AEW All Out 2025 Announced for Toronto as Date, Logo and Venue Location Revealed
All Elite Wrestling announced Tuesday that the All Out 2025 pay-per-view will be held at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on Sept. 20.
First established in 2019, All Out has occurred six times with five of them being hosted in Chicago. The only exception was during he COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 when it took place in Jacksonville, Florida, instead.
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All Out 2025 will mark the first All Out held outside the United States and the second-ever AEW pay-per-view in Canada, joining Forbidden Door 2023, which was took place in Toronto.
Few events are more central to the history of AEW than All Out since it was the second major pay-per-view the company ever held following Double or Nothing.
The inaugural All Out in August 2019 took place two months before the debut of Dynamite, which is AEW's weekly flagship show.
At the first All Out, Chris Jericho beat "Hangman" Adam Page in the main event to become the inaugural AEW world champion.
In terms of All Out 2025, it is too early to tell what matches will be on that card since Double or Nothing, All In and Forbidden Door are all scheduled between now and September.
Double or Nothing, which is set for Sunday, will see Page face Will Ospreay and Mercedes Moné take on Jamie Hayter with the winners receiving AEW World Championship and AEW Women's World Championship matches, respectively, at All In.
Reigning AEW world champion Jon Moxley and AEW women's world champion Toni Storm figure to have a presence on the All Out card, as do Ospreay, Moné, Kenny Omega, Kazuchika Okada, Swerve Strickland and a host of others.
Cope and Christian Cage, who are two pro wrestling legends from the Toronto area, will almost certainly be showcased in a major match or matches at All Out as well.
In conjunction with revealing the location and date for All Out 2025, AEW announced Tuesday that tickets for the event will go on sale June 2.
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