AEW All Out Breaks AEW PPV Buy Record, Does “Well Over 200,000” Buys

All Out was AEW’s most-bought PPV by far, doing “well over 200,000 buys” worldwide, Tony Khan said Friday on Busted Open Radio.

“Our pay-per-view did well over 200,000 buys,” Khan said. “Which is a big milestone that nobody had hit in this country in a long time.”

“Our pay-per-view did well over 200,000 buys…” 👀@TonyKhan announces the success of #AEWAllOut with @davidlagreca1 & @TheMarkHenry on ‘Tony Time’ this morning 👊@AEW #AEW #AEWRampage #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/W48BKKkayu

— SiriusXM Busted Open (@BustedOpenRadio) September 10, 2021

AEW’s previous record was estimated around 135,000 buys for Revolution on March 7.

Obviously opponent and angle are factors but hypothetically if CM Punk happens to wrestle at All Out how many PPV buys does it sell?https://t.co/4bfibWocVF pic.twitter.com/fORrnYeBdo

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) July 31, 2021

The last non-WWE PPV to do over 200,000 buys was WCW Mayhem in November 1999, according to Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics. Thurston said that he had also been independently told that All Out did over 200,000 buys.

I’ve been told separately as well All Out is measuring at over 200,000 PPV buys.

The last non-WWE PPV to do 200,000 or more was probably WCW Mayhem in November 1999.https://t.co/o5aWJW8OUy

Many WWE PPVs before the launch of the Network in Feb 2014 sold less than 200,000. https://t.co/uBo1HBAVY6 pic.twitter.com/035p0ZwUb6

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) September 10, 2021