Just four years into their existence, All Elite Wrestling pulled off something pretty damn incredible last August.

Not only did Tony Khan have the guts to book Wembley Stadium for the second ever all in events.

His company only went in Crammed a whopping 70 to 80,000 plus people,

depending on which source you believe,

into that gorgeous venue.

It was the biggest wrestling event in the history of wrestling and events and all of history with the wrestling events or something.

That's what they called it, right? But did it really feel like that when all was said and done? Well, we're going to talk about it, aren't we?

And exactly how could AEW actually really produce the biggest and best wrestling event later this year?

Well, I'm glad you asked. Because I am Gareth, this is what culture wrestling,

and here is how AEW will deliver the biggest and best wrestling event ever

in 2024.

Now, speaking as somebody who was lucky enough to be stood on the ground on the historic night that was all in 2023.

The word surreal doesn't really do justice to the overwhelming feeling of watching a show of this size go down in a stadium

not under the WWE banner. It was weird. If you had told this guy back in 2019 that he'd be shouting

A. E. W. at the top of his lungs inside of one of the most iconic

stadiums on planet Earth that's held legendary finals and concerts all those things

if you told me that back in 2019 I'd have probably looked at you like you had three heads and said you are ridiculous.

It was an evening which contained the final ever all elite match for a certain CM punk as he took on Samoa Joe and a 3.5 star classic according to Dave Melter.

FTR and the young books wrote another thrilling chapter into their ongoing saga.

Hometown Hero Will Osprey gifted Aew fans another world-class performance this time against Chris Jericho

and his fellow Brit Serra even went and lifted the damn gold.

Ah, it was wonderful stuff.

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