AEW WrestleDream ticket sales hit 4,497 ahead of Orlando event

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AEW WrestleDream is scheduled for Oct. 17 at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, where the latest reported figures show 4,497 tickets distributed, including 245 in the past week. That is ahead of the 4,153 tickets distributed for AEW Dynamite at the arena in January, but roughly 1,800 short of last year’s WrestleDream attendance of 6,293 in St. Louis. The announced card includes Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship in an eight-man Clockwork Carnage match, with Samoa Joe and Mike Bailey among the confirmed challengers. Other title bouts include Jon Moxley vs. Mark Davis, Mercedes Moné vs. Thekla, the Young Bucks vs. Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher, and championship matches for the trios and women’s tag team titles.

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