AEW Dynamite tonight selling 1,000+ fewer tickets in North Carolina than 2025 visit
AEW Dynamite takes place tonight from Asheville, North Carolina, at Harrah’s Cherokee Center. According to the latest report from WrestleTix, the show is tracking to sell far less tickets than the last time the company ran the building.
The report indicates that 2,049 tickets have been distributed for the show so far. This is way down from the 1/1/2025 New Years Dynamite event (the last time they ran the building), which saw 3,402 tickets distributed, so well over 1,000 tickets lower.
For context, the 1/1/2025 episode of Dynamite was the sixth Fight for the Fallen charity event, compared to this week being a standard ‘regular’ Dynamite show. The year to date average for AEW events is around 3,312, again far higher than tonight’s Dynamite is currently tracking.
AEW Dynamite matches tonight
Here are all of the confirmed matches and segments for tonight’s episode of Dynamite:
- AEW World Championship Match: Darby Allin (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita
- Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, Orange Cassidy, Matt Jackson, and Nick Jackson vs. Dax Harwood, Cash Wheeler, Tommaso Ciampa, David Finlay, and Clark Connors in a ten-man tag
- Will Ospreay vs. Ace Austin
- MJF addresses the Hair vs Title challenge set for the Double or Nothing PPV
- Kevin Knight TNT Title Open Challenge
- Triangle of Madness vs Brawling Birds and Hikaru Shida
- Men’s and Women’s Brackets for the Owen Hart Tournament revealed
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