AEW All In Announced for August 27th, 2023

[Canadian Dragon]

Speaking with Dark Puroresu Flowsion, Ospreay was asked about his interest in AEW All In at Wembley Stadium.


"I'm a guy that pops in. All the love in the world to all those & its amazing crew. I hope there is an opportunity as 1 of the guys that flies the flag for [England] everywhere I go. To do that would finally make my dad proud," Ospreay said.

 

[Daddy Deville]

All In

 

[Canadian Dragon]

 

[Wiseman]

We need to make Osprey's dad proud!

 

[Canadian Dragon]

WON: As of Thursday, there were more than 45,000 sign-ups for the AEW: All In at Wembley Stadium pre-sale​

https://www.f4wonline.com/newslette...punk-expected-back-in-aew-njpw-sakura-genesis

 

[Wiseman]

That's a decent number. Not going to mince words. Good for AEW.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Yeah, 45k before they even go on sale, in a 90k seat stadium is definitely good numbers.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

[PWInsider.com] AEW has exceeded 50,000 pre-sale registrations for All In​

https://www.pwinsider.com/article/1...s-potential-crowd-at-wembley-stadium.html?p=1

 

[Canadian Dragon]

CATC had 57k pre reg by the way , and tickets still dont go on sal for this until may 3rd

 

[Wiseman]

Honestly.....if it's over 50k. I'm going to say I'm impressed. And in my personal opinion it's already a success.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Honestly.....if it's over 50k. I'm going to say I'm impressed. And in my personal opinion it's already a success.

I am now actually concerned about getting tickets

 

[Canadian Dragon]

This will surpass WCW’s largest crowd of 41,472 for the Georgia Dome Nitro and will be the largest crowd for a US based promotion’s show that’s not from WWE

@Hayterade i know u like these types of stats

 

[Canadian Dragon]

obviously that is assuming they sell those tickets but like...we all know at this point they will unless they do that thing WWE did and price ppl out. WWE CATC would have been a sellout quicker if they didnt have insane prices

 

[Chris]

I can't remember who said it, but apparently Wembley was actually more cost effective than Fulham's stadium for a variety of reasons even if they only sold 25k tickets (capacity at the Fulham show) and it would probably make a profit even if only 30k sold. I wouldn't consider that a "success" per say in my mind still bc with the hype even 30k feels low and I think they care more about the appearance of this being a huge deal than just making a profit, but still, it's wild how not even selling out half a stadium can still he profitable compared to a lot of arenas, def see why WWE is doing so many

 

[Canadian Dragon]

I can't remember who said it, but apparently Wembley was actually more cost effective than Fulham's stadium for a variety of reasons even if they only sold 25k tickets (capacity at the Fulham show) and it would probably make a profit even if only 30k sold. I wouldn't consider that a "success" per say in my mind still bc with the hype even 30k feels low and I think they care more about the appearance of this being a huge deal than just making a profit, but still, it's wild how not even selling out half a stadium can still he profitable compared to a lot of arenas, def see why WWE is doing so many

the main issue with Fulham, from what I understood was availability. It gets booked up quickly once football starts and that starts early august iirc