AEW is reportedly considering holding September's All Out at Chicago's United Center instead of the traditional NOW Arena.
Fightful first reported the news Thursday.
Outside the 2020 edition held in Jacksonville, Florida, during the pandemic, the annual Labor Day weekend pay-per-view has been held at the NOW Arena (formerly the Sears Centre) since its creation in 2019 as well as its predecessor, All In, in 2018.
The report stated that the go-home editions of both Dynamite and Rampage would remain at the NOW Arena.
It's assumed the driving force for the potential move is the size of the venue as the United Center (home of the NBA's Chicago Bulls and NHL's Blackhawks) can house considerably more fans.
AEW has run the United Center previously and drawn strong attendance, notably for CM Punk's return to wrestling in August 2021 that drew over 15,000 fans. They returned last June for the first-ever Forbidden Door PPV and drew nearly 16,000 fans.
For the three All Out PPVs held at the NOW Arena, ticket sales have been just over 10,000 each time.