On Wednesday's
Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided another update on the projected final buys for AEW Revolution.
Updating a report from Monday, he believes the final numbers for this month's pay-per-view will be in the range of the low-to-mid 130,000s as "late buys were strong."
Compared to November's Full Gear, he said that international streaming buys and linear TV PPV buys were both down but didn't have a final number on domestic streaming buys.
At the post-Revolution press conference,
AEW head Tony Khan said he thought the show would finish between 130,000-140,000 buys based on early numbers.
The number is a drop from 2022's 175,000 buys for Revolution and more in line with 2021's 135,000.
The number is also a drop from the 140,000 range they hit for their last three PPVs: June's Forbidden Door, September's All Out and November's Full Gear.
The show came a day after a noteworthy UFC PPV that featured the return of Jon Jones in a fight for the vacant heavyweight title that could have affected some buys.