At AEW WrestleDream, Swerve Strickland will return to our screens in his first appearance since his brutal loss to ‘Hangman’ Page at All Out last month. Anticipation is high for the return of one of AEW’s most popular wrestlers, but what does Swerve Strickland have in mind for this weekend’s pay-per-view?

Speaking to No Contest Wrestling with O’Shea Jackson Jr. and TJ Jefferson, Swerve addressed his impending return, and was pleased that fans are hooked on what he has to say over a month after his last appearance.

“I wasn’t even on camera. There’s a lot I can address there. There’s a lot I can address with the current. There is a lot I can address with the future. born. There is a lot I can go into. Maybe the people are so enthralled and emotionally connected to me that I don’t even have to say much.”

When pressed further on what fans can expect at WrestleDream, Swerve added:

“You can always expect the next evolution of me with the subtleties. Maybe my hair is different. Maybe my look is different. Something is different. You’ll feel something different in the air… people are anticipating a return of who I am, what I have to bring and what’s different, what’s new, and what old things I ‘I’m going to address.”

One man who’ll be very interested in what Swerve has to say upon his return is MVP, who has arrived in AEW with the intent of managing Strickland. MVP recently brought in Shelton Benjamin as his head of complaints, and a business card with the ‘Hurt Syndicate’ branding has indicated MVP is seeking to start a faction, presumably with Swerve involved. While Strickland has yet to return to AEW programming, he has made clear he’s at least interested in hearing what MVP has to say.

"Lets talk business" pic.twitter.com/OQUAslW1i4

— The Realest Swerve Strickland (@swerveconfident) October 9, 2024

AEW WrestleDream 2024

AEW WrestleDream will take place on October 12 at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington, Swerve Strickland’s hometown. A stacked 10-match card, including seven title matches, will accompany Strickland’s return.

Fans in the US will have the choice of using B/R Live or Triller TV to watch WrestleDream, while fans outside the U.S. will use Triller TV. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest from AEW WrestleDream including breaking news and live results.

Adam Copeland and Dax Harwood praised Tony Khan for donating towards the relief efforts after Hurricane Helene and the AEW President wanted to tip the cap back to his stars.

Speaking on the AEW WrestleDream media call, Khan mentioned how Copeland credited him for helping police with Starlink connections in those affected by Hurricane Helene and shared with the media something he believed Copeland wouldn’t want to be shared.

“Adam called me last week at backstage at Collision and he was with FEMA workers and he was working with them, he’s helping them. And they were digging bodies out and, and they were dealing with this terrible, terrible tragedy.”

After Copeland credited Khan for his charity, Harwood backed up Copeland’s story stating that all it took for Tony to contribute was “one ask.” Khan noted both stars were doing their part in North Carolina. Cash Wheeler set up a GoFundMe (donate here) for those in western part of the state that has nearly tripled the $25,000 goal.

“Adam and Dax and Cash and everybody chipping in on the relief efforts and the hurricane problem and as the damage and God forbid the loss of life and all these things start to become a reality, it’s terrible.”

The devastation from #HurricaneHelene left a path of destruction throughout the Appalachian region. @RatedRCope & FTR's @DaxFTR explain how you can help!

Watch #AEWDynamite Title Tuesday LIVE TONIGHT 9pm/8pm C on @TBSNetwork! pic.twitter.com/rvWb6rB3ps

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) October 8, 2024

Khan went on to note how busy he’s been with promoting WrestleDream and dealing with the travel issues stemming from Hurricane Helene, but seeing and hearing about all the damage puts matters in perspective and made clear that this past episode of Dynamite was certain to have an 800 number where fans could donate if they were able.

“I care about [AEW] so much what we’re doing and yet, I would be remiss not to bring the charitable aspect of this end of the show and to try to get people to donate…

“It wasn’t all about promoting AEW on TBS last night. It’s also about promoting hurricane relief and whatever we can do to help people.”

If you’d like to donate to any of the non-profits on the ground for those in North Carolina, below is a screenshot of the QR codes presented on AEW Dynamite.

