AEW ran into unexpected problems on Friday while preparing for All In after a massive fire broke out at a waste treatment facility in Neasden, less than a mile from Wembley Stadium.
According to Fightful, the blaze disrupted part of the company’s logistics in London, including press obligations and planned activities for talent.
The fire “affected everything from [All In] media day to wrestlers getting to travel and see sights.”
Despite the disruptions, some local media commitments still took place. Kyle Fletcher, Willow Nightingale, Orange Cassidy, Kevin Knight, Tommaso Ciampa, Speedball Mike Bailey, and Maya World were among the names who participated.
Roughly 125 firefighters and 20 fire engines responded to the scene. The London Fire Brigade said it received more than 90 calls about the incident and deployed four 32-meter aerial ladders, drones, a specialist hose-laying unit, and a high-volume pump. The building involved measures approximately 100 by 150 meters.
The Telegraph @Telegraph Follow Twenty fire engines and 125 firefighters are battling the blaze on Hannah Close, Neasden, at what is believed to be an Amazon warehouse🔗
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11:54 AM · Aug 28, 2026The enormous amount of smoke prompted authorities to urge nearby residents to stay indoors and keep doors and windows shut. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
Public transportation also took a hit. The Metropolitan and Jubilee Underground lines experienced suspensions and delays, while rail services running in and out of London Marylebone saw cancellations and slowdowns.
So far, however, there is no indication of any changes or adjustments directly affecting All In. AEW continues to promote the pay-per-view as scheduled for Sunday at Wembley Stadium.