AEW All In: London Reportedly Breaks Company Record For Pay-Per-View Buys

If a new report is to be believed, AEW has set a new bar for its pay-per-view buys.

Going into AEW All In: London this past Sunday, anticipation was high for the two world title matches, with Mercedes Moné challenging Willow Nightingale in the penultimate bout, following by Kenny Omega defending the AEW Men’s World Championship against Will Ospreay. As a result, many wondered was whether this show could break the pay-per-view buyrate record set by All Out 2021. Now, we have the first reported indication of All In: London 2026’s pay-per-view buys.

According to the Dave Meltzer in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, All In: London is believed to have a buyrate is between 210,000 and 230,000.

“The PPV appears to be in the range of 210,000 to 230,000 buys, which would be the highest in company history. But that’s with unknown television numbers. International numbers, partially because of the better start time, were up more than 50 percent from the 2026 average. Domestic numbers, even with the early start time, were also up by more than 50 percent from this year’s average.”

-Dave Meltzer

The number reflects the general fanfare the show received, with a large portion of fans hailing the event as one of the best in AEW’s seven-year history. Particularly given the reception for both world title matches, it appears as if the company’s biggest show of the year proved successful in terms of pay-per-view numbers.

Plus, it’s worth noting that Kenny Omega further bolstered his résumé, as, on top of headlining the recent Wembley Stadium show, he also closed the aforementioned All Out 2021. Already considered one of the best of his generation, “The Best Bout Machine” has now closed the only two AEW pay-per-views that had 200K buys or more.

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As always, we’ll aim to provide any further updates on the pay-per-view numbers for AEW All In: London as soon as we hear more.