AEW: Harley Cameron on Her Growth as In-Ring Wrestler & Tony Khan Being “Greatest Boss Ever”, AEW Donated $100,000 to Asheville Hurricane Relief, Worlds End 2024 PPV Buys

Harley Cameron on Her Growth as In-Ring Wrestler and Career Future & Tony Khan Being “Greatest Boss Ever”

Sports Illustrated’s The Takedown on SI held a recent interview with Harley Cameron. One of the topics discussed included Cameron’s thoughts about her growth as an in-ring wrestler and the hard work she has been doing to improve.

“Every day I’m [at AEW], I train. Before TV, I get to the ring early and train. I’ll fly home, I’ll get off the plane and I’ll go to Flatbacks. I’ll go to the AEW ring on a Monday. I do every seminar I can in the world. I think that I just got comfortable, because I’m always in the ring. That’s the only life I have is in that ring.”

Cameron also gave her thoughts about the future of her wrestling career and being excited to showcase her full capabilities.

“I think that I haven’t showcased my full capabilities yet and I’m excited for that down the road, because I feel like we’ve only gotten the tip of the iceberg. The strongest things that I have up my sleeve are still to come.”

Cameron also gave her thoughts about her being grateful to AEW CEO Tony Khan for her wrestling career.

“You get hired in our company when you’ve established yourself as a wrestler, and I feel that wasn’t the case for me. I owe Tony my career. He’s allowing me to do things and he’s showcasing me and I just am very thankful for him. He’s the greatest boss ever.”

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AEW Donated $100,000 to Asheville Hurricane Relief Efforts

This past Wednesday’s AEW Fight for the Fallen 2025 show in Asheville, North Carolina was notable for AEW helping to raise funds and support hurricane relief efforts for those who were affected by Hurricane Helene in the area.

AEW announced earlier today that they have donated $100,000 to various relief effort organizations and hosted many of the staff, families, and first responders who have been providing resources locally to those affected in the city.

This past Wednesday, #AEW presented Fight for the Fallen as a benefit to bring awareness to those affected by Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina. In addition to donating $100k to organizations on the frontlines of disaster efforts, AEW hosted many of the staff, families, and first responders who are providing resources locally. To help support these ongoing efforts visit http://aewtogether.org/fftf! @AEWTogether | @DaxFTR | @RatedRCope | @CashWheelerFTR

This past Wednesday, #AEW presented Fight for the Fallen as a benefit to bring awareness to those affected by Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina. In addition to donating $100k to organizations on the frontlines of disaster efforts, AEW hosted many of the staff,… pic.twitter.com/HiP07X6V84

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) January 4, 2025

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Early Estimates for AEW Worlds End 2024 PPV Buys

AEW’s Worlds End 2024 event this past December in Orlando, Florida reportedly is currently estimated to have generated around the same amount of pay-per-view buys as recent AEW PPV events, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Dave Meltzer reported that Worlds End 2024’s cable television buys are currently down 3.8% compared to this past November’s Full Gear 2024 buys but up 0.9% compared to this past October’s WrestleDream 2024 buys based on updated late buys purchases after the same number of days after the event.

Meltzer reported that Worlds End 2024’s streaming buys are currently identical to this past November’s Full Gear 2024 buys.