Beyond the double, all elite wrestling looks forward to a summer filled with domestic and international shows, including “Aew Grand Slam Mexico,” all Texas, banned doors and more. The latest edition of the Wrestling Observer newsletter provided the latest information on ticket sales surrounding these events and on television taping in front of forbidden doors.
The “AEW Grand Slam Mexico” will host AEW’s first event in the Mexican country, marking Arena Mexico as the host venue. It is said that the June 18th TV special will be near if it is not sold out yet. Aew Stars Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega are expected to take part in the event, along with many of the talents in CMLL.
The Texas AEW originated from Globe Lifefield in Arlington, Texas on July 12, 20101 and is reportedly being sold to date. There, the winners of the Women and Men’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament will compete for the Women and AEW World Championships, respectively. These titles are currently being held by Toni Storm and John Moxley.
In August, AEW returns to the UK for “AEW Dynamic” and “AEW Collision” to seek a pay-per-view of the pro-prohibited door. The tandem “dynamite” and “collision” tailing on August 20 reportedly reached 4,765 ticket sales. Located in Glasgow, Scotland, OVO Hydro will serve as a venue with a maximum capacity of around 9,000 on television setups. Meanwhile, the banned door at the O2 Arena in London on August 24th has generated 11,623 ticket sales so far. According to Wong, all Indoor and Outside Doors 2025 are on track to become the third and fourth gate in AEW history, after all 2023 and 2024 of the PPV at Wembley Stadium in London.
