AEW Has Had Major Storyline Plans In Place For Several Months

All Elite Wrestling is gearing up for what could be the company's biggest summer yet.

Tony Khan's first promotion is in the midst of a very interesting chapter in the company's history, following the launch of AEW Collision, the return of CM Punk, this past weekend's well-received Forbidden Door PPV and the upcoming All In spectacular from London's Wembley Stadium.

With the launch of AEW Collision and now Forbidden Door in the history books, AEW sets it's sights on an eventful few months ahead.

According to a report by Fightful Select, sources in AEW indicate that the company has had several top storylines in place for several months. Whatever is about to unfold, fans can rest assured that AEW isn't booking on the fly.

We know all too well that major plans can be derailed by injuries. Mercedes Moné was originally scheduled to be compete at Forbidden Door, but she is currently recovering from ankle surgery that will keep her out of action for several more weeks.

Bryan Danielson just fractured his arm in the main event of Forbidden Door. At the post-show media scrum, he said doctors estimate he'd miss 6-8 weeks of ring time. However, on Tuesday Danielson's spouse Brie Garcia released an x-ray of the fracture and said it's far worse than doctors initially thought. At this rate, he'll be luck to be there for All In.

Despite these injuries, most of AEW's longterm plans are "full speed ahead." We're now officially on the road to AEW All In on August 27 from Wembley Stadium and just one week later, AEW All Out on September 3 from the United Center in Chicago.