As the year draws to a close, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has dropped a bombshell announcement that has fans buzzing with excitement.
In a move that promises to end 2023 on a high note, All Elite Wrestling has confirmed a brand-new pay-per-view (PPV) event set for December.
AEW’s decision to introduce a new PPV event is not just a testament to their commitment to delivering top-tier entertainment but also a nod to the incredible year they’ve had.
The event, aptly named “AEW Worlds End,” is scheduled for Saturday, December 30th, 2023. And what better place to host this inaugural event than the vibrant city (and hometown of MJF) of Long Island, New York?
AEW World’s End Announcement
The revelation about the new PPV was made during the main event of a recent episode of Dynamite. The wrestling community was already on the edge of their seats as Orange Cassidy teamed up with Kazuchika Okada to battle Claudio Castagnoli and Bryan Danielson.
The match was significant for several reasons. Not only did it mark the first time Orange Cassidy and Bryan Danielson squared off, but it also served as a poignant reunion between Danielson and Okada.
Fans will recall the intense match between the two at Forbidden Door, where Danielson unfortunately sustained an injury that kept him out for months.
AEW Continues to Surprise
The announcement of “Worlds End” wasn’t the only highlight of the night. AEW World Champion MJF accepted a second match at Full Gear and agreed to a first-ever face-off against Kenny Omega.
Additionally, wrestling legend Ric Flair made a surprise appearance.
FAQ
- When is the new AEW PPV event scheduled?
- The “AEW Worlds End” is set for Saturday, December 30, 2023.
- Where will the event take place?
- The inaugural “AEW Worlds End” will be hosted in Long Island, New York.
- How was the new PPV event announced?
- The announcement was made during the main event of a recent AEW Dynamite episode.
- Who were the key wrestlers involved in the announcement match?
- The match featured Orange Cassidy teaming with Kazuchika Okada against Claudio Castagnoli and Bryan Danielson.
- Did any other significant events occur during the announcement night?
- Yes, AEW World Champion MJF accepted two significant matches, and Ric Flair made a surprise appearance.
