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

By YPB Team
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From CM Punk's spine-tingling return at All Out 2021 to the record-breaking spectacle of All In at Wembley Stadium, AEW has delivered some of wrestling's most unforgettable pay-per-view nights — which was the greatest?

Double or Nothing 2019 - ranking option ranked #1

Double or Nothing 2019

The inaugural AEW pay-per-view event that launched the promotion's PPV era with a celebration of wrestling's new dawn, headlined by Chris Jericho vs Kenny Omega.

1/20
All Out 2021 - ranking option ranked #2

All Out 2021

Widely considered AEW's greatest PPV ever, featuring CM Punk's shocking return to wrestling after seven years and a stacked card across the board.

2/20
Revolution 2021 - ranking option ranked #3

Revolution 2021

Explosive show headlined by Kenny Omega vs Jon Moxley in an exploding barbed wire deathmatch in a historic and controversial spectacle.

3/20
Full Gear 2021 - ranking option ranked #4

Full Gear 2021

The culmination of MJF and CM Punk's legendary real-life-blurring feud, headlined by one of wrestling's greatest promos turned match.

4/20
Revolution 2022 - ranking option ranked #5

Revolution 2022

The show where CM Punk captured the AEW World Title in a dream match against MJF, watched by millions after months of extraordinary storytelling.

5/20
Double or Nothing 2022 - ranking option ranked #6

Double or Nothing 2022

CM Punk vs Hangman Page main event delivering on months of world title storytelling, with Punk winning on a charged card at T-Mobile Arena.

6/20
Forbidden Door 2022 - ranking option ranked #7

Forbidden Door 2022

AEW and NJPW's landmark cross-promotional event featuring dream matches between two of wrestling's biggest promotions, including Moxley vs Tanahashi.

7/20
All Out 2022 - ranking option ranked #8

All Out 2022

A chaotic, historic night where CM Punk won the AEW World Triple Crown before a backstage incident closed his first AEW chapter.

8/20
Double or Nothing 2023 - ranking option ranked #9

Double or Nothing 2023

MJF delivers an emotional and gripping world title defense on one of AEW's slickest produced PPVs with a card full of hard-hitting matches.

9/20
Revolution 2023 - ranking option ranked #10

Revolution 2023

Bryan Danielson and MJF went to 60-minute war in one of wrestling's greatest-ever Iron Man matches, headlining a near-perfect PPV card.

10/20
All In 2023 - ranking option ranked #11

All In 2023

Historic event at Wembley Stadium drawing 81,000 fans — the largest paid professional wrestling crowd in history — a watershed moment for AEW.

11/20
WrestleDream 2023 - ranking option ranked #12

WrestleDream 2023

The debut of Kazuchika Okada in AEW headlined this Seattle special, one of AEW's most buzzed-about surprise moments for NJPW crossover fans.

12/20
Worlds End 2023 - ranking option ranked #13

Worlds End 2023

MJF's title reign comes to a dramatic close in a four-way match on New Year's Eve, setting the stage for Samoa Joe's dominant 2024 run.

13/20
Dynasty 2024 - ranking option ranked #14

Dynasty 2024

AEW's brand-new PPV brand debut at the iconic Chaifetz Arena, establishing a fifth major pillar in the company's annual event calendar.

14/20
Double or Nothing 2024 - ranking option ranked #15

Double or Nothing 2024

Swerve Strickland's coronation as AEW World Champion headlines a milestone show celebrating the promotion's fifth anniversary in Las Vegas.

15/20
All In 2024 - ranking option ranked #16

All In 2024

A second massive event at Wembley Stadium cementing AEW's international appeal, with Bryan Danielson's retirement match as its emotional centrepiece.

16/20
WrestleDream 2024 - ranking option ranked #17

WrestleDream 2024

Jon Moxley's heel turn and seizure of the AEW World Title shocks the wrestling world on a dramatic night in Seattle.

17/20
Revolution 2025 - ranking option ranked #18

Revolution 2025

A pivotal card where Jon Moxley's Blackpool Combat Club dominates and the landscape of AEW's championship scene shifts dramatically.

18/20
Double or Nothing 2025 - ranking option ranked #19

Double or Nothing 2025

The annual Las Vegas spectacular raises the stakes in AEW's championship picture with a high-octane card to kick off the summer season.

19/20
Double or Nothing 2026 - ranking option ranked #20

Double or Nothing 2026

The most recent installment of AEW's marquee annual event, featuring MJF vs. Darby Allin in a blockbuster grudge match in Las Vegas.

20/20

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