Ahead of All In, AEW will host a complimentary public watch party for the upcoming Dynamite broadcast in the United Kingdom.
The promotion revealed that an “AEW Dynamite Match Day Watch Party” will take place at Fulham Pier in London on Wednesday, August 26. Attendees will view that evening’s Dynamite episode, filmed live from Glasgow, Scotland, on a large screen. The event will be presided over by Paul Wight and Jeff Jarrett, who will also offer free photo sessions with fans.
Admission is free, though interested participants must register in advance.
AEW wrote:
- All Elite Wrestling today announced a special free AEW Dynamite Match Day Watch Party at Fulham Pier, London’s riverside hub for dining, wellness and culture, scheduled for Wednesday, 26 August, 5:00‑10:00 PM BST, as part of AEW All In: London week.
- The AEW Dynamite Match Day Watch Party, powered by MyAEW, will let fans watch the live Dynamite broadcast from Glasgow on the big screen at Fulham Pier. Hosted by AEW stars Paul Wight and Jeff Jarrett, the event includes photo opportunities from 5:30‑6:30 PM.
Fulham Pier is situated adjacent to Craven Cottage, the home ground of Premier League club Fulham FC, owned by the Khan family.
AEW All In 2026 —
This Dynamite episode, taped at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, serves as the go‑home show for All In 2026. The pay‑per‑view will be staged at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday, August 30. Headlining matches feature Kenny Omega versus Will Ospreay for the AEW World Championship, and Willow Nightingale taking on Mercedes Mone for the AEW Women’s World Championship.
AEW fans! On Wednesday, 26 August, we’re hosting a special, free AEW Dynamite Match Day Watch Party at Fulham Pier, powered by MyAEW!
Fans in attendance will be able to watch that evening’s edition of AEW Dynamite live from Glasgow, Scotland on the big screen at Fulham Pier. pic.twitter.com/gsF0oHfkPi
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 14, 2026
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