How’s AEW Big Business Doing In Ticket Sales One Week Out?
AEW is hoping for some big attendence numbers for Big Business next week, but how are sales going in Boston?
WrestleTix on X notoriously keeps tabs on what WWE and AEW are doing at live events and AEW has a whopper of an event next week in place of Dynamite with Big Business.
According to the account, the TD Garden, which is home to the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtcis, is set to hold 7,800 and the tickets currently distributed are 7,004, meaning there are 796 tickets still available.
For reference, the last time the TD Garden hosted AEW was for Blood & Guts back in July and that set-up was made for a bigger crowd, with 8,956 attending.
With less than a week remaining, it remains to be seen if AEW will reach it's goal of sales, but if one were to go by the sales over the past three days, AEW may only sell just over 200 more tickets.
Whether AEW reaches it's goal or not for Big Business, the card is becoming quite stacked for the show. Darby Allin will square off against Jay White in singles competition and not only that, but a World Title match is set to go down. Wardlow is cashing in his scramble victory from AEW Revolution to challenge Samoa Joe.
Those may be the only matches announced for the moment, but Tony Khan is basically telegraphing the much-anticipated debut of Mercedes Mone. It's also likely that we'll have one or two World Tag Team Title tournament matches.
