“What a Fu****g Tool”: Tony Khan Faces Heavy Fan Criticism on AEW Dynamite After His Hyped Announcement Turns Out to Be Lackluster

AEW is constantly trying to one-up the WWE whenever it gets a chance. But what Tony Khan did last night on Dynamite just got the fans all confused. Mid Dynamite, Khan appeared to make a huge announcement. But after hearing the announcement, fans were dumbstruck as to why it was even called “huge”.

Some fans felt that AEW could have just put out a tweet stating the same.

Tony Khan announced that fans can pre-sign up for All In 2024 tickets 

All In 2023 was a mega success for Tony Khan and AEW. The PPV managed to have the biggest crowd ever in pro wrestling history with 81,035 roaring fans back in August. And AEW hopes to break this record at next year’s All In.

On Dynamite last night, during the show, Khan appeared on the jumbotron claiming to have a huge announcement for the fans. He then went on to announce that the tickets for All In 2024 at the Wembley Stadium in London will go on sale from 1st December. That’s quite early, considering All In is almost 10 months away.

He said, “It’s the start of the holiday season, and I can’t think of a better gift to give the wrestling fans and your family, your friends, your loved ones, anyone you care about than a ticket to next year’s AEW All In, coming up August 25th, 2024. Tickets are on sale one month from now, December 1st”.

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He then continued by saying that fans don’t need to wait for December 1st. They can just sign up right now and get the best tickets early. This irked the fans a bit as for them, this was not a huge announcement. They felt that this was something that could have just been mentioned on social media.

And obviously, fans didn’t lose this opportunity to troll Tony Khan on Twitter.

Fans bash Khan for selling All In tickets too early

All In 2024 takes place on 25th August. And the very next week WWE will also be having its PLE Bash In Berlin in Germany on 31st August. WWE is definitely no competition as far as ticket sales are concerned, as the capacity of the Mercedes-Benz Arena Berlin is just 17,000. Hence, fans were totally dumbfounded when Tony Khan announced that the tickets for All In would go on sale from 1st December.

One fan said that rather than making an official announcement, AEW could have just tweeted the same.

Another fan connected this to Khan’s last announcement of Ric Flair as Sting’s retirement gift.

But most fans were shocked as to why the tickets were being sold this early.

Khan has been lambasted by fans numerous times in the last 2 weeks. Last week he was mocked for inviting Ric Flair to Dynamite in spite of his problematic past.

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But what are your views on Tony Khan asking the fans to signup for All In 2024 tickets 10 months in advance?