Broken Pencil Booking Co. #YKWAGW--AEW Redemption '26

i see that's a that's a dynamite that's a that's a house show also a house show revolution kicks off the year dynasty uh from dynasty we go to double or nothing double or nothing to forbidden door forbidden door to redemption redemption to all in all into all out uh All Out to Wrestle Dream, Wrestle Dream to Full Gear, and then Worlds Collide.

So that's 10 pay-per-views when they started with the originals were Double or Nothing, All In, Full Gear.

Yeah, that was the original.

What's the one in March? Revolution.

So those are the original four.

We can't call them the big four, but those are the original four.

The pillars.

There you go.

The four pillars of AEW pay-per-view right there.

So they've got sort of up to 10 and that's just premium live events or pay-per-views as it's still known as.

But there's also, of course, the ROH shows and then all of the...

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Wait, we don't count those.

Separate

brand, separate entity.

Strictly AEW.

But all the big branded shows that they use on Dynamite to hype these ginormous cars and three-hour shows, which is cool.

They need to figure out a three-hour pay-per-view format.

I digress.

Speaking of pay-per-view formats and times...

Their core audience does not want a three-hour pay-per-view format.

They want four, almost five hours of pay-per-view.

They want more wrestling for the money.

And I can't blame them.

They are still paying for pay-per-view shows with the traditional pay-per-view setting.