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The latest updates on upcoming WWE and AEW pay-per-view events indicate a direct competition following Battleground and Double or Nothing. On Sunday night, WWE and AEW went head-to-head with WWE’s NXT Battleground and AEW’s Double or Nothing occurring simultaneously.
WWE recently announced that NXT will host an exciting American Bash event on Saturday, July 12th, which will coincide with AEW’s main Saturday night pay-per-view event in Atlanta. This marks another instance of both companies scheduling major events on the same night, although it might be the last head-to-head clash between WWE and AEW this year.
Brian Alvarez, speaking on Wrestling Observer Live, revealed that there are “at least” two more occasions planned later this year where WWE and AEW events will overlap. While he couldn’t share specific details yet, he confirmed that these clashes are expected during significant AEW event weekends.
At AEW’s All In event, Hangman Adam Page will challenge Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship, and Mercedes Moné is set to face Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s World Championship.
Fan Take: This ongoing head-to-head scheduling underscores the fierce competition between WWE and AEW, highlighting AEW’s rising prominence in the wrestling world. For AEW fans, it promises a thrilling year of must-watch events, potentially pushing the sport to new heights in quality and popularity.
