Tony Khan delivered an emotional message to the live AEW audience following the conclusion of Collision, thanking fans in Pennsylvania for their continued support and celebrating the region’s rich wrestling history.
AEW is currently enjoying a strong period and is preparing for its upcoming All In: London pay-per-view at Wembley Stadium. Before the promotion heads to the United Kingdom, Khan took a moment to acknowledge the fans who attended Collision in Reading, Pennsylvania.
Tony Khan Thanks Pennsylvania Wrestling Fans
The latest episode of AEW Collision took place at Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania, and featured several notable matches. The show was headlined by AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale, who successfully defended her title against Maya World.
After the event concluded, Tony Khan addressed the crowd. The AEW president recognized Pennsylvania’s longstanding connection with professional wrestling and thanked the fans for supporting the company.
“I know you have a lot of great shows in Pennsylvania. You have been to a lot of great shows. Thanks to all of you. This will not be our last time here.”
Khan also wished the fans a safe journey home before promising to see them again in the future.
“God bless you, and I hope you all go home safe and have a great Sunday. Thank you for being here tonight, and I’ll see you soon.”
The AEW president appeared emotional while speaking to the live crowd, making the moment particularly memorable for the fans in attendance.
AEW Preparing for All In: London
AEW’s attention will now turn toward the United Kingdom, where Dynamite and Collision are scheduled to take place in Glasgow before the company heads to Wembley Stadium for All In: London.
The upcoming pay-per-view is one of the biggest events on AEW’s annual calendar. The company will be hoping to build on the positive reception surrounding its recent shows and deliver another major event for its international audience.
Tony Khan Says AEW Has Fierce Competition for Top Spots
While AEW continues to expand its roster, Tony Khan recently explained that the company has to be selective when bringing in new talent.
Speaking with ROAR Around The Ring, Khan pointed out that AEW already has a large number of talented wrestlers competing for opportunities on Dynamite, Collision and pay-per-view events.
“I think that if you look at how many great wrestlers there are in AEW, across Wednesday Night Dynamite and Thursday Night Collision, these have so many great stars wrestling every week.”
Khan explained that the competition for television and pay-per-view spots means AEW must carefully evaluate potential signings.
“There’s a lot of competition in AEW right now, so we have to be very considerate about who we sign and who comes in to compete.”
He added that there are already numerous wrestlers fighting for prominent positions within the company.
AEW Faces an Important Period Ahead
With All In: London approaching, AEW has entered an important stretch of its 2026 schedule. The company has continued to feature established stars alongside emerging talent while creating competition for championship opportunities.
Tony Khan’s message to the Pennsylvania crowd also highlighted the relationship AEW has developed with its live audience. As the promotion prepares for its next major event, fans will be watching closely to see what AEW delivers at Wembley Stadium.
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