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By DIGIBox TV Box | 10 July 2025 | 0 Comments
AEW All In: Texas 2025 – A New Era Begins in Arlington
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is gearing up for its biggest summer spectacle yet with All In: Texas, set to take place on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. This marks AEW's third annual All In event under its brand, and the fourth All In overall, dating back to its indie roots in 2018.
But this year, everything's bigger — it's AEW's first-ever pay-per-view in Texas, their first event in a Major League Baseball stadium, and the first professional wrestling event at Globe Life Field. To top it off, AEW All In: Texas will be livestreamed exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, making it more accessible than ever for fans worldwide.
A Historic Venue, A Historic Time
Unlike previous events held in the evening, All In: Texas will be AEW's first afternoon PPV, with a 2:00 PM CT start time (3:00 PM ET), and a special Zero Hour pre-show at noon. The daytime timing reflects AEW's commitment to innovation and fan-first scheduling — a strategy to attract both local attendees and a massive global livestreaming audience.
Star-Studded Matches & High Stakes
All In 2025 is not just about location — it's about legacy. This year's match card is loaded with some of the most anticipated bouts in recent AEW history.
Jon Moxley vs. “Hangman” Adam Page will headline the event in a brutal Texas Death Match for the AEW World Championship, a result of Page winning the prestigious Owen Hart Cup.
In another main event, Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada will unify the AEW International Championship and Continental Championship in a Winner Takes All showdown — a dream match with global implications.
Mercedes Moné is set to challenge “Timeless” Toni Storm for the AEW Women's World Championship, also as a result of her Owen Hart Cup victory.
Casino Gauntlet Matches for both men and women will determine future world title contenders — with stars like MJF, Kris Statlander, Mark Briscoe, and Megan Bayne already confirmed as top entrants.
Swerve Strickland & Will Ospreay will take on The Young Bucks with massive stakes on the line — executive VP titles for the Bucks, and championship eligibility for Strickland and Ospreay.
AEW's Biggest Week Ever
AEW has turned All In Week into a full-scale celebration of pro wrestling. From Dynamite 300 and Collision being held live in nearby Garland, to a karaoke night with AEW stars, to the Starrcast fan convention, the company is creating a festival-like atmosphere. The Texas Tailgate and After Party at Texas Live! complete the experience, offering fans the chance to mingle with wrestlers and win prizes.
AEW's sister promotion ROH will also hold its marquee PPV, Supercard of Honor, on July 11 at Esports Stadium Arlington, solidifying the weekend as a can't-miss event for wrestling diehards.
A Bold New Chapter
With no Wembley Stadium this year due to Coldplay's tour, AEW has smartly pivoted to a bold new chapter in its story — one that brings the spectacle stateside in a big way. AEW All In: Texas is not just a stopgap — it's a statement.
This is AEW's WrestleMania moment. And if the match lineup, unique venue, and streaming strategy are any indication, July 12, 2025, could be remembered as a turning point not just for AEW but for modern wrestling as a whole.
Stay tuned, because All In: Texas is shaping up to be the most explosive event of the year.
