AEW Announces Next PPV, Double or Nothing on Sunday, May 30

AEW
Mar 8, 2021

AEW’s next PPV, Double or Nothing, will take place on Sunday, May 30, which is Memorial Day weekend in the US.

The show will also take place at Daily’s Place in Jacksonville. It was originally scheduled for the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, May 29, but that won’t be happening because of the pandemic.

Tony Khan recently said that Double or Nothing and All Out, which traditionally take place on Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend, respectively, could often be on Sundays since a lot of the country doesn’t have to work on those Mondays. But other PPVs like Full Gear and Revolution “whenever possible, I will do on a Saturday.”

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