Last Saturday night, AEW held its ‘House Rules’ live event at the Hobart Arena in Troy, Ohio.
A report from Wrestlenomics has provided an update on the business generated by the event after obtaining the information through a records request with the city.
The show generated gross ticket revenue of $99,756 with 2,929 paid tickets. They did $24,640 in merchandise sales, with AEW receiving 80 percent of the sales after taxes and fees, which comes out to $17,944.
There were 498 AEW branded items that were sold, with 82 ‘Death Rider’ shirts for Jon Moxley, 78 ‘Put Cool Title Here’ shirts for Orange Cassidy, and 60 ‘DMD’ shirts for Britt Baker.
“We also obtained email communications between AEW personnel and city personnel, which indicated a company called Variety Attractions cooperated to put on the event. Variety Attractions is a talent-buying and entertainment consulting company. They work with various artists, agencies, and clients to provide entertainment for different types of events such as fairs, festivals, colleges, and corporate events,” the report noted.
