AEW Grand Slam: Australia has sparked considerable controversy, as ticket holders express disappointment over what was initially expected to be a massive, stadium-sized pay-per-view event. Instead, it will be downgraded to a smaller-scale TV taping, marking AEW’s highly anticipated debut in the country.

The confusion began when AEW’s social media team mistakenly announced, in a now-edited tweet, that the event would be their first-ever pay-per-view in Australia. This error led to further frustration among fans who had expected a major event. In response, AEW President Tony Khan quickly clarified that Grand Slam: Australia is intended to be a TV taping rather than a pay-per-view show.

Despite the confusion, the event is still set to deliver significant action. Scheduled for February 15, three title matches have already been confirmed for the card, ensuring an exciting night for fans, even as expectations are tempered by the change in scale.

Wow. The original tweet was scheduled for 5 pm likely weeks ago and said PPV. So it was intended to be a PPV and y'all lied about it

, Tigco (@Tigc0) February 9, 2025

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