AEW history has been made on a near daily basis this week.
After a successful three-day presale, Friday's public on-sale for August 27th's All In put the company at the 60,000 tickets sold mark, according to AEW's Tony Khan.
Khan also tweeted that they have hit $7.7 million in gate revenue for their London debut at Wembley Stadium.
Even after the first presale day, AEW had already set company records for tickets sold and gate revenue.
Tuesday's opening day saw 36,000 tickets sold for $4.7 million in revenue followed by increases on Wednesday to 45,000 tickets sold for $5.7 million. Thursday's final presale day finished at 50,000 tickets sold for $6.5 million.
The Young Bucks weighed in on Twitter about the event's success and everything that has brought them to this point, updating their bio to read, "Many ppl talked about change. Many ppl craved change. We went out & helped make that change. Forever proud. For All In 2. For 7 years of BTE. For everything."
AEW hasn't announced any matches for the event or how fans can watch as of now.
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