Unflattering Photo Depicts Underwhelming Attendance For 3/27 AEW Dynamite

AEW’s journey since its inception in 2019 has indeed been remarkable, marked by significant growth and success, culminating in the All Out 2021 event, which solidified its position as a major player in professional wrestling. However, like any organization, AEW faces its share of challenges, and one of these is the struggle to sell tickets for their live shows.

The March 27th edition of AEW Dynamite emanated from the Le Centre Vidéotron in Quebec City, Quebec. The venue has a maximum capacity of 20,396, but they were scaled down to 3,550 for Dynamite and managed to sell 3,438 as pointed out by WrestleTix.

A less-than-favorable image from this week’s AEW Dynamite has surfaced on social media, revealing numerous tarped-off sections within the venue. This depiction is certainly not favorable for the show’s image.

Some believe that AEW’s choice of larger venues than necessary has led to unflattering photos, highlighting concerns. There is hope for AEW’s recovery from the current challenges, with the expectation that the company will return to its original state.

However, there’s also a lingering worry that AEW’s current attendance levels may mirror the troubling trajectory of WCW in 2000, a comparison that raises red flags for the company’s future. Only time will tell whether AEW will be able to combat such challenges as the product has certainly improved a lot in the past few months.

What are your thoughts on this unflattering photo? Do you have any suggestions for how AEW can improve their ticket sales? Share your views in the comments below!