As AEW continues to grow, so does pay-per-view events. Starting with four major shows each year at the start, AEW holds nine pay-per-views a year.
Tony Kahn shows content in the current pay-per-view count, but has not ruled out any potential future increases. A recent report by Hollywood Reporter Tony Maglio focused on AEW dynamite, which surpassed WCW Nitro in the total number of episodes aired, Khan shared his thoughts on the company’s pay-per-view strategy.
It is written in the article. “PPV serves as a pay-off point for storylines laid out by weekly television shows like Dynamite. Khan believes he has found a sweet spot in terms of annual counting. Khan was quoted saying, “For now, nine people are ‘a lot of numbers’.”
Looking at AEW’s instant pay-per-view schedule, the company will be leaving the AEW Dynasty event held on April 6th. The next major show on the calendar is AEW Double Or Nothing, scheduled for May 25th.
AEW also announced key dates later this year. All Elite Wrestling will be holding the third annual All-Event of the year in Texas on Saturday, July 12th, 2025. This event is especially important as it is the first pay-per-view of AEW held at Major League Baseball Stadiums in Globe Life Field, Texas and Arlington.
Continuing the successful collaboration, AEW and New Japan Pro Wrestling held their fourth annual ban door event at Wembley Stadium in London, UK on Sunday, August 24, 2025, making it the first time the event has been held outside of North America.
