AEW Worlds End Outperforms Full Gear with Huge Pay-Per-View Numbers

AEW closed out 2024 with a bang at its Worlds End pay-per-view, delivering unforgettable moments and impressive matchups that left fans buzzing. The event didn’t just deliver in the ring—it also delivered big on pay-per-view numbers.

According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Worlds End achieved the highest pay-per-view buys for AEW since the historic All In event at Wembley, even surpassing this year’s Full Gear. For context, Full Gear outperformed both All Out and WrestleDream, making Worlds End a standout success for the company.

The event packed plenty of star power, with the epic returns of Adam Copeland and Kenny Omega stealing the show. AEW clearly banked on Worlds End to cap off the year on a high note, and the strategy paid off. Fans and critics alike have praised the event, cementing AEW’s reputation as a major force in the wrestling industry.

This milestone shows AEW’s continued rise in the wrestling world, proving it can go head-to-head with the biggest companies. With blockbuster events like All In and Full Gear already setting a strong foundation, Worlds End positions AEW for an even bigger 2025, leaving fans eager to see what’s next.

What did you think of AEW’s Worlds End? Were Adam Copeland or Kenny Omega’s returns your favorite moments? Share your thoughts in the comments—we’d love to hear your take!