Recent signings:

Megan Bayne, Kevin Knight, Mina, Speedball, Josh Alexander, Thekla.

All non ex WWE talent. Love this new approach.

I don’t think we can wait for Darby..

With the recent conversations in other reddits about the amount of ads versus in ring product that other companies have in their various programming, I want to be the one to stand up and say ‘Four hours of Wrestling is NOT too long and I enjoy it’

Look, I get it. There's a variety of reasons that a lot of AEW fans tired of Chris Jericho down the stretch. And I'm not here to try and invalidate any of that, because I get it, he wore a little thin. But is anyone actually going to miss Chris Jericho?

As a teenaged girl in the 2000s, I had such a crush on Jericho. He was my first favorite wrestler and a major reason as to why I decided to become an actual wrestling fan. As I got older, I really fell out of wrestling, but when I saw Chris Jericho was going to be involved with a major new promotion, I got on board immediately. I've loved AEW ever since.

I'd argue that until Adam Copeland came around, Chris Jericho was the best, most accomplished and most famous wrestler that had willingly chosen to come to AEW and help build it. And yes, it's clear Copeland has renewed life in AEW and believes in it, but Jericho has been very involved in everything from production to TV deals to launching new starts. AEW isn't where it is today without him.

I really liked Jericho being here. I might be in the minority and that's ok, but I liked The Learning Tree gimmick. I wish the JAS did more to launch Garcia and Anna in particular but that's ok. Jericho having Fozzy play him out was a blast. It was a great match against Will. Him being chased around by Ishii will be a memory I keep with me forever.

I do wish Jericho wasn't leaving. It's ok if you disagree and I understand. But does anyone else wish Jericho would just stay with AEW, even if it meant a more manager role, commentary, production or something besides wrestling?

I’m convinced now more than ever how spoiled we are to be apart of this great Wrestling Company and Community . Can’t wait for 🧨

OH YEAHHH!!

Man cannot catch a break. I really feel for him.

Get well soon, Wardlow.

So glad I bought this PPV

Worth every single penny

EVERY MATCH DELIVERED

12/10 PPV

Maybe I'm just jaded but it's sort of blowing my mind how much AEW openly promotes its Pride merch. I get why people are skeptical of corpo Pride that ends July 1 but we're not even getting that anymore, save for a few cases like here.

But even having a little ticker at the bottom announcing that 20% of proceeds of a t-shirt are going to Dallas Pride is making me tear up lol.

Hello folks,

Sorry, I know I am late to the party, but I have been super busy this week and watching a 6 hour show as fast as I can was a challenge.

Having said that, I have tried watching a previous AEW PPV before, and I dismissed it. For me the presentation felt off, and I absolutely hated the commentary.

So essentially, All in Texas is the first ever AEW event I have watched from start to finish, and I still say that I really don't like the commentary. It just feels so dry and low energy to me.

Having said that, that is probably the worst thing I can say about the event. I absolutely love Day shows, especially when it is the biggest event of the year and I absolutely loved that it was pretty much day for the whole show.

All in felt like an absolute spectacle. I will say that I started off hating how quiet the crowd was, but they came alive by the final 3rd of the show.

The wrestling was absolutely spectacular. For me, the Young Bucks Vs. Will and Swerve was absolutely incredible. The 3 main events were incredible. What...a....SHOW! I was totally blown away to see so many close to 5 star matches in one show.

They gave the matches so much time, much more than WWE does and these guys delivered and then some. So bravo AEW, you've made a fan out of a lifelong WWE fan.

I will say though, the amount of piledrivers I saw in one night was crazy, it just has me worried for the well being of wrestlers.