Category: AEW

As wrestling over time, various wrestling bodies also emerged, making the sport more professional and interesting. The main driving force behind All Elite Wrestling (AEW) was the desire and passion of a father and his son, who built the entire AEW empire. They quickly gained fans and captured the attention of the world.

AEW emerged as a flagship program in 2019., with Tony Khan leading the charge. He envisioned a program where he was not alone and invited famous wrestlers like Cody, Omega, Nick, and Matt to join him. The main goal was to generate a significant amount of revenue, which they successfully achieved with a large audience in their first show.

The weekly show named Dynamite on TNT garnered increasing attention, with the first match between Omega and Chris Jericho being particularly engaging. The high viewership attracted interest from many media outlets looking to sign agreements.

The popularity of AEW led to an increase in pay-per-view events, prompting TNT management to expand the show’s airtime from one to two hours. The creative freedom of AEW also contributed to growing audience numbers. AEW supported its wrestlers and encouraged them, introducing the first women’s wrestling championship in a unique and engaging way, along with hosting more events.

Despite facing challenges such as increasing participant demands and the impact of Covid, AEW persevered and continued to produce remarkable shows, solidifying its position in the wrestling industry.

They brought a revolution to the field of wrestling, with their first event “Double or Nothing” marking a significant milestone in their growth.