@WrestlePurists (via @PostWrestling’s Brandon Thurston) has disclosed just how many people walked through the turnstiles at Wembley Stadium this past weekend for AEW‘s bumper All In 2026 event.
According to local government organisation Brent Council, the concrete number is 41,102. However, Thurston did report that: “This is reflective of the numbers [of people who] attended on the night and not the total number of tickets sold or no-shows”.
In other words, there’s a chance that All Elite actually shifted more briefs for the pay-per-view but those folks simply didn’t turn up. For reference, 2023’s debut event at Wembley pulled 72,265, and the 2024 version drew 46,476. That’d make this the lowest attendance AEW has logged in the building since hosting events there.
Will Ospreay closed the occasion by winning the AEW World Title from Kenny Omega in a match that may dance in Dave Meltzer’s dreams forevermore. It was a hugely satisfying night for Ospreay personally, and the show itself has been earning rave reviews from all corners of the wrestling map.
It will, however, be interesting to see the general reaction to that 41,102 number. AEW supporters will champion it as another successful night for Tony Khan in the UK, whereas the harshest All Elite critics will focus on the fact it’s the lowest-attended All In at Wembley Stadium yet.
Whatever way you slice it, drawing over 40,000 fans to any pro wrestling event is nothing to sniff at. Here’s hoping Khan/another outlet like Thurston posts the pure number of tickets sold soon.
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