AEW Double or Nothing Estimate to Have Made 98,000 Purchases

According to the latest edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter, AEW Double or Nothing reportedly made approximately 98,000 purchases between television and digital-to-digital TV service, with a split of almost 50 / 50 between the two. Most current products make about 15-25% of digital orders these days, with the exception of the UFC, which has an agreement to get away from the television. Two-thirds of the program's purchases came from the United States, followed by the United Kingdom (which broadcast the Buy-In on ITV4), Australia, Germany and Canada). It's not quite double that of All In, but its price was higher than this event.

With retransmission purchases, he is expected to win the largest PPV ever for ECW, which had 99,000 purchases and would become the largest PPV in the history of wrestling not produced by WWE or WCW . He also beat the UFC's last all-digital event and was not far behind the last show. A promotion was not made without a regular television promotion since the Tito Ortiz vs. Ken Shamrock bouts in 2002 and Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz in 2004. The Impact Wrestling, even with a list that included names like Hulk Hogan , Ric Flair, Sting, Jeff Hardy and others, only half that number a few times. ECW has approached once.