AEW Double or Nothing is going back to where it all started this Memorial Day weekend.
Not only is the annual spring AEW pay-per-view returning to Las Vegas, where it has been held every year except for the pandemic-affected shows in 2020 and 2021, but it’s headed to the same building where the very first edition of the event took place. AEW announced today that Double or Nothing will originate from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, May 26.
The first Double or Nothing was in the same venue on May 25, 2019, and was the company’s first ever pay-per-view. The last two years, the show has been held at T-Mobile Arena, which holds several thousand more fans and is essentially right across the street (though in Vegas terms, that’s still a hike).
AEW fans in Las Vegas can also make a full weekend of it, since AEW Collision will also be live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday, May 25. The company will then complete a full west coast swing with AEW Dynamite from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 29, followed by a special Thursday taping of Collision at Acrisure Arena in Palm Springs on May 30.
Tickets for Double or Nothing, the Vegas Collision and Dynamite in L.A. go on sale this Saturday, March 30 at AEWtix.com, as well as AXS.com and Ticketmaster. AEW says on-sale information for the Palm Springs Dynamite “will be announced soon.”
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