Sussex Wrestling Fans Look Ahead To AEW All In As British Stars Target Wembley Glory

Wrestling fans across Sussex and the South Coast are preparing for a huge night of action as All Elite Wrestling returns to Wembley Stadium this August.

AEW All In: London 2026 takes place on Sunday 30 August, with the event bringing some of the biggest stars in professional wrestling to the capital during the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Among those hoping to make history are a number of British wrestlers who have become key figures in AEW.

The biggest spotlight will be on Essex-born Will Ospreay, who is scheduled to challenge Kenny Omega for the AEW World Championship in the main event.

Ospreay has become one of the most respected wrestlers in the world thanks to his incredible athletic ability and fast-paced style.

After years competing internationally — including a hugely successful spell in Japan — he joined AEW and quickly established himself as one of the company’s top performers.

He will now attempt to win AEW’s biggest prize on British soil.

Southampton’s Jamie Hayter is another British star who has reached the top of AEW.

Hayter became AEW Women’s World Champion in 2022 and developed a reputation as one of the toughest competitors in the women’s division, combining a physical style with a strong connection to fans.

Newcastle-born PAC has also been a major part of AEW since the company launched.

A former WWE NXT Champion, PAC has earned worldwide recognition for his technical ability and explosive performances.

Meanwhile, Norfolk’s Kip Sabian remains part of AEW’s British contingent, having been involved with the company since its early years.

AEW All In has grown into one of wrestling’s biggest annual events, with previous Wembley Stadium shows helping establish the UK as an important market for the company.

With Ospreay leading the charge in the main event, and other British wrestlers looking to make their mark, this year’s Wembley spectacular could be a landmark night for UK talent.