Big prayers for everyone who will be affected by Hurricane Milton down in Florida. If you'd like to donate to some causes to help the damages done in North Carolina. Here are the QR codes #AEWDynamite presented last night. pic.twitter.com/pBYflWzvGg

— Dominic DeAngelo | 1TS (@DominicDeAngelo) October 9, 2024

The card of AEW WrestleDream 2024 continues to grow with exciting two-out-of-three falls match set to take place this weekend. On Twitter, Tony Khan shared that Hologram will take on the Beast Mortos at WrestleDream. Hologram was attacked by the Beast Mortos and the new LFI on this week’s Dynamite and hopes to get a manner of revenge this Saturday.

#AEWWrestleDream ppv
Tacoma, WA
This Saturday, 10/12

2 Out Of 3 Falls@AEWHologram vs @BeastMortos

After a savage attack by The New LFI on #AEWDynamite, a red hot rivalry will erupt on the ppv stage with new stakes as Hologram fights Beast Mortos 2 Out Of 3 Falls this SATURDAY! pic.twitter.com/a0kWtUgMMR

— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) October 9, 2024

AEW WrestleDream 2024

AEW WrestleDream will be the promotion’s second WrestleDream event and take place from the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. The show will be the second AEW pay-per-view in the state of Washington, after last year’s WrestleDream in Seattle.

Here is the card for AEW WrestleDream 2024:

• Mark Briscoe (c) vs. Chris Jericho (with Big Bill and Bryan Keith) (Ring of Honor World Championship)
• Darby Allin vs. Brody King
• Hologram vs. The Beast Mortos (2 Out of 3 Falls)
• Jack Perry (c) vs. Katsuyori Shibata (AEW TNT Championship)
• Will Ospreay (c) vs. Ricochet vs. Konosuke Takeshita (AEW International Championship)
• The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) (c) vs. Private Party (Zay and Quen) (AEW World Tag Team Championship)
• Mariah May (c) vs. Willow Nightingale (AEW Women’s World Championship)
• “Hangman” Adam Page vs. Jay White
• MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden) vs. The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens and Max Caster)
• Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Jon Moxley (with Marina Shafir) (AEW World Championship)

Swerve Strickland will also make his return to AEW programming in his first appearance since his brutal loss to Swerve Strickland at All Out. MVP has shown interest in managing Strickland who is expected to give a response to the Hurt Syndicate leader.

Fans in the US will have the choice of using B/R Live or Triller TV to watch WrestleDream, while fans outside the U.S. will use Triller TV. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest from AEW WrestleDream including breaking news and live results.

Wrestling fans around the globe are gearing up for one of the most anticipated events of the year – AEW WrestleDream 2024. Set to take place on Saturday, October 12th, this premier pay-per-view promises an action-packed night of thrilling matches and unforgettable moments. 

To ensure you don’t miss a second of the excitement, here’s everything you need to know about the pre-show start times across different regions.

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Pre-Show Start Times

The pre-show, often referred to as “Zero Hour,” typically begins one to two hours before the main card. Here’s a breakdown of the expected pre-show start times for various regions:

United States and Canada

• Eastern Time (ET): 7:00 PM
• Central Time (CT): 6:00 PM
• Mountain Time (MT): 5:00 PM
• Pacific Time (PT): 4:00 PM

Europe and Africa

• United Kingdom (BST): 12:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Central European Time (CET): 1:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Eastern European Time (EET): 2:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• South Africa (SAST): 1:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)

Asia and Oceania

• Japan (JST): 8:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Australia – Sydney (AEDT): 9:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• New Zealand (NZDT): 11:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)

Middle East

• United Arab Emirates (GST): 3:00 AM (Sunday, October 13th)

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What to Expect from the Pre-Show

The pre-show, or Zero Hour, serves as an appetizer for the main event. While the exact lineup hasn’t been announced, fans can typically expect:

• Match Previews: In-depth analysis and predictions for the main card matches.
• Exclusive Interviews: Behind-the-scenes conversations with wrestlers and AEW personalities.
• Last-Minute Announcements: Potential updates to the card or surprise appearances.
• One or Two Matches: Often featuring up-and-coming talent or settling minor feuds2.

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) fans, get ready for an exciting night of action as WrestleDream 2024 approaches. Before the main event kicks off, you won’t want to miss the pre-show, known as Zero Hour.

This article will guide you through everything you need to know about watching the AEW WrestleDream 2024 pre-show live stream.

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What is Zero Hour?

