What is the best AEW pay-per-view event of all time?
Chaotic brawls, emotional title changes, and unforgettable returns define this promotion. Which show stands above the rest? Cast your vote!
1All 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.
2Double 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.
3All 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.
4Revolution 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.
5All Out 2023
Featured Sting and Darby Allin's legendary tornado tag match widely called one of the greatest retirement performances in wrestling history.
6Full 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.
7WrestleDream 2023
A critically acclaimed Seattle event featuring Will Ospreay's show-stealing performance against Konosuke Takeshita and a memorable main event.
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Revolution 2022
Headlined by the explosive CM Punk vs. MJF Dog Collar match — one of AEW's most brutal and emotionally intense main events.
9Double 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.
10All 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.
11Double 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.
12Revolution 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.
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