Updated AEW All In 2024 Match Card at Wembley Stadium and Bold Predictions (2024)

AEW presents its biggest show of the year, All In, from Wembley Stadium Sunday with a jam-packed card headlined by AEW world champion Swerve Strickland defending against Bryan Danielson in a Championship vs. Career match.

That bout is the marquee match of a card that also features the blowoff to a months-long storyline in Toni Storm vs. Mariah May, as well as a hotly anticipated rematch between MJF and Will Ospreay for the former's AEW American Championship.

Ahead of the pay-per-view, available here on B/R, find out who made the match card as well as a few bold predictions with this preview of Sunday's AEW showcase.

Announced for AEW's biggest show of the year are the following:

On a card that also features Swerve Strickland vs. Bryan Danielson, MJF vs. Will Ospreay, and a car crash of a ladder match for the trios titles, it may seem rather unlikely that the AEW Women's World Championship Match between "Timeless" Toni Storm and Mariah May steals the show in Wembley Stadium.

That is until one takes the red-hot storyline into consideration and the months of work that went into getting that match onto that stage.

Storm and May have been extraordinary throughout this story, with the latter faking her admiration and love for Storm for months on end, then striking out and bloodying her the moment she earned a championship opportunity.

The betrayal has spurned a darker, more depressed yet vengeful side of Storm, who will stop at nothing to down her former protege and retain her title in London.

An intensely personal storyline should give way to a physical match that has fans biting on every near-fall, high spot and dramatic twist.

There may be better matches from an in-ring standpoint, but do not be surprised if Storm and May have the wrestling world buzzing as they blend ring work and storytelling to create their long-awaited masterpiece.

While participants in the Casino Gauntlet match at All In have yet to be revealed fully, one would imagine "Hangman" Adam Page would be one of the names involved as he claws his way back into world title contention and a fourth date with Swerve Strickland.

Page has evolved into one of the better characters in today's AEW, a heel who believes he is justified in his actions. He goes as far as to emerge from the babyface tunnel, adding the little details to a character that has been years in the making.

Of course, it all stems from his feud with Strickland, who started his rivalry with Page as the villain and even invaded his home prior to their showdown at November's Full Gear.

The fans have embraced the edgier Swerve and turned on Page, though, leading to his descent and determination to take everything from Strickland, including the top prize in AEW.

He will take a giant leap toward doing so at All In, winning the gauntlet match and setting up one more war with Strickland at All Out in Chicago.

All signs point toward Will Ospreay defeating MJF, winning the AEW American Championship and reverting it back to the AEW International Championship in a defining moment in London.

It would be a magical homecoming for one of the most popular stars in wrestling and one that would pay off the storyline.

Except, that would be too predictable.

What better way for MJF to garner more heel heat and really stick it to Ospreay than to cheat him out of the title in front of friends and family in his home country?

The Salt of the Earth, the leading babyface on last year's All In, would be the most despised man inside Wembley Stadium, further building anticipation for the moment The Aerial Assassin gets his revenge and reclaims his title.

Yes, AEW has a long history of giving fans their payoff, but this is a story with more to tell and it starts with the loudmouth heel from Long Island besting Ospreay in front of 50,000-plus fans in London.