Zero Hour is AEW’s pre-show event that sets the stage for the main pay-per-view. It typically features a mix of exciting matches, interviews, and analysis to build anticipation for the main card. 

For WrestleDream 2024, Zero Hour promises to deliver thrilling action and last-minute updates before the pay-per-view begins.

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How to Watch Zero Hour

There are several ways to catch the AEW WrestleDream 2024 pre-show live stream:

1. TrillerTV (formerly FITE TV)

TrillerTV is offering a free live stream of the Zero Hour pre-show1. This is an excellent option for fans worldwide who want to tune in without any cost.

2. AEW’s YouTube Channel

AEW typically streams its pre-shows on its official YouTube channel. While not confirmed for this event, it’s worth checking their channel closer to the start time.

3. International Streaming Services

Depending on your location, various international streaming services may carry the Zero Hour pre-show. Check with your local providers for availability.

What to Expect from Zero Hour

While the full card for Zero Hour hasn’t been announced yet, fans can anticipate:

• At least one or two matches featuring up-and-coming talent
• Interviews with key wrestlers participating in the main event
• Expert analysis and predictions for the night’s biggest matchups
• Last-minute updates on any changes to the card or storylines

So far, a match between Brian Cage and Atlantis Jr. for the ROH TV Title has been confirmed for the pre-show.

As AEW’s highly anticipated WrestleDream 2024 event approaches, wrestling fans are buzzing with excitement about what looks like a stacked card. Set to take place on October 12th, this pay-per-view should give us some top-tier matches on the night.

Let’s dive into our predictions for the main matches, with a special focus on the headlining AEW World Championship clash between Bryan Danielson and Jon Moxley.

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Main Event: AEW World Championship Match

Bryan Danielson vs. Jon Moxley

The centerpiece of WrestleDream 2024 is undoubtedly the AEW World Championship match between Bryan Danielson and Jon Moxley. These two Blackpool Combat Club members have a storied history, dating back to their epic encounter at Revolution 2022. 

Now, they’re set to reignite their rivalry in what promises to be a hard-hitting, technical masterpiece. Moxley has been on a tear lately, delivering intense promos and issuing threats to Danielson and AEW as a company in general. 

The American Dragon, not to be outdone, has been rallying fan support, asking crowds if they want to see him “kick Moxley’s f*cking head in” and bringing back the intensity he had during his ROH days. 

Prediction: While both men are capable of walking away with the gold, our prediction leans towards Bryan Danielson. His recent momentum makes him the slight favorite to retain the AEW World Championship in a match that’s sure to be an instant classic.

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Other Major Matches

AEW Women’s World Championship: Mariah May vs. Willow Nightingale

This match presents an interesting clash of styles between the Mariah May and the powerhouse Willow Nightingale. 

Both women have been making waves in AEW’s women’s division, and this championship opportunity could be a career-defining moment.

Prediction: Willow Nightingale to capture her first AEW Women’s World Championship in an upset victory.

AEW International Championship: Will Ospreay vs. Ricochet vs. Konosuke Takeshita

This triple threat match has the potential to steal the show. With three of the most athletic and innovative wrestlers in the world today, expect a fast-paced, high-flying spectacle.

Prediction: Will Ospreay retains in a match filled with jaw-dropping spots and near-falls.

ROH World Championship: Mark Briscoe vs. Chris Jericho

The veteran Chris Jericho takes on Mark Briscoe in what should be an emotionally charged contest for the ROH World Championship. Briscoe will be looking to honor his late brother Jay by retaining the title.

Prediction: Mark Briscoe overcomes the odds and defeats Jericho to retain the ROH World Champioship.

AEW TNT Championship: Jack Perry vs. Katsuyori Shibata

This match pits the young upstart Jack Perry against the hard-hitting legend Katsuyori Shibata. Expect a physical contest that blends Perry’s athleticism with Shibata’s strong style.

Prediction: Jack Perry retains after a grueling battle, earning Shibata’s respect in the process.

Undercard Highlights

Hangman Page vs. Jay White

Two former world champions collide in what could be a show-stealing encounter. Both men have something to prove as they look to climb back into the world title picture.

Prediction: Jay White picks up a controversial win, setting up a longer feud with Hangman Page.

Darby Allin vs. Brody King

This David vs. Goliath matchup promises to be an intense battle. Allin’s never-say-die attitude will be put to the test against the monstrous Brody King.

