What is the best AEW pay-per-view event of all time?

By YPB Team
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Chaotic brawls, emotional title changes, and unforgettable returns define this promotion. Which show stands above the rest? Cast your vote!

All Out 2021 - ranking option ranked #1

All Out 2021

AEW's most celebrated event, featuring CM Punk's emotional return to pro wrestling after seven years away plus Bryan Danielson and Adam Cole's surprise debuts.

1/12
Double or Nothing 2019 - ranking option ranked #2

Double or Nothing 2019

The very first AEW pay-per-view event, establishing the promotion's identity with Kenny Omega vs. Chris Jericho as the historic main event.

2/12
All In London 2023 - ranking option ranked #3

All In London 2023

AEW's landmark UK stadium show at Wembley Arena, drawing over 80,000 fans in the biggest independent wrestling event in history.

3/12
Revolution 2020 - ranking option ranked #4

Revolution 2020

A stacked card headlined by Jon Moxley defending the AEW title against Chris Jericho's Inner Circle, widely praised as one of the promotion's best early events.

4/12
All Out 2023 - ranking option ranked #5

All Out 2023

Featured Sting and Darby Allin's legendary tornado tag match widely called one of the greatest retirement performances in wrestling history.

5/12
Full Gear 2021 - ranking option ranked #6

Full Gear 2021

Headlined by CM Punk vs. Eddie Kingston in a hard-hitting brawl and MJF vs. Darby Allin, delivering one of AEW's most consistent top-to-bottom cards.

6/12
WrestleDream 2023 - ranking option ranked #7

WrestleDream 2023

A critically acclaimed Seattle event featuring Will Ospreay's show-stealing performance against Konosuke Takeshita and a memorable main event.

7/12

Revolution 2022

Headlined by the explosive CM Punk vs. MJF Dog Collar match — one of AEW's most brutal and emotionally intense main events.

8/12
Double or Nothing 2022 - ranking option ranked #9

Double or Nothing 2022

Featured the Forbidden Door crossover preview and CM Punk's title win, capped by a chaotic post-show brawl that became one of AEW's most talked-about moments.

9/12
All In Texas 2025 - ranking option ranked #10

All In Texas 2025

Adam Hangman Page's triumphant return to the AEW World Championship in a redemption arc storyline widely praised as one of AEW's finest narrative payoffs.

10/12
Double or Nothing 2026 - ranking option ranked #11

Double or Nothing 2026

MJF's triumphant return to AEW after a prolonged absence, delivering one of the most anticipated comebacks in recent pro wrestling memory.

11/12
Revolution 2023 - ranking option ranked #12

Revolution 2023

Headlined by MJF vs. Bryan Danielson in a 60-minute Iron Man Match — widely regarded as one of the greatest matches in AEW history.

12/12

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