Fire Near Wembley Causes Disruption Before AEW All In

The blaze has affected Tube service near Wembley Stadium

Summary

– A major industrial fire broke out less than a mile from Wembley Stadium

– Around 125 firefighters and 20 fire engines were sent to the scene

– AEW All In remains scheduled with no indication that Wembley Stadium has been affected

AEW All In is only two days away, and a major fire near Wembley Stadium has created transportation concerns ahead of the event.

According to MyLondon, the fire broke out on August 28 at an industrial estate on Hannah Close in Neasden, less than a mile from Wembley Stadium. The London Fire Brigade received its first call at 11:34 AM, before the situation quickly escalated.

Twenty fire engines and around 125 firefighters were sent to the scene, while three 32-meter ladders were also deployed to help battle the blaze. More than 70 calls were reportedly made to the Brigade’s control room as large clouds of smoke became visible across the area.

Residents close to the fire were advised to remain indoors where possible and keep their doors and windows closed because of the smoke.

The incident has also disrupted the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, creating a potential travel issue for wrestling fans heading to Wembley this weekend.

AEW is scheduled to hold All In at Wembley Stadium on August 30, with thousands of fans expected to travel into the area for the event.

There is currently no indication that Wembley Stadium itself has been damaged or directly affected by the fire. AEW has also made no announcement suggesting All In will be canceled, postponed, or moved.

The main concern for fans is transportation if the disruption continues into the weekend. How much of an impact remains by Sunday will depend on the fire response and how quickly normal Tube service can resume.

The cause of the fire remains unknown. For now, AEW All In remains scheduled as planned despite the major emergency unfolding nearby.