Prediction: Darby Allin scores an upset victory through his resilience and high-risk offense.

Former World Champion Swerve Strickland is set to make his AEW return very soon.

The Premier Athlete has not been seen on AEW TV since he suffered a gruesome loss at the hands of Hangman Adam Page in their unsanctioned match at All Out.

The company finally confirmed Swerve’s return on this week’s episode of Dynamite. They announced that Strickland will be making an appearance at the upcoming WrestleDream PPV on October 12:

Swerve Strickland RETURNS!

Watch #AEWDynamite Title Tuesday LIVE on TBS!@swerveconfident pic.twitter.com/RcoqkwzyOo

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) October 9, 2024

• AEW’s Swerve Strickland Makes DC Comics Debut in Batman #153

What’s Next For Swerve Strickland?

Prior to his loss to Adam Page, Strickland had suffered another major defeat at All In. Bryan Danielson ended his 126-day-long reign as the AEW World Champion and saved his career in the process.

That means the former champion has a long road ahead to build himself up again if he plans on pursuing the world title he lost.

There is also the question of The Hurt Syndicate looming around. MVP expressed the desire to work with Swerve upon his AEW debut a couple of weeks ago.

Shelton Benjamin has also made his debut for the company as MVP’s business partner and the debut of Bobby Lashley is highly anticipated.

With all the new players in town, it’d be interesting to see how Swerve will interact with them and if they’ll prove to be friends or foes for the former NXT star.

• Swerve Strickland Reveals How Shawn Michaels Influenced His Current Success

AEW WrestleDream 2024 is set to be one of the most exciting PPVs from the company this year, at least on paper. As fans eagerly anticipate the top tier matches, many are also looking forward to the post-show media scrum.

Here, we’ll provide you with all the essential information about how to watch the scrum via live stream ensuring you don’t miss out on any behind-the-scenes insights and reactions.

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Live Stream Platform

AEW typically streams their post-show media scrums on their official YouTube channel. Fans can access the live stream for free by visiting the AEW YouTube page

Make sure to subscribe to the channel and enable notifications to receive an alert when the stream goes live.

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What to Expect from the Media Scrum

The post-show media scrum is an opportunity for journalists, reporters, and fans to gain insights into the event and hear directly from the wrestlers and AEW management. Here’s what you can typically expect:

Interviews with Key Performers

Top stars who competed in the event will likely make appearances to discuss their matches and share their thoughts on the outcomes. This is a chance for fans to hear candid reactions from their favorite wrestlers.

Tony Khan’s Presence

AEW President Tony Khan is usually present at these media scrums. He often provides commentary on the event, discusses future plans for the company, and sometimes makes important announcements

AEW WrestleDream 2024 is set to be one of the most exciting PPVs from the company this year, at least on paper. As fans eagerly anticipate the top tier matches, many are also looking forward to the post-show media scrum.

Here, we’ll provide you with all the essential information about the media scrum start times across different regions, ensuring you don’t miss out on any behind-the-scenes insights and wrestler reactions.

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Media Scrum Start Times

The post-show media scrum typically begins approximately one hour after the conclusion of the main event. 

Based on previous AEW pay-per-view events, we can estimate the following start times for the media scrum:

United States and Canada

• Eastern Time (ET): Around 12:30 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Central Time (CT): Around 11:30 PM
• Mountain Time (MT): Around 10:30 PM
• Pacific Time (PT): Around 9:30 PM

Europe

• United Kingdom (BST): Around 5:30 AM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Central European Time (CET): Around 6:30 AM (Sunday, October 13th)

Australia and Asia

• Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST): Around 2:30 PM (Sunday, October 13th)
• Japan Standard Time (JST): Around 1:30 PM (Sunday, October 13th)

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What to Expect from the Media Scrum

The post-show media scrum is a highly anticipated event for wrestling fans, offering unique insights into the night’s proceedings. Here’s what you can typically expect:

Wrestler Appearances

Top AEW talent often make appearances at the media scrum, sharing their thoughts on their matches and the overall event. This provides fans with an opportunity to hear directly from their favorite wrestlers in a more candid setting.

Tony Khan’s Insights

AEW President Tony Khan usually leads the media scrum, offering his perspective on the event’s success and addressing any notable occurrences. 

