The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has updated the ticket sale figures for several upcoming AEW events, including the Collision premiere on June 17.
AEW Collision currently has 8,233 tickets out. Since the announcement of CM Punk’s return last week (May 31), over 1,300 tickets have been sold for the inaugural episode of Collision.
AEW Dynamite in Washington, DC on June 14 has 3,971 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Chicago, IL on June 21 has 4,989 tickets out.
AEW Collision at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada on June 24 has 1,812 tickets out.
AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door II on June 25 in Toronto, Canada has 12,961 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Hamilton, Ontario on June 28 has 3,510 tickets out.
AEW Collision in Hamilton, Ontario on June 29 (taped for July 1) has 700 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Edmonton, Alberta on July 5 has 4,970 tickets out.
AEW Collision in Regina, SK on July 8 has 1,346 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Saskatoon, SK on July 12 has 2,358 tickets out.
AEW Collision in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on July 15 has 3,425 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Boston, MA at the TD Garden Arena on July 19 has 3,791 tickets out.
AEW Collision on July 22 in Newark, NJ has 4,148 tickets out.
AEW All In 2023 on August 27 at Wembley Stadium has 65,745 paid, with a gate of just under $8.3 million.
The report also suggests that for the second event in a row, the pay-per-view buys for AEW Double Or Nothing 2023 grew in the second week after it originally aired. The show had a 12.8% increase between June 1 and June 7.
AEW Double Or Nothing 2023 is now up 0.9% from AEW Revolution for the same time period. Depending on the next two weeks, AEW Double Or Nothing 2023 should end up with around 140,000 buys or more. That is the range that every AEW pay-per-view event has ended up in starting with Forbidden Door 2022.
