AEW TBS Champion and NJPW Strong Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone has stated that she has massive plans involving Beyonce at next year’s AEW All In: Texas.

AEW All In took place at the iconic Wembley Stadium for two consecutive years and the show is now headed to Texas in 2025 AEW All In: Texas is set to take place on Saturday, July 12th at the Globe Life Field. Mercedes Mone is planning a spectacular entrance for her and wants Beyonce to be featured. Speaking on TikTok, Mone said:

“It’s still a little early, but you definitely know I want a big, grand, amazing, incredible entrance. I’m going to see if Beyonce is available that day. If not, who else is big from Texas? We gotta see.”

Beyonce’s latest album Cowboy Carter dives deep into the Black country music genre, and revisits her own country roots in Houston, Texas.

The former Sasha Banks is quite familiar with making entrances with music superstars. During WrestleMania 32, she even walked out with her cousin Snoop Dogg rapping for her.

Meanwhile, at AEW Full Gear on November 23rd, Mercedes Mone successfully defended her TBS Championship against Kris Statlander. The match was widely praised and some even called Mone’s best match since arriving in AEW. She is now gearing up to defend her AEW TBS Championship against Anna Jay on the December 18th edition of AEW Dynamite.

On the December 4th edition of AEW Dynamite, Anna Jay had emerged victorious over Penelope Ford. Following the match, Jay called out Mercedes Mone to issue a challenge for the TBS Championship and the match was made official.

Also announced for the Holiday Bash special, Will Ospreay will face Darby Allin in the Gold League of the AEW Continental Classic. On the other hand, this Wednesday’s December 11th Winter Is Coming special of AEW Dynamite will feature Jon Moxley and PAC taking on Jay White and Orange Cassidy, while Mariah May will put her AEW Women’s World Championship on the line against Mina Shirakawa.

While Mercedes Mone is making huge plans for next year’s event, AEW veteran Dustin Rhodes has also set some goals for the show.

Big Boom A.J. of the Costco Guys is eager to get back in the ring and plans to be a part of AEW’s programming once again later this month. A.J. suffered a foot injury during his Full Gear match with QT Marshall which has kept the viral TikTok star on the shelf ever since. Speaking at the All In: Texas tickets launch event, A.J. shared an exciting update.

“This cast will be off in about two weeks. I’ll be back in the ring about four weeks after that. We will see everyone up at the Hammerstein Ballroom.”

AEW will host Collision from the Hammerstein Ballroom on Saturday, December 21. The next night, the promotion will tape an episode of AEW Dynamite and AEW Rampage. Looking to 2025, A.J. also shared that he and his family are coming to All In: Texas.

“Texas, AJ, Big Justice, we will be here at All In, and we’re coming to bring the boom!”

A.J. earned praise for his match at Full Gear, his first professional match in close to two decades. The match also showed AEW’s growing appeal in the mainstream, as A.J. and his viral family brought their massive fanbase to Tony Khan’s promotion.

AEW All In: Texas will take place on Saturday, July 12, with tickets now on sale. The show will be AEW’s first All In event in the United States, as well as the promotion’s first pay-per-view in the Lone Star state. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest about All In: Texas as well as the Costco Guy’s future work with AEW.

Bryan Danielson will be present for AEW All In: Texas, though questions remain as to whether the former World Champion will be in action. This week, Danielson was in the Lone Star state as part of the All In: Texas tickets launch event and addressed his role for the show.

“As for my participation at All In, I don’t know what that looks like. I don’t know if I’ll be able to wrestle at that point. I don’t know if I’ll be able to wrestle again to be quite honest. But there’s one thing that I can tell you for certain: I will be here. There is nothing that you can do to make me miss All In.”

Danielson got “chills” walking into Globe Life Field, which will play host to All In: Texas on July 12. The show will be AEW’s first All In pay-per-view in the United States as well as the promotion’s first pay-per-view in Texas.

Danielson hasn’t competed since AEW WrestleDream, which marked the end of his full-time career, and his reign as AEW World Champion. The American Dragon has been open about his medical issues and believes he will require neck surgery before 2024 is over.

