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Fight for the Fallen had under 5000 fans attend per Meltzer
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PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
4000 is still a good number and even the standard to most wrestling events.
Hell those raw and smackdown numbers
Hell those raw and smackdown numbers
exactly. This illusion of big time wrestling event= WM 3 numbers is laughable when in reality, most shows hold up in the low 1000s. Now if we in the 100s, that's where you need to worry
'E-head markkk: AEW can't even draw 5,000 
Everyone else: Neither can WWE
'E-head markkk:
AEW needs to keep WWE out of their mouth if they aren't competition 
Everyone else: AEW is always in yours and WWE has been counter-programming them
'E-head markkk: I don't even fukk with AEW. shyt's terrible and is gonna flop. 
Everyone else: You're in every AEW thread and you've watched every AEW show so far
Everyone else: Neither can WWE
'E-head markkk:
AEW needs to keep WWE out of their mouth if they aren't competition Everyone else: AEW is always in yours and WWE has been counter-programming them
'E-head markkk:
I don't even fukk with AEW. shyt's terrible and is gonna flop. Everyone else: You're in every AEW thread and you've watched every AEW show so far
I'm no WWE stooge, but I would kinda expect them to be able to sell out a small venue for only their third show ever. They have the momentum. They're new and fresh. This ain't WWE running Raw for the 900th time in 5 years in the same market.
To me the fact they've been unable to sell out two shows in smaller markets is a pretty big red flag. Ya'll talk about the fact that they aren't supershows like All In. You're right, but they're about to start running a weekly TV show. I think this shows us that they need to run 3-4k venues at the most for their TV shows. It might even be worth finding their version of Full Sail or the old Manhattan centre as a home base for their TV show.
To me the fact they've been unable to sell out two shows in smaller markets is a pretty big red flag. Ya'll talk about the fact that they aren't supershows like All In. You're right, but they're about to start running a weekly TV show. I think this shows us that they need to run 3-4k venues at the most for their TV shows. It might even be worth finding their version of Full Sail or the old Manhattan centre as a home base for their TV show.
NYChase718
Veteran
Venue can only fit 5,500. Even if it did 4800 that’s still good.
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AEW pulling 4800 fans in a 5000 seat venue
Wwe pullin 3500 fans in 10000 seat venue
It's not surprising to me that a little show like FFTF didn't sell out in a place like Jacksonville.
All In, Double Or Nothing and All Out are all destination/statement/hallmark shows in major cities. Weekend events full of rasslin stuff and a fun city to explore. Fyter Fest and FFTF were one night event B- & C-shows run in B- & C-markets meant to tide people over until All Out & the weekly show. No dream matches, no major city or venue. That's why they were given away online for free. People on here have had higher expectations for these shows than AEW did themselves. The shows have been viewed as a success by AEW & TNT, so if it's making sense for them on a business side... good. The last two shows weren't knockouts, but I enjoyed them and hope they continue to offer these smaller shows for free on B/R Live in the future.
AEW will probably continue to be a draw in large smark markets where they can promote their shows as true "events", but I can see them struggling in smaller markets where they are left to the mercies of casual fans. They definitely need to be looking at booking 1,000-5,000 max seat venues when they start doing the weekly show or the optics are going to look really bad for them. I would love for them to think outside the box and hit up unique venues and do more amphitheater shows but I guess that will have to wait until next spring/summer now.
Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
shyt on what was essentially a "Clash of the Champions" show brehs
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
They sold almost 5000 seats for a charity show with no storylines that was given away for free on the internet with a tag match as the main event in a city no one comes to for anything in an arena not designed for pro wrestling events on a Saturday night?
NYChase718
Veteran
last month's Stomping Grounds pay-per-view, which only drew around 4,000 - 4,500 paid fans at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, WA, which can hold up to 18,000 fans with the production setup
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
last month's Stomping Grounds pay-per-view, which only drew around 4,000 - 4,500 paid fans at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, WA, which can hold up to 18,000 fans with the production setup
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
OP is looking more like a dumb stooge.last month's Stomping Grounds pay-per-view, which only drew around 4,000 - 4,500 paid fans at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, WA, which can hold up to 18,000 fans with the production setup
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Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
on the real and no wwf show back then was ever as good as the clash.
art barr
Barnett141
Banned
Agreed, OP needs his head rammed up a 450-pound cholo's humongous ass after he just got done eating half the menu off of Taco Bell.OP is looking more like a dumb stooge.
Rell84shots
Veteran
In Layman's terms they've got enough positive things going to be a good promotion, but this notion that they'll be competition for the WWE is completely ridiculous.
