AEW running All In at the home of the Philadelphia Eagles isn’t just some wild fan idea. Bryce Remsburg says Lincoln Financial Field could absolutely be considered for a future All In, and he made a point of saying he’s got some actual insider knowledge behind that answer.
Speaking on The Certified Mark Show, the AEW referee and travel department manager was asked whether there’s any hope of the company eventually running the Linc. Remsburg immediately pointed to two things working in Philadelphia’s favor — the stadium already knows how to handle a massive wrestling event, and Philly has been one of AEW’s strongest markets.
“I will say the fact they’ve hosted wrestling before, which is WrestleMania, is a positive. That means they know what they’re doing. They know what to do. And I will say Philadelphia has been one of the best AEW markets since it started. So, if we were looking for a domestic stadium to host an All In at, I do think the Linc would be in the conversation.”
Fans probably shouldn’t start buying Eagles jerseys for All In just yet, though. Remsburg doesn’t expect AEW to run the stadium next year and admitted he’s not sure the company currently has the demand needed for a building that big.
“I don’t think it’s going to happen next year or maybe after that. I’m not sure we have demand for a Linc show. I think [a smaller venue] would be more likely at this point because it’s a little smaller, but never, ever, ever say never. I’ll say that.”
That’s already enough to leave the door cracked open, but Remsburg wasn’t finished. When the interviewer said he’d at least given Philadelphia fans some hope, Remsburg doubled down and made it clear this wasn’t just him throwing out a random possibility.
“No, I will—there’s no way I could say, ‘No way it’s ever happening.’ Definitely not. It’s absolutely—I’m saying this with actual insider knowledge. It is possible. It’s definitely possible.”
That’s obviously a long way from AEW actually booking Lincoln Financial Field. Remsburg himself doesn’t think the timing is right yet, but if AEW goes looking for another U.S. stadium to host All In in the future, Philadelphia could be sitting on the shortlist. For now, the Linc remains a possibility rather than an actual plan. But Remsburg saying it’s “definitely possible” with insider knowledge makes the idea a little more real than simple fan fantasy.
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