AEW is gearing up for a special episode of Dynamite with the tagline “Grand Slam” at the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, NY, on Wednesday, September 20th. According to WrestleTix, the show has already sold 5,252 tickets, leaving only 4,674 seats available out of a total capacity of 9,926.
The Grand Slam event has become a highly anticipated tradition for AEW. Last year’s edition featured an intense matchup between Britt Baker and Ruby Soho for the AEW Women’s World Championship. Meanwhile, the inaugural Grand Slam event in 2021 saw Bryan Danielson face Jon Moxley for the vacant AEW World Championship. Both shows drew impressive crowds, with over 20,000 fans attending the first event and more than 13,000 fans filling the venue for the second installment.
This year’s Grand Slam is expected to be another unforgettable night of action-packed wrestling. AEW has consistently delivered thrilling matches and captivating storylines, making it a must-watch promotion for wrestling fans worldwide.
For fans who haven’t secured their tickets yet, there’s still a chance to be part of the Grand Slam experience. With 4,674 seats remaining, time is running out to secure your spot in the historic Arthur Ashe Stadium. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the high-flying maneuvers, hard-hitting strikes, and dramatic moments that AEW is known for.
If you’re interested in attending the event, you can find more information and purchase tickets on the WrestleTix website. WrestleTix is a trusted platform for wrestling ticket sales, ensuring a seamless and secure purchasing experience.
As the anticipation builds for AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam, wrestling fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the action that will unfold in the ring. AEW has become a major player in the wrestling industry, offering a fresh and exciting alternative to traditional wrestling promotions.
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This article was sourced from Wrestling Headlines.