Tony Khan Announces Sales For AEW All In At Wembley Stadium Have Reached 50,000

The amount of tickets sold for AEW All In at Wembley Stadium continues to climb. Pre-sale for the August 27 event began on Tuesday morning through Ticketmaster, and within hours, more than 35,000 tickets were reportedly purchased. As the pre-sale starts to wind down, AEW President Tony Khan has provided an update on the numbers, stating that All In has now hit an impressive 50,000 tickets sold, generating a gate revenue of £5.2M ($6.5M USD) so far.

These numbers stand as significant not only for the financial component of All In but also present a promising outlook for the number of spectators as well. As Wembley Stadium can hold a capacity of more than 90,000 fans, the pre-sales have surpassed more than half that amount. ESPN boxing reporter Mike Coppinger recently claimed that the AEW was only seeking to seat 40,000 fans, but that was quickly refuted by Khan. In fact, Khan indicated that the venue will be widening its seat availability as the general sale begins on Friday, which will likely drive even more business for AEW. Ticketmaster's seating chart for All In appears to be almost entirely open as well, further supporting the idea that AEW may be pursuing a full-capacity sellout.

It remains to be seen how the public sale will shake out, but AEW broadcaster Tony Schiavone believes All In has the potential to be the largest crowd he's ever personally seen, regardless if the show reaches sellout status or not. All In, of course, also serves as the company's United Kingdom debut, as several stars, including AEW Women's Champion Jamie Hayter and Saraya, make their homecoming.