Just days before arriving in London, an AEW spokesperson named another country the promotion could soon visit.

AEW All In 2024 is just around the corner and there are several big matches coming up. For the second year in a row, Tony Khan and his team will cross the Atlantic to perform at Wembley Stadium.

Before All In London, the promotion will also be filming its episodes of Dynamite and Collision in Cardiff. The Jacksonville-based promotion has already delighted countries such as England and Wales. However, commentator Tony Schiavone believes that another European country will soon be able to host the promotion.

During his appearance on the “What Happened When?” podcast, Schiavone answered Conrad’s question about AEW’s arrival in Ireland.

Given that we are in England and will soon be in Wales, I would say there is a very good chance of that happening in the future.”

While WWE is currently hosting many international events, AEW fans will have to wait a little longer. Fans in Ireland, Scotland and other European countries will have to wait a little longer, as the promotion will make its Japanese debut at the Wrestle Dynasty pay-per-view on January 5th at the Tokyo Dome.

Tony Khan’s wrestling promotion could also be on its way to Australia, as recent reports suggest that cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are possible venues for a major event.

In recent news, CM Punk has hinted at a future bout against Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Jack Perry announces new AEW TNT Championship

In the latest episode of AEW Collision, Jack Perry unveiled a brand new version of the TNT Championship. The new title looks much more rugged and grittier, featuring a spray-painted black color with dark leather straps.

Perry threw his old title belt into a body bag and presented the fans with the brand new championship belt. The current TNT Champion is set to face Darby Allin at All In 2024 in London.

In other news, Chris Jericho has revealed the original name of his finisher from his WWE days.