In previous scrums, Khan has discussed topics such as pay-per-view buys, talent health updates, and future plans for the company.

Fans around the globe are eagerly anticipating AEW WrestleDream 2024, one of the most exciting events on the professional wrestling calendar for October. Scheduled for Saturday, October 12, 2024, this premier event promises to deliver an unforgettable night of high-stakes matches and dramatic showdowns. 

To ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action, here’s a comprehensive guide to the start times across different regions, along with essential information about the event.

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Start Times by Region

United States and Canada

For viewers in the Eastern Time Zone:

• Pre-show: 7:00 PM ET
• Main card: 8:00 PM ET

For those on the West Coast:

• Pre-show: 4:00 PM PT
• Main card: 5:00 PM PT

Fans in other time zones should adjust accordingly to catch all the action live.

Europe and United Kingdom

Wrestling fans in Europe will need to stay up late or set their alarms early to watch the event live:

• United Kingdom: Pre-show at midnight, Main card at 1:00 AM (Sunday)
• Central European Time: Pre-show at 1:00 AM, Main card at 2:00 AM (Sunday)

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Australia and Asia

For fans in the Asia-Pacific region, WrestleDream 2024 will be a Sunday morning affair:

• Sydney, Australia: Pre-show at 9:00 AM, Main card at 10:00 AM (Sunday)
• Tokyo, Japan: Pre-show at 8:00 AM, Main card at 9:00 AM (Sunday)

Middle East

Viewers in the Middle East can catch the event in the early hours of Sunday:

• Dubai, UAE: Pre-show at 3:00 AM, Main card at 4:00 AM (Sunday)

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is set to deliver another electrifying pay-per-view event with WrestleDream 2024. This highly anticipated second edition of WrestleDream will take place on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. 

Wrestling fans around the world are eagerly awaiting this spectacular showcase of talent, which promises to be an unforgettable night of action-packed entertainment.

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How to Watch AEW WrestleDream 2024

For wrestling fans eager to catch every moment of WrestleDream 2024, there are several options available to stream the event live. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to watch this thrilling pay-per-view.

TrillerTV (formerly FITE TV)

TrillerTV is the primary platform for streaming AEW WrestleDream 2024 in the United States, Canada, and select international markets. To watch on TrillerTV:

1. Visit the TrillerTV website or download the app
2. Create an account or log in
3. Purchase the pay-per-view event
4. Enjoy unlimited replays after the live broadcast

PPV.com

PPV.com is another option for fans in the United States, Canada, and certain international locations. The process is similar to TrillerTV:

1. Go to PPV.com
2. Sign up or log in to your account
3. Buy the WrestleDream 2024 pay-per-view
4. Stream the event live on your preferred device

YouTube

AEW will also make WrestleDream 2024 available on YouTube for viewers in specific regions. To watch on YouTube:

1. Visit the official AEW YouTube channel
2. Look for the WrestleDream 2024 live stream
3. Purchase access to the event
4. Watch live or on-demand after the event concludes

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Traditional Cable and Satellite Providers

For those who prefer conventional viewing methods, WrestleDream 2024 will be available through traditional cable and satellite providers in the United States and Canada. Contact your local provider for ordering information and pricing details.

Dave & Buster’s Locations

Wrestling fans in the United States have the unique opportunity to experience WrestleDream 2024 in a lively group setting.

Select Dave & Buster’s locations will be airing the event, offering a fun and social viewing experience.

AEW’s next major pay-per-view event, WrestleDream 2024, is set to take place on Saturday, October 12, at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. 

As the event draws near, the card has continued to take shape, with several exciting matches confirmed. Let’s dive into the full lineup of matches scheduled for this highly anticipated event.

Main Event: AEW World Championship Match

The main event of WrestleDream 2024 will feature a clash of titans as Bryan Danielson defends his AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. 

This match was confirmed after Danielson successfully retained his title against Kazuchika Okada on a recent episode of AEW Dynamite. 

Undercard Matches

TNT Championship Match

In a surprising turn of events, Katsuyori Shibata has challenged Jack Perry for the TNT Championship. 

Perry accepted the challenge, setting up what is sure to be a hard-hitting contest between the veteran Shibata and the young champion.

Ring of Honor World Championship Match

Following a heated exchange on AEW Dynamite, it was confirmed that Chris Jericho will face Mark Briscoe for the Ring of Honor World Championship. 

