All Elite Wrestling (AEW) created a buzz at All In, showcasing its largest event to date in London’s Wembley Stadium. The evening began with the AEW World Trios Championship match. Starting in the Buy In, it transitioned seamlessly into the main event, captivating the audience.
The match featured a dynamic start, with teams entering the ring and raising the excitement level. Fans were treated to a surprise as Swerve Strickland emerged first, igniting the crowd. Shortly after, the stadium roared as music introduced two fresh faces, Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed.
The Debut of The New Level
Kofi and Creed, entering as The New Level, made their AEW debut after becoming free agents. This appearance marked yet another major acquisition for AEW, strengthening its tag team division. Their history as tag team champions in WWE added prestige to AEW’s roster.
The contest was fierce, with reigning champions Adam Page, Bandido, and Brody King fighting hard before they were outmatched and eliminated. Competitors Kyle O’Reilly, Orange Cassidy, and Roderick Strong, along with teams like Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, and David Finlay faced similar fates, leaving the showdown to a select few.
Kofi narrowly escaped elimination with crucial help from Prince Nana, maintaining his team’s presence in the ring.
Ultimately, Strickland, Kofi, and Creed capitalized on the assistance and secured victory, capturing the AEW Trios Championship. Tony Khan, AEW’s owner, later confirmed the official signing of Kofi and Creed, highlighting their significance to the promotion.
Second Title Change of the Night
In addition to the trios championship, the first two hours of All In saw another title shift. Persephone claimed the TBS Championship from Maya World, adding yet another layer of excitement to the event.
This action-packed night emphasized AEW’s ambition and continued commitment to delivering thrilling wrestling entertainment.
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