After the celebration of the event Double or NothingBryan Alvarez de Wrestling Observer, revealed in Wrestling Observer Live that spent the day talking to several people within AEW About one of the topics most discussed by fans: The duration of Pay-Per-Views. As he said, practically all the employees with whom he talked agree that the shows extend too much and that they should end before midnight on the east coast of the United States.
“Every person I talked to in AEW told me the same: These shows are too long. We all know. They should end before midnight. All except Tony, of course, because I didn't talk to him … and surely he doesn't think the same, “Alvarez said, noting that within the company there is a feeling of impotence with respect to the issue.” Nothing can be done. He simply does. You can't stop. Everyone knows, except Tony Khan and his small group of sick fans who would see the show even last nine hours“He added with irony.
This criticism adds to what at the time also expressed Jim Rosswho pointed out that AEW's vision events contain too many struggles and lose strength due to accumulation. Despite this, Khan seems determined to maintain its current format, although it remains to be seen if, after so many internal voices in disagreement, some adjustment will be rethink.
Recent events such as AEW Revolution y All Out They have come to overcome four hours (main event), generating comments found among fans. While many value the level of fighting, others consider that the rhythm becomes exhausting and impact the key moments of the show.
