There\'s never been a more exciting time for All Elite Wrestling and its fans, according to AEW President Tony Khan. Ahead of this weekend\'s AEW All In: London 2024 pay-per-view, Khan shared his excitement in an interview with Barstool Rasslin.
\"It\'s a really exciting time for the company and I think it\'s the most exciting time in the history of the company right now. We\'re coming up, we\'ve got, this massive event we\'re just days away from. AEW All In: London, Wembley Stadium. It\'s a huge, huge event… There\'s a lot of cool things happening in the company right now.\
AEW certainly has plenty in the works, including their first stadium event in the United States. AEW All In: Texas 2025 will take place in Arlington and will mark the latest development in AEW\'s relationship with the city. Khan has confirmed that All In will return to the UK in 2026.
The promotion is also finalizing a new broadcast rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery which appears to be going well for Khan and his promotion, according to recent reports. Khan has often spoken highly of AEW\'s relationship with WBD and David Zaslav, and intends to work with the broadcaster for a long time to come.
On-screen, AEW continues to produce hours of wrestling content every week with Dynamite, Rampage, and Collision, and will host its first TV show outside North America with tonight\'s Dynamite from Cardiff, Wales.
While AEW may have plenty in the works, there will be fans who disagree with the stance that now is the most exciting time, at least in terms of the on-screen product. AEW has seen a dip in viewership across all three of its shows as of late, with Rampage recently hitting an all-time low (admittedly against the Paris Summer Olympics.) While Khan is excited about the now and the future, the task remains for the AEW President to get fans who\'ve since stopped tuning in regularly just as amped up.
