Tony Khan told the crowd at the Watsco Center in Coral Gables, Florida, that he would bring an AEW pay-per-view to the Miami area after Wednesday’s Dynamite went off the air.
Khan came out after the broadcast ended and asked the crowd whether they would come back if he brought Collision or Dynamite to the area. Fans answered with a “pay-per-view” chant.
“Pay-per-view? What are you saying?” Khan said. “If you keep delivering great, great, great, great receptions to the wrestlers like you did tonight, you better believe I’ll bring a pay-per-view here!”
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Khan also called it one of AEW’s best Dynamite episodes.
“I thought, just in my opinion, that was one of the best shows we’ve ever done on Wednesday Night Dynamite,” Khan said. “There was so much great wrestling tonight. It was only possible because of all of you.”
He pointed to the Watsco Center’s place on the University of Miami campus, saying, “I know this is a great sports town. I know this is a great sports campus, but there’s only one sport that goes 52 weeks a year with no time off, no off-season: pro wrestling!” He then led a “Crew!” chant for the AEW production staff.
Khan plugged Blood and Guts, which takes place on Wednesday, November 4, at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida, and Chris Jericho’s Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea, which sails from Miami on November 7. AEW is set to air an episode of Collision from the cruise.
Wednesday’s Dynamite featured Ilja Dragunov’s AEW in-ring debut against “Speedball” Mike Bailey and AEW World Champion Will Ospreay teaming with Adam Copeland against Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight.
AEW’s next pay-per-view is Full Gear on Saturday, November 14, at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix.
