Cody Rhodes Reveals If He'll Be Watching AEW All In

All Elite Wrestling are set to present the biggest show in promotion history this week when AEW All In emanates from London's Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 27. Over 80,000 fans are set to fill the home of the England national football team to witness headline matches, including MJF vs. Adam Cole for the AEW World Title, and FTR vs. Young Bucks III for the AEW World Tag Team Championships.

One person who won't be watching, though, is Cody Rhodes as The American Nightmare revealed he will be working on August 27. WWE are scheduled to hold a house show in Huntsville, Alabama on Sunday.

"I will be working that day, but I am very happy for the guys and girls competing out there. I am proud of Matt/Nick for taking our creation to another level. Also shout out to my Sister, Teil, who named the event and Joe Koff at ROH for helping us and allowing us the chance to do it ourselves," Cody wrote in a Reddit AMA.

Rhodes and The Young Bucks promoted the first All In back in 2018, with the show becoming the first event in the United States not held by WWE or WCW to sell over 10,000 tickets since 1993. The pay-per-view was the precursor to the formation of All Elite Wrestling in January 2019.

Rhodes was featured in a prominent spot at All In, defeating Nick Aldis to win the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship. The Young Bucks, meanwhile, main evented the show alongside Kota Ibushi as The Golden Elite against Rey Mysterio, Rey Fenix, and Bandido.