AEW Owner Tony Khan Shares Insights on the Wrestling Industry and AEW’s Direction
Summary
– Tony Khan, owner of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), reflects on AEW’s five-year journey and growth.
– Khan discusses AEW’s return to Jacksonville, the venue’s significance, and upcoming shows.
– He addresses AEW’s TV deals, the signing of Adam Copeland, and plans for the wrestling company.
In the episode “Going Ringside,” Tony Khan, the owner of All Elite Wrestling, shares his insights on the wrestling industry and the direction of AEW. Celebrating five years since AEW’s formation, Khan talks about its growth and return to Jacksonville, which holds special significance for AEW. He highlights the upcoming Dynamite and Rampage shows at Daily’s Place, emphasizing the venue’s importance as AEW’s home during the pandemic.
Khan discusses AEW’s record-breaking live events, including the Allin event in London, which sold over 81,000 tickets. He also touches on the company’s expansion in terms of live events and television, including the addition of Saturday Night Collision and Friday Night Rampage to their programming.
Addressing AEW’s TV deals, Khan expresses optimism about the company’s future with Warner Brothers Discovery. He also delves into the signing of Adam Copeland (Edge), his impact on AEW, and the ongoing storyline with Christian Cage. Khan speaks about the importance of Sting’s final matches and the excitement surrounding them.
Khan shares his enthusiasm for AEW’s future, including plans for 2024 and beyond. He emphasizes the importance of listening to fan feedback and its role in shaping AEW’s direction. The interview provides a comprehensive look at AEW’s current state and its ambitious plans for the future.
