WWE Legend Teases Blockbuster AEW Return At All In 2026

A WWE legend has teased making his AEW return at All In 2026.

Jim Ross is a well-known and respected name in the wrestling business. He first made a name for himself due to his time in WWE, where he worked as a color commentator and interviewer.

During his time in WWE, Jim Ross took on many backstage roles for the company. Currently, Ross is working for AEW, where he occasionally does commentary on PPVs. Jim has been having his fair share of health issues over the years, which have hindered his quality of life. He was hospitalized for over 30 days in June. He will also be undergoing brain surgery in the near future. He was last seen on AEW TV doing commentary for Jon Moxley’s match against Kyle O’Reilly at Double or Nothing. Given his health issues, Jim Ross won’t be appearing at AEW Redemption. However, he has his eyes set on AEW All In 2026.

Speaking on his Grilling JR podcast, the WWE legend said that he is looking to make it to Wembley Stadium for All In.

“I have my sights set on the UK and Wembley. It’s a big event, a good trip, a nonstop flight. That’s where I’m setting my sights.” [H/T Fightful]

WWE legend Jim Ross has commented on the possibility of Vince McMahon joining AEW

Since Vince McMahon’s ouster from WWE, there has been a lot of speculation about his future, with some people even believing that he could join AEW. Speaking on his Grilling JR podcast, Jim Ross said that it’s unlikely Vince McMahon will join AEW since he prefers being in charge. He also said he doesn’t see Tony Khan wanting to do business with him.

“Unlikely. Unlikely,” Ross said. “He’s going to steer his own ship, build his own boat, and take it from there. Off top of my head, I’d say probably not, and I don’t see Tony Khan wanting to do business with him either.”

When asked if the former WWE Chairman could purchase another promotion, the AEW commentator said that it’s possible given that he has a lot of money to do so.

“It’s possible. It’s possible. Yeah, of course, it’s possible. Money won’t be an object,” Ross said. “He’s got the cash to do whatever the hell he wants. At least that’s what I think.” [H/T WrestlingNewsCo]

It remains to be seen what the future holds for Vince McMahon.

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