This match adds prestige to the card and showcases AEW’s commitment to featuring talent from its sister promotion.

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match

The Young Bucks will put their AEW World Tag Team Championships on the line against Private Party (Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen). 

This match was set up after a backstage confrontation between the two teams, with Katsuyori Shibata coming to Private Party’s aid during a physical altercation1.

Darby Allin’s Open Challenge

Darby Allin, performing in his proverbial backyard, has issued an open challenge for WrestleDream. Brody King accepted the challenge and it will now be the House of Black member taking on the daredevil Darby.

Full Card

Here is the full card as it stands:

• AEW World Championship: Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Jon Moxley
• AEW Women’s World Championship: Mariah May (c) vs. TBD (Britt Baker or Willow Nightingale)
• AEW World Tag Team Championship: Young Bucks (c) vs. Private Party
• AEW International Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Ricochet vs. Konosuke Takeshita
• TNT Championship: Jack Perry (c) vs. Katsuyori Shibata
• ROH World Championship: Mark Briscoe (c) vs. Chris Jericho
• Darby Allin vs. Brody King
• ROH World Television Championship: Atlantis Jr. (c) vs. Brian Cage on the pre-show

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is set to bring its thrilling WrestleDream event to the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington on October 12, 2024. Wrestling fans are eagerly anticipating this spectacular show, which promises to deliver high-flying action and intense drama.

If you’re looking to secure your spot at this must-see event, here’s everything you need to know about AEW WrestleDream 2024 tickets, including availability, pricing, and more.

Event Details

AEW WrestleDream 2024 will take place at the Tacoma Dome, a venue capable of hosting up to 21,000 passionate wrestling fans. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 12, 2024, with doors likely opening in the early evening. 

This marks the second annual WrestleDream event, following the tradition established to honor the anniversary of legendary Japanese wrestler Antonio Inoki’s passing.

Ticket Availability

Tickets for AEW WrestleDream 2024 are currently on sale through various platforms, including Ticketmaster and StubHub. As the event approaches, availability may become limited, so it’s advisable to secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment.

Ticket Pricing

AEW WrestleDream 2024 offers a wide range of ticket prices to accommodate different budgets and seating preferences. Here’s a breakdown of the pricing tiers:

Starting Prices

• The most affordable tickets start at $28 via StubHub.
• On Ticketmaster, some sections offer tickets as low as $25.

Price Range

Ticket prices vary significantly based on seating location and demand. Here’s an overview of the price range:

• $30 – $100: Lower-priced tickets for upper-level seating
• $200 – $500: Mid-range tickets for better views
• $600 – $1,000: Premium seating options
• $3,639: Top-tier tickets for the best seats in the house

It’s worth noting that prices may fluctuate as the event date approaches, with an average ticket price reported around $820 to $1,610 by some sources.

Seating Options

The Tacoma Dome offers various seating options to enhance your WrestleDream experience:

Standard Admission

Most tickets fall under the standard admission category, with prices varying based on the section and row. For example:

• Section 108, Row N
• Section 114, Rows Q, R, and S

Premium Seating

For those seeking a more luxurious experience, premium seating options may be available, offering the best views of the action and potentially additional perks.

How to Purchase Tickets

Fans can purchase AEW WrestleDream 2024 tickets through several authorized platforms:

1. Ticketmaster: The official ticketing partner for AEW events
2. StubHub: A popular secondary market for tickets.
3. Vivid Seats: Another secondary market option, offering a 100% Buyer Guarantee.
4. AEW’s Official Website: May provide direct links to ticketing platforms.

When purchasing tickets, be sure to buy from reputable sources to avoid potential scams or fraudulent tickets.

Chris Jericho held the ROH World Championship for a handful of months in 2022, in Jericho’s first-ever title reign as part of the promotion. Now, Jericho plans on holding the gold again, and used some shocking tactics to get into the head of champion Mark Briscoe.

On Dynamite’s fifth anniversary, Jericho hosted a Learning Tree segment in the ring with Big Bill and Bryan Keith. Now dubbing himself ‘The Nueve’ Jericho challenged Briscoe to a ROH World Championship match at AEW WrestleDream.

