Wrestling
Who are the big wrestling names competing at AEW All In on Sunday?
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Wembley Stadium will play host to one of AEW's biggest events of the year on Sunday, as it presents All In 2026 at London's iconic venue.Â
It's the third time that the PPV has been hosted under the famous arch, and the show has a stacked card featuring some of the most talented superstars in the industry.
Among those set to compete in London is a selection of huge names who have already set ablaze a path in the wrestling world.Â
DAZN News highlights those familiar faces who should be part of the weekend's card.Â
Jon MoxleyÂ
Moxley burst onto the wrestling scene to form one of the industry's most successful factions, and while his two cohorts have run things elsewhere, he has been a cornerstone of AEW.Â
He was one of the company's biggest acquisitions when he joined in 2019, and has since gone on to win the world championship four times among several other notable title reigns.
Moxley will once again battle for more gold on Sunday if he defeats Claudio Castagnoli to challenge Kyle O'Reilly or Nigel McGuinness for the Continental Championship.Â
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Mercedes Mone
One of the original 'four horsewomen' who have been credited for changing the game for women's wrestling, Mone is, so far, the only one to venture out of the industry's biggest bubble.Â
The CEO of AEW made her debut in 2024Â and has since been on a belt-collecting run of a lifetime - yet the only one that has eluded her so far is AEW's biggest prize.Â
She'll get the chance to finally taste that slice of gold when she battles Willow Nightingale for the Women's World Championship at All In.
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Adam CopelandÂ
A Hall of Famer under his previous life as 'Edge', there isn't much that the 'Rated R Superstar' hasn't done in his wrestling career, but competing at Wembley Stadium is one of them.
He arrived in AEW in 2023 already an 11-time world champion, having battled back from a career-ending neck injury that took nine years out of his in-ring life.Â
Now very much a living legend, he is currently one half of the AEW Tag Team champions and enjoying his final run in the sun as one of the company's most recognisable faces.Â
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Christian CageÂ
Alongside Copeland is the other half of AEW's Tag Team champions, and his long-time friend and partner Christian Cage.
Cage debuted next to Copeland back in the nineties, and their paths have been intertwined ever since.Â
Since making his own comeback from injury, Christian joined AEW in 2021, where he's found a new lease of life and has twice been TNT Champion as one of the company's most layered characters.Â
His eventual reluctant reunion with his old tag team pal has been a massive part of the pair's recent on-screen success.Â
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How to watch AEW All In on DAZN
Fans can watch AEW All In live on DAZN, with the event available as a standalone pay-per-view or included as part of an eligible DAZN Ultimate Tier subscription.
To find AEW All In on DAZN:
- Open the DAZN app on your smart TV, phone, tablet, games console or streaming device, or access DAZN through a web browser.
- Sign in or create a DAZN account.
- Search "AEW" using the search function.
- Select AEW All In from the results.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to purchase the PPV, or watch with an eligible DAZN Ultimate Tier subscription.
