AEW’s biggest show of the year — and its first-ever U.S. stadium event — All In Texas takes place on 12 July.
Following the widely celebrated Double or Nothing, expectations are high for All In, which promises a stacked card and potential Match of the Year contenders.
Already confirmed are three massive bouts: Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada in a “winner takes all” clash for both the International and Continental Titles – Toni Storm defending the AEW Women’s World Championship against Mercedes Moné and Jon Moxley putting the AEW World Championship on the line against Hangman Adam Page.
With storyline seeds being planted, here are other major matches that could be added to the card.
7. Adam Cole vs. Kyle Fletcher
The Paragon’s feud with the Don Callis Family has continued to escalate on AEW programming.
At Double or Nothing, Kyle Fletcher pinned Kyle O’Reilly, setting up a challenge for Adam Cole’s TNT Championship.
That title match took place on the 28 May edition of Dynamite but ended in a disqualification – a bout that nearly ended in disaster after an apron bomb by Fletcher on Cole.
The non-finish strongly suggests Fletcher will get another shot, likely at AEW’s All In on 12 July.
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6. Nick Wayne vs. Christian Cage
Nick Wayne returned to AEW programming on the 6 June Fyter Fest television special.
The 19-year-old recently spent a month competing in New Japan’s Best of the Super Juniors tournament, where he delivered several standout performances, showcasing his potential as a future top babyface.
His slow-burning split from Patriarchy leader Christian Cage appears to be nearing its boiling point.
A “father vs. son” clash for the ROH Television Championship at All In now feels inevitable.
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5. Britt Baker vs. Thunder Rosa
Former AEW Women’s World Champion Thunder Rosa has challenged longtime rival Britt Baker to a hair vs. hair match at All In.
In AEW’s early years, the rivalry between the two produced some of the promotion’s most memorable women’s bouts – most notably their brutal Lights Out match in March 2021, still considered a defining moment in the company’s history.
Baker has been absent from AEW programming without a match since November 2024, making this clash somewhat unlikely at the time of writing.
From Chigusa Nagayo vs. Dump Matsumoto in 1985, to Manami Toyota vs. Toshiyo Yamada in 1992, to WWE’s Giulia having her head shaved after losing to Tam Nakano in 2021, women’s hair vs. hair matches are among the most legendary and emotionally charged in wrestling history — and if one happens at All In, it could serve as the ultimate blowoff to one of AEW’s most iconic rivalries.
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4. The Hurt Syndicate vs. Jet Speed
Kevin Knight also returned at AEW Fyter Fest on 4 June, having also competed in New Japan’s Best of the Super Juniors tournament.
Reuniting the Jet Speed tag team with “Speedball” Mike Bailey, they encountered AEW World Tag Champions The Hurt Syndicate in a combustible segment.
That led to a trios match set for next week, with Jet Speed and partner Komander taking on the champions and MJF.
A victory here could position Jet Speed for a title challenge at All In — and perhaps one of the show’s sleeper matches.
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3. FTR vs. Cope & Daniel Garcia
Cope has not been seen on AEW programming since Dynasty in April, where he was brutally taken out by his former trios partners, FTR.
His long-awaited return seems destined for All In, AEW’s biggest show of the year, where revenge will be in order.
Since Cope’s absence, Daniel Garcia has carried the feud, teaming with Nigel McGuinness in a losing effort at Double or Nothing.
Garcia remains the likeliest tag partner – unless AEW opts to blow off the Nick Wayne–Christian Cage feud in quick order and reunites E&C to take on FTR in a blockbuster match.
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2. Casino Gauntlet
At All In: London 2024, AEW delivered a highly memorable Casino Gauntlet match – arguably the company’s signature bout.
The match produced huge surprises – including Ricochet’s AEW debut, Nigel McGuinness’s emotional in-ring return after 13 years, and a special appearance from New Japan’s Zack Sabre Jr.
Given the sheer scale of All In and limited space for every talent to feature in traditional singles or tag bouts, a Gauntlet match is almost certain to return.
Expect names like Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, Mark Briscoe, Ricochet, and the potential return of stars like Wardlow, as well as surprise outsiders like CMLL’s top star Mistico or NJPW’s Gabe Kidd.
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1. Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland vs. MJF
Recent weeks on AEW Programming have seen Will Ospreay try to convince Swerve to ally with Adam Page in his fight against Jon Moxley.
The failure of these efforts seemed to set up a rematch at All In between Ospreay and Strickland – following on from their Forbidden Door 2024 classic.
However, MJF’s recent interaction with Ospreay at Fyter Fest on 4 June strongly hints he may be added to the bout.
We could now be headed toward a blockbuster three-way between arguably AEW’s biggest stars to determine who challenges next for the World Heavyweight Championship.
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