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#3 All Out Buys Exceeded Double or Nothing
So far, AEW has had 4 official PPVs: Double or Nothing and All Out were the "big 2" while the rest would be best considered as filler PPVs. The PPV buy rate for Double or Nothing was considered fantastic for a company that was holding itheir first official PPV. Double or Nothing had a buy rate of between 98,000 buys and 113,000 buys worldwide. This included buys from traditional television as well as digital media via B/R Live and Fite TV.
Initially, it was reported that All Out only did a buy rate of 28,000 buys via TV buys in the U.S. This is down from the 35,000 buys that Double or Nothing drew on PPV TV. It should be noted that the 28,000 buys don't include the B/R Live numbers. While not confirmed, B/R Live is reportedly saying that the buy rate is up on its digital platform.
On a separate note, Fite TV reached out to Wrestling Inc and said that All Out exceeded the buy rate of Double or Nothing. This is very good news for the company. As of now, the final numbers are not known, but if they happen to equal or exceed Double or Nothing, that could only be a good thing going forward.
