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>In an update on pay-per-view buys, Dave Meltzer reported in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that the show was purchased between 167,000 and 173,000 times, making it the second-biggest pay-per-view the promotion has done.
>All Out 2021 remains the company's biggest show, drawing 205,000 buys, while Full Gear 2021 falls to third with 145,000 buys.
>Revolution received a large surge in buys after the show aired with late buys said to be up 14 percent on TV pay-per-view from the same day buy number and up 15 percent on streaming platforms.
>For revenue overall, which includes pay-per-view buys, live gate, merchandise and cinema tickets from special screenings of Revolution, the March pay-per-view grossed $8.3 million. After various parties receive their cuts of the money, AEW will walk away with $4.55 million.
https://cultaholic.com/posts/report-aew-revolution-2022-grosses-over-8-million
>All Out 2021 remains the company's biggest show, drawing 205,000 buys, while Full Gear 2021 falls to third with 145,000 buys.
>Revolution received a large surge in buys after the show aired with late buys said to be up 14 percent on TV pay-per-view from the same day buy number and up 15 percent on streaming platforms.
>For revenue overall, which includes pay-per-view buys, live gate, merchandise and cinema tickets from special screenings of Revolution, the March pay-per-view grossed $8.3 million. After various parties receive their cuts of the money, AEW will walk away with $4.55 million.
https://cultaholic.com/posts/report-aew-revolution-2022-grosses-over-8-million
