Knowing what Tony Khan is like, he is probably going to add another 14-man tag team match to the Zero Hour pre-show on the day of the event, but for right now, Zero Hour has two matches that will certainly get fans ready for the main card.

Back in April 2025, Big Boom AJ and Big Justice confirmed that they will be at All In Texas in some capacity, and that capacity was revealed on the July 10 episode of “AEW Collision” as AJ finally came face-to-face with the Don Callis Family, who he had been calling out on social media. Trent Beretta, Rocky Romero, Lance Archer, and Hechicero weren’t thrilled about someone who “eats cookies on the internet” calling them out for the biggest event of the year, especially considering that AJ, Justice, and The Rizzler were outnumbered. However, they had a plan and recruited The Conglomeration’s Tomohiro Ishii and Hologram, before Kyle O’Reilly, who left the group to join Paragon, agreed to conglomerate for one night only, meaning that it will be AJ, O’Reilly, Ishii, and Hologram taking on Romero, Beretta, Archer, and Hechicero this Saturday.

Finally, FTR might technically be the most successful tag team in AEW history given that they have more wins than anyone else, but when they turned heel at Dynasty, they also turned their backs on The Outrunners. Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler did try and get Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd on their side, but The Outrunners refused, resulting in a hard-hitting bout on the 100th episode of “AEW Collision” which FTR won. The Outrunners stated that they weren’t done with FTR, and after getting a big win during an eight-man tag team match on the July 10 episode of “Collision” that featured FTR, a rematch was made for Zero Hour.