We are only a few weeks out from AEW All In London 2024 from Wembley Stadium, and speculation is buliding regarding potential former WWE debuts.
As announced on the August 7 edition of AEW Dynamite, Tony Khan has decided to make this year’s edition of All In even more unpredictable by bringing the Casino Gauntlet Match to the biggest stage possible.
Nobody really knows what crazy plans are going on in Khan’s mind, but one thing that seems likely is that he may have a few surprise names in store for the match.
Every time that countdown goes down there is a chance for Wembley Stadium to erupt – let’s see which former WWE names could potentially show up.
6. Former WWE Star Dijak Debuting At AEW All In London?
It’s a crying shame that WWE did not renew Donovan Dijak’s deal when his momentum was at such a high point. However, WWE’s loss could be AEW’s almighty gain.
The best way to pick right up where he left off would be by making his AEW debut at the biggest stage possible – establishing him as a star for the future.
Just imagine 50,000 people feasting their eyes as Dijak hits his finish on an unlucky victim.
Perhaps even a former Retribution stablemate could be in line for some punishment…
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5. Mustafa Ali
Mustafa Ali recently declared his exit from TNA Wrestling, and despite some initial uncertainty regarding his departure, reports have confirmed that he is in fact done with the company for now.
Now it goes without saying that the timing of this lines up perfectly with AEW All In London and a possible debut in the Casino Gauntlet Match.
The surprise factor is aided by the fact that – unlike many others – there have been no reports suggesting an AEW move is in his future.
Ali is among the best in-ring talents of any company and it’s easy to see him slotting in among the AEW roster, with many potential dream matches on the table.
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4. MVP
Ever since MVP showed up at Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport it has been become clear that he is not done yet inside the ring, but he is done with WWE.
The return of the Ronin at Wembley Stadium? Sounds fantastic.
While it’s unlikely MVP has a long-term run in him at this stage of his career, his talents stretch well beyond just the ring and is easily one of the best managers around when utilised in that role.
The only thing that would make his AEW All In debut better would be if he wasn’t alone…
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3. Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley Debuting At AEW All In London?
The All-Mighty two-time WWE Champion would fit right into AEW’s main event scene – with his physical presence standing apart from many on the roster.
But he isn’t just a big powerhouse wrestler, he is also a gifted MMA fighter, and importantly a recognisable name that would garner some buzz for the company.
One thing that seems likely is that the All-Mighty isn’t coming alone if he does arrive in AEW, with reports suggesting he and MVP may look to reunite with Shelton Benjamin and reform The Hurt Business.
Having The Hurt Business back, but this time in AEW, would be incredible and All In London would be the perfect place for a big debut.
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2. Former WWE Star Ricochet Heading To AEW
This one is clear as day, isn’t it? Ricochet has “All Elite” written all over him. The former Intercontinental Champion realised that he hit a ceiling in WWE and it was time to move elsewhere.
Many may have expected Ricochet to have already shown up in AEW by now, but the longer time goes, it seems likelier and likelier that the company may be holding off for All In London.
Whether it be Bryan Danielson or Swerve Strickland, they should be starting to study some Ricochet tapes now as he may have a world title shot secured in his debut contest.
Besides those two, the third man to watch his back is British wrestling hero Will Ospreay because we all know Ricochet vs. Will Ospreay is going down eventually.
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1. Shane McMahon To Appear At AEW All In London At Wembley Stadium?
A few weeks ago the wrestling world was buzzing when WrestleTalk and Fightful broke the news that former WWE star Shane McMahon had met with AEW CEO Tony Khan.
It genuinely was something that had to be seen to be believed, so thankfully there was photographic proof it happened.
While we don’t know what was discussed in the meeting outside of the statements both McMahon and Khan released, it’s difficult not to begin speculating that Shane-O-Mac could potentially show up at AEW’s biggest show of the year.
His value as an in-ring talent is debatable of course, but the sheer impact McMahon’s debut would have is hard to measure. A true shocker, and one that nothing else would come close to topping at AEW All In London.
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