AEW Will Reportedly Add Another 2023 Pay-Per-View to Its Schedule
AEW will reportedly add an eighth pay-per-view to its 2023 schedule soon...
AEW is currently set to have seven pay-per-views by the end of this year, a record for the young promotion. On top of the usual four — Revolution, Double or Nothing, All Out and Full Gear, the company once again co-promoted Forbidden Door with New Japan Pro-Wrestling, ran its first stadium event with All In over in London and will kick off October with the WrestleDream event in Seattle. However, Bodyslam's Cassidy Haynes is now reporting that AEW is considering running one more pay-per-view before the end of the year to bring the annual total up to eight. A location hasn't been confirmed, but Dec. 29 is being discussed as a date.
WWE has stopped running December pay-per-views in recent years, so the show has a good chance of running unopposed. The date, a Friday, is likely being considered as it won't conflict with any NFL games (something Tony Khan has been against since AEW launched due to his family owning the Jacksonville Jaguars) or New Year's Eve/Day.
Andrew Zarian also recently reported that AEW is potentially extending its pay-per-view schedule up to 12 in 2024 as part of a new streaming deal with Max. Despite the streaming service launching a new live sports tier next month, AEW still hasn't been able to get its tape library or its pay-per-views on the platform. Stay tuned for more updates.
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