AEW makes huge announcement regarding All Out 2025; continues international expansion

AEW Double or Nothing and All In are on the horizon, but Tony Khan & Co. are also setting the stage for All Out this September. The company just announced that the pay-per-view will be hosted in Toronto, ON, this year.

All Out has traditionally been set in Chicago, but the promotion is shaking things up this year. All Elite Wrestling has already traveled to Japan and Australia in 2025, and there are still events set to take place in Mexico, England, and Scotland this summer. Now, Tony Khan is bringing one of his biggest PPVs to Canada.

The last time the Jacksonville-based promotion visited Scotiabank Arena was for Forbidden Door 2023. Now, two years later, fans in Toronto will get the fabled All Out. The company took to X/Twitter today to make the announcement, which you can see below:

"TORONTO! As first reported by @TheTorontoSun, AEW is bringing one of the biggest PPVs of the year, #AEWAllOut, to @ScotiabankArena on Sat, 9/20! Tickets on sale 6/2!"

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For its first few editions, All Out was held on Labor Day weekend. That changed last year as the company added more padding between it and All In. Tickets for this year's big show will be on sale to the general public on June 2, with the pre-sale going live on May 28.

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