US promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has announced its first stadium event in its home country at Globe Life Field, home of MLB team the Texas Rangers.
AEW: All In Texas will take place on July 12, 2025. The event will air live around the world on pay-per-view and marks the first time an AEW PPV event has been held in Texas. It will also be the first-ever professional wrestling event held at Globe Life Field.
Tony Khan, chief executive of AEW, said: “AEW: All In Texas will make history as both our first-ever pay-per-view in Texas as well as AEW’s American stadium debut, building on the rich legacy of stadium wrestling events held in the US, particularly in the Lone Star State.”
Sean Decker, president of REV Entertainment, the exclusive events partner of the Rangers, added: “Bringing the first professional wrestling event to Globe Life Field is a historic moment for our venue. We can’t wait to partner with AEW to host thousands of passionate wrestling fans at our world-class venue next summer.”
While AEW: All In Texas will be the promotion’s first stadium event in the United States, it is gearing up for its second overseas. This year, AEW: All In London takes place on August 25 at Wembley Stadium.
Khan in November revealed that the organisation had agreed to change the set-up for its Wembley event this year so the stadium could accommodate more Taylor Swift concerts. It was announced in August last year that AEW would return to Wembley after a sell-out crowd of 81,035 attended its first-ever event at the venue.
The attendance marked the largest crowd ever for a professional wrestling event in Europe, and also became AEW’s highest-grossing event of all time after generating more than $10m (£7.75m/€9.1m).
Speaking at a press conference to unveil AEW: All in Texas yesterday (Thursday), Khan said that the promotion would return to London in 2026.
