Given the tribalistic nature of some fans, AEW's decision to move to smaller venues for their weekly TV shows led to some people claiming that AEW was failing and the company would go out of business.

Tony Khan is a fan of AEW running smaller venues. In recent months, the promotion has made concentrated effort to run smaller and intimate venues, allowing for the company to sell out more shows.

During a recent interview with AEW Unrestricted, Viva Van discussed joining AEW and realizing CEO Tony Khan putting his faith in her.

The exclusive agreement will bring AEW's biggest pay-per-views to entertainment venues in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico such as bars, restaurants, and casinos. AEW President Tony Khan ...

AEW Worlds End is right around the corner ... and regardless of what I had heard about 'well it's a very small venue and there's not many rooms to be able to gather in, and not many locker ...

Double or Nothing was the event that technically started it all for AEW. The event has become known as an anniversary of sorts as the 2019 event was officially the first pay-per-view ever produced ...

AEW Double or Nothing will take place live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Nevada. The venue was first opened on December 31, 1993, and has a capacity of 17,000 seats. It was built with ...

AEW’s continued collaboration with Joe Hand Promotions supports hospitality venues like Dave & Buster’s and other businesses, helping drive traffic through co-branded campaigns that captivate ...