Legendary commentator Jim Ross recently spoke about the upcoming AEW All In pay-per-view in London, hyping it up as a once-in-a-lifetime event. Ross, who has been in the wrestling business for 50 years, expressed his excitement and gratitude for being involved in such a monumental occasion.
In a recent episode of his Grilling JR podcast, Ross discussed the significance of AEW All In and acknowledged that events of this magnitude cannot be run every year.
“You can’t run an event like that every year, I don’t think. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime deal,” Ross stated. “They struck when the iron was hot. What sold the event was the brand AEW. It’s just a no-brainer.”
Ross emphasized the importance of capitalizing on the momentum and popularity of AEW, as it played a significant role in selling out Wembley Stadium.
“When you don’t have a card, it tells you what sold the event. What sold the event was the brand AEW. It’s just a no-brainer,” Ross explained. “I’m looking forward to it immensely. Have no idea what match I’m gonna call, or matches. Doesn’t matter to me. Whatever Tony Khan wants, that’s what I’ll do.”
AEW All In is set to take place this Sunday, promising an unforgettable experience for wrestling fans. With the brand’s growing popularity and the star power involved, it is undoubtedly an event that fans won’t want to miss.
Before the highly anticipated pay-per-view, AEW will be hosting Fyter Fest tonight. Wrestling enthusiasts can find the full card for the event on Wrestling Headlines here.
Jim Ross’ insights on AEW All In and the significance of the brand’s success were transcribed by Fightful. To read the full article, click here.
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