the point is clearly not the number, the point is how empty that stadium is gonna beA fed that’s fairly young and never did a show over there pulling in over 40k isn’t good? Only weirdo marks would hate on that.
AEW ALL IN 2023: 80k at Wembley (MJF vs Cole; FTR vs Young Bucks III; Joe vs Punk V)
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They'll say that anyway
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Tarps and lighting exist.
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I do think All In will have an impressive enough turn out. All y’all brehs are hovering around 40k, that seems the most realistic. Hella good itself, but 50k+ will get the 
for sure
I know All Out gotta still be a thing. If United Center gets it I’d be grateful, but at the same time, why not really go for broke and shoot for Wrigley or even Solider Field.
Two successful ass back to back stadium shows (both in the states and over the pond) would have any hater not Jamie going, “Alright man damn, we get it!”
for sureI know All Out gotta still be a thing. If United Center gets it I’d be grateful, but at the same time, why not really go for broke and shoot for Wrigley or even Solider Field.
Two successful ass back to back stadium shows (both in the states and over the pond) would have any hater not Jamie going, “Alright man damn, we get it!”
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I respect the brass balls of it....just the fact they're running a show in Wembley will create some buzz and noise for the show.
The thing is going right back to the genesis of AEW at All In they've generally always gone past people's expectations for selling tickets at big shows, so I would be wary of saying this will be a failure but at the same time I'm assuming the costs of running Wembley might mean it wouldn't be a big financial success even getting 40k in the building. Then you've got the visual of seeing a less than half filled stadium not being a good look.
But at the same time I admire the testicular fortiude of going big, and if they're gonna do something like this then it makes sense it being their first show in Europe.
But there is an argument they should've run a smaller soccer stadium (something in the 50k-60k range). Wembley is a big leap but I have to salute Tony Yayo going for it. He was on the purest of pure snow when he made this decision.
The thing is going right back to the genesis of AEW at All In they've generally always gone past people's expectations for selling tickets at big shows, so I would be wary of saying this will be a failure but at the same time I'm assuming the costs of running Wembley might mean it wouldn't be a big financial success even getting 40k in the building. Then you've got the visual of seeing a less than half filled stadium not being a good look.
But at the same time I admire the testicular fortiude of going big, and if they're gonna do something like this then it makes sense it being their first show in Europe.
But there is an argument they should've run a smaller soccer stadium (something in the 50k-60k range). Wembley is a big leap but I have to salute Tony Yayo going for it. He was on the purest of pure snow when he made this decision.
On top of the marks fantasy booking of Goldberg debut, Sting retiring, Punk vs Omega, Osprey vs?, And Mercedes Mono.
They can barely fill arenas here in America, no wonder Dynamite and Rampage be so damn poorly lit
Khan can only hide behind his terrible booking for so long with "huge announcements" and "debuts"
NYChase718
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All the tarp and lighting
Aew presents : smoke and mirrors
Aew presents : smoke and mirrors
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You can basically subtract like 10K off the announced attendance for any WWE stadium show to get the correct attendance.WWE has lied about attendance figures since before any of us were born
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Anything north of 40k would be impressive to me.
I think they could realistically get 60k to attend.
I think they could realistically get 60k to attend.
