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All In and All Out set for a week apart in August and September 2023

AEW is going to have one hell of a busy week in late August and early September with both All In and All Out taking place within a week of each other.

While the status of All Out was up in the air, AEW’s Chief Legal Officer Megha Parekh confirmed during a podcast that All Out will indeed take place as expected on September 3, a week after AEW presents All In live from London’s Wembley Stadium.

“It’s been a while since I’ve spent any meaningful time (in London) because of COVID, so I’m excited just to go back,” Parekh said on the A2theK podcast. “We’ll have to come back here for All Out the week after, but it should be really fun.”

All In is so far not a pay-per-view and some wondered if that would replace All Out this year but that doesn’t seem to be the case. It’s not known yet how All In will be aired.

AEW has not announced anything regarding All Out either, not even a location, although the show has taken place just outside of Chicago over the years in Hoffman Estates at the NOW Arena.


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