The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has shared the updated pay-per-view buy estimates and details on the attendance for AEW Worlds End 2023 which emanated from the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY.
AEW President Tony Khan noted during the media scrum that PPV buys were almost the same as Full Gear 2023 which had around 135,000 buys.
The WON reports that Worlds End is currently down 2% from Full Gear the same number of days after the show, but late buys could change that figure.
Since digital buys are identical, the current estimate is 134,000.
AEW Worlds End 2023 had competition from TV that night, as it went head-to-head with the Dallas Cowboys vs. the Detroit Lions. That game had a massive viewership of 26,059,000 and a 6.57 in 18-49 (13,735,000/2.61 on ABC, 11,379,000/3.70 on ESPN and 945,000/0.26 on ESPN2).
Of those who bought AEW Worlds End 2023, 58.4% bought AEW Full Gear 2023 and 6.2% also bought WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2023.
Meanwhile, AEW Worlds End 2023 was a houseful show with 10,039 tickets out and just under 10,000 paid. The live gate was reportedly $800,000.
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AEW Worlds End 2023: Pay-Per-View Buy Estimates and Attendance Details
The recent AEW Worlds End 2023 pay-per-view event took place at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY, and has garnered attention for its impressive attendance and pay-per-view buy estimates. Let’s delve into the details shared by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
During a media scrum, AEW President Tony Khan revealed that the PPV buys for Worlds End 2023 were almost on par with Full Gear 2023, which had approximately 135,000 buys. This indicates a strong viewership and fan interest in AEW’s latest offering.
However, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter reports that Worlds End is currently down 2% from Full Gear in terms of buy estimates for the same number of days after the show. It’s important to note that late buys could potentially change this figure, so the final numbers may differ. As of now, the estimate stands at 134,000 buys.
One factor that may have impacted the viewership numbers for AEW Worlds End 2023 is the competition it faced from a highly anticipated football game. The event coincided with the Dallas Cowboys vs. the Detroit Lions game, which attracted a massive viewership of 26,059,000 and a 6.57 rating in the 18-49 demographic. The game was broadcasted on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2.
Interestingly, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter also shared some insights into the buying habits of AEW Worlds End 2023 viewers. Of those who purchased the pay-per-view event, 58.4% had also bought AEW Full Gear 2023, showcasing a dedicated fanbase. Additionally, 6.2% of viewers also purchased WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2023, indicating a crossover interest among wrestling fans.
In terms of attendance, AEW Worlds End 2023 was a successful event. The show boasted a houseful crowd with 10,039 tickets distributed, and nearly 10,000 of them were paid. The live gate, which refers to the revenue generated from ticket sales, was reported to be $800,000. These numbers highlight the popularity and demand for AEW events among wrestling enthusiasts.
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In conclusion, AEW Worlds End 2023 garnered significant attention with its impressive pay-per-view buy estimates and attendance figures. Despite facing competition from a major football game, the event showcased AEW’s dedicated fanbase and their interest in the promotion’s offerings. With such success, AEW continues to solidify its position in the wrestling industry.