Every AEW All In PPV, Ranked By Quality
The history of the All In PPV dates all the way back to 2018, though there have to date only been four official All In events. AEW procured the rights to the All In name when Tony Khan purchased ROH, going on to promote All In as the company’s version of “WrestleMania”, making history with an attendance record inside Wembley Stadium in 2023.
Every All In has been historic and headline-worthy, but some of these shows have been better than others. Whether it be overall quality from start to finish, show-stealing matches, headline-making moments, or more, some All In PPVs have been superior.
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All In 2018
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Matt Cross def. MJF |
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Christopher Daniels def. Stephen Amell |
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Tessa Blanchard def. Chelsea Green, Britt Baker & Madison Rayne |
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Cody def. Nick Aldis (c) |
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Adam Page def. Joey Janela |
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Jay Lethal (c) def. Flip Gordon |
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Kenny Omega def. Penta El Zero M |
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Kazuchika Okada def. Marty Scurll |
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The Golden Elite def. Bandido, Rey Fenix & Rey Mysterio |
History was made when the professional wrestling world came together with The Elite to produce All In 2018, promoted as the “Biggest Independent Wrestling Event Ever”… and it was! In front of a packed crowd of over 11,000 fans, major stars came together on a show that changed wrestling forever. The major highlights included Cody Rhodes’ NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship win over Nick Aldis, Chris Jericho’s shocking arrival, Kenny Omega & Penta stealing the show, Stephen Amell’s impressive celebrity performance, and more!
It was not the most perfect show, with some early matches on the card being no better than “average”, but the atmosphere surrounding the whole night was truly special. As great as this PPV was, the sheer quality of AEW’s subsequent All In events leaves this as the weakest of the bunch, but that takes nothing away from the night.
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All In 2024
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Blackpool Combat Club def. The Patriarchy (c), House Of Black, Bang Bang Gang |
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Mariah May def. Toni Storm (c) |
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Hook def. Chris Jericho (c) |
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The Young Bucks (c) def. FTR & The Acclaimed |
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Christian Cage wins Casino Gauntlet |
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Will Ospreay def. MJF (c) |
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Mercedes Mone (c) def. Britt Baker |
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Jack Perry (c) def. Darby Allin |
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Bryan Danielson def. Swerve Strickland (c) |
AEW’s return to Wembley Stadium in 2024 was a stunning night, but not quite as good as the previous year. The main event between Bryan Danielson and Swerve Strickland is one of AEW’s greatest matches and prompted an all-timer title win, following up on other standout moments such as Mariah May’s star-making win over Toni Storm, a wildly fun Casino Gauntlet match, and a strong match between Will Ospreay & MJF.
However, there were some down points such as the poorly received Britt Baker vs. Mercedes Mone match, a rushed Jack Perry vs. Darby Allin coffin match, a poor Chris Jericho vs. Hook clash, and an underwhelming AEW World Tag Team Title triple threat. It was a good night with great highs, but it was not fully consistent.
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All In 2023
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CM Punk (c) def. Samoa Joe |
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Bullet Club Gold & Konosuke Takeshita def. The Golden Elite |
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FTR (c) def. The Young Bucks |
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Best Friends, Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy & Penta def. Blackpool Combat Club, Santana & Ortiz |
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Saraya def. Britt Baker, Toni Storm & Hikaru Shida (c) |
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Darby Allin & Sting def. Christian Cage & Swerve Strickland |
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Will Ospreay def. Chris Jericho |
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The Acclaimed def. House Of Black (c) |
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MJF (c) def. Adam Cole |
AEW’s first All In inside Wembley Stadium not only broke records, but it was also a night of thrilling action. CM Punk & Samoa Joe opened the show with an absolute banger, Saraya received a crowd-pleasing hometown win, Stadium Stampede was wild, Will Ospreay made his presence known in AEW with a win over Chris Jericho, among several other great matches!
The main event between Adam Cole and MJF was a divisive one with a lot of over-the-top drama, but there is no denying that both men had the crowd in the palm of their hands from start to finish. It was a very long night with some rushed moments here and there, but overall the consistency on the card was remarkable and the whole show delivered.
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All In 2025
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The Opps (c) def. Death Riders |
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MJF wins Casino Gauntlet |
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Dustin Rhodes def. Kyle Fletcher, Sammy Guevara & Daniel Garcia |
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Swerve Strickland & Will Ospreay def. The Young Bucks |
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Athena wins Casino Gauntlet |
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The Hurt Syndicate (c) def. The Patriarchy & JetSpeed |
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Toni Storm (c) def. Mercedes Mone |
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Kazuchika Okada (c) def. Kenny Omega (c) |
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Adam Page def. Jon Moxley (c) |
The best All In event to date came in 2025 when AEW headed to Texas for the show. The first portion of the show did have an admittedly slower start with a weak Casino Gauntlet match in the men’s division, but things kicked into gear with a thrillride of a tag team match between The Young Bucks and Swerve Strickland & Will Ospreay.
From there, we saw a fantastic women’s Casino Gauntlet and a trio of show-stealing main event matches in Toni Storm vs. Mercedes Mone for the AEW Women’s World Championship, Kenny Omega battling Kazuchika Okada to become the first ever Undisputed Champion, and a stunning main event between Adam Page and Jon Moxley. This Texas Death match for the AEW World Title is arguably the biggest peak in AEW history, with a stunning showcase, emotion, a red hot audience, the greatest feel-good win since AEW began.
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