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WWE Accused of Buying Out AEW All Out Seats to Make Arena Look Empty
A fan who sat in section 107 at the Scotiabank Arena—directly behind the hard camera—told Ringside News that they were asked to relocate by an AEW staff member shortly after the event began. According to the fan, they and around 15 others were moved to section 119, which directly faces the hard camera.
The real twist came from who was sitting nearby. The fan said they were told by a Scotiabank Arena employee that WWE had allegedly bought the seats in their original section with the goal of leaving them empty on the pay-per-view broadcast.
>“I was at All Out in Toronto last night. I had bought tickets in section 107, right behind hard cam. After the show started, an AEW employee came to our section and asked for 15 people to follow him. He took us around the area to section 119, where the hard cam points. I was sitting beside an employee of Scotiabank Arena who informed us that apparently WWE had bought tickets in that section to make it look empty on the pay-per-view.”
A fan who sat in section 107 at the Scotiabank Arena—directly behind the hard camera—told Ringside News that they were asked to relocate by an AEW staff member shortly after the event began. According to the fan, they and around 15 others were moved to section 119, which directly faces the hard camera.
The real twist came from who was sitting nearby. The fan said they were told by a Scotiabank Arena employee that WWE had allegedly bought the seats in their original section with the goal of leaving them empty on the pay-per-view broadcast.
>“I was at All Out in Toronto last night. I had bought tickets in section 107, right behind hard cam. After the show started, an AEW employee came to our section and asked for 15 people to follow him. He took us around the area to section 119, where the hard cam points. I was sitting beside an employee of Scotiabank Arena who informed us that apparently WWE had bought tickets in that section to make it look empty on the pay-per-view.”
