The Future of AEW: Top 5 PPVs We Need in 2027

A high-impact cinematic wrestling graphic for the fictional AEW Pay-Per-View 'Holiday Hell' in December 2027.

AEW has transformed the professional wrestling landscape, but as we look ahead to 2027, it’s time to scale up the event calendar. Here are 5 new concepts that could change the game.

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The Future of AEW: Top 5 PPVs We Need in 2027

  • AEW Resurgence (January 2027): Kicking off the year with a major brand-new event could set a fresh tone for the roster. Resurgence isn't just a show; it’s a reset button that would inject new energy into the promotion right out of the gate.

  • AEW Holiday Hell: December is the perfect time for a high-intensity, "no holds barred" style event. Holiday Hell would be the massive, chaotic year-end finale that gives fans the high-stakes blow-offs they crave before the new year.

  • AEW Grand Square: A "grand stage" style event designed to be the spectacle of the year. This would be the premier destination for massive, arena-shattering main events that deserve a stage bigger than any other on the calendar.

  • AEW King of Kings: Every era needs a tournament to crown a dominant force. King of Kings would be the ultimate test of endurance, determining who truly holds the throne at the top of the AEW mountain in 2027.

  • AEW Supershow: With so much talent currently on the roster, one Supershow isn't enough. Making this a marquee PPV destination would ensure that AEW delivers the kind of dream-match lineups that only the biggest platform can host.


R-Double

R-Double aka ‘The Prodigy from Tennessee’ is a Citizen at "On the Avenue" Studio, member of Autism Tennessee, participates in a Disabilities Recreation program & of course, "Buddy Ball" local sports teams.

He’s a passionate and incredibly positive, pro wrestling fan with autism, the host of our WrestleVoice podcast, has contributed to the “Discuss TNA IMPACT” for the last few years and more!

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