AEW All Out 2027

AEW All Out: Chicago's Crown Jewel

AEW All Out has established itself as the company's second most prestigious event after Double or Nothing, and it has always called Chicago home. The Windy City's passionate wrestling audience — among the loudest and most opinionated in the world — makes All Out a special occasion unlike any other on the AEW calendar.

Every August the United Center (or the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates) transforms into a thunderous cauldron of chants, crowd reactions and genuine in-ring drama. All Out is where AEW storylines built over the summer reach their natural climax, and where title pictures crystallize heading into the autumn season.

Why All Out Matters in 2027

By 2027 AEW has refined its premium live event model. All Out sits in the sweet spot of the wrestling calendar — after a string of summer shows and before the autumn stretch run. Championships change hands here. Feuds that have simmered since Double or Nothing explode. The card typically features AEW World Championship, TNT Championship, AEW Women's World Championship and tag team title bouts alongside marquee dream matches.

The Chicago crowd is famously unfiltered. They will hijack shows, chant whatever they want, and react to every near-fall as if the fate of professional wrestling depends on it. That electric atmosphere is why All Out has produced some of the most memorable moments in AEW's relatively short history.

All Out Through the Years

Since its debut in 2019, AEW All Out has delivered career-defining moments. Chris Jericho defeating Hangman Page for the AEW World Title at the inaugural event set the tone — All Out is where history is made. Subsequent editions featured Jon Moxley's reign, CM Punk's explosive returns and departures, and a supporting cast of matches that rival any event in modern wrestling.

The 2027 edition carries forward that tradition. AEW has grown into a global brand with a roster that includes established veterans alongside some of the most talented younger wrestlers in the world. All Out is their showcase — an opportunity to prove that AEW's vision for professional wrestling can fill buildings and generate the kind of word-of-mouth that transcends the existing fanbase.