AEW All In: London 2026 is shaping up to be another major financial success for the company, with Tony Khan revealing the event is approaching a staggering $6 million gate.

AEW returns to Wembley Stadium in London, England, this Sunday, August 30, with All In once again taking centre stage at one of the world's most famous venues.

During the All In pre-event media call, AEW President Tony Khan was asked about the business behind running a stadium as large as Wembley and what would determine whether the company continues holding events of this size.

For Khan, the answer largely comes down to AEW's success and strong fan support in the United Kingdom.

"This is the only venue of its size we've ever run. This is the third time we've attempted to run it, and they happened to be the three biggest successes in AEW's history."

Khan praised wrestling fans across England while also highlighting AEW's television partnership with ITV, which has helped the promotion build its audience in the country.

"I think it speaks to the strengths of the English wrestling community and the incredible supporters of wrestling here around England. They're amazing fans, and the penetration of AEW television is incredibly strong here."

Khan added that ITV has been an important partner for AEW since the company's early days, alongside its television relationships in the United States.

However, perhaps the biggest number to come out of the media call concerned Sunday's gate.

AEW All In 2026 Closing In On $6 Million Gate

Khan revealed that All In: London is already approaching a $6 million gate, putting the 2026 event among AEW's biggest financial successes.

"The top three shows in AEW's history have all come from Wembley Stadium. Also, we set the record at the O2. So, certainly four out of the top five or six gates in AEW history have all been in London."

Khan then revealed just how much Sunday's event is currently generating.

"We're approaching already a $6 million gate, and then some, for this show. So it's one of the biggest success stories in professional wrestling history, and it's going to be an amazing event this Sunday."

With Wembley responsible for AEW's three biggest shows in both attendance and gate, London continues to be one of the promotion's strongest markets outside the United States.

AEW All In: London takes place this Sunday, August 30, 2026, from Wembley Stadium