AEW fans may want to clear their entire Sunday. Tony Khan revealed that All In 2026 is expected to run for four hours—and that doesn’t include the two-hour Buy-In before the Wembley Stadium pay-per-view even begins.
During the AEW All In media call on August 27, Khan said the main card will begin at noon CT/1 PM ET on Sunday, August 30. He expects the show to wrap up by approximately 4 PM CT/5 PM ET.
The Buy-In starts two hours earlier at 10 AM CT/11 AM ET. That means fans watching everything from the beginning could be sitting through six straight hours of AEW programming.
Khan believes the four-hour window will give All In a better pace instead of allowing the show to drag deep into the evening. With a loaded card and several multi-person matches, AEW will still have plenty to squeeze into that time.
Khan also said All In will be AEW’s largest pay-per-view presentation yet on HBO Max. When asked whether AEW will return to Wembley Stadium next year, he praised the support the company has received but stopped short of confirming another London show.
All In 2026 will feature Kenny Omega defending the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay, Willow Nightingale defending the AEW Women’s World Championship against Mercedes Mone and several other championship matches.
AEW is giving itself six hours to get through the Buy-In and main card, but Khan expects the actual pay-per-view to stay within a tight four-hour window. If everything goes according to plan, All In should be finished by 5 PM Eastern.
Do you think four hours is the right length for AEW All In, or is six hours including the Buy-In too much wrestling for one day? Leave your feedback in the comments.
