AEW To Announce Next Two Host Cities For TNT Show On Monday
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After their Boston and Philadelphia TV tapings sold out very quickly earlier on Friday, All Elite Wrestling looks to continue rolling out the locations for their TNT shows, and the remainder of the October slate is coming.
AEW announced on Twitter Friday that the next two cities to host the TNT show (the October 23 and 30 programs) will be revealed this coming Monday, August 19, at noon eastern time. The specific on-sale date and time will also be released.
Responses to that tweet include fans, understandably, trying to give AEW ideas, putting in for their regions with suggestions such as New York, Atlanta, Seattle, and Kansas City, just to name a few.
So far, all three AEW TV tapings have sold out within the hours after tickets were first made available. The inaugural taping for Washington DC on October 2 sold out in two hours, even with a reported technical glitch on Ticketmaster's end. As mentioned at the start of this story, the shows for both October 9 in Boston and October 16 in Philadelphia each sold out in about an hour's time earlier today.
AEW announced on Twitter Friday that the next two cities to host the TNT show (the October 23 and 30 programs) will be revealed this coming Monday, August 19, at noon eastern time. The specific on-sale date and time will also be released.
Responses to that tweet include fans, understandably, trying to give AEW ideas, putting in for their regions with suggestions such as New York, Atlanta, Seattle, and Kansas City, just to name a few.
So far, all three AEW TV tapings have sold out within the hours after tickets were first made available. The inaugural taping for Washington DC on October 2 sold out in two hours, even with a reported technical glitch on Ticketmaster's end. As mentioned at the start of this story, the shows for both October 9 in Boston and October 16 in Philadelphia each sold out in about an hour's time earlier today.
Written by Justin Henry
In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
