There’s plenty that has been said about Sunday’s AEW All In from London’s Wembley Stadium, but one fact that can’t be disputed: The event is already a major success for the young company.
To go from nonexistent to packing a major stadium with more than 80,000 fans in less than five years is pretty incredible, and a feat that is underappreciated given the amount of non-WWE wrestling promotions that haven’t been able to pull off a similar feat despite decades of existence.
Even before a single pay-per-view is bought or a single T-shirt is sold for All In (1 p.m. ET on PPV), AEW will have generated $10 million or more in revenue on ticket sales alone.
