It is your double or nothing post show. I am John Pollock alongside

waiting coming at you on a late Sunday night. How are you way?

Late Sunday night early Monday morning. You know, it's it's all the same.

I'm good. It blends together. Yes. Yeah. We are coming out of double or nothing. A very

newsworthy show from AEW as they presented their fourth rendition of double or nothing that they

stated was the largest crowd to ever watch double or nothing. So I think a given for most that

this was going to do last year's show, which I did the previous year's show, which I did the

previous year's show. This was the largest attended pay-per-view that they've done, right?

Pay-per-view believes so yes, not biggest attendance that they've ever done, but biggest pay-per-view.

They announced over 14 for the show. The exact attendance was 14,459 was the number that they were

promoting on television. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, so I mean, not only was it the most watched

double or nothing at least live. I mean, most watched pay-per-view that they've done, or were

they referring to orders online as well? I took it to mean people watching. They said,

largest to ever watch a double or nothing. How would they get those numbers spread away?

Well, I think they're doing an estimate based on digital buys. They would know that number

immediately, but traditional pay-per-view buys, they would not know. I think they're going based off

of pre-orders and I guess advanced orders that they are making a meaningful projection that they

will be ahead of last year's show. And maybe their digital buys were such that they could

comfortably realize that, listen, we're going to do at least this amount on traditional pay-per-view

and our digital number is enough that they're confident to. And I don't think that, like,

it would be stunning if this double or nothing did not do sizably above what last year's show did.

So I didn't find that to be some stat that's going to blow you away. I'm going to be concise

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