Wembley Stadium in London, England is set to host AEW All In once again on August 25, 2024.
Having a massive international stadium show like this requires AEW to also go ‘All In’ on the shock factor, with many surprises on the table if Tony Khan chooses to pursue them.
Last year’s All In at Wembley featured the debuts of Grado and Mercedes Moné on AEW programming, but we could see those totally eclipsed when you consider the breadth of names who could make their debut in London this time around.
Therefore the bar is high for this year’s massive event. However, Tony Khan is known for always known for having something up his sleeve.
So let’s see what could potentially happen the AEW’s biggest show of the summer.
5. Donovan Dijak Debuts In AEW
Some fans have called it the most baffling decision of the Triple H era yet: Dijak’s WWE contract was not renewed despite him gaining great traction in NXT.
Dijak has already announced a load of independent bookings and has already shown up in several places. At the same time, AEW’s roster is already extremely full – but there is always room for one more.
Especially when it is such a super talent like Donovan Dijak.
Dijak has already been marketing himself and had an entrance video made, in addition to a theme made by AEW’s theme song producer Mikey Rukus.
If Keith Lee is fit to return, booking him vs. Dijak at AEW All In London at Wembley would be a perfect way to get the former NXT star’s AEW career started.
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4. Grizzled Young Veterans Challenge For The AEW World Tag Team Championship
Another team that has their entrance song produced by Mikey Rukus are the Grizzled Young Veterans.
Much like Dijak they are not signed to AEW at the time of this writing, however, they did have a few matches for the company earlier this year.
The Elite need to ‘grit their teeth and face the challenge of Liverpool’s #1 tag team. Not only because they’re British, but more importantly, James Drake and Zack Gibson are probably the most gifted team available on the indie market right now.
They’re currently free agents so perhaps we could see AEW lure them into signing full-time deals beginning on August 25.
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3. Davey Boy Smith Jr. Manages Will Ospreay
The 38-year-old Davey Boy Smith Jr. is the son of the legendary British Bulldog, who famously main evented SummerSlam 1992 against Bret Hart – one of the most iconic matches to ever take place on British soil.
As an homage to this historic wrestling moment that happened at Wembley all those years ago, his son could accompany Will Ospreay to the ring against MJF.
Undoubtedly Will Ospreay is the next big hope for British wrestling, so it would only be fitting if he was ‘knighted’ by a member of the Bulldog family.
Even better if Ospreay also captures the International Championship in front of his home fans in London.
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2. Bryan Danielson Captures The AEW World Championship
Something we have seen all over social media since this match was announced is that it’s now or never for Bryan Danielson and the AEW World Championship.
While the story seems built for Danielson to finally win the big one at AEW All In London, there is still a big part of it that seems like it would be a huge surprise.
That’s because Swerve Strickland is on the title run of his life and Danielson is going to call it quits on his full-time in-ring career soon.
Also, Danielson has consistently lost the biggest matches, but that’s exactly why he may pull the surprise win out in front of a huge crowd in London. Only one moment could rival it…
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1. Jamie Hayter Returns
In recent AEW history, there’s no other name that fans have been wanting to see return more than former AEW Women’s World Champion Jamie Hayter.
Hayter has been out with injury for over a year and nothing else on the AEW All In Wembley card could top her returning in front of her home country crowd.
The entire AEW fanbase has been clamouring for this, and hopefully Hayter is ready in time to make the greatest return of her career.
Whether it be Toni Storm or Mariah May holding the gold after their match at All In, they might be in huge trouble. Or alternatively, Hayter may come to the aid of her old friend Britt Baker, who finds herself outnumbered by Mercedes Mone and Kamille.
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