AEW Double or Nothing on May 24 at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York is now the second largest gate in AEW history in the United States, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. The show ranks fourth in overall company history behind the two Wembley Stadium shows from 2023 and 2024 and last year's All In Texas. With 13,848 of 14,053 tickets distributed, the show will sell out in advance. The secondary market get-in price has dropped to $73 with almost no seats remaining. Dave Meltzer noted the card has grown to eight confirmed matches, with a ninth teased, and that the title vs. hair stipulation in Darby Allin's defense against MJF has further strengthened the show's appeal. He expects a very good PPV buyrate, likely surpassing every AEW show since All In Texas. Before Double or Nothing, AEW runs ROH Supercard of Honor tonight in Salisbury, Maryland. The show is headlined by Bandido defending the ROH Championship against Blake Christian. Athena defends the ROH Women...