Major details on new match potentially being added to AEW All In - Reports

AEW All In is right around the corner. New details have come to light regarding a new match potentially being added to the card.

All In is AEW's biggest pay-per-view event of the year, and the company goes all out to build a stacked show. For the past two years, the PPV has been held in London. However, this year, the show is set to take place in Arlington, Texas, on July 12. Last year, there was a Casino Gauntlet Match that took place, where the winner received a contract for a future AEW World Championship match. Christian Cage won the match but was unsuccessful in cashing in his contract. This bout has proven to be exciting for fans in the past, and there could be some surprise entrants this time.

During a recent edition of Fightful Select's Weekly Q&A podcast, Sean Ross Sapp was asked whether Tony Khan would book a women's edition of the Casino Gauntlet in addition to the men's bout. Sapp replied that he doesn't think the company would do that since it would be redundant. He also noted that there could be other ways to get more people on the show, or maybe the promotion could perhaps add this match to Dynamite to juice up the show.

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AEW is planning another massive match for All In

Swerve Strickland has been feuding with The Young Bucks ever since they cost him the AEW World Championship at Dynasty 2025. They were involved in the Anarchy in the Arena Match at Double or Nothing.

Following this, it looked like Strickland was done with the EVPs since he was asked by Will Ospreay to help 'Hangman' Adam Page win the World Title from Jon Moxley at All In: Texas. However, he refused to help his former rival and even got into a backstage brawl with Ospreay.

This past week on Dynamite, Strickland was ambushed by The Young Bucks following his match with Will Ospreay. The Bucks attempted to superkick him with their signature thumbtack shoes. However, Ospreay took the proverbial bullet for him.

Fightful Select has now reported that the plan for All In is to have Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay team up against The Young Bucks. Sources close to all talents have stated that a Tag Team Match featuring Strickland and The Bucks was always on the cards, but Ospreay's creative direction became clear only after Double or Nothing.

It will be interesting to see how many matches will get added to All In this year.