AEW: Konosuke Takeshita Signing, Revolution 2023 Date Announced, Expanded Live Events Plans for 2023

Konosuke Takeshita Signs Contract with AEW

This past Friday’s AEW Rampage show in Newark, New Jersey featured a tag team match between Eddie Kingston & Ortiz and Konosuke Takeshita & Jun Akiyama, which was won by Takeshita & Akiyama.

Following the show, AEW CEO Tony Khan announced on Twitter that Takeshita recently signed an official contract with the company.

It's official! Congratulations @Takesoup, you are All Elite!

After signing his AEW contract + winning again last night on Friday Night #AEWRampage on @TNTdrama, we'll hear from Konosuke Takeshita on
AEW Zero Hour moments before the annual #AEWFullGear ppv LIVE worldwide TONIGHT! pic.twitter.com/5r2GaFpeB8

— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) November 19, 2022

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Date & Location Announced for AEW Revolution 2023

AEW held a post-show media scrum following Saturday’s Full Gear 2022 event in Newark, New Jersey.

One of the topics discussed included AEW CEO Tony Khan announcing that next year’s AEW Revolution event will be taking place on March 5, 2023 at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California.

This will be the first time that AEW will hold an event in the venue and as part of their upcoming set of Dynamite and Rampage debut shows in the city in early March of 2023.

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Tony Khan Comments on AEW’s Plans to Expand Their Live Events Schedule in 2023

A recent episode of the Busted Open Radio podcast featured AEW CEO Tony Khan as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Khan’s thoughts on AEW’s current plans to expand their live events schedule in 2023.

“I think, in 2023, I would love to expand our content, and we have such a great roster. I think I can utilize the people on the roster even more, and there’s ways we can do that by expanding the content, doing more shows, and I do think live events is something we could do more of, and we have the potential to do that.

We have the wrestlers, and we have the interest around the country, and there’s markets that we’re just now hitting for the first time in years. We have that capacity.

That’s one of the reasons I wanna do more live events and increase our live event revenue, bring it up because that’s one of the reasons I brought in somebody who has such great experience there in Jeff Jarrett, who has worked in the office of, I guess at least four promotions, off the top of my head, if not more and wrestled in countless promotions.

So certainly Jeff’s experiences are so valuable in that area. So as we expand live events, I think Jeff, with his experience there, will be a great person to help grow that part of the company, in addition to being a great wrestler.”

Transcript h/t: PostWrestling.com