Tony Khan Explains AEW's Growing PPV Calendar
Tony Khan spoke about AEW’s expansion and explained the reasoning behind its growing pay-per-view schedule. AEW launched in 2019 with a small number of major shows, including Double or Nothing, All Out, Full Gear, and Revolution. The company began adding more events from 2022-23 onward.
Tony Khan has spoken about AEW’s expansion and the thinking behind its increasing pay-per-view lineup. The promotion debuted in 2019 with a limited group of major events, among them Double or Nothing, All Out, Full Gear, and Revolution.
From 2022-23 onward, AEW started adding more shows to that calendar. Khan’s remarks frame the larger slate as part of the company’s wider growth, while the available material does not identify individual additions.
A growing pay-per-view calendar could affect wrestling fans, performers, and production crews. Fans may face higher total costs and more choices, while talent and staff could see added workload and travel demands. AEW and its partners may gain more revenue opportunities, but frequent events could also test audience interest and spending. The broader combat-sports market may feel pressure to compete on scheduling and value, though the actual outcome remains uncertain.