AEW: All In London 2024 - How to Watch the Epic Event Live from Wembley Stadium

It's that time of year again, wrestling fans! AEW: All In London is back at the iconic Wembley Stadium this Sunday, August 25, and we couldn't be more excited. Sure, we might not be there in person to soak up the electric atmosphere of 50,000 screaming fans, but we've got the next best thing lined up—watching it live, right from the comfort of our own homes. And guess what? You can do the same! Thanks to our pals over at TrillerTV, you can tune in live to all the action. Just head over to TrillerTV's website to sign up and secure your virtual front-row seat.

As a UK-based outlet, this is hands-down our favourite event of the year. There's just something special about seeing AEW take over Wembley Stadium, and this year's card is stacked with can't-miss matchups that promise to deliver on every level. It's only the second AEW: All In London event, but it's already set to be the biggest spectacle on the AEW calendar, and we’re here for every high-flying moment, every bone-crunching slam.

How to Watch AEW: All In London 2024 Live

AEW: All In London will be broadcast live this Sunday at 6 PM BST (that’s 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT for our friends across the pond). But if you want to get in on the action early, don’t forget that Zero Hour kicks things off at 4 PM BST (11 AM ET / 8 AM PT). And here's a little treat—we're streaming Zero Hour right here on That's Pop Culture, so stick around for all the pre-show thrills.

When the main event starts, switch over to TrillerTV, where you can catch every suplex, chop, and dive in stunning high definition. It’s easy to sign up; just visit TrillerTV's AEW All In page and get yourself registered. You don’t want to miss a second of the action!

The Main Event Highlights

The main card is filled with mouth-watering matchups, but there are a few we just have to shout about. Our top pick? The AEW World Championship bout between Swerve Strickland and Bryan Danielson. Now, we know we're not supposed to pick favourites, but come on—who isn’t rooting for Danielson to have his crowning moment in front of the Wembley crowd? This could very well be the pinnacle of his career before he steps back from full-time wrestling, and we’re here for every last emotion.

And then there’s Will Ospreay. The homegrown hero is back for his second All In event, and he’s got a score to settle. This time, he's challenging MJF for the AEW American Championship—a title that used to be called the AEW International Championship before MJF decided to, well, make it a little more about him. We're crossing our fingers that Ospreay brings the championship back to where it belongs—with a true international star.

The card doesn’t stop there. We’ve got Toni Storm defending her AEW Women’s World Championship against Mariah May, Mercedes Mone taking on Britt Baker for the AEW TBS Championship, and a chaotic AEW TNT Championship Coffin Match featuring Jack Perry and Darby Allin. And that's not even mentioning the AEW World Tag-Team Championship showdown, the FTW Championship clash between Chris Jericho and HOOK, or the high-stakes Casino Gauntlet with Orange Cassidy and more competitors yet to be announced.

Don’t Miss Out—Watch Live!

If you can't make it to Wembley (and trust us, we wish we could be there too), make sure you join us in watching it live. Reserve your seat now over at TrillerTV. This is more than just wrestling; it's history in the making, and you won't want to miss a single second of it. So, get your snacks ready, grab a drink, and settle in for what promises to be an unforgettable night of action, drama, and maybe even a few surprises. See you there!