
The AEW stars have been kept busy in the lead-up to this Sunday's All In PPV, which you can watch live on DAZN, as they take in all the UK has to offer.
Following a Dynamite show in Glasgow on Wednesday, the superstars were whisked off to London, where some have been seen promoting the event on various outlets, while others are getting ready to see what the capital has to offer over the next day or so.
For a select few, however, they were treated to a proper English tradition on Thursday evening, as they attended Fulham's Carabao Cup clash with AFC Wimbledon at Craven Cottage.

The Cottagers are part of the AEW family, with company owner Tony Khan also director of football operations at the Premier League side, and it turned out to be a good night all round for everyone.
Fulham swept aside the League One side with a 3-0 win to book their place in the next round and AEW star Tommaso Ciampa, who attended along with his daughter, admitted exclusively to DAZN News how much he enjoyed the occasion.
"Oh gosh dude, I'd never been there before," he said at Friday's media day, still sporting a Fulham shirt from the night before.
"The Cottage was, wow, they were kind of filling me and then the outside view, where the food is and the water. Oh my gosh, so beautiful.
"I don't know much about the Premier League or any of that, so I'm kind of catching up, but it was lovely and Tony was a very happy man afterwards."
Ciampa was the only one still rocking the Cottagers' colours, Women's World Heavyweight champion Willow Nightengle spoke of the fun she had at the game whilst wearing this season's home shirt, while Maya World also enjoyed her first taste of English football.
"I loved it," the TBS champion told us excitedly.
"We got to have a tour, and sit in the dugout and then for the game, we were so close, sitting right behind the players. I got the proper VIP treatment for my first football game and they won, too, so everyone was real happy."
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Part of the experience was the typical chants heard around the ground, something that has often been taken into wrestling arenas when AEW are in town, and it always adds a unique flavour to any UK event.
Ciampa, who's competed on these shores countless times in the past, says hearing those chants at a football ground was even more special - even if he had some explaining to do!
Adding, "The amount of times my daughter looked at me and said, ' What are they saying? Half the time I'm like, oh, I don't know, babe. I'm not too sure.
"I remember there being a time wrestling in Progress, and it was Mark Haskins and me, and it was a lengthy match.
"And numerous times throughout the match, whether we were in a hold or submission, I would literally say to Mark, ' What are they saying? Because they're doing it, and they're so, like, passionate and enthusiastic, especially after they've had a few beverages.
"The sing-along, though, what a wonderful time it is."
AEW All In takes place at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday, August 30.
The main PPV begins at 6pm BST, following the pre-show from 4:30pm BST.
Kenny Omega defends the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay in the main event, while Willow Nightingale puts the AEW Women's World Championship on the line against Mercedes Moné.
Fans in eligible territories can watch AEW All In live on DAZN.
Search "AEW All In" on DAZN to find the event and purchase the PPV in your region.


