AEW may have just posted its best pay-per-view number in five years with its smallest Wembley crowd yet.
Dave Meltzer reports in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that All In: London is tracking between 210,000 and 230,000 buys. AEW’s record is 215,000, set by All Out 2021 and the CM Punk debut match against Darby Allin. The range straddles that figure, so the record is in play rather than beaten.
The trend is the story either way. All In did 200,000 in 2023, 170,000 in 2024 and 182,500 last year in Texas. Sunday’s number clears all three.
Tony Khan has already called it the company’s most successful event on HBO Max since pay-per-views moved to the platform in September 2025. Meltzer reports international buys were up, helped by a friendlier start time, with television numbers still outstanding.
Early estimates do move. Meltzer notes Redemption was initially pegged at 115,000 to 125,000 and now looks likely to land between 100,000 and 110,000.
The live gate went the other way. WrestleTix reported 43,845 tickets distributed, down from 46,476 in 2024 and well short of the 81,035 paid attendance for the first Wembley show in 2023.
AEW is back in three weeks. All Out runs September 26th at the Now Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, with Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley and a three-way ladder match for the tag titles between Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, The Young Bucks, and FTR.
