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La AEW, qui a vu ses foules baisser depuis plusieurs mois – sauf pour la majorité de ses PPV – , a finalement décidé d’aller de l’avant avec des plus petits amphithéâtres.
Il y a quelques jours, la AEW a déplacé un enregistrement de Collision à Colombus, voyant beaucoup trop grand au départ avec un aréna de 20 000 places.
Bryan Alvarez, de Wrestling Observer Live, confirme la décision de la AEW.
On devra toutefois procéder à des ajustements techniques, mais ce changement de cap donnera une meilleure ambiance à ses épisodes hebdomadaires, dont Dynamite. De plus, la AEW fera des économies financières appréciables.
“I’m gonna be kind of vague but it’s happening. I just don’t know all the technical details.”
“I have been told that there is headway being made in running smaller buildings. Now you hear that and think, why does headway need to be made? Just book smaller buildings. Well apparently, there actually was a logistical reason why they were running a lot of larger buildings and it had to do with the set and in particular, the lighting rig. There was something that they had in their set that was basically too large and heavy to get into smaller buildings and so they have been working on retooling it so they can actually get their set into smaller buildings. So I think as the year 2025 kind of starts coming in, they’ve been talking about different ideas for production and everything like that. I think we’re going to finally get the move. There are gonna be smaller buildings. They’re gonna work on some production and hopefully, that will be a positive in terms of how the show looks, sounds. etc. on television. And they will save a lot of money.”
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