AEW Redemption ticket sales update for new Canadian PPV show
AEW Redemption is set to take place on Sunday, July 26th from the Centre Bell in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Tickets for Redemption went on sale June 1 and we’ve now got an update in terms of how well the event is selling.
According to the latest update from WrestleTix, 4,782 tickets have been distributed for the PPV event, which is up +223 since the last update (from 7 days ago). For context, the last time the company ran the building was for the 12/6/2023 episode of Dynamite, which distributed 4,994 tickets overall.
AEW Redemption Ticket Update
No matches have been confirmed for the show as of yet, mainly due to AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door taking place beforehand. The company will likely sell more tickets in the coming weeks with around 19,527 on the current map for the building, although it will be a tall task to get anywhere near that number.
The 4,994 tickets that were sold for the 2023 episode of Dynamite will likely be beaten with around 40 days left to go until the PPV (also taking into account late sales and walkups). Redemption was actually only announced 3 weeks ago (on May 26th), not giving the company a ton of time to sell tickets for the PPV event from Montreal (literally two months after the announcement).
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