It seems a fire and explosion has engulfed parts surrounding Wembley Stadium but could this lead to AEW All In getting cancelled?
AEW All In is set to take place on August 30 at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London, England. The stadium has played home to some huge sports events and hosts some of the biggest football (soccer) games of the year including the FA Cup Final. This will be the third time Tony Khan will bring his company’s biggest PPV to the stadium with over forty thousand expected to be in attendance.
But all of this looks to be in jeopardy now.
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Despite The Fire AEW All In Will Mostly Likely Run As Scheduled
The fire occurred in the vicinity of Wembley Stadium but it was not what fans think. The stadium seems unaffected by the fire as it happened in an waste management plant near the stadium and not in the stadium itself.
It was reported that around 125 firefighters were at the scene fighting the fire and 20 fire trucks were already present, trying to bring the situation under control. There was also an explosion near the area but that likely did not come from within the stadium.
The facility is huge, more than 150,000 sq ft and this it will take some time to get the fire completely under control, but there has been no news yet as to how it will affect AEW All In. As a matter of fact, with the PPV still two days away as of writing, things will be very much under control.
Tony Khan has yet to release a statement on whether the show will go on as scheduled, so things pretty normal for AEW at the moment.
