Adam Copeland is set to check off a major bucket-list item this Sunday when he makes his Wembley Stadium debut at AEW All In London. Wembley has been one of the marquee venues the veteran still wanted to work before wrapping up his in-ring career.
Copeland recently shared a list of his “white whales,” which also included Arena México, Maple Leaf Gardens, and Tokyo Dome. He already crossed off Arena México at AEW Grand Slam Mexico earlier this month.
In an Instagram post, Copeland reflected on finally making it to Wembley and spoke about what it means to face the Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) alongside Christian Cage.
“My first AEW All In. Against a team I have a massive amount of respect for. A team in The Young Bucks that we thought we’d never face. That ship had sailed when they told Christian Cage we had to retire. Yet somehow, some way, here we are.
I hope you come to have fun tomorrow. I know I will be. Soaking in every moment. Bring your voices London. Let’s tear the whole roof off.”
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7:48 PM · Aug 29, 2026Sunday’s match marks both Copeland’s All In and Wembley debut and the first tag team match between Cage & Cope and the Young Bucks. Copeland has said that facing Matt and Nick was one of his goals from the moment signing with AEW became a possibility.
Copeland and Christian head into the show as AEW World Tag Team Champions. They captured the titles at Double or Nothing, defeating FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) in an I Quit Match after putting their future as a team on the line.
AEW All In London takes place this Sunday at Wembley Stadium.