Wrestling fans will have to arrive at Wembley Stadium earlier for AEW All In.
As posted by the Twitter account WresltePurists, an email from Ticketmaster has informed attendees that the event will now be starting an hour earlier at 5 pm, with doors opening at 3:30 pm.
Ticketmaster has assured those travelling that the original tickets are still valid and they don’t have to do anything following the change in times.
With the update stating that the event starts at 5 pm, this likely means that this will be the start of the Zero Hour pre-show, and the main card will start at 6 pm.
When Is AEW All In?
The debut show for All Elite Wrestling outside of North America takes place on Sunday, August 27th. Having sold over 80,000 tickets so far, the attendance will be greater than the last wrestling event to take place inside Wembley Stadium, WWE SummerSlam 1992. in total, 6 matches have been confirmed for the event so far.
While ticket sales have been greater than most could have imagined, unfortunately, some wrestlers will not be performing at All In due to injury. Hoping to perform in front of their home crowd, both PAC and Jamie Hayter have been confirmed to be off the card as they will not be fully recovered in time.
Also not cleared to compete in London is Bryan Danielson, who suffered a broken arm whilst wrestling Kazuchika Okada in the main event of Forbidden Door. Prior to the injury taking place, a major match for The American Dragon was considered for the upcoming pay-per-view.
In recent news, Kevin Sullivan has expressed his thoughts that All In would benefit from the star power of boxer Tyson Fury.