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AEW Worlds End 2024 PPV December 28th 2024 Preview.

Worlds End falls perfectly for AEW this year. Taking place on Saturday, December 28, 2024, means the PPV will literally be the year's final AEW show. The next time we'll see wrestlers from the All Elite roster will be during the follow-up Dynamite on New Year's Day. If you're only interested in watching the matches on the main card, tune in at 8 pm EST. There will be prelim matches during the Zero Hour pre-show for those interested in everything Worlds End has to offer.

Since the aforementioned TV and PPV deals haven't been finalized yet, you will still need to go to the same places as usual to watch Worlds End on December 28. Fans in the US can watch the show live through B/R Live, and those around the world can buy and watch the PPV live and on-demand after it's done on TrillerTV, the app formerly known as Fite. If you want to take in some live wrestling over the holiday period, or you need a break from all the festive fun with family and friends by December 28, Worlds End is taking place at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. Not too far from AEW's spiritual home and smart to hold a wrestling event at this time of year in an area where fans will come out to watch regardless of the date. There are still tickets available for the show at Ticketmaster, some of which are just $25.

Jon Moxley has intentionally been making a lot of enemies as AEW Champion, and at Worlds End, three of them will be gunning for his crown. Naturally there's a higher risk of Moxley losing the belt, but the other three competitors dislike each other almost as much as they dislike the champ. Lots of scores to settle in this one, and potentially a new champion crowned once the dust settles. Moxley won the title in extraordinary circumstances, and despite the odds being stacked against him at Worlds End, it won't be here that he loses the championship. The champ thrives among chaos and there will be a point where he does exactly that to capitalize on it and remain champion going into 2025.

MJF was the first winner of the Dynamite Diamond Ring in 2019 and he has managed to keep hold of it ever since. Someone gets a chance to take it from him once per year and so far, no one has managed to get that done. At Worlds End, Adam Cole, MJF's former best friend turned mortal enemy, will have the opportunity. Cole needs to win this match for a couple of reasons. First of all, five years late, it's time for someone else to wear the Dynamite Diamond Ring. More important, however, is Cole being framed like a top player in AEW. Injuries coupled with the fire MJF has been spitting have made Cole feel significantly less than. A big and convincing win here can turn that around and prime Cole for a big 2025.

A new challenger has emerged for the AEW Women's Title after Mariah May beat Toni Storm so bad that she appears to have gone back in time. Thunder Rosa is gunning for the title now, posing a threat to May's reign unlike anything the still-young champion has faced before. Plus it will effectively be a home game for Rosa since the title will be defended in a Tiajuana Street Fight. Despite May admitting she doesn't know what a Tiajuana Street Fight is - you and me both, Mariah - the champion will retain in this match. May has proven herself to be a strong and significant champion in AEW, better than anyone would have expected. It's not time for her first reign of champion to end yet.

Powerhouse Hobbs rubbed Don Callis the wrong way and as payback, Callis has given Hobbs a shot at his International Champion, Konosuke Takeshita. No, I don't get it either. I'm assuming Callis is very confident Takeshita will teach Hobbs a lesson, but I'm not sure that's how things will pan out at Worlds End. My guess is Hobbs will add to Callis's woes on December 28 by beating Takeshita and becoming International Champion. Considering how long Hobbs has been a part of the AEW roster, it's wild that he has only had one midcard title run so far. That changes at Worlds End when he becomes International Champion for the first time. Mercedes Mone made her AEW debut in May of this year and as 2024 comes to a close, she still hasn't suffered a single defeat. To keep that record intact, Mone will need to beat Kris Statlander on PPV for the second time in as many months with the TBS Title on the line having beaten one of its former holders at Full Gear.

AEW Worlds End 2024 PPV December 28th 2024 Match Card.

• Continental Classic 2024 Semi Final Match:Ricochet vs. Kazuchika Okada
• Continental Classic 2024 Semi Final Match:Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• AEW Continental Title Continental Classic 2024 Final Match:Semis Winner 1 vs. Semis Winner 2
• AEW TBS Title Match:Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW International Title Match:Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
• AEW Women’s World Title Tijuana Street Fight:Mariah May (c) vs. Thunder Rosa
• Dynamite Diamond Ring 2024 Final Match:Adam Cole vs. MJF
• AEW World Title Four Way Match:Jon Moxley (w/Marina Shafir) (c) vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Adam Page vs. Jay White
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