Tony Khan Confirms Date & Location For Full Gear

Tony Khan has confirmed plans for AEW Full Gear 2023.

Tony Khan will no doubt be celebrating the success of All In at Wembley Stadium as the show broke the all-time paid attendance record for a wrestling show.

But in the wrestling business, there is little time to reflect especially as AEW will be producing All Out from Chicago in less than a week. Khan also announced at the post-All In press conference that his company is adding a new pay-per-view to its schedule as WrestleDream will debut on October 1st and could well have plenty of representation from New Japan Pro Wrestling.

As well as announcing WrestleDream, Tony Khan also confirmed that Full Gear will take place on November 18th and will emanate from The Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California.

2023’s Full Gear saw MJF’s rise to the top of AEW complete as he defeated Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship with more than a little help from William Regal. That event also saw the first bout for Saraya in five years when she defeated Dr. Britt Baker DMD. The English star completed her rise to the top of AEW at Wembley Stadium when she claimed the AEW Women’s Championship and she also had a message for a certain Mercedes Mone who was shown watching on at the show.

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