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Tony Khan Announces Several Dates For AEW Collision



In the world of professional wrestling, anticipation and excitement often surround announcements of new shows and events. Yesterday at the Warner Bros Discovery Upfronts, the massive media company unveiled the highly anticipated AEW Saturday Collision show. With an array of exhilarating locations set to host these events, fans around the world are buzzing with anticipation. Let's take a closer look at the dates and venues that Tony Khan announced, and the potential for an unforgettable wrestling experience.


Saturday, June 17: Currently Unknown (Location to be Announced Next Week)

Kicking off the AEW Saturday Collision series is the debut show on June 17th. While the specific location is yet to be announced, rumors suggest that The United Center in Chicago, renowned for its electrifying atmosphere, may play host to this historic event. Wrestling enthusiasts can't help but speculate on the potential surprises and explosive matches that await them in the Windy City.


Saturday, June 24: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The AEW action then heads north as the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, opens its doors to fans on June 24th. Known for its passionate wrestling fanbase, Toronto promises an electric atmosphere as AEW's talented roster takes center stage, showcasing their skills in unforgettable battles that are sure to captivate audiences.


Thursday, June 29: FirstOntario Centre in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Continuing the Canadian tour, AEW Saturday Collision arrives at the FirstOntario Centre in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on June 29th. Hamilton, with its rich wrestling history, offers the perfect backdrop for an intense night of high-flying action, hard-hitting encounters, and emotional storylines that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.


Saturday, July 8: Brandt Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

As AEW Saturday Collision rolls on, the Brandt Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, welcomes the wrestling extravaganza on July 8th. The heart of the Canadian prairies will be abuzz with energy as AEW superstars deliver an adrenaline-fueled spectacle, showcasing their unparalleled athleticism and captivating the audience in every moment.


Saturday, July 15: Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada

On July 15th, the action-packed AEW Saturday Collision makes its way to the iconic Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Renowned for its storied wrestling heritage and passionate fans, Calgary sets the stage for unforgettable clashes between AEW's top-tier talents, creating lasting memories that will resonate throughout the wrestling community.


Saturday, July 22: Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey

The grand finale of the AEW Saturday Collision series lands at the renowned Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on July 22nd. A hotbed of wrestling tradition, Newark promises a night of roaring cheers, thunderous chants, and edge-of-your-seat action as AEW's finest put everything on the line to leave an indelible mark on this historic event.


With Tony Khan's announcement of the AEW Saturday Collision dates and locations, wrestling enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly counting down the days until these electrifying shows unfold. From the yet-to-be-announced Chicago debut to the iconic venues in Canada and the grand finale in Newark, each event promises a unique blend of athleticism, drama, and passion that only AEW can deliver. Brace yourselves for an incredible ride as AEW's roster of superstars redefine the boundaries of professional wrestling and create moments that will be etched in our memories for years to come.

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