AEW All In: Texas 2025, held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, marked a milestone for All Elite Wrestling. This event not only broke new ground for the company in the U.S. but also posted impressive pay-per-view (PPV) numbers, attendance, and merchandise sales. Below is an in-depth look at the PPV buy rate, along with other notable statistics from this show.
PPV Buys: AEW All In Texas 2025
Estimated PPV Buys: 175,000
– This figure is based on current estimates from industry analysts and reporting from the Wrestling Observer and other sources, making All In: Texas the fourth highest in AEW history – trailing only All Out 2021, All In: London 2023, and Revolution 2024.
– The event benefited from strong promotion and expanded availability through Amazon Prime Video, with Amazon reporting a 40% increase in streaming compared to AEW’s Double or Nothing in May. Incentives such as a $10 credit for U.S. viewers also boosted digital sales on the platform.
Record-Breaking Revenue and Merchandise Sales
– Merchandise Sales: All In: Texas generated $725,000 in merchandise revenue on show day, the highest ever for a non-WWE event in North America. When including related Starrcast convention sales, merchandise revenue exceeded $1.2 million.
– Live Gate: The event produced a live gate of over $3 million, breaking AEW’s North American record and making it the third-largest live gate in AEW history after the previous Wembley shows.
– Attendance: An estimated 28,500-29,000 in attendance was reported by AEW, though independent counts pegged the figure slightly lower at around 25,671 to 26,153.
List of Most Bought AEW PPVs
With approximately 175,000 buys, All In: Texas overtook last year’s All In: London and stands as a testament to AEW’s continued growth, especially in North America. For comparison, the top four AEW events by estimated PPV buy rate are:
All Out 2021: 205,000 buys
All In: London 2023: 200,000 buys
Revolution 2024: 180,000 buys
All In: Texas 2025: 175,000 buys
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