Early Estimate for AEW All Out 2023 PPV Buyrates – AEW delivered another action-packed pay-per-view spectacle with All Out, taking place at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. This event marked AEW’s second PPV offering within a week, captivating fans with thrilling wrestling encounters.

The show’s main event saw Jon Moxley seize the International Title from Orange Cassidy, and the excitement was palpable with a reported ticket count of over 9,500 leading up to the show, as indicated by WrestleTix.

All Out featured a diverse lineup of matches, including Bryan Danielson’s strap match victory over Ricky Starks and the successful ROH Tag Team Title defense by MJF and Adam Cole, among others.

During the AEW All Out Post Show Media Scrum, AEW President Tony Khan shared that the event is expected to have garnered over 100,000 buys. Furthermore, Khan revealed that AEW All In, the previous PPV offering, is approaching the impressive milestone of 200,000 buys.

For context, AEW All In recorded a buyrate ranging between 168,000 and 184,000 on pay-per-view, trailing slightly behind the buyrate record held by AEW All Out 2021, which achieved an impressive 215,000 buys. Last year’s All Out PPV garnered a reported 140,000 buys.

As traditional buy figures become available later in the week, a more comprehensive understanding of the event’s viewership and success will emerge.

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Early Estimate for AEW All Out 2023 PPV Buyrates