Nigel McGuinness says it doesn’t get any bigger than AEW All In for the UK professional wrestling fanbase and that if Wembley sells out, he might even be tempted to get back inside the squared circle.
Tony Khan and co are heading to the UK’s biggest stadium for a show of epic proportions on Sunday, August 27 over 30 years since the iconic venue last witnessed a night of top-tier wrestling. Nigel, who is now part of the AEW revolution, after being unveiled as commentator for last month’s Ring of Honour Supercard of Honour, was there at Summerslam 1992 and says All In will be seismic for the wrestling scene.
The event has so far been hit with a wave of excitement since Khan’s announcement, with over 40,000 reported sign-ups for the pre-sale of tickets this week. McGuiness, who hung up his boots in 2009 in an enforced retirement, says telling the stories of what he promises will be a magical night from the commentary booth is a hugely exciting prospect.
