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How the reported AEW PPV buy rates compare
The table orders the available figures from highest to lowest, while preserving uncertainty where estimates overlap or are approximate. It is a partial comparison, not a ranking of every AEW event. The reports do not provide a complete set of consistently finalized totals.
| Event | Reported buys | Report and status | Platform scope and comparison note |
|---|---|---|---|
| All In London 2026 | 210,000–230,000 | POST Wrestling, September 4, 2026; early range | Based on digital performance; the reported range did not include television numbers. The report said television performance was extrapolated from digital performance. It is a possible record, not a settled one. |
| All Out 2021 | 215,000 | POST Wrestling, September 4, 2026; reported as the prior AEW PPV record | The report identifies this as the existing record, but the cited account does not specify a platform breakdown. |
| Double or Nothing 2024 | Estimated 133,000 | WrestlingNewsSource.com, May 31, 2024; early estimate | The report noted that Memorial Day weekend delayed the reporting of numbers; a platform breakdown is not stated. |
| Dynasty 2024 | Approximately 122,000 | Wrestling Inc, April 27, 2024; estimate not finalized | Reported across television and streaming. |
| Full Gear 2019 | Around 100,000 or slightly below | Wrestling Inc, November 15, 2019; estimate | The contemporaneous report said cable figures were not yet available, so the total was not a complete finalized count. |
| Double or Nothing 2019 | 98,000 | Forbes, May 31, 2019, reporting Dave Meltzer’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter estimate | A contemporaneous estimate; a platform breakdown is not stated. |
The top two entries cannot be assigned a definitive first and second place from these reports: All In London’s range crosses the 215,000 All Out benchmark. The remaining figures are ordered by their reported estimates, but the approximate Full Gear figure is close enough to Double or Nothing 2019 that the reports do not support treating their relative positions as an exact finalized ranking.
What “buys” tells you—and what it does not
A PPV buy rate is a reported count of purchases, not a count of viewers. It does not tell you how many people watched each purchase, and it is not interchangeable with live attendance, gate revenue, television ratings, streaming viewers, or online search interest. A buy figure also does not, by itself, establish an event’s gross revenue: the reports listed here do not supply a consistent price per purchase or a comparable revenue total.
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- Tag team matches feature a sequence of team maneuvers performed with simple commands
Why these figures are not a definitive all-time leaderboard
The reports describe estimates made at different stages and do not all cover distribution in the same way. Some figures are explicitly early or provisional; Full Gear 2019 lacked cable figures at the time of its report, Dynasty 2024 combined television and streaming, and the All In London 2026 range was described as an early digital-based estimate with television performance extrapolated. Those differences make a single precise ranking look more certain than the underlying reporting allows.
For a complete event-by-event leaderboard, each entry would need a consistently defined total, a clear platform scope, and a finalized count. The available reports establish useful comparisons, but not that uniform dataset. Treat the numbers as published estimates attributed to Dave Meltzer’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter reporting, as relayed by the publications named above.
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- Combines nostagic arcade wrestling feel with innovative All Elite Wrestling finishers and offensive moves
- Talent roster combines biggest legends to enter the ring pus brand new, high-flying AEW stars!
- Single, tag-team, 3-way, 4-way, ladder, Casino Battle Royale, Falls Count Anywhere, Unsanctioned Lights Out, Exploding Barbed Wire Death and online co-op multi-player matches!
- Online co-op multi-player!
- Tag team matches feature a sequence of team maneuvers performed with simple commands
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