Jeff Jarrett Was Told AEW All In At Wembley Stadium Will Be The UK's WrestleMania

AEW All In at Wembley Stadium isn't until August 27, but according to Tony Khan ticket sales have already reached 50,000 and are climbing, more than doubling the company's previous attendance record of over 20,000 fans at "Grand Slam" in September 2021. In what's already been an exceptional week for AEW, Director of Business Development Jeff Jarrett has been on media duty, and suffice it to say, those in the U.K. couldn't be more thrilled about All In coming to Wembley.

"The promoter told me yesterday that he has been told by multiple people that this is as big of an event as the United Kingdom will ever have," Jarrett said on his "My World" podcast. "It is their WrestleMania."

Jarrett, a WWE Hall of Famer, made his AEW debut last year during the November 2 episode of "Dynamite," arriving with his signature guitar and hitting Darby Allin over the head with it. More recently he defeated one-half of the AEW World Tag Team Champions, Dax Harwood. While he's been rejuvenated inside of the ring, business is booming outside of it, with "Double J" promising a stacked card.

"Wembley, the stadium, the first time ever," Jarrett exclaimed, "we know it's gonna be a loaded card top to bottom."

With a capacity of 90,000, AEW has already sold more than half of the available tickets at Wembley Stadium for the event and is well on its way to something extraordinary.

"It's gonna be history made," Jarrett declared. "If you want to be a part of wrestling history, you're gonna be at the event."

The general fan sale starts Friday, with plans to increase seat availability.

If you use any quotes from this article, please credit "My World with Jeff Jarrett" with an h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.