Update on AEW Revolution PPV buys

AEW Revolution is trending toward finishing as one of the company's most-purchased pay-per-views in their young history.

On Saturday's Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided some updates to his reporting earlier in the week, stating he believes that the final number for last Sunday's PPV will end up in the 170,000-176,000 range.

Saying he will know more by this Thursday, Meltzer said that compared to December's Worlds End that ended up at 141,000 buys, linear TV buys were up 26% and streaming buys were up 25%.

He went on to say that while international buys weren't up as much, 170,000 would be a good bet today but that, as always, the late buys will make the difference.

AEW's top PPVs of all-time are 2021's All Out (205,000 buys) and 2023's All In (200,000 buys) followed by 2022's Revolution (175,000).

The show from North Carolina's Greensboro Coliseum was headlined and marketed around Sting's final match -- a show that drew a sellout crowd of 16,118 and a $1+ million gate.