AEW All In to Make Bold Move from London to Dallas in 2025
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All Elite Wrestling’s All In has become a marquee event, dazzling fans with action-packed wrestling and electrifying performances. Traditionally held in London, England, the first two All In events have cemented the city’s reputation as a hub for AEW’s global stage. However, the landscape is set to change dramatically next year, as reports indicate a shift from the familiar backdrop of London to the vibrant energy of Dallas, Texas.
According to Fightful, the decision to relocate All In was not made lightly. Discussions about moving the event outside of London have been circulating for months. On Thursday, it was officially announced that All In 2025 will take place at Globe Life Field in Dallas. This strategic decision reflects AEW’s continued expansion and ambition to tap into new markets.
One reason for announcing the change ahead of this year’s All In was to manage fan expectations. Having learned from the past, AEW aimed to avoid unrealistic expectations for announcements during the current year’s show. Despite the relocation, the door remains open for a possible return to Wembley Stadium in the future, suggesting that AEW still values its London fanbase.
Dallas was chosen partly because of AEW’s growing relationship with the city, which has been nurtured through their residency for Collision and Ring of Honor (ROH). This partnership was forged with the efforts of Kosha Irby, whose work in securing this deal has been acknowledged with high praise both within AEW and the city of Dallas. Negotiations have been ongoing for months, ever since plans for a stadium show were first conceptualized alongside the inception of ROH and Collision’s presence in Texas.
Interestingly, AEW talent were kept in the dark about the Dallas announcement until it was made public, maintaining an atmosphere of surprise and intrigue. Even though many were brought to Dallas earlier this week, the specific purpose remained undisclosed until the official reveal.
In a recent statement, Tony Khan expressed interest in hosting events at Globe Life Field, citing his past business connections with the Texas Rangers as a factor. Furthermore, he mentioned AEW’s lack of immediate plans to stage a stadium show in the US as of July. Yet, with the plan now set for next year, the term “immediate future” seems to have been redefined as the company looks ahead.
This strategic move to Dallas is not just a change of location—it’s a testament to AEW’s vision and growth, aiming to capture new audiences and expand its fanbase. With this exciting shift, fans can only speculate about what grand spectacles and thrilling matchups await at All In 2025 in Dallas.
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