WWE sets the stage for another major showdown with AEW

WWE and AEW are set to continue their rivalry in a major way later this year. The competition often includes wrestlers taking social media jabs at the other's product, or veiled insults on television. However, rarely do the companies collide in a way as directly as they will to wrap up 2024.

Tony Khan announced the remaining 2024 pay-per-view schedule back in mid-April, revealing details on Dynasty, Double Or Nothing, Forbidden Door, All In: London, All Out, WrestleDream, Full Gear, and World's End. It was announced that the second annual World's End PPV will take place on Saturday, December 28 at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida.

WWE has announced that they will also run the Kia Center in Orlando on Saturday, December 28. This means WWE's main roster will collide with the All Elite Wrestling roster in the same city that night.

The Kia Center is only 16.5 miles from the Addition Financial Arena, and the drive is around 25 minutes. WWE made the December 28 live event announcement at Friday's SmackDown from the Kia Center, which was a sellout as more sections were opened with Orlando remaining a top market for the company.

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AEW All In updated lineup

The card is shaping up for AEW's 2024 All In pay-per-view. The second annual event is scheduled for Sunday, August 25 at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

The World Trios Championship Ladders Match and the World Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match have been confirmed for All In, while a stipulation was added to the pre-show match. Below is the updated lineup:

• The Buy-In Pre-show: Tomohiro Ishii and Willow Nightingale vs. Stokely Hathaway and Kris Statlander (winner will pick the stipulation for CMLL World Women's Championship Match between Statlander and Nightingale at All Out)
• Casino Gauntlet Match: Orange Cassidy vs. TBA (Winner earns future World Championship Match)
• TNT Championship Match Jack Perry(c) defends vs. Darby Allin
• TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Moné(c) defends vs. Britt Baker
• Last Chance Match: FTW Champion Chris Jericho defends vs. Hook (If he loses, Hook can no longer challenge for the title as long as Jericho is champion)
• Fatal 4 Way London Ladders Match: World Trios Champions The Patriarchy vs. The House of Black vs. The Bang Bang Gang vs. TBD
• Triple Threat Match: World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks defend vs. FTR vs. The Acclaimed
• Women's World Championship Match: Toni Storm(c) defends vs. Mariah May
• American Championship Match: MJF(c) defends vs. Will Ospreay
• Career vs. Title Match: AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland vs. Bryan Danielson

The London Ladders Match lineup will be finalized on next Saturday's AEW Collision from Cardiff. The participants for the Wild Card Match have not been revealed yet.