Briscoe came out to accept the match, adding that Jericho’s recent victory over him came thanks to interference by Big Bill. It was here that Jericho sunk to a new low as he said that Mark Briscoe couldn’t beat him before stating that his brother, Jay Briscoe, could have. Jericho went on to say that everyone knows that Mark will never be as good as Jay was. Mark responded by dropping Jericho with a shot to the jaw and promised a Briscoe brother-style ass-whooping at WrestleDream.

Chris Jericho made his challenge to #ROH World Champion Mark Briscoe for #AEWWrestleDream way too personal.

Watch #AEWDynamite's 5th Anniversary LIVE on TBS!@IAmJericho | @TheCaZXL | @BountyKeith | @SussexCoChicken pic.twitter.com/7UbVSgSXe0

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) October 3, 2024

Jay Briscoe sadly passed in January 2023 in a car crash, mere minutes from his home in Laurel, Delaware. Tributes to Jay have poured in from the wrestling world and a locker room was named in his memory at the school where his daughters, who were injured in the crash, attend.

The loss of his brother left Mark contemplating retirement, but the remaining Briscoe has not only continued in the ring but is thriving as ROH World Champion. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest from AEW WrestleDream including breaking news and live results.

At AEW WrestleDream, Bryan Danielson will defend his AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley in what is bound to be a violent contest between the former allies. The match will take place in Tacoma, Washington, just a stone’s throw from Bryan’s home in Aberdeen, and one local comic store has given the American Dragon an incentive to win.

If Danielson retains the gold at WrestleDream on October 12, Destiny City Comics will give away a free comic book to everyone who visits the store the next day. This was confirmed by the store’s owner Ethan, who also has experience in the ring.

Not to put any additional pressure on @bryandanielson, but if he retains the @AEW Championship here in Tacoma, I'll give everyone who comes by Destiny City Comics a free comic book the next day on Oct. 13th. pic.twitter.com/2y28mVEXQb

— ETHAN HD (ALL CAPS) (@REALEthanHD) October 1, 2024

Bryan’s match with Moxley won’t just be about the AEW World Championship but the nature of the company itself. Since turning on Danielson at AEW All Out, Moxley has said he and his allies will create something that’ll last for years in AEW, a company that, in Moxley’s eyes, has been overcome with clashing egos. This is a daunting task that Bryan doesn’t “have the stomach for,” hence the betrayal last month in Illinois.

With Danielson being open about his career winding down, and of the opinion that neck surgery is in his near future, high-profile matches such as this one will become less and less frequent soon enough. Until then though, this match could result in a lot of happy comic book readers in the city of Tacoma. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest from AEW WrestleDream 2024, including breaking news and live results from next week’s show in Tacoma, Washington.

AEW World Champion Bryan Danielson will put the gold on the line against Jon Moxley at AEW WrestleDream following Moxley’s victory on AEW Grand Slam: Dynamite. While Moxley has punched his ticket to potentially regaining the richest prize in All Elite Wrestling, the three-time former champion had little time to celebrate.

After the match, Danielson launched a surprise attack on his former ally, payback for the assault the champion endured at AEW All Out 2024 earlier this month. Danielson even choked Moxley with a necktie, not only delivering payback, but giving fans a nod to his 2010 WWE firing for choking Justin Roberts during the debut of the Nexus. Grabbing the mic, Danielson confirmed that he and Moxley would clash for the AEW World Championship at AEW WrestleDream.

BRYAN DANIELSON FINALLY GETS PAYBACK ON JON MOXLEY!

Watch #AEWDynamite Grand Slam LIVE on TBS!@JonMoxley | @BryanDanielson | @MarinaShafir | @BASTARDPAC | @ClaudioCSRO | @ZayKassidy | @Marq_Quen | @KomandercrMX pic.twitter.com/pOYfCMHyL4

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 26, 2024

Moxley’s title opportunity comes at the expense of Darby Allin, who had earned a title opportunity by winning the Royal Rampage back in July. There had reportedly been talks of Allin receiving a World Championship run, and whether that’s still the plan or not, it certainly won’t come to fruition at WrestleDream.

AEW WrestleDream will take place on October 12, in Tacoma, Washington, the home state of the American Dragon. With Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, and Marina Shafir on his side, Moxley will have the numbers advantage, even if Danielson has the crowd on his side. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest on this feud as the two former allies prepare to tear each other apart next month at AEW WrestleDream.