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As one of AEW’s top stars, it’d certainly be fitting for Danielson to be a part of All In, even if a match isn’t in the cards for the former World Champion. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Bryan Danielson as the veteran continues to navigate this chapter of his career.

AEW officially announced All In: Texas a few months ago, which is set to take place at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The event, scheduled for next year, will mark AEW’s first pay-per-view in Texas and the first professional wrestling event ever held at this iconic venue. Tickets for the general public go on sale Monday, December 9, at 10 AM CT via Ticketmaster.com and AEWTix.com, following a pre-sale earlier this week.

While the announcement has generated buzz, early ticket sales have been modest. According to Dave Meltzer in the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the pre-sale tickets sold were in the range of 2,000 to 3,000. This figure has sparked concerns about fan momentum, as AEW hasn’t achieved a 10,000-ticket first-day sale in several years. Declining television ratings, pay-per-view buys, and live attendance have contributed to the company’s broader challenges in maintaining audience engagement.

A stadium event of this scale presents unique challenges for AEW, and Globe Life Field, with a capacity far exceeding traditional wrestling venues, represents an ambitious undertaking. Time will tell if AEW can build sufficient excitement to fill the stadium.

Additionally, AEW has confirmed that its Worlds End 2024 pay-per-view event will take place on December 28, 2024, at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida, rounding out its schedule with another highly anticipated show.

AEW President Tony Khan is aiming high with All In: Texas 2025, which will be the promotion’s first stadium event in the United States. Speaking to the Dallas Morning News, Khan spoke about possibly breaking the attendance record in Globe Life Field.

“We think we have a chance to set the all-time attendance record. That would be pretty cool.”

Country artist Morgan Wallen currently holds the attendance record for Globe Life Field when 43,958 fans came to watch him perform in 2022. Globe Life Field is the home of the Texas Rangers and opened its doors in 2020.

All In: Texas 2025 will mark AEW’s first time hosting the event outside of London, England. In the interview, Khan shared his excitement about bringing the massive show to Arlington.

“AEW All In is such an important event in sports and it’s one of the most marquee nights in pro wrestling… The location is very special to us and Arlington, Texas. It’s a very special place.”

AEW has quickly become familiar with the city of Arlington as recent episodes of Collision have taken place in the Texan city. ROH Death Before Dishonor 2024 was also held in Arlington as part of Khan’s ‘Summer Series’ of events.

AEW All In: London

Before Khan and the All-Elite roster can set sights on Texas, the promotion will host its All In: London 2024 event in Wembley Stadium this weekend. The show will be headlined by AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland defending against Bryan Danielson. Danielson has vowed to retire from in-ring competition should he come up short in London. AEW All In will return to London in 2026, Khan has confirmed.

Another Stadium Event?

The Sporting News reported earlier this month that AEW is planning on hosting a stadium event in Australia in 2025 and that plans are already in motion. Venues reportedly being considered for the show include Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, and Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium.

AEW All In 2025 will take place from the Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on July 12, 2025, it has been confirmed this week. The event will mark AEW’s first All In event in the United States. All In 2023 took place in London, England’s Wembley Stadium and the show will return to the UK capital later this month.

In addition to AEW All In: Texas, a series of events in Arlington are being planned leading up to the event. Fans eager to secure tickets for the event can sign up to the Globe Life Field newsletter to be the first to know about the event. News of this show comes mere days after it was reported that Arlington was a favorite to host a stadium event.

This event will be AEW’s first stadium-sized show in North America for Tony Khan’s promotion. Recently, AEW has been hosting episodes of Collision at Arlington’s E-Sports Arena as part of a lucrative deal between the promotion and the city. This deal also included the hosting of ROH Death Before Dishonor 2024 in Arlington.

Globe Life Field is the home of the Texas Rangers and at maximum capacity, can seat 40,300 fans. Construction on the venue began in 2017 and its first events would take place in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Another Stadium Event?

The Sporting News reported earlier this week that AEW is planning on hosting a stadium event in Australia in 2025 and that plans are already in motion. Venues reportedly being considered for the show include Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, and Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium.