Tony Khan All In London media call highlights: All In London gate update, expected buys on HBO Max, anticipated length of show

-Tony Khan said that All In London is approaching a $6 million gate. AEW’s All In London PPV is scheduled to take place on Aug. 30 at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

“The top three shows in AEW’s history have all come from Wembley Stadium,” said Khan speaking on a media call ahead of the All In London PPV. “Also, we set the record at The O2. So, certainly four out of the top five or six gates in AEW’s history have all been in London and by far top three shows in attendance and in gate will all be in London. We’re approaching already a six million dollar gate, and then some, for this show. So, it’s one of the biggest success stories in professional wrestling history and it is going to be an amazing event.”

-Khan said that the All In London PPV is expected to do the best numbers in terms of buys that HBO Max has seen to date.

“Also, this is the first time I’ve mentioned this, it will be by far our best PPV on HBO Max,” said Khan. “With our partnership with WBD and all of the exciting things happening right now in the worlds of sports media and the business landscape, I think that’s a huge feather in AEW’s cap to hit the all-time PPV right now for AEW All In London in a year where we’ve already had several of our PPVs hit that height. The business outlook for the show is tremendous.”

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-Khan said he expects All In London to have no longer than a four hour window. “It’s going to be a show that will run at most on PPV for four hours, and I have the show laid out right now,” said Khan.

Khan alluded to things possibly changing in terms of the length of the show. “Of course, things can always happen, said Khan. “It’s live television, but the way it’s paced right now, I think fans are really gonna like it. It will go live on PPV at 1 p.m. ET, 10 p.m. PT. I expect the show to be over by 5 p.m.  ET, by 2 p.m. PT.”