WWE and AEW are two of the biggest wrestling promotions in the world. This often leads to some healthy competition which wrestling fans love to see. Like the Tuesday Night War, which was comfortably won by the WWE camp, courtesy of the appearance of legends like The Undertaker and John Cena. But come August 2024, WWE and AEW are set to clash once again.

This will also be their first-ever battle on the continent of Europe.

WWE and AEW both have PLE’s in Europe in the final week of August

WWE just announced its first-ever PLE in Germany on the continent of Europe. The PLE is called Bash In Berlin and it will be taking place on the 31st of August 2024.

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Just a week prior to that, AEW will also be having its annual PLE All In, which will again take place in London on the 25th of August. AEW will definitely win the numbers game here as All In will again be taking place at Wembley Stadium, where AEW broke pro wrestling attendance records with a crowd of 81,035.

On the other hand, WWE’s Bash In Berlin will be taking place at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin. Sadly, the capacity of this arena is only 17,000. So AEW will be the clear winner over here even if All In manages to sell even 1/4th of the total tickets.

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As far as the ratings are concerned, that will be a fair battle. WWE has never held a PLE in Germany, so it will be interesting to see the kind of reception it receives from its Deutsch fans. On the other hand, British fans have already shown how crazy they are for wrestling by coming up in huge numbers for All-In this year. Will WWE’s Bash In Berlin win the ratings war against AEW’s All In? Only time will tell.

In the meantime, Tony Khan has announced that he has a special gift for Sting that will be announced on Dynamite tonight.

Tony Khan might reveal Sting’s opponent for AEW Revolution

The whole wrestling world was sent into a state of shock when Sting announced that he would be retiring from wrestling. And he has chosen AEW’s Revolution as the PLE for his final wrestling match.

But on Friday on AEW Rampage, Tony Khan revealed that he has a gift planned for Sting on tonight’s episode of Dynamite. Fans are hoping that this gift might be the signing of legendary wrestler Goldberg, who was already rumored to make an appearance at AEW All-In.

If this happens, wrestling fans will lose their collective minds. Then again, it might be the signing of another legendary superstar who will face Sting at Revolution. We will only have to wait and watch. Who do you think will emerge as the eventual winner of the ratings war of the European clash?

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