ‘one of the biggest wrestling spectacles’ this weekend. Here’s everything you need to know.
When is AEW All In: London 2026?
AEW All In: London comes to Wembley Stadium tomorrow night (Sunday, August 30).
The main show will get started at 6pm for fans in the UK, while the Buy In, with its own set of matches, will get underway at 4pm.
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How to watch AEW All In 2026?
For UK fans, there are a few ways to join in the action.
All In is available to buy on pay-per-view via Amazon Prime for £14.99, which will also let you watch on demand after the show.
To tune in, buy the PPV and then head to the ‘Live and upcoming events’ row on the Prime Video homepage and Sports page, or search for AEW All In.
You can also watch via MyAEW, with a monthly subscription costing £14.99, which also includes the Watch AEW Fast Channel, podcasts, 2026 episodes of Dynamite and Collision (including new episodes of each show every week), 2026 TV and PPV content from Ring of Honor: HonorClub, plus select AEW and ROH archives.
That’s all available on the MyAEW annual subscription too, discounted at £90 a year.
AEW All In 2026 full match card
- AEW Title: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay
- AEW Women’s Title: Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné
- AEW Tag Titles: Christian Cage & Adam Copeland vs. The Young Bucks
- Men’s Casino Gauntlet: MJF, Andrade El Idolo, Tommaso Ciampa, Mark Davies, Chris Jericho and 16 more TBA
- Continental Challenge Cup Final: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Nigel McGuinness
- Women’s Tag Titles: Divine Dominion (c) vs. The Brawling Birds
- Falls Count Anywhere for TNT Title: Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
- International Title: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada
- Buy In – Trios Royale Roulette for AEW World Trios Titles: ‘Hangman’ Adam Page & Brodido vs. Bang Bang Gang vs. The Conglomeration vs. Death Riders vs. The Demand vs. The Dogs vs. Wild Card team TBA
Will The New Day and Ilja Dragunov join AEW at All In after WWE exit?
Metro’s wrestling expert Alistair McGeorge breaks down potential All In surprises
AEW doesn’t shy away from surprises and big moments. From Ricochet’s debut to Bryan Danielson’s retirement, All In itself has already produced some memorable moments.
I don’t expect this weekend to be any different, with some key names set to appear. First, The New Day.
Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods (now going by Kofi and Austin Creed) decided to part ways with WWE on May 2 in one of the most shocking stories of the year.
From the get-to, it appeared an AEW debut at Wembley Stadium was written in the stars, and the addition of the trios match (with a wildcard team to be announced) all but confirms it.
It makes perfect sense, having the match “run long” on the Buy In, so that the main show goes on air just as New Day make their entrance.
The other name I’m expecting to see this weekend is Ilja Dragunov, whose WWE contract recently expired with no 90-day notice period, meaning he’s a free agent.
The Mad Dragon is one of the best wrestlers in the world, and an ideal surprise for the Casino Gauntlet.
Tony Khan hasn’t hidden his admiration either.
‘While I don’t know the contractual status of every wrestler out there, I’m very familiar with his wrestling,’ he told me earlier this week.
‘He’s a tremendous competitor, and somebody I really admire.’ Sometimes predictability is ok, especially as excitement builds.
Fans might be expecting New Day and Ilja to show up, but CM Punk’s AEW debut back in YEAR proved anticipation can make for a hell of a reaction. Here we go!