Tony Khan says AEW All Out “ignited the passion of wrestling fans worldwide!”

AEW President Tony Khan took to Twitter to say thank you to the AEW fans. Khan confirmed that All Out was All Elite Wrestling’s most-watched pay-per-view ever.

The pay-per-view which aired from Chicago, Illinois, saw the debuts of Bryan Danielson, Minoru Suzuki, Adam Cole, and the in-ring debuts of CM Punk, Ruby Soho, and Paul Wight.

The tweet stated “Thank you to everyone who’s ordered #AEWAllOut & made it the most-watched @AEW PPV ever! Thank you to everyone who attended the show! If you haven’t seen it, please consider ordering the PPV; it’s ignited the passion of wrestling fans worldwide! Thank you all for making it possible!”

Fans all over the world have today been celebrating the event, which many have described as one of the best pay-per-views of all time. Replays are still available through Fite TV and Bleacher Report, and also through Cable.

AEW hit a home run with All Out

If you thought business was picking up with CM Punk returning a few weeks ago, then last night raised that bar even further. All Out no doubt was an incredible event from start to finish. It couldn’t have gone any better. Seeing Minoru Suzuki’s first walkout shocked the AEW fans following Jon Moxley’s match, but it was what happened at the end of the night that will be remembered for years to come.

After Kenny Omega defeated Christian Cage to retain the AEW World Championship, Adam Cole made his shocking All Elite debut. That wasn’t all. Bryan Danielson also made his expected appearance by joining the ranks. Moving forward, the AEW roster is absolutely stacked. We have dream matches in abundance. This was a critical night for the company, and they delivered more than anyone could have ever predicted. Now, let’s see what else AEW has in store for us for the rest of the year. We simply cannot wait. Tony is right, it has ignited the passion.

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