Bryan Danielson was among the top stars in AEW hyping up All In 2025 at a recent media event in Arlington, Texas.
Making his first AEW appearance since his loss to Jon Moxley at WrestleDream, which saw his World Championship reign and full-time career end on the same night, Danielson helped to hype up the upcoming pay-per-view on July 12th, which will be the biggest AEW show of the year and the first inside a stadium in the United States. Appearing in front of fans and the media, Danielson’s physical status was understandably a cause for concern:
“As for my participation at All In [next] year, I don’t know what that looks like,” he said. “I don’t know if I’ll be able to wrestle at that point. I don’t know if I’ll be able to wrestle again, to be quite honest. But there’s one thing that I can tell you for certain: I will be here. There is nothing that you could do to make me miss All In at Globe Life Field.”
Multiple AEW Stars Join Bryan Danielson At All In Media Event
The top stars in All Elite Wrestling were in attendance and spoke at the event. Darby Allin addressed his upcoming Mount Everest climb and how he intends to plant an AEW flag at the summit when the expedition is over:
“The cool thing with AEW is I can look at myself in the mirror and know exactly who I’m looking at. This company gives me so much. They let me do what I want to do out there in the ring in front of all of you, and they let me do what I want to do in my personal life. I am climbing Mount Everest in April, and I’m going to take that AEW flag and plant it on top of the goddamn world to remind everybody what AEW is capable of.”
“When I climb down from that mountain, I’m coming to Globe Life Field, and as a whole, AEW as a family, we’re going to remind the world exactly what this company is capable of. Because it doesn’t happen with just us, it happens with every single one of you. We wouldn’t be here today if it wasn’t for you guys. So, thank you for coming out. Thank you for continuing to show the love. Globe Life Field, July 12th, is going to be very, very, very special, and we are not going to put on anything less than what you guys deserve.”
Making his first appearance since All In 2024, Sting greeted the fans and gave a glowing endorsement to Darby Allin:
“You, I’ve always known from day one, you are world championship caliber. I knew from the very beginning. Yeah, you had to come up some, and you’ve come up a ton in the last few years. But I knew that you would someday become the world heavyweight champion. Sometime in 2025, I am predicting this is the future AEW World Champion right here. Who knows? Maybe you’ll be world champion at Globe Life [Field], 2025, at All In,”
Despite the cries from fans, Sting also stated that he would not be coming out of retirement to have a match at All In and confirmed Revolution 2024 was his final match.
Following his victory over QT Marshall on the AEW Full Gear pre-show, Big Boom AJ spoke to the fans with his foot in an air boot as he suffered a broken foot shortly before his Full Gear match. Hoping that the cast will be off in 2 weeks, AJ also confirmed that he would be in attendance for the upcoming Hammerstein Ballroom tapings that are scheduled to take place shortly before Christmas:
“This cast will be off in about two weeks. I’ll be back in the ring about four weeks after that. We will see everyone up at the Hammerstein Ballroom. We’ll be heading up there after that. A few more shows along the way, and then absolutely, yes, Texas, AJ, Big Justice, we will be here at All In, and we’re coming to bring the boom,”
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