WWE might be gearing up to clash head-on against AEW All In.
In the next few weeks, All Elite Wrestling is set to host arguably its biggest event of the year, All In. Often referred to as AEW’s WrestleMania, All In for the past two years has been taking place at Wembley Stadium with record-breaking crowds and action-packed matches.
This year, the show has been scheduled to take place at the Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, on July 12th. However, similar to the recent clash between NXT Battleground and Double or Nothing, WWE has again planned an identical move.
With NXT Great American Bash set to take place on the same date of July 12th, the promotion’s ticket website now lists the PLE’s start time as 14:30, indicating that the original match card is meant to start at 15:00. Simultaneously, All In 2025 also has a confirmed start time of 15:00 ET. The head-on clash will give both the promotions to set up a better match card and level up the playing field.
This is not the first time that both promotions have clashed against each other, and they have previously done so several times. While Adam Page vs Jon Moxley and Toni Storm vs Mercedes Mone have been confirmed for the show, NXT Great American Bash does not have any confirmed competitors listed right now, although Trick Williams, Oba Femi, Sol Ruca, and many more have been advertised for the show.
NXT Great American Bash is the first of three events to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, over the July 12th weekend. Saturday Night’s Main Event will take place on Saturday night, while Evolution 2 will be held on July 13th.
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“It’s pretty consistent. I’d say it’s the most consistent event head-to-head scheduling I’ve seen since Jim Crockett Promotions saw a lot of scheduling that went that way. I can tell you this will go a lot differently than that did,”
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