AEW Double or Nothing 2026 date and location confirmed
AEW is officially bringing Double or Nothing 2026 to New York City.
It was announced via the New York Post today that Double or Nothing will be held at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens on Sunday, May 24. That is the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, which is the weekend Double or Nothing has traditionally been held dating back to when the pay-per-view debuted in 2019 as AEW’s inaugural event.
Louis Armstrong Stadium is located on the same tennis complex where AEW has held its past Grand Slam shows in New York City. The stadium has a capacity of roughly 14,000 before production configuration is factored in.
Double or Nothing tickets are going on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. Eastern time on Monday, March 9.
To go along with today’s announcement, the New York Post spoke with AEW World Champion MJF about Double or Nothing coming to NYC.
“When people think of America, when they don’t live in America, they think of New York. Every single famous movie is based in New York,” the Long Island native said. “The most famous professional wrestler who ever lived, Maxwell Jacob Friedman, is from New York. … the nice part is I don’t have to schlep as far as I usually do for the pay-per-view.”
Whether MJF will still be champion when Double or Nothing takes place remains to be seen. AEW still has its Revolution and Dynasty PPVs in the coming months. MJF defending his title against Hangman Page is official for Revolution on March 15.
Andrew Zarian of the Mat Men podcast first reported that Double or Nothing would be held in NYC.
Here is an updated look at AEW’s PPV schedule for 2026:
- Sunday, March 15: Revolution at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California
- Sunday, April 12: Dynasty at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Sunday, May 24: Double or Nothing at Louis Armstrong Stadium in New York City, New York
- Sunday, August 30: All In at Wembley Stadium in London, England
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