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AEW's post-Wembley Dynamite in Allen, Texas is selling poorly, with 1,732 tickets distributed (up 97 in a week) versus a year-to-date average of 3,234. About 115 tickets remain on resale and the cheapest Standard Admission is $45.05. The Texas venue seems chosen to capitalize on last year’s All In Texas momentum, but ticket sales are lagging; momentum could improve after All In if major debuts or buzz materialize.
AEW announced 15,015 in attendance for Double or Nothing 2026, but WrestleTix reports 14,394 distributed tickets, noting some seats (Section 113 behind the set) were likely comps; last year’s event had 8,200 distributed, showing growth but a gap between the claimed live figure and distributed tickets.
AEW Dynamite in Fairfax sold 5,283 tickets, the 2026 record, beating Winnipeg (4,554) and Orlando (4,153) and marking AEW’s strongest US Dynamite gate since Grand Slam at Arthur Ashe Stadium in September 2024. While no Virginia PPV plans are publicly confirmed, the solid gate could push market interest; next events include Double or Nothing in Queens (May 24) and Forbidden Door in San Jose (June 28).
WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event in Montreal is selling into a much smaller real estate than the venue can hold: 10,761 tickets distributed with 476 remaining on a 19,585-seat map, yet only 11,237 seats are being used (over 8,000 unused) to maintain a packed TV appearance. The last WWE event at the venue used about 13,987 seats, suggesting demand may be softer than promoters hoped. The lineup includes Cody Rhodes vs. Jacob Fatu, a Fatal 4-Way No. 1 Contender’s match, and Styles vs. Nakamura. Readers are invited to share whether WWE should have promoted the show differently amid